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Rapper Foolio killed in Tampa shooting
Tampa police said officers are still investigating the cause of the shooting and working to identify individuals involved.
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Three people slashed on the face at Queens Plaza subway station: Police
A person of interest has been taken into police custody after three people were slashed in Queens on Saturday. Officers responded to a 911 call about a slashing at Queens Plaza subway station around 8:20 a.m., according to an NYPD spokesperson. Two people were found with a slash wound on the face by 43 Avenue and 27 Street. A third…
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Husband of bride killed in alleged DUI crash on wedding night to receive nearly $1M in settlement
The husband of a bride who was killed in a South Carolina beach road collision on her wedding night last year will receive almost a million dollars in a settlement connected to the crash. The Post and Courier reports that Aric Hutchinson will receive about $863,300 from Folly Beach bars The Drop In Bar & Deli, the Crab Shack and...
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Robert Morris warned sex abuse accuser she could be prosecuted for seeking compensation, emails show
Two decades before pastor Robert Morris publicly confessed last week to engaging in “sexual behavior” with a child and resigned from Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas, his accuser had confronted him and sought compensation, according to copies of emails obtained by NBC News.
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Where is Sherri Papini, whose false kidnapping story inspired ‘Perfect Wife', now?
“Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini” takes a three-part documentary look at the 2016 hoax.
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Grocery store shooting in Arkansas leaves 3 dead, 10 wounded, police say
Three people were killed and 10 wounded, including two law enforcement officers, when a shooter opened fire Friday at a grocery store in Arkansas, police said.
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Triple murder suspect in Oklahoma and Alabama killings is arrested in Arkansas
A man “escalating his violent behavior” — and linked to at least three slayings in Oklahoma and Alabama — was arrested in Arkansas on Thursday, authorities said.
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Denied the ‘right to hug': In many U.S. jails, video calls are the only way detainees can see loved ones
Jails across America replace in-person visits with expensive video calls
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Trump legal team calls for Judge Arthur Engoron to recuse himself from civil fraud case
Former President Donald Trump’s legal team filed a motion Thursday calling on New York Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron to recuse himself from the Trump civil fraud case.
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Family of taekwondo instructors saves Texas woman from sexual assault
The An family, who own and operate a dojo in Harris County, used their years of training and discipline to pin down an attacker until law enforcement arrived.
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Alleged gang member leaves two people blinded after stabbing attacks on Long Island street
An alleged gang member was indicted on multiple charges for attacking two men in the street outside a bar on Long Island, leaving both men blinded with permanent injuries to their eyes, according to the district attorney.
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Fake Chase Bank rep steals over $15,000 from Staten Island woman in phone scam: Police
A Staten Island woman is out $15,000 after a suspect posed as representative from Chase Bank and told her to hand over the cash in order to fix her account, according to police.
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Woman sentenced for throwing acid in subway rider's face at Brooklyn station: DA
A woman was sentenced to more than a decade behind bars after she threw acid in a subway rider’s face during an unprovoked attack at a Brooklyn station, according to the Brooklyn district attorney.
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Russian court sentences US soldier to nearly 4 years on theft charges
A court in Russia’s far eastern city of Vladivostok has sentenced an American soldier arrested earlier this year to three years and nine months in prison on charges of stealing and threats of murder.
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NJ's top federal prosecutor, Menendez political consultant testify at corruption trial
Sen. Bob Menendez’s corruption trial resumed Tuesday after a delay due to one codefendant getting ill with COVID-19 last week. The top federal prosecutor in New Jersey testified about whether Menendez tried to pressure a him in exchange for alleged payoffs. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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NYU freshman sues roommate for allegedly stealing over $50,000 worth of luxury handbags and jewelry
A freshman at New York University is suing her roommate after allegedly discovering that roughly $51,000 worth of handbags and jewelry were stolen.
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Club Q shooter pleads guilty to 50 federal hate crimes
The shooter is already serving life in prison after pleading guilty to state charges last year.
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NJ man accused of attacking Salman Rushdie doesn't want offered plea deal, lawyer says
The New Jersey man accused of repeatedly stabbing author Salman Rushdie is not interested in an offered plea deal that would shorten his time in state prison but expose him to federal prison on a separate terrorism-related charge, his lawyer said Tuesday.
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Florida plastic surgeon charged in death of wife after he worked on her
A plastic surgeon in Florida was charged with his wife’s death after she suffered a cardiac arrest and died days after he performed after-hours procedures on her last year.
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Florida McDonald's employee throws drinks, shoots at customer after order dispute
A McDonald’s employee was arrested in Lakeland after a drive thru dispute turned violent on Friday.