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New evidence has been presented to Chauvin, which he claimed was brought to his attorney in November of 2021 but was never shared with him.
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Pro-Hamas rioters attempted to storm DNC headquarters in Washington, DC, and attacked cops yet only one arrest was made. Where's the DOJ?
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DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and FBI Director Christopher Wray warned a House committee this week about "increasing threats" of terrorist attacks within the United States
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The first month of fiscal year 2024 alone has seen nearly 190,000 illegal migrants apprehended coming into the USA.
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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo slammed District Attorney Kim Ogg, saying the investigation into staffers in her office is "politically motivated."
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Amanda Burnside was released on her own recognizance after allegedly setting fire to three houses and within two hours was arrested for armed robbery.
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Jeremy Goodale sobs during an apology while being sentenced to life with the possibility of parole after serving 25 years.
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It sounds like a bad knock-knock joke. Unfortunately, this is our current reality.
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An appeals court reinstated murder charges against a woman accused of poisoning a retired police chief with eyedrops in his food and drink. Charges initially dropped due to "lack of a speedy trial," however the court overturned the lower court's ruling
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Slade Sohmer has been arrested on charges of child pornography, including possession and dissemination of victims as young as three-years old.
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People want to know how mentally ill offenders obtain firearms or why firearms were not confiscated. Turns out 5.7% out of 25 million potential firearm applications were denied for “mental health commitments or adjudications” in 2020. This article explains the complexities of mental health, access to firearms, shootings, and mass shootings on a national scale. It’s far more complicated than many think.
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I was not eating or sleeping, waking up, nightly thinking this was a dream, and then looking around, made me even more depressed. I knew I had a quick and easy solution, but thank God I kept staring at my kid's photos. 
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The Minneapolis Police Department is down nearly 200 officers since the four officers were imprisoned over the George Floyd case. Now, the city wants to throw money at the problem, offering current officers $17,500 to stay for two-and-one-half years; new recruits will get $15,000 if they stay for three years.
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It appears that the landlord told police that he had been having issues with the tenants and, in a calm voice, claimed to have done “something bad” at the residence. 
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The suspect in this case, who savagely beat the victim and held her in captivity, has a lengthy criminal record including several other counts of abduction.
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