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  • Parents Gone Wild! Joel Asuncion charged with the murder of his 6-week-old son, Gabriel Membrere

    Bonnie's Blog of Crime
    mylifeofcrime
    18 May 2013 | 9:52 pm
    Father accused of murdering 6-week-old son Man arrested after 6-week-old infant’s ‘non-accidental’ death Man arrested in 6-week-old baby’s death Suspect in infant death has prior record Joel Asuncion

  • What Cannibalism Looks Like

    Crime and Consequences Blog
    Bill Otis
    18 May 2013 | 7:39 am
    It looks like this.Lafler's principal problem is not that it incentivizes even more lying and sharp practice than goes on right now, although that's one outcropping sure to lie ahead. This was on graphic display yesterday, as OJ and his present crew of lawyers tore into his last crew (and Yale Galanter in particular) for allegedly telling OJ it was legal to use self-help (and armed self-help at that) when OJ was "recovering" what he claimed was his property in a Las Vegas hotel room.For his efforts, OJ earned an armed robbery conviction and a 9 to 33 year sentence. He is now seeking a new…

  • Crime Punishment Discrepancy Depends on County Line

    crime - Yahoo! News Search Results
    18 May 2013 | 9:35 pm
    Maybe you slipped something into your pocket before you paid, or you were caught – beer in hand – at 20 years old. What happens if you’re caught and arrested? Will you be fired from your job? Spend time...

  • Deputies stop another suicide on Caltrain tracks

    Crime Scene Blog
    Kevin Fagan
    17 May 2013 | 3:53 pm
    They don’t enjoy the task and they wish they didn’t have to do it, but San Mateo County sheriff’s deputies form a de-facto anti-suicide squad as they patrol the Caltrain commuter tracks — and on Thursday they saved another life. Deputies Brandon Hensel and Sal Zuno dashed over to the Hillsdale Caltrain Station early in the morning after an anonymous caller phoned the transit dispatch center to say a man was on the tracks with a southbound train heading his way. They quickly located the man and yelled at him to get off the rails, but he didn’t respond. So the duo did what they have…

  • Don’t Chicken Out

    Dumb Criminals
    cecilia
    5 May 2013 | 5:53 pm
    Sometimes people get too serious about their food. I mean, with everything there is to choose from, you’d think they wouldn’t get so hung up on one thing. I guess the exception to common sense is chicken wings. A man and his son in Memphis ordered chicken wings through a drive-through, but realized after driving away [...] Related posts: Fowl Play What’s the worst part about cooking? Some people may find... Petsitting 101 Over winter vacation, my family and I had the opportunity... Ghost Of The Town Boo! Happy late Halloween. In honor of the already-passed holiday,... Related posts…
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  • Parents Gone Wild! Joel Asuncion charged with the murder of his 6-week-old son, Gabriel Membrere

    mylifeofcrime
    18 May 2013 | 9:52 pm
    Father accused of murdering 6-week-old son Man arrested after 6-week-old infant’s ‘non-accidental’ death Man arrested in 6-week-old baby’s death Suspect in infant death has prior record Joel Asuncion

  • Psycho For Love: Troy Armstrong killed pregnant girlfriend, Belynda Tillery, because he found another girlfriend and had to make a choice

    mylifeofcrime
    18 May 2013 | 2:02 pm
    Belynda Tillery Defendant admitted slaying, woman says Jury finds Armstrong guilty of murder Armstrong gets life in murder of ex-girlfriend Troy A. Armstrong v. State of Texas 1997 (conviction and sentence affirmed) Transcript of Forensic Files Forensic Files Features Lubbock Murder Case Movies/Documentaries Forensic Files: Headquarters INMATE INFORMATION SID Number: 03138562 TDCJ Number: 00772479 Name: ARMSTRONG,TROY A Race: W Gender: M DOB: 1965-04-17 Maximum Sentence Date: LIFE SENTENCE Current Facility: MCCONNELL Projected Release Date: LIFE SENTENCE Parole Eligibility Date: 2010-11-15…

  • Maribel Ramos murder 5/2/2013 Orange, CA *Roommate, Kwang Chol Joy, charged with her murder; He had recently been asked to move out*

    mylifeofcrime
    18 May 2013 | 11:27 am
    Facebook: Find Maribel Ramos Cal State Fullerton Student, 36, Remains Missing Body Found In Remote Modjeska Canyon Raises Speculation About Missing Woman OC Body Identified as Maribel Ramos; Roommate Arrested Police ID body of missing Orange County woman Maribel Ramos; roommate arrested Roommate Arrested in Connection With Missing Students’ Death Body Identified As Missing Fullerton Student, Roommate Arrested For Her Murder Autopsy confirms body found is that of missing California veteran Motive a mystery in slaying of Cal State Fullerton student Kwang Chol Joy

  • Serial Killer: Allan Patterson Newman sentenced to 4 terms of LWOP for the murders of 4 people

    mylifeofcrime
    17 May 2013 | 9:59 pm
    Victims Maura Portillo, 39 [11/13/1991] Jose Escobar, 30 [11/13/1991] Jose Ramos, 31 [1/15/1992] Dr. Shahin Hashtroudi [2/24/1992] Carjacking case expands Suspect is accused of killing professor 3 more murder charges filed against man Carjack suspect still held in W.Va. Violent episode is part of murder suspect’s history He stabbed date of his ex-girlfriend Bridges guilty of murdering businessman Jessup inmate convicted of murder found dead in cell

  • Mouda Bluitt Erskine murder 1/31/2013 Dallas, TX *Family friend, James Mitchell, charged with her murder*

    mylifeofcrime
    17 May 2013 | 9:35 pm
    Mouda Bluitt Erskine Mouda Erskine obituary 72-year-old south Dallas woman murdered, robbed Arrest made in robbery-slaying of 72-year-old woman in Fair Park A 19-year-old man has been accused in elderly woman’s beating death Dallas man, 19, suspected of killing elderly woman Murder/ Arrest: 3914 Latimer Movies/Documentaries The First 48: Bad Seed James Mitchell
 
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  • What Cannibalism Looks Like

    Bill Otis
    18 May 2013 | 7:39 am
    It looks like this.Lafler's principal problem is not that it incentivizes even more lying and sharp practice than goes on right now, although that's one outcropping sure to lie ahead. This was on graphic display yesterday, as OJ and his present crew of lawyers tore into his last crew (and Yale Galanter in particular) for allegedly telling OJ it was legal to use self-help (and armed self-help at that) when OJ was "recovering" what he claimed was his property in a Las Vegas hotel room.For his efforts, OJ earned an armed robbery conviction and a 9 to 33 year sentence. He is now seeking a new…

  • DSM-5 Tomorrow

    Kent Scheidegger
    17 May 2013 | 4:00 pm
    Lena Sun reports in the WaPo on the 5th edition of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, to be released tomorrow. She also discusses the controversies, some of which we have noted on this blog here, here, and here.Well, at least they dumped the Roman numerals.

