Category: Crime News
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Ex-Olmsted County Deputy Proclaims Innocence Against Sex Crime Allegations
Former Olmsted County Deputy Mathew Adamson pleaded not guilty to 11 sex crimes in two cases. Possession of child sex abuse materials, private observation devices, and office misbehavior are among these offenses. Adamson Fights Sex Crime Charges Amid Custody Battle Adamson also faces charges of enticing a kid for prostitution and inappropriate electronic communications about…
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Tottenham Hotspur Owner Joe Lewis Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading Charges in New York
British billionaire Joe Lewis, renowned for owning the Tottenham Hotspur soccer club, pleaded guilty to insider trading and conspiracy charges in a New York court. Lewis admitted to sharing nonpublic information about publicly traded companies with associates, leading to illegal gains. The 86-year-old businessman, estimated to have a fortune of $6.1 billion, expressed remorse, acknowledging…
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Teenager Arrested for Discharging Firearm in East Laredo
In a late-night incident on January 23, 2024, a teenager, Erik Lopez, was apprehended by Webb County Sheriff’s Deputies in east Laredo after allegedly discharging a firearm. The incident unfolded around 10:40 p.m. near the 200 block of Enlace Road prompting authorities to respond to a shots fired call. Law Enforcement Response Promptly responding to…
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Hours before his unusual execution for murder for hire, an Alabama death row convict consumed steak for his final dinner
Hours before his execution, Kenneth Eugene Smith, the convicted murderer from Alabama who was killed by nitrogen gas on Thursday night, was given his final dinner, according to prison officials. Smith was given steak with A.1 dressing, hash browns, and eggs for his last supper, according to the Alabama Department of Corrections. Prior to that,…
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Every year, cars with disguised license plates cost NYC $108 million
According to a recent analysis by City Comptroller Brad Lander, false and unclear license plates that were invisible to speed cameras cost New York City approximately $108 million in lost revenue in 2023. Residents of New York claimed to see the issue everywhere. “I see individuals advertising these sort of disguising things [for license plates],…
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Man Exonerated as Innocent in Friends’ Freezing Deaths After Chiefs Game, Attorney Reveals
Three pals, Ricky Johnson, David Harrington, and Clayton McGeeney, were found dead in Jordan Willis’ Kansas City backyard days after attending a Chiefs game. John Picerno, Jordan Willis’ attorney, claims Willis is innocent and awaits autopsy and toxicology tests to explain the deaths. Jordan Willis in the Dark as Friends Found Dead – Kansas City…
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Chicago Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Tragic Shooting of Wife and Three Daughters
Maher Kassem, 63, of suburban Chicago, faces four first-degree murder charges for murdering his wife and three adult daughters in Tinley Park’s bloodiest event since 2008. After a domestic argument on Sunday morning in Tinley Park, 30 miles from Chicago, Majeda Kassem, 53, twins Halema and Zahia Kassem, 25, and Hanan Kassem, 24, died. Murder…
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Razor Wire Decision: Supreme Court Backs Biden Angers Border Patrol Union
The Supreme Court upheld the Biden administration’s razor wire fence on the Texas-Mexico border. Border Patrol agents can cut Texas’ concertina wire near Eagle Pass while court processes continue. This 30-mile construction was part of Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s disagreement with the administration over immigration enforcement and measures to reduce the migrant influx since Biden…
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The former US intelligence director’s daughter’s murder conviction is overturned by a Maryland appellate court: report
An appeals court in Maryland on Tuesday overturned an indictment for murder involving the adopted daughter of former President George W. Bush’s Director of National Intelligence, John Negroponte, due to information the jury in the trial shouldn’t have been seen, according to sources. 3 judges from the Maryland Appellate Court rendered their verdict on Sophia Negroponte’s…
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A 44-year-old Clovis man arrested for stabbing between 5th and Sheldon
Francisco Rodriguez-Rivera, 44, was arrested in Clovis, New Mexico when police responded to a report of an injured person at 5th Street and Sheldon Street. Jahmaal Glover, 28, was found bleeding from his head. Clovis Police immediately helped Glover, and EMTs took him to the hospital. Clovis Man Stabs, Victimizes in Intense Altercation Officers were…