Man had drink with ‘unknown powder’ before he died in Southington, arrest warrant reveals ↗
A woman arrested in connection with the death of a man in Southington gave him a drink with an unknown powder, according to court documents.
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A man was arrested in connection with the homicide near 475 West 600 South.
A driver who police say fired a round during a confrontation with another vehicle on I-80 in Summit County has been arrested.
Randy Alan Toney, a man who jurors found guilty of arson after he was found near multiple fires along I-70 near the Utah-Colorado border, will spend three years on probation.
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John Rubio, 46, became the state’s eighth death row inmate to be executed this year. Rubio killed his 1-month-old daughter, 1-year-old son and his common-law wife’s 3-year-old child.
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Edward “Eddie” Wurl was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole for the 2024 killing of Memphis musician Blake Rhea.