  • News Scan

    CJLF Staff
    17 May 2013 | 11:47 am
    CA Corrections Tries to Sugarcoat Realignment:   Paige St. John of the Los Angeles Times reports on a new study by the California Department of Corrections promoted by a press release announcing that arrests are down under Realignment.  What was not mentioned by the press release is that repeat offenses are up.  Roughly half the criminals released from prison before Realignment were rearrested more than once for new crimes.   After Realignment 63% of those released are rearrested more than once.  Our review of the study found that felony arrests for criminals…

  • Mr. Nicey Has a Message for America

    Bill Otis
    16 May 2013 | 9:10 pm
    It didn't take defense-oriented types long to come up with the theory that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was merely the teenage tag-along to his charismatic older brother when he planted the Boston Marathon bomb.  He wasn't really a Muslim radical, you see, just a fun-loving, impressionable kid.That was then.  Today comes news that Dzhokhar scrawled a note inside the boat where he hid out.  Here's the ABC News headline:  "F*** America, Boston Marathon Suspect Wrote in Boat."The story begins:As police searched for him, and as he lay bleeding in his boat hideout, Boston…

  • Realignment, Federal Version

    Bill Otis
    16 May 2013 | 8:11 pm
    It's not just California.  Fox News carries this story, which begins:Hundreds of illegal immigrants with criminal records were released earlier this year as the Obama administration prepared for budget cuts, according to newly released data that challenged claims the program involved "low-risk" individuals ****Of the 2,226 detainees that were released in February, the department revealed, "622 have been identified as having some type of criminal conviction."Down the page, the story relates:Nelson Peacock, assistant secretary for legislative affairs, said ICE focused on [releasing]…
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  • Crime Punishment Discrepancy Depends on County Line

    18 May 2013 | 9:35 pm
    Maybe you slipped something into your pocket before you paid, or you were caught – beer in hand – at 20 years old. What happens if you’re caught and arrested? Will you be fired from your job? Spend time...

  • New York slaying considered hate crime

    18 May 2013 | 6:22 pm
    Police are investigating the slaying of a 32-year-old man in the Greenwich Village neighborhood early Saturday as a hate crime because the gunman made multiple anti-gay comments, they said.

  • Despite crime rate, Santa Cruz County sends few to prison

    18 May 2013 | 1:08 pm
    SANTA CRUZ -- Despite crime rates that are among the highest in the state, Santa Cruz County's wheels of justice are turning out many inmates.

  • Venezuela troops fight crime in violent neighborhoods

    18 May 2013 | 10:31 am
    PETARE, Venezuela – Since Monday, in the socialist government's latest attempt to control Venezuela's pandemic of violence, President Nicolás Maduro has sent the military into slums to frisk local residents and man dozens of military checkpoints.

  • Crime numbers plummet in Marion County

    17 May 2013 | 7:24 pm
    Index crimes — the seven most serious categories of crime — dropped a staggering 11.2 percent in Marion County from 2011 to 2012, according to a report issued by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement this week.
 
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  • Deputies stop another suicide on Caltrain tracks

    Kevin Fagan
    17 May 2013 | 3:53 pm
    They don’t enjoy the task and they wish they didn’t have to do it, but San Mateo County sheriff’s deputies form a de-facto anti-suicide squad as they patrol the Caltrain commuter tracks — and on Thursday they saved another life. Deputies Brandon Hensel and Sal Zuno dashed over to the Hillsdale Caltrain Station early in the morning after an anonymous caller phoned the transit dispatch center to say a man was on the tracks with a southbound train heading his way. They quickly located the man and yelled at him to get off the rails, but he didn’t respond. So the duo did what they have…

  • San Rafael man arrested for DUI twice in 12 hours

    Ellen Huet
    17 May 2013 | 1:59 pm
    A 71-year-old San Rafael man was arrested twice on suspicion of drunken driving in the same day Thursday, authorities said. The man’s unlucky day began around 2 a.m. when a description of his car was broadcast to local law enforcement as a possible erratic driver, said California Highway Patrol spokesman Officer Andrew Barclay. A Marin County Sheriff’s deputy spotted the car parked in a parking lot on Marinwood Avenue near San Rafael. As the deputy pulled into the parking lot, the driver, Gary Arnone, began to drive away, rolling up and over a curb in the process, Barclay said. The deputy…

  • No leads in last year’s Bay to Breakers slaying

    Vivian Ho
    17 May 2013 | 4:00 am
    It’s been a year, and police are still looking for the people in these photographs. Investigators believe one of them is responsible for killing the man in the green troll wig, Stephen Martin of Santa Clara. The 30-year-old was socializing with friends May 20, 2012, in Golden Gate Park’s Sharon Meadow after running the  Bay to Breakers race when a confrontation erupted with a group of strangers, and one of the men in that group punched Martin. The blow knocked him to the ground, causing him to hit his head, police said. He died from those injuries weeks later. The men and women in the…

  • Where are cell phones stolen in SF?

