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Pa. police detective remains in wrongly charged man’s lawsuit, judge rules
A Williamsport investigator is accused of not providing corroborating evidence before filing charges.
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5mCellphone, Flock cameras helped cops track mass killer to Washington city
Detectives believed Benjamin C. Parker had stolen one of the victim’s vehicles - a Toyota 4Runner SUV - and traced his phone to Emuiclaw, a 5.2-square-mile city of about 13,000 located roughly 190 miles north of the crime scene, police said.
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3mN.J.’s 9/11 memorial will get a needed cleaning thanks to this well-known actor
The announcement of the donation comes after individuals and groups representing victims of the terror attack called on Gov. Mikie Sherrill to bsdget the $15 million needed to finish the memorial.
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4mWoman claims theft after plants from Garden Center die: Highland Heights Police Blotter
A woman called Aug. 15 to report that the Highland Garden Center had stolen plants from her. Officers learned that she had purchased 12 arborvitae plants from the business a year earlier but did not plant them for a year.
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5mArrested woman requests trip to hospital only to check herself out and not return to jail: South Euclid Police Blotter
Officers responded to Walmart Aug. 14 for a report of a woman being at the store despite having been previously given a trespass warning. They found her in front of the store, but she denied being inside of it. Surveillance video proved otherwise.
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2mFatal shooting by Birmingham police in Ensley is third by city officers in 2026
The latest deadly shooting by Birmingham police happened in the 3100 block of Avenue I in Ensley.