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ICE was searching for a different person when officer killed man in Houston, lawmaker says
Officers were trying to serve an administrative warrant for someone other than Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Rep. Sylvia Garcia said.
Investigation underway into death of Mississippi 18-year-old who vanished on July 4 boating trip
The family of Nolan Wells, whose body was found Monday on Horn Island, doesn’t believe his death was accidental, attorney Ben Crump said. A cause of death is pending.
Charlie Kirk assassination suspect expressed regret after shooting, roommate says
Utah prosecutors on Thursday played redacted clips of authorities interviewing a roommate and former romantic partner of Tyler Robinson.
New Jersey officer charged after two K-9s die in hot vehicle, prosecutors say
A New Jersey police officer has been charged after prosecutors said he left two K-9s in his vehicle for seven hours without proper ventilation, resulting in their deaths.
Second person in 4 days is fatally shot in Memphis by federal task force member
A member of a federal crime-fighting task force in Memphis shot and killed a person there on Wednesday, the second fatal shooting by a task force member in four days, and the fourth death involving the unit since it started in September.
U.S. Olympian David Hearn to be arraigned on charges in Reflecting Pool vandalism case
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Photos released of the Arizona pool where a toddler who was found alive in the morgue nearly drowned
The pool at the Arizona home where a “Miracle Baby” nearly drowned is partially enclosed by what appears to be plastic fencing with zip ties in places, photos obtained Wednesday by NBC News show.
Toddler sustains brain injury in fall after California childcare worker threw him into the air, lawsuit says
The lawsuit alleges The Bay Club “tried to cover up the true nature of the incident” at its El Segundo Clubhouse last year.
Three charged with taking or trying to take pieces of blue sealant from Reflecting Pool
The three have pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor destruction of public property less than $1,000.
Sherrone Moore’s ex-assistant sues University of Michigan alleging records requests violations
Paige Shiver and her attorneys filed a lawsuit seeking requested records and punitive damages.