    Ellen Huet
    16 May 2013 | 6:30 am
      It’s no secret that cell phone thefts — especially robberies — are on the rise in San Francisco. The trend even has subtrends: It’s likely your smart phone will get stolen while you’re riding Muni, and phone thieves are starting to develop a taste for Android over Apple. Now there’s another factor to think about when weighing whether to check that text in public: Where are you standing? The folks at InfoWorld pulled together an interactive map of cell phone and tablet thefts from November 2012 through April 2013, using data from daily police reports of serious incidents. Each …

  • Richmond robber’s luck runs out

    Justin Berton
    16 May 2013 | 4:00 am
    Otis Mobley Jr. goes before a federal judge Thursday to be sentenced for a case in which he and two accomplices tried to rob men of $1,000 cash in Richmond. There’s nothing too unusual about that — except that the men turned out to be undercover federal agents who thought they were conducting a sting on Mobley. Mobley, in turn, thought the men were illegal arms dealers out to purchase a grenade launcher, who could be robbed of their cash. There’s something else unusual about the case — Mobley, 23, had racked up a long string of gun arrests before the March 2012 incident, which ended…
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  • Don’t Chicken Out

    cecilia
    5 May 2013 | 5:53 pm
    Sometimes people get too serious about their food. I mean, with everything there is to choose from, you’d think they wouldn’t get so hung up on one thing. I guess the exception to common sense is chicken wings. A man and his son in Memphis ordered chicken wings through a drive-through, but realized after driving away [...] Related posts: Fowl Play What’s the worst part about cooking? Some people may find... Petsitting 101 Over winter vacation, my family and I had the opportunity... Ghost Of The Town Boo! Happy late Halloween. In honor of the already-passed holiday,... Related posts…

  • How Not To Throw A Party

    cecilia
    5 May 2013 | 5:29 pm
    Don’t suck-ups suck? “Mrs. Brown, I really like your shirt today.” “Here Coach, my mom made some cookies for you.” Goodness, make friends with people your own age please. Unless you’re only nice to people who can give you something back? Here’s a case of sucking up gone wrong. In Florida, a woman was arrested for [...] Related posts: “Are You Wired In Now?!” Anybody else wondering when Facebook will meet its eventual doom?... But It’s Green Too! Money isn’t everything, right? That’s what rich people say. Or... No Emoji For that Thank goodness for texting, right?

  • Grouse, On The House

    cecilia
    27 Apr 2013 | 8:24 am
    What to do when unsatisfied with the service at a bar? Whatever course of action you choose, please don’t harm or kill anything. And I’m not just talking about people. When a customer was turned away at a bar due to an “alcohol problem”, he became angry. To express his emotions, he threw a dead groundhog [...] Related posts: Ghost Of The Town Boo! Happy late Halloween. In honor of the already-passed holiday,... Cheerio, Good Sir If there’s one thing rarer than common sense, it’s common... Back Atcha It’s stories like these that make me scared of college.... Related posts brought…

  • High Score

    cecilia
    27 Apr 2013 | 8:20 am
    Some typical “drug things” you have to be high to enjoy. Movies and music can usually hold up pretty well when watched sober, but not the consumption of Taco Bell. And especially not Doritos Locos Tacos. If you’re eating those, doing drugs is not your biggest problem. Do you have to be high to enjoy certain [...] Related posts: “Too Late To Apologize” It’s that time of year again, ladies and gentleman: Creepy... Ketchup With That? In general, weed keeps people pretty chill, right? I mean,... One Facebook Album Coming Right Up No girl likes to be stuck in the middle of... Related…

  • Sweet Tooth

    cecilia
    25 Mar 2013 | 7:03 pm
    If you’re using razorblades for something other than shaving, we need to have a talk. If you’re eating razorblades, we NEED to have a talk. If you’re eating drugstore doughnuts, we need to have a TALK. Unfortunately, co-workers in Utah have done all three. A man and a woman filed a fake police report against a [...] Related posts: Hot Off The Grill To continue with the meat theme, how many of you... Ghost Of The Town Boo! Happy late Halloween. In honor of the already-passed holiday,... Inventory Check Ever heard the “fun” fact that everything around you can... Related posts brought…
 
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  • CBS Reveals 2013-2014 Primetime Schedule

    Rachel Trongo
    17 May 2013 | 7:25 pm
    CBS has unveiled the network’s schedule for the 2013-2014 television season, and you can find the information—along with new series previews—after the jump! When CSI: Crime Scene Investigation returns for its fourteenth season this fall, the crime drama will remain in its current Wednesday 10:00pm ET/PT timeslot. Now that CSI: New York has been cancelled, the Friday 9:00pm ET/PT timeslot will be filled with returning series Hawaii Five-0. Former CSI: NY writers/producers Steven Lilien and Bryan Wynbrandt have joined the Hawaii Five-0 staff as writers for the show’s…

  • Zuiker: It’s Not How You Start But How You End

    Rachel Trongo
    16 May 2013 | 5:22 pm
    It has been almost ten years since CSI creator Anthony Zuiker first sat down with CSI: New York star Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) about leading the Big Apple-based spinoff, and the pair spoke on the phone recently about the show’s cancellation. “Gary was so thankful for the opportunity,” Zuiker told Zap2It. “He said it was pretty much the best TV experience of his life, and for me, it’s not so much how you start but how you end. To have a happy cast and something you can be very proud of is, I think, the best quality of life for this business.” Zuiker said he…

  • Watch ‘Skin In The Game’ Online

    Rachel Trongo
    16 May 2013 | 12:16 pm
    The season 13 finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is now available online. You can watch “Skin in the Game” on CBS.com or XFinity TV.

  • ‘CSI’ Finale Dips In Ratings

    Rachel Trongo
    16 May 2013 | 12:02 pm
    The season 13 finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, “Skin in the Game”, earned the top spot on Wednesday, May 15. The crime drama pulled in 9.62 million viewers, which is down from the previous episode; however, this was enough to beat Chicago Fire (6.87 million) and Nashville (5.61 million). In the key 18-49 demographic prized by advertisers, CSI was also down from last week with a 2.0 rating/6 share for the hour. This is not a series low, but it is the second-lowest score CSI has earned in the demo. Chicago (1.9/5) and Nashville (1.8/5) came second and third, respectively.

  • A Writers’ Room Shuffle For ‘CSI’ In Season 14

    Shane Saunders
    15 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    CSI: Crime Scene Investigation just concluded its Season Thirteen run tonight and I am now hearing the show is undergoing staffing changes going into its fourteenth season. As with any series deep in its run changes become inevitable and that is a factor going into their upcoming year, which will also feature the 300th episode. Season Fourteen will once again feature twenty-two episodes but without a few of the writers. Elizabeth Devine, who has been with the franchise since its inception, is transitioning from consulting producer to co-executive producer. Also moving up is current…
 
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  • Price to Hire Teenagers as Assassins in Ciudad Juarez

    havocscope
    17 May 2013 | 7:41 pm
    Teenagers in the Mexican City of Ciuadad Juarez are paid about $85 (1,000 Mexican Pesos) by drug cartels to carry out assassinations and murders on their behalf. There have also been reports of minors in Mexico being paid up to $1,000 for working two weeks for the cartels. Source:  Ioan Grillo, El Narco: Inside Mexico’s Criminal Insurgency, Bloomsbury Press: New York, 2012, page 165.

