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A widow's pursuit of finding a Taco Bell franchisee liable after her Qualin Campbell was killed in a murder-suicide three years ago has been renewed.
Police in Oxford, Massachusetts, are asking for help identifying who abandoned five puppies in separate spots Saturday night.
Lawyers for Matthew Farwell, the former Stoughton, Massachusetts, police officer convicted in the death of Sandra Birchmore, indicated Thursday that he plans to...
Matthew Farwell, a former Stoughton, Massachusetts police detective, was convicted this week of killing Sandra Birchmore, a pregnant 23-year-old with whom he had an affair since she was a young teenager.
BILLINGS, Mont. - A New York woman was sentenced on Friday to three years in prison and three years of supervised police for selling diet pills laced with meth online,
New Mexico State Police released lapel and production video from the fatal Albuquerque shooting of Izaeah Washington during a “COPS” film crew ride-along on Oct. 3.
New Mexico State Police released lapel and production video from the fatal Albuquerque shooting of Izaeah Washington during a “COPS” film crew ride-along on Oct. 3.
An audit revealed the Nebraska Startup Academy allegedly misused grant money intended to create jobs and startups, with most of the funds reportedly spent on salaries for four personnel.
A Nashua woman is facing a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a $440,000 check that was meant for a synagogue in Brooklyn, New York.
A jury has found former Stoughton, Massachusetts, police officer Matthew Farwell guilty of killing Sandra Birchmore.
Logo for the Easton Police Department Easton, Md. – A man was arrested after damaging property belonging to at least four organizations in the downtown area. 24-year-old Nicolas Mark Fluharty was arrested and charged with four counts of malicious destruction of property. Reports say that officers noticed potted plants, gourds, and pumpkins smashed on Harrison street. As officers removed this...
A Louisiana audit found nearly 1 in 5 sexual assault kits were never submitted to crime labs and more than a quarter missed state deadlines. Baton Rouge police had some of the highest delays.