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In a major push to combat violent crime this summer, the FBI’s two-week Operation VIPER in St. Louis resulted in 91 arrests, the seizure of $310,000 in cash, 36 firearms, three vehicles, and significant amounts of cocaine, methamphetamine, and fentanyl.
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A married federal judge in the 11th Circuit has been privately reprimanded after engaging in a two-year sexual affair with a high-ranking law enforcement officer inside the courthouse, with clerks coming forward to say that they could hear the sounds of their intimacy through the walls.
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The Aurora, Colorado City Council just passed a controversial new policy restricting police from releasing mug shots and suspect names until conviction, effectively gagging law enforcement from sharing timely information with the public and prioritizing the privacy of criminals over the safety of the community.
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A plate for a plate: the Madison Police Foundation and Chuck Wagon BBQ are teaming up for a month-long “Buy a Dog, Save a Dog” fundraiser every Saturday in June to raise money for bulletproof vests for the department’s K9 officers.
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A simple act of blocking her ex turned into a nightmare ending in a life sentence after a shocking claw-hammer assault.
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The son of a former Texas GOP chairman has been arrested in an explosive case that prosecutors say involves years of alleged foreign government coordination.
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Social media is erupting after the City of Minneapolis posted a George Floyd tribute on Memorial Day and critics aren’t holding back.
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Doctors were left stunned after a 4-month-old infant arrived with severe, unexplained injuries that led to criminal charges against the parents.
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From MLS fame to the front lines of policing, Tally Hall says true purpose came not from championships, but from serving others.
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A routine traffic safety conference in Orlando has sparked outrage after police officers were allegedly denied entry over their clothing. And the fallout is just beginning.
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From assassination attempts to White House gunfire, a troubling pattern begins to emerge, according to a former FBI agent.
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Eight Ohio residents were indicted by the Ohio Attorney General's office, five for over $500,000 worth of Medicaid fraud and three others for scamming nursing home patients.
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A suspect with known mental health issues and a recent past of interfering with government business shot at White House, then killed by responding Secret Service.
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A brutal family tragedy, an insanity ruling, and a case that shocked New Jersey ends abruptly behind bars.
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A courtroom dispute ends in violence outside a Raleigh courthouse in broad daylight.
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