  • Earnings of a Professional Assassin in Colombia

    havocscope
    17 May 2013 | 7:34 pm
    A professional hitman working in Colombia was interviewed by journalist Ioan Grillo in his book, El Narco. The contract killer said that he is paid a base salary of $6000 a month by an organized crime group. When the assassin is assigned a hit, he is paid between $2,000 to $4,000 to carry out the murder. The assassin works in a squad where one team is on a bike and another driving in a car. On the bike, there is a drive and the shooter riding behind. The target is stopped by the car braking in front of it, while the bike pulls up next to it to carry out the hit. The shooter then immediately…

  • Amount of Alcohol Purchased Informally in Europe

    havocscope
    17 May 2013 | 12:18 pm
    Around 25 percent of all alcohol consumed in Europe is estimated to have been sold on the informal market. This includes alcohol sold on the black market without the payment of taxes, counterfeit alcohol, and home-brewed alcohol. Source:  Marjana Martinic, “Europe’s accidental promotion of black-market alcohol,” EurActiv, May 17, 2013.

  • Prices and Profit from Selling Fake Viagra in South Korea

    havocscope
    15 May 2013 | 12:58 pm
    The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency broke up a criminal ring that was selling counterfeit erectile dysfunction drugs in the country. The ring would buy fake Viagra from producers in China for $0.06 (70 South Korean Won) per tablet.  They would then resell the counterfeit drugs to men in South Korea for $0.81 to $0.90 (900 to 1,000 Won) per tablet. The price of legitimate Viagra made by Pfizer and sold at pharmacies in South Korea normally cost between $16.15 to $17.94 (18,000 Won to 20,000 Won) per tablet. Source:  Yonhap, “Nine nabbed for smuggling fake Viagra from China,”…

  • Trafficking Victims Rescued in Brazil in 2012

    havocscope
    15 May 2013 | 12:46 pm
    The Labor Ministry in Brazil reported that 2,849 victims of human trafficking were rescued within the country in 2012. The highest number of victims were rescued in the state of Para, where 563 people were rescued. 150 of those in Para were labor trafficking victims working for an iron producer. Source:  Miriam Wells, “Brazil Frees Nearly 3,000 Slaves,” Insight Crime, May 14, 2013.
 
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  • Strangers Got There in Nick of Time ...

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Strangers Got There in Nick of Time ...ABCThe officer who first arrived on scene couldn't do it alone. Luckily, passersby stopped to help -- and a girl is alive because of them. Superhuman feat that saved her lifeIn Case You Missed ItHuge First for Rare Bacteria VictimAll-Bacon Restaurant Told to CloseGroup Plays Stadiums 3 Years Into Career

  • Triple Crown Hopeful Denied at Preakness

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Triple Crown Hopeful Denied at PreaknessGetty ImagesKentucky Derby-winner Orb's bid at racing's first Triple Crown in decades fell short in a major upset at the Preakness Stakes.First wire-to-wire winner in 30 yearsWide World of SportsPhelps Making a Comeback?Pitcher Returned Salary to Team

  • Man Dies Eight Times, Survives

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Man Dies Eight Times, SurvivesFOX59Like any other day, Al went to the gym and returned home to shower. Just hours later, he was in emergency surgery clinging to life.'Widowmaker' that nearly finished himMore StoriesMan Kept Secret for 80 Years Runaway Mom Breaks Silence Amanda Knox's Ex Speaks Out

  • Suspect's Eerie Jail Actions Recorded

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Suspect's Eerie Jail Actions RecordedGetty ImagesAriel Castro, accused of imprisoning three women in his Cleveland home for a decade, is under close scrutiny in jail -- and what officials are seeing is pretty weird.Creepy thing he did early onMore NewsExhibit Pays Tribute to Pope HomelandStudent Upset After KKK Prank District Attorney to Retry 25-Year-Old Case

  • Report: Student Shot by Police Officer

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Report: Student Shot by Police OfficerInstagramPolice say Andrea Rebello, the 21-year-old thought to have been killed by a masked intruder, was actually shot by the responding officer.Tragic details uncovered from investigationMore NewsNew Step Taken in Ricin Letters CaseBad News for Afghanistan WomenNavy Pilot Gets Degree in Combat Zone
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  • Strangers Got There in Nick of Time ...

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Strangers Got There in Nick of Time ...ABCThe officer who first arrived on scene couldn't do it alone. Luckily, passersby stopped to help -- and a girl is alive because of them. Superhuman feat that saved her lifeIn Case You Missed ItHuge First for Rare Bacteria VictimAll-Bacon Restaurant Told to CloseGroup Plays Stadiums 3 Years Into Career

  • Triple Crown Hopeful Denied at Preakness

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Triple Crown Hopeful Denied at PreaknessGetty ImagesKentucky Derby-winner Orb's bid at racing's first Triple Crown in decades fell short in a major upset at the Preakness Stakes.First wire-to-wire winner in 30 yearsWide World of SportsPhelps Making a Comeback?Pitcher Returned Salary to Team

  • Man Dies Eight Times, Survives

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Man Dies Eight Times, SurvivesFOX59Like any other day, Al went to the gym and returned home to shower. Just hours later, he was in emergency surgery clinging to life.'Widowmaker' that nearly finished himMore StoriesMan Kept Secret for 80 Years Runaway Mom Breaks Silence Amanda Knox's Ex Speaks Out

  • Suspect's Eerie Jail Actions Recorded

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Suspect's Eerie Jail Actions RecordedGetty ImagesAriel Castro, accused of imprisoning three women in his Cleveland home for a decade, is under close scrutiny in jail -- and what officials are seeing is pretty weird.Creepy thing he did early onMore NewsExhibit Pays Tribute to Pope HomelandStudent Upset After KKK Prank District Attorney to Retry 25-Year-Old Case

  • Report: Student Shot by Police Officer

    19 May 2013 | 12:26 am
    Report: Student Shot by Police OfficerInstagramPolice say Andrea Rebello, the 21-year-old thought to have been killed by a masked intruder, was actually shot by the responding officer.Tragic details uncovered from investigationMore NewsNew Step Taken in Ricin Letters CaseBad News for Afghanistan WomenNavy Pilot Gets Degree in Combat Zone
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  • Scam Alert: Monster Energy Email

    admin
    11 May 2013 | 10:04 pm
    Crooks are always trying to find new ways to find unsuspecting victims and offering free money is usually a successful way for them to lure victims in. The latest scam involves an offer to pay people to “wrap” their car in advertising for a particular company. The latest one showing up in e-mail boxes (shown [...]

