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Idaho Killings Suspect Denied Bail in First Court Appearance
The 28-year-old graduate student accused of killing four Idaho college students was denied bail in his first court appearance Thursday.
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New Data Shows Violent Crime Down in Connecticut
A new report shared with a state commission today shows violent crime is down in Connecticut overall, but some areas have seen an increase as well.
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Large Increase in Crime Impacting Waterbury
Waterbury’s police chief is highlighting the seven homicide arrests that have been made in the city just the last few days.
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California Fast Food Worker Loses Eye Protecting Special Needs Boy From Bully
A fast food worker said she is going to lose an eye after she was attacked in Antioch.
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Personal Arguments Causing Hartford Homicides to Climb to Record Numbers: Mayor
With six weeks left in the year, Hartford has already hit a grim milestone: 36 homicides so far in 2022. The only time the city had thirty or more homicides was in 2003 and 2015.
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Personal Arguments Causing Hartford Homicides to Climb to Record Numbers: Mayor
With six weeks left in the year, Hartford has already hit a grim milestone: 36 homicides so far in 2022. The only time the city had 30 or more homicides was in 2003 and 2015. “She was fun, liked to laugh. Everybody knew her,” Diazsha Heaven said, describing her sister Jayla. “Yeah, she was just full of energy.” She was…
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Waterbury Crime Trend: Police Say Repeat Offenders Are at Center of Crime
Waterbury Police are on two major cases that reflect a crime trend: a repeat offender is at the center of each. The Crime Prevention Unit made an arrest Wednesday night and separately, police have identified a suspect in a homicide that happened on Halloween. “We’re seeing that the people that are committing acts of violence here in the city...
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Everything You Need to Know About Genetic Genealogy
Decades-old crimes are being solved using genetic genealogy. Here’s what you need to know.
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Mom Sought in Death of Boy Found in Suitcase
Police say they have identified the boy whose body was found in April in a Las Vegas-themed suitcase in rural Indiana, as well as two suspects in his death.
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Police Believe Missing Georgia Toddler Is Dead, Mother Is ‘Prime Suspect'
A Georgia toddler reported missing by his mother last week is believed to be dead, according to police, and his mother has been named a suspect in the boy’s death.
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Crime in Connecticut is Trending Down, According to New Report
New data shows crime is down over the last decade in Connecticut. “I guess I haven’t noticed much crime,” Eric McCorey of Windsor said. A report released on Monday by the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection (DESPP) shows that during the last ten years, overall crime was down 30%, including a 43% reduction in violent crime, and…
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State Releases Annual Connecticut Crime Stats
While a new report shows overall crime was down last year in Connecticut, some say the report does not tell the whole story.
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How Disney World Became the GPS Location for Over 5,000 Crimes
When police officers in Philadelphia made a typo or were unable to record the precise location for a crime committed in the city, the department would mark the incident with Disney World’s coordinates. After analyzing crime data from Philadelphia police, NBC10 Investigators found that more than 5,000 crimes were plotted at the vacation destination, including one that killed Shineka Crawford’s...
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SUV Barrels Through Native American Parade; 15 Injured
New Mexico officials say a drunk man barreled an SUV through a parade that celebrates Native American culture and that least 15 people were injured, including two Gallup police officers. The state police agency said Friday they have no reason to suspect the crime was motivated by hate. The incident stoked fear in the crowd of thousands who lined the...
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Treason, Sedition, Insurrection and Coups Explained
Treason, sedition, insurrection and coups are terms used to describe crimes and rebellions against the government. These are how they are defined according to The Marshall Project and the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The Dark Web Might Be the Key to Stopping the Next Mass Shooter
Researchers who have studied the patterns and typologies of serial killers are now turning their attention to identifying mass shooters before they act. One common trait among modern mass shooters is their familiarity with the “dark web,” a less-accessible corner of the internet not indexed by search engines, with several hidden communities that promote and display violent behavior and imagery....
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Guilty Plea in Plot to Firebomb California Democratic HQ
A California man has admitted plotting to firebomb the state Democratic Party’s headquarters.
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Police Arrest 2 More in Apparent Exorcism Death of Young Child Inside a San Jose Church
San Jose police have arrested two more family members of a young girl killed during an apparent exorcism inside a small San Jose church.
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Man Dies While Burying Body of Girlfriend He Strangled
Investigators say a 60-year-old man who strangled his girlfriend died of a heart attack while burying her body in their South Carolina backyard.
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Mom Accused in Deadly Exorcism-Like Ritual on 3-Year-Old Girl Talked About it on YouTube
A woman speaking in a video posted to YouTube is the mother of the girl who died inside a back-room San Jose church in September, NBC Bay Area sources confirmed Tuesday.