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The Democrat wrote on X that he was "okay" after the incident at an affair related to the Sundance Film Festival. A suspect, who police said jumped a fence to crash the party, was being held without bail.
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Myles M. McQuade, 30, pleaded guilty to one count of transmitting an interstate threat and faces up to five years in prison after posting the “gruesome and threatening messages,” prosecutors said.
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While executing a search warrant at the suspect's home, prosecutors say they found pipe bombs, a pressure cooker, literature on how to make explosives and a written plan stating violent intentions.
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Franco was convicted of sexually abusing a minor and given a two-year suspended sentence. An appeals court granted the request of Franco's attorneys, ordering a new panel of judges to oversee the case.
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People who sign up for Operation Senior Shield receive updates about the latest scams targeting older people, as well as help protecting personal information.
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Silas Sampson, 22, appeared in Hillsborough County court, where a judge ruled he will be held without bond until his trial. Another court date has not been set yet.
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Cecilia D'Anastasio covers game culture and industry for Bloomberg. She conducted an investigation into how child are groomed on the platform before Attorney General James Uthmeier started his messaging.
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The court of appeals in Puerto Plata, where the case was heard, said it would issue a ruling on Dec. 9 after hearing arguments from prosecutors and Franco’s lawyers.
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Mark Geralds, 58, was found guilty in 1990 of first-degree murder, armed robbery, burglary and grand theft auto. A jury unanimously recommended the death penalty.
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A public defender argues against the process that allowed Bryan Jennings to be selected for a death warrant after he “languished on Death Row for more than three years without a lawyer.”
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Cases of stalking with tracking devices have escalated sharply in recent years, according to statewide criminal data.