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Woman who allegedly shot ‘disrespectful’ Red Line passenger gets 4 years
Erica Berry (Chicago Police Department, CWBChicago) Woman Sentenced to Four Years for Shooting Man on Red Line Train A woman in Chicago has been sentenced to four years in prison…
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Husband, 75, busted after dismembered remains of his much-younger wife found scattered in NYC: cops
A gruesome murder case shocked the residents of Queens as a 75-year-old man was arrested for the murder of his…
Indiana school official caught sleeping with student may get off — after police interrogation video shows her sobbing: prosecutor
A scandal involving a school secretary, Alicia Hughes, has taken a new turn as her interrogation footage has been released…
Long Island cops break decades-old case of woman bound, murdered in home invasion
Long Island authorities have finally identified the perpetrator in a chilling cold case that had remained unsolved for over 50…
Jeffrey Epstein kept photo, sculpture of mystery blonde woman that ‘was the mother of his child,’ victim claims in DOJ docs
Jeffrey Epstein’s Disturbing Art Collection Revealed by Victim in FBI Interview In a shocking revelation, a victim of notorious pedophile…
Gunman busted after driver found shot dead, slumped over wheel of SUV in NYC: cops
A tragic incident unfolded in Brooklyn this week as a Georgia man, Ronald Williams, was found shot dead behind the…
Madman, 37, gunned down mother of his kids, her parents in heinous NJ triple-homicide: ‘Truly great people’
The tragic events of a horrific murder-suicide in New Jersey have left a community in shock and mourning. The perpetrator,…
Florida sheriff roasts sloshed LSU spring breakers booted from party house: ‘Time to geaux!’
A rowdy spring break party in Florida came to an abrupt end when a group of underage college students, mostly…
NY’s top judge sparks outrage with wild suggestion to go easy when sentencing criminals
New York Chief Judge Faces Backlash for Comments on Sentencing and Elections In a recent panel discussion at the CUNY…