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A woman known for posting anti-police rhetoric recently took to social media with a plea for help from law enforcement and concerned citizens after her rented U-Haul truck, purportedly full of all her worldly possessions, was stolen.
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Medellin drug lord released from U.S. prison after serving 25 years of his 30-year sentence.
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Analysis of data from CDC WONDER database shows what number of firearm-related deaths are suicides.
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Man arrested for kidnapping a librarian and robbing her.
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Court rules the smell of raw cannabis gives police probable cause to search vehicle.
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The act appears to resemble a textbook "swatting" attempt.
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The office closed in 2015 but senior officials want it reopened.
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Man who spent 24 years in prison and who was exonerated in 2017 is now back behind bars after pleading guilty to killing someone over drug money.
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The National Police Association offered a glowing endorsement of Kash Patel, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for FBI Director.
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Over a dozen indicted for stealing hundreds of cars and trading the to Mexican drug cartels.
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Daniel Penny has been found not guilty of criminal negligent homicide.
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Three prominent Democrats said Joe Biden should not have pardoned Hunter, but mostly because it sets a precedent for President-elect Donald Trump.
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Richard Staropoli predicted that President-elect Donald Trump may face another attempt on his life.
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Despite over the past six months repeatedly and adamantly pronouncing he would not, President Joe Biden on Sunday announced that he was issuing a full pardon for his son, Hunter Biden.
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The radical left's relentless crusade to smear Trump's Defense Secretary nominee, Pete Hegseth, now claims he allegedly practices an "aggressive form of Christianity."
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