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Teens gloated as bomb threats shut Florida schools | 'UR ON THE NEWS’

Teens gloated as bomb threats shut Florida schools | 'UR ON THE NEWS’

A teenage boy confessed to calling in fake bomb threats to schools across South Florida, including one at Boca Raton High. Here's how he'll pay.
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Man arrested 6 years after DUI manslaughter warrant issued | Exclusive

Man arrested 6 years after DUI manslaughter warrant issued | Exclusive

A man wanted for six years after a warrant charging him with DUI manslaughter was issued has been arrested
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Three arrested, deadly weapons seized after string of retaliatory Jasper Co. shootings

Three arrested, deadly weapons seized after string of retaliatory Jasper Co. shootings

Four shootings, one fatal, high-speed I-95 pursuit, three arrested, and machine guns seized; Jasper County Sheriff says 'Stop the cycle of violence'
Arizona RepublicArizona Republic
Mesa teen accused of terrorist threats, plotting mass shooting

Mesa teen accused of terrorist threats, plotting mass shooting

Damien Bedonie, a Mesa 18 year old, searched past mass shootings to plan his own, Maricopa County prosecutors said.
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Immigration agents shoot a man during arrest in New York City

Immigration agents shoot a man during arrest in New York City

The Department of Homeland Security says federal immigration agents shot and wounded a Dominican man while arresting him in New York City
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Kentucky State Police Post 12 Announces Traffic Safety Checkpoints in Multiple Counties

Kentucky State Police Post 12 Announces Traffic Safety Checkpoints in Multiple Counties

The Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 12, based in Frankfort, has announced it will conduct periodic traffic safety checkpoints across its coverage area. This includes Anderson, Fayette, Franklin, Scott, Shelby, Spencer, and Woodford Counties. These checkpoints will be implemented at approved locations, adhering to the KSP Policy and Procedures Manual. The primary objective of these high-visibility public safety services is to enhance motorist safety on public roadways and deter violations of Kentucky Revised Statutes. KSP Post 12 aims to focus on operator impairment, vehicular equipment deficiencies such as registration and insurance, and the valid licensing of drivers. Any other violations or public safety issues encountered during these checkpoints will also be addressed.
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Montana State Auditor James Brown Advocates for Bail Industry Reforms Following Deadly Butte Case

Montana State Auditor James Brown Advocates for Bail Industry Reforms Following Deadly Butte Case

Montana State Auditor and Commissioner of Securities and Insurance James Brown is pushing for stronger oversight and reforms within the state's bail bond industry. This initiative follows a Montana Supreme Court ruling that affirmed convictions against former Butte bail bondsman Jay Hubber for deliberate homicide by accountability and aggravated burglary. The case involved Hubber recruiting individuals to apprehend David Sandoval, which resulted in Nicholas Jaeger shooting and killing William Harris. Brown emphasized that the Supreme Court's decision clarifies the boundaries of the bail bond industry's authority, particularly regarding entry into private residences. He stated that public safety is the top priority for his office, which regulates bail bondsmen as licensed surety insurance agents. Brown noted a rise in "Wild West tactics" that have led to fatalities and undermined public confidence in the industry's role in ensuring court appearances. Reforms supported by his predecessor, Troy Downing, estab...
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Caledonia Village Board Terminates Contract for Flock Camera Program

Caledonia Village Board Terminates Contract for Flock Camera Program

The Caledonia Village Board has unanimously voted to end its contract with Flock for its camera program, making it the third major law enforcement agency in Racine County to move away from Flock cameras recently. The decision means the cameras will be removed by the end of the year, coinciding with the contract's conclusion. Caledonia Police Chief Christopher Botsch stated that while the termination is not a rejection of license plate reader technology itself, which he believes can aid in solving crimes and finding missing persons, the village board decided to discontinue the specific Flock program. This follows similar actions by the Racine County Sheriff’s Office and the Racine Police Department, which removed their Flock cameras about a month prior.
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Alleged attacker of bus driver in Yonkers is free despite multiple arrests

Alleged attacker of bus driver in Yonkers is free despite multiple arrests

MTA union blasts bail decision by Yonkers judge after Thywill Anasu who is charged in the beating of one of their members is charged with additional assault.
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Ex-Shelby County commissioner sentenced to two years in federal prison

Ex-Shelby County commissioner sentenced to two years in federal prison

Also this week, multiple high-profile court dates were reset, including those of a sitting Shelby County commissioner and former Young Dolph suspect.
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Deputies Arrest Felony Warrant Suspect Hiding in Middle Tennessee Home

Deputies Arrest Felony Warrant Suspect Hiding in Middle Tennessee Home

Deputies in Montgomery County, Tennessee, arrested an individual with confirmed felony warrants who was found hiding in a closet at a home on Camelot Drive. On Tuesday, deputies arrived at the residence to locate the suspect. After obtaining permission to search the home, they announced their presence and deployed a K-9 unit. The individual did not surrender or reveal their location until the K-9 assisted in locating and apprehending them. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) reported that the arrestee sustained injuries during the apprehension and was transported to a hospital, in accordance with MCSO policy, despite declining treatment. Further details regarding the suspect's identity and specific warrants have not yet been released, as the investigation remains active.
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Colorado Deputies Arrest Four Suspects in $1,000 Merchandise Theft in Highlands Ranch

Colorado Deputies Arrest Four Suspects in $1,000 Merchandise Theft in Highlands Ranch

Douglas County Sheriff's deputies arrested four suspects in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, last week in connection with a merchandise theft exceeding $1,000. The incident began when deputies responded to a report of a theft in progress at a grocery store on September 30. A store employee informed authorities that several suspects fled the store with over $1,000 worth of stolen merchandise, primarily Tide pods and Downy Unstopables, and departed in a black sedan. Deputies quickly located the vehicle, and the four suspects attempted to evade capture by running into a nearby field. Law enforcement established a perimeter and deployed drones equipped with heat detection technology to track and apprehend all four individuals. Investigators discovered that several of the suspects had active warrants from other jurisdictions, totaling 13 warrants among three of them. In addition to the outstanding warrants, the suspects now face charges for theft and obstructing peace officers. The stolen items were recovered and ret...