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Teen prank results in death of high school teacher
As Hughes walked toward the street to confront the teens, he tripped and fell into the roadway and was run over by one of their vehicles
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Bombing at nightclub in Peru results in 44 people injured
Three people have been arrested in the case, without further details being given.
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High-ranking DC police official, at center of crime stats probes, placed on leave
Congress, the Justice Department and the city's Metropolitan Police Department are all looking into whether MPD under-reported crime data.
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Shooting after high school homecoming game in Mississippi leaves 4 dead, 4 wounded
The conditions of the wounded victims have not yet been released.
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Activists strip in front of Maine school board to protest transgender athlete policy
Some board members reportedly turned their heads to look away while others remained largely expressionless. The board hasn't taken any immediate action to revise the policy.
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Multiple people dead, unaccounted for after explosion at Tennessee military explosives facility
Video footage shows debris, burned cars, and small fires at the site
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Kentucky man arrested for Halloween display allegedly depicting bodies of local officials
The hanging faux corpse was labeled "District Judge," and the others were marked "Mayor," "SIS," "C.A." and "Zoning Mgr," police said
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Eleven people overdosed in same Baltimore neighborhood, site of 3 similar incidents since July
Those hospitalized were six men and a woman, ranging from ages 30 to 60
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Chicago police superintendent defends department's actions with ICE, says officers will keep peace
“If we’re working to make sure that we’re keeping the peace, this has nothing to do with immigration,” Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling said
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Authorities have still not released cause of fire at South Carolina judge's home
Circuit Court Judge Diane Goodstein's husband and son were hospitalized
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National police union 'shocked and appalled' at Chicago's refusal to help surrounded ICE agents
"Let me be clear, both the National FOP and the Illinois FOP believe that when an officer calls for assistance, you answer, no matter what," National FOP President Patrick Yoes said
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Chicago police were told not to help ICE agents under siege: reports
“We’re not sending anybody out to that location,” the dispatcher said, according to reports
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Top Iowa school leader arrested by ICE had lengthy criminal record
His criminal history in the U.S. includes charges in Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York such as reckless driving, unlawful possession of a loaded firearm, drug possession, forgery and criminal possession of weapons.