  • Does your neighbor have your back

    admin
    24 Feb 2013 | 10:03 am
    From our friends at: http://www.simplisafe.com Original Article: http://simplisafe.com/blog/does-your-neighbor-have-your-back (Read the full article on there site – Here is the first part) Think of your home’s first line of defense — what comes to mind? Your security system? Your barbed-wire fence? Your adorable but secretly vicious poodle? All of these will do in a pinch, but [...]

  • Whatever Happened To Manners?

    admin
    26 Jan 2013 | 9:53 pm
    Webster’s definition of manners: Etiquette, Decorum, Refinement, Good Manners, Polite ways of social behavior. I was on patrol the other day when I saw three teens crossing the street. Actually, they were jaywalking but what caught my attention was that two of them were eating from a fast food bag and dropping the wrappers in [...]

  • Ask a Cop? Can I buy a Motorcycle Helmet from Europe?

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    17 Jan 2013 | 10:08 am
    —–Original Message—– Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 12:15 AM To: info@coptalk.info Subject: motorcycle helmet I want to purchase a motorcycle helmet from Europe and they are ECE approved and I was wondering if I can use a ECE approved motorcycle helmet in the United States No it will need to be DOT approved to be [...]

  • Reader Questions & Answers

    admin
    10 Jan 2013 | 4:23 pm
    We are now finally going through the hundreds of questions that have been submitted to us. Many have been replied too and many will be showing up in future shows. Stay Turned: Submit them to here – CLICK HERE
 
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  • Exclusive Perry Farrell Interview – JamBase

    Mafia Family
    18 May 2013 | 7:12 pm
    JamBaseExclusive Perry Farrell InterviewJamBaseI'm working with Danja, Kaskade, and the Swedish House Mafia and I'm gonna be doing more of that. I'm thinking we'll have product out in late fall. and more » Related posts: Freedom’s Exclusive Interview with Ma… – Freedom Newspaper Three 6 Mafia Interview – DJBooth.net Interview with Brandon Flowers of the Killers – Time Out Chicago

  • SBRforum Team Handicapping Contest Winner: Team Cosa Nostra – SportsBook Review

    Mafia Family
    17 May 2013 | 6:33 pm
    SBRforum Team Handicapping Contest Winner: Team Cosa NostraSportsBook Review, Costa Rica - Jan 7, 2009Cosa Nostra, made up of SBR posters Nicky Santoro, onthewhat, Deuce, and TSoprano, beat 23 other capping squads in a month-long battle. … Related posts: SBRforum Team Handicapping Contest Winner: Team Cosa Nostra – SportsBook Review SBRforum Team Handicapping Contest Winner: Team Cosa Nostra – SportsBook Review SBRforum Team Handicapping Contest Winner: Team Cosa Nostra – SportsBook Review

  • Remembering Stonewall – Sydney Star Observer

    Mafia Family
    16 May 2013 | 6:06 pm
    Sydney Star Observer Remembering StonewallSydney Star Observer, AustraliaThe Stonewall was run by the Mafia, and they were selling booze illegally. But that's not why the police raid took place. It had happened many times before. But tonight, the gays will not go quietly. Their wake for Judy has been interrupted, … Related posts: Remembering Stonewall – Sydney Star Observer Remembering Stonewall – Sydney Star Observer Remembering Stonewall – Sydney Star Observer

  • Son Of New York Mafia Boss Facing Trial – Sky News

    Mafia Family
    15 May 2013 | 5:52 pm
    BBC NewsSon Of New York Mafia Boss Facing TrialSky NewsJohn Gotti Junior, son of one of the most famous New York City crime bosses, is set to go on trial over racketeering and conspiracy charges. Fourth trial for NY mafia scion starts in NYAFPJohn Gotti Junior goes on trial for racketeeringTelegraph.co.ukNew York Braces For Another Gotti TrialMyStateline.comUnited Press International -The Age -Times of the Internetall 86 news articles » Related posts: Son Of New York Mafia Boss Facing Trial – Sky News Son Of New York Mafia Boss Facing Trial – Sky News Son Of…

  • Review: "Mafia" by Black Label Society – Examiner.com

    Mafia Family
    14 May 2013 | 5:38 pm
    Examiner.com Review: "Mafia" by Black Label SocietyExaminer.comStellar musicianship from Catanese, Lomenzo & Nunenmacher. And Eddie Mapp delivers a solid mix. BLS fans will be proud of this one. As they should be. See who's in the Black Label Family by going to www.blacklabelsociety.com. … Related posts: Review: "Mafia" by Black Label Society – Examiner.com Review: "Mafia" by Black Label Society – Examiner.com Review: "Mafia" by Black Label Society – Examiner.com
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    Women in Crime Ink

  • Juan Martinez: A Prosecutor's Success

    Women in Crime Ink
    16 May 2013 | 9:29 pm
    by Women In Crime Ink As the jury determines in the next few days whether convicted killer Jodi Arias should serve life in prison or get the death penalty, we thought we'd take a look back at this sensational case and voice our opinions on what went right. If you've followed the case, you know that after a four-month trial, 32-year-old Arias was convicted of killing ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander in his Phoenix townhouse. It was a particularly grizzly murder, with Arias stabbing Alexander 29 times, most of which were in the back, slitting his throat, and shooting him once in the head.

  • Book Excerpt: UK Writer Ruth Jacobs Pens Debut Novel, 'Soul Destruction'

    Cathy Scott
    2 May 2013 | 1:47 am
    Ruth Jacobs writes a series of novels which expose the dark world and harsh reality of life as a call girl. Below is an excerpt of Jacob's debut novel Soul Destruction: Unforgivable (released April 29 by Caffeine Nights), which takes readers into the bleak existence of a call girl haunted by the atrocities of her childhood. In the spring of 1997, Shelley Hansard is a drug addict with a heroin habit and crack psychosis. Her desirability as a top London call girl is waning. During this tumultuous time, she is presented with an opportunity to take revenge on a client who raped her and her…

  • Bodyguard for Murdered Rap Artist Tupac Shakur Has Died

    Cathy Scott
    1 May 2013 | 2:39 am
    Courtesy of TruthAboutTupac.com by Cathy Scott Frank Alexander, a bodyguard for the late rapper Tupac Shakur, has passed away. Alexander was in a car directly behind Tupac and his record producer, Suge Knight, in September 1996 near the Las Vegas Strip when Tupac was shot. A passenger in a white Cadillac pulled next to Suge and Tupac’s BMW, opened fire, hitting Tupac and grazing Knight. Six days later, Tupac died from a chest wound. Suge, who was admitted to the hospital for treatment, was released the morning after the shooting. Frank two years later co-wrote the book Got Your Back,…

  • 'Teach Your Sons Not To Rape'

    Pat Brown
    20 Mar 2013 | 10:24 am
    by Pat Brown There have been many very angry women expressing this sentiment following the Steubenville, Ohio conviction of the two high school football players who sexually assaulted a very drunk and near comatose young lady and then proceeded to threaten and humiliate her via social media. There is ample evidence in this case against these young men and that these two creeps were found guilty makes me very happy, Often, in these date or acquaintance type rape crimes, it is a he said-she said situation and it is very difficult to prove a rape or sexual assault actually occurred, that the…

  • Armed and Dangerous: Search Widens for Suspect in Fatal Shooting on Las Vegas Strip

    Cathy Scott
    25 Feb 2013 | 1:09 pm
    Ammar Harris mug shot by Cathy Scott The dramatic shooting involving luxury cars on the Las Vegas Strip, which ended in three deaths, including a rapper, can't help but be compared to the shooting just two blocks from where hip-hop star Tupac Shakur was mortally wounded. The similarities are eery. car-to-car shooting at a busy intersection on the Strip with the gunman fleeing into the darkness; the victim, trying to get away from the gunfire while mortally wounded, ran a red light and ended up in an intersection two blocks from where Tupac was shot. It was not unlike when Suge Knight,…
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    Local safety Report - U.S. Cities and Neighbors

  • Local Safety Anywhere

    Willow Shield
    29 Apr 2013 | 11:58 am
    Ever since the Boston Marathon bombing, one can't help but think about safety.  Every few weeks we hear of another incident.  Now more than ever it is important to think about the safety and security of your home and family.  Just wanted to write a friendly reminder to consider your options.  From wireless home security systems to video surveillance to even the new mobile apps, there are tons of options.  Please take advantage and get safe today. If you are looking for the best home security system, just search online and compare. 

  • Know The Basics When It Comes To Wireless Home Security

    Willow Shield
    2 Nov 2012 | 7:16 am
    If you are in need of a home security system, LifeShield home security offers a full range of products. There is sure to be something to fit everyone's budget and security needs in their line of products. It is important for you to research each type of security system before you purchase one, to find what is right for your family. LifeShield sells unmonitored, monitored, and advanced security systems. The unmonitored systems merely emit a flashing light when there is an alarm event, so that neighbors and anyone who goes will see and check on or notify the police. The monitored systems are…

  • Young Girl Protects California Home, Captures Thieves

    Willow Shield
    20 Feb 2012 | 7:32 am
    All parents worry when they leave their teenagers home alone, but this time, a burglary story has a happy ending. A brave 12-year-old girl helped the police capture the burglars who broke into her family’s Sacramento home last Friday. She was in her home alone, when she heard the sound a burglar breaking in. She grabbed her phone, called 911 and hid in her closet while staying on the line with the dispatcher. The police showed up quickly, and were able to apprehend two teenagers as they tried to run away from the house. There is no word as to whether the home had a California home…

  • Stolen Guns Means Increased Ohio Home Security

    Willow Shield
    9 Feb 2012 | 6:00 am
    Ohio residents need to be extra vigilant in their home security measures, after more than 80 guns and firearms were stolen from The Powder Room, a Central Ohio shooting range this week. Thieves broke into the concrete building by breaking a hole in the wall in the wall of the women’s bathrooms. The savvy burglars disabled all security lights and avoided the surveillance cameras, so there is no recoded footage of them, and they were able to steal the guns without being seen. This is not the first time The Powder Room has been targeted by thieves, but it is the largest theft by far.

  • Burglar Finds Doggy Door to Bypass Atlanta Home Security

    Willow Shield
    2 Feb 2012 | 6:59 am
    A pet-loving homeowner learned that his Atlanta home security system was far from foolproof. Burlgar Michael King got down on his hands and knees and crawled through the doggy door to enter the home. He made himself at home, drinking a few beers and Red Bull, and stole an iPad, wallet, iPhone and other items the homeowner left on his kitchen counter. When the burglar was finished, he left the same way he came. The quick thinking homeowner heard the burglar’s noise, and hid under his bed so he couldn’t be seen. He also grabbed the alarm pad and was able to trigger the motion…
 
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    Women in Crime Ink

  • Juan Martinez: A Prosecutor's Success

    Women in Crime Ink
    16 May 2013 | 9:29 pm
    by Women In Crime Ink As the jury determines in the next few days whether convicted killer Jodi Arias should serve life in prison or get the death penalty, we thought we'd take a look back at this sensational case and voice our opinions on what went right. If you've followed the case, you know that after a four-month trial, 32-year-old Arias was convicted of killing ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander in his Phoenix townhouse. It was a particularly grizzly murder, with Arias stabbing Alexander 29 times, most of which were in the back, slitting his throat, and shooting him once in the head.

  • Book Excerpt: UK Writer Ruth Jacobs Pens Debut Novel, 'Soul Destruction'

    Cathy Scott
    2 May 2013 | 1:47 am
    Ruth Jacobs writes a series of novels which expose the dark world and harsh reality of life as a call girl. Below is an excerpt of Jacob's debut novel Soul Destruction: Unforgivable (released April 29 by Caffeine Nights), which takes readers into the bleak existence of a call girl haunted by the atrocities of her childhood. In the spring of 1997, Shelley Hansard is a drug addict with a heroin habit and crack psychosis. Her desirability as a top London call girl is waning. During this tumultuous time, she is presented with an opportunity to take revenge on a client who raped her and her…

  • Bodyguard for Murdered Rap Artist Tupac Shakur Has Died

    Cathy Scott
    1 May 2013 | 2:39 am
    Courtesy of TruthAboutTupac.com by Cathy Scott Frank Alexander, a bodyguard for the late rapper Tupac Shakur, has passed away. Alexander was in a car directly behind Tupac and his record producer, Suge Knight, in September 1996 near the Las Vegas Strip when Tupac was shot. A passenger in a white Cadillac pulled next to Suge and Tupac’s BMW, opened fire, hitting Tupac and grazing Knight. Six days later, Tupac died from a chest wound. Suge, who was admitted to the hospital for treatment, was released the morning after the shooting. Frank two years later co-wrote the book Got Your Back,…

  • 'Teach Your Sons Not To Rape'

    Pat Brown
    20 Mar 2013 | 10:24 am
    by Pat Brown There have been many very angry women expressing this sentiment following the Steubenville, Ohio conviction of the two high school football players who sexually assaulted a very drunk and near comatose young lady and then proceeded to threaten and humiliate her via social media. There is ample evidence in this case against these young men and that these two creeps were found guilty makes me very happy, Often, in these date or acquaintance type rape crimes, it is a he said-she said situation and it is very difficult to prove a rape or sexual assault actually occurred, that the…

  • Armed and Dangerous: Search Widens for Suspect in Fatal Shooting on Las Vegas Strip

    Cathy Scott
    25 Feb 2013 | 1:09 pm
    Ammar Harris mug shot by Cathy Scott The dramatic shooting involving luxury cars on the Las Vegas Strip, which ended in three deaths, including a rapper, can't help but be compared to the shooting just two blocks from where hip-hop star Tupac Shakur was mortally wounded. The similarities are eery. car-to-car shooting at a busy intersection on the Strip with the gunman fleeing into the darkness; the victim, trying to get away from the gunfire while mortally wounded, ran a red light and ended up in an intersection two blocks from where Tupac was shot. It was not unlike when Suge Knight,…
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    meshDETECT® Blog

  • FCC Takes Up Technology Solutions To Contraband Cell Phones

    Brian
    3 May 2013 | 7:39 pm
    This is a post from the meshDETECT Blog - The FCC today issued FCC 13-58, Contraband Wireless Device Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM), to “remove barriers to the deployment and viability of existing and future technologies used to combat contraband wireless devices.” The NPRM discusses current technologies such as managed access, detection, jamming and wireless carrier service termination of identified contraband cell phones. Below are excerpts from the rulemaking document: Inmate use of contraband wireless devices has grown within the federal and state prison systems parallel to the…

  • Economics Of The Prison Payphone Call

    Brian
    11 Apr 2013 | 6:39 pm
    This is a post from the meshDETECT Blog - The first round of comments are in for the FCC Proposed Rule Making 12-375 (The Wright Petition), and advocates from both sides of the issue have submitted letters and comments on the price of interstate calls from prison. Some cash-strapped states and facilities collect commissions from prison phone contracts. Texas, for instance, uses some of the money collected for a crime victims’ fund. Nationwide, states collect more than $150 million a year from prison phone commissions, according to a Prison Legal News survey. These commissions effectively…

  • meshDETECT® Awarded Notice Of Allowance From The United States Patent And Trademark Office

    Brian
    29 Mar 2013 | 6:39 am
    This is a post from the meshDETECT Blog - meshDETECT® is pleased to announce that it has recently received a notice of allowance from the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a patent application entitled, “System and method for controlling, monitoring and recording of wireless telecommunications services in penal institutions” covering its Secure Prison Cell Phone Solutions™. A notice of allowance from the United States Patent and Trademark Office is a written notification that a patent application has cleared internal review and is pending issuance. The application…

  • Securus Technologies Sold To Abry Partners?

    Brian
    28 Mar 2013 | 8:36 pm
    This is a post from the meshDETECT Blog - Update (4/30/13): The FCC has given its approval for the ABRY purchase of Securus Technologies from Castle Harlan. From the Public Notice: “Upon review of the record, we find that the transaction is likely to result in certain public interest benefits, including increased capital resources available to Applicants to make service improvements. In addition, Applicants affirm that they will continue to be bound by existing contract rates for service to customers and that there will be no changes in rates, terms, or conditions of service as a result…

  • Chief Inspector of Prisons Says Prisoners Should Be Given In-Cell Phones

    Brian
    3 Mar 2013 | 7:42 am
    This is a post from the meshDETECT Blog - Add yet another voice to the growing chorus of high level prison administrators who advocate for increased prisoner access to telecommunications to address a host of problems in prison. Among the reasons Nick Hardwick, Chief Inspector of Prisons in the UK, who heads up the prison system there, gave for this recommendation: The illegal use of mobile phones was widespread in most prisons and installing phones in cells would enable more calls to be monitored. Making inmates wait to use a phone on the landing and then asking prison officers to control the…
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    New Hampshire DUI Attorneys

  • Drunk at .05 BAC Says NTSB

    New Hampshire DUI Attorney
    15 May 2013 | 7:25 am
    Drunk at .05 BAC Says NTSB The National Transportation Safety Board (“NTSB”) has recommend that states lower the blood-alcohol content that constitutes drunken driving.  Currently, all 50 states have laws establishing “Impaired Driving” at a BAC level of .08 percent of alcohol, by volume, in the blood.  If a driver has a BAC level of .08 or above, he or she is subject to prosecution for drunk driving. The NTSB has recommended dropping the BAC level to .05.  In support of their recommendation, they have argued that approximately 10,000 people die each year in alcohol related…

  • Reese Witherspoon’s “Graciousness” May Hurt Her Defense

    New Hampshire DUI Attorney
    5 May 2013 | 5:33 am
    Reese Witherspoon’s “Graciousness” May Hurt Her Defense Reese Witherspoon and her husband were arrested last week for DUI-related charges. The actress has since owned up on national television, a move that may hurt her in court. ATLANTA – ACTRESS Reese Witherspoon and her husband Jim Toth were both arrested in April on charges related to drunk driving. Since then Witherspoon has appeared on national television and spoken frankly about the incident – a choice that DUI defense attorney John Tenn says may be disastrous for her criminal case should she choose to challenge the…

  • Alcohol Mixed With Diet Drinks May Increase Intoxication More Than Alcohol and Regular Drinks

    New Hampshire DUI Attorney
    1 Apr 2013 | 5:27 am
    Alcohol Mixed With Diet Drinks May Increase Intoxication More Than Alcohol and Regular Drinks According to news reports, a recent study authored by a professor at the University of Northern Texas indicates that mixing alcohol with diet soda can result in a higher breath alcohol concentration, than mixing alcohol with regular soda.  According to reports, the behavior of those who consumed alcohol with artificially-sweetened mixers (like the kind found in diet soda) also behaved more impaired than those who consumed the same amount of alcohol mixed with regular, sugar-sweetened drinks.

  • NH DWI Laws Change for 2013

    New Hampshire DUI Attorney
    2 Jan 2013 | 12:20 pm
    NH DWI Laws Change for 2013 For 2013, the New Hampshire Legislature has made significant changes to the DWI laws. The NH DWI Lawyers at Tenn And Tenn, P.A. have highlighted the major changes below. Effective January 1, 2013, the penalties for anyone convicted of a NH DWI are significantly more severe than in the past. Broad modification to the Alcohol and Drug treatment requirements will cost individuals more time and money before their NH license will be restored. For the New Year, the Legislature has enacted harsher laws that will have major implications for anyone convicted of a NH DWI. If…

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    27 Dec 2012 | 6:39 am
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    Colorado Springs Criminal Law Blog

  • THC Driving Bill Passes Colorado Senate, Awaits Governor’s Signature

    16 May 2013 | 12:29 pm
    Colorado drivers now need to learn new limits for Driving Under the Influence of Drugs (DUID). House Bill 1325, which sets limits on blood levels for driving after smoking marijuana, has been passed by the Colorado Senate and now awaits Governor John Hickenlooper’s signature. If signed by the governor, drivers whose blood exceeds five nanograms per millileter (ng/mL) of THC per milliliter will be presumed to be driving while stoned. The bill allows drivers who have been charged with DUID to argue whether they were impaired at the five ng/mL level. This is unlike impairment of alcohol…

  • House Bill 1077 Proposes Changes to DUI Laws

    15 May 2013 | 4:41 pm
    The General Assembly is currently debating whether they should sign in House Bill 1077. House Bill 1077 would be instrumental in changing current laws regarding DUI, DUI per se, and DWAI arrests. The bill would allow drivers to challenge the validity of the law enforcement officer’s initial contact with the driver at Department of Revenue (DOR) driver’s license revocation hearings. The hearing officer will consider these issues when a driver raises them as defenses. The bill was proposed after the Colorado Court of Appeals decision in Francen v. Colorado Department of Revenue, Division of…

  • Getting Your License Reinstated With Ignition Interlock After a Colorado DUI

    13 May 2013 | 12:33 pm
    In Colorado, a person convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) may be able to get his or her driver’s license reinstated if the driver agrees to use an ignition interlock device. The device is installed on the driver’s vehicle, usually at the driver’s expense. It requires a breath test free from alcohol in order to start the vehicle and may also require breath tests at random times while the vehicle is in motion. The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles keeps a list of approved ignition interlock device vendors. If you are eligible, you choose a vendor, have the device installed,…

  • Police Invest in Laser Technology to Catch Speeding Drivers

    6 May 2013 | 11:52 am
    In Colorado and other states, police units have begun relying on laser technology to monitor the speed of drivers and to ticket those who are exceeding the speed limit. While many law enforcement agencies hail the developing technology as a benefit, many drivers aren’t so sure that the benefits outweigh the costs. For many years, police have used “radar guns” to monitor and calculate the speeds of vehicles. Rather than shooting a projectile, these “guns” use radar signals to identify where a vehicle is and approximately how fast it is going. Radar guns have their limitations,…

  • Understanding Evidence Used at a DUI

    25 Apr 2013 | 8:00 am
    If you’re facing a drunk-driving charge in Colorado - either a charge for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving with ability impaired (DWAI) - you have the right to go to trial. If you do go to trial, the prosecutor may use several types of evidence to try and prove that you are guilty of DUI or DWAI. Here are two categories of evidence used in many DUI and DWAI trials:. Witness testimony. Witness testimony may be used in two ways in a DUI case. First, the prosecution may call a witness to testify to his or her actual observations - for instance, by asking the police officer who…
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    The People's Champion

  • Behind The Walls Of Steelside: State Moves To Retake BCDC From Black Gorilla Family

    David Adams
    2 May 2013 | 2:06 am
    I’m not quite sure how long ago the Maryland State Division of Corrections asked the Federal Bureau of Investigations to conduct a covert investigations into the secret dealings behind the walls of the Baltimore City Detention Center (a.k.a Steel Side), but last week Federal Prosecutors dropped a bomb shell on the doorsteps of the office of the Secretary of Public Safety and Correctional Services when it revealed that an inmate was running the facility with the aid of female Corrections Employees. Through wiretapped phone conversations the agency learned that drugs and other forms of…

  • The Gay Rights Debate: An Abomination Or A Badge Of Honor?

    David Adams
    30 Apr 2013 | 4:48 pm
    Once upon a time in our society people who practice gay life or alternative lifestyles were afraid to make their sexual preference known publicly. The ridicule of homosexuals was so immense that people dared not expose who they truly are out of fear of being ostracized, attacked, and cast out of vast social settings that did not condone such a phenomenal human trait. Those days are long gone as gay life marches to the forefront of modern society demanding acceptance and acknowledgement. I’ve known gay people my entire life and my tolerance of them was something I honestly and admittedly…

  • Shocking Developments In Phylicia Barnes Murder Case: Michael Johnson Granted New Trial, Not Acquitted, And Not Released

    David Adams
    20 Mar 2013 | 1:15 pm
    Those who came to finally witness closure in the grueling murder trial of Michael Johnson for killing Honors Student Phylicia Barnes were gravely disappointed, as Judge Alfred Nance revealed in a Baltimore Circuit Court today that Johnson would receive a new trial. Johnson was scheduled to be sentenced today after having been previously convicted of second degree murder by a Baltimore Jury, but on February 22, 2013 his defense counsel filed an appeal motion for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence that the state failed to disclose important information regarding it’s star…

  • Newborn’s Killing In Chi-Town Must Be Catalyst For Change: Point Them Out And Call Them By Their Name

    David Adams
    18 Mar 2013 | 2:18 am
    They will bring flowers, the piano will play sad songs, and the preacher man will speak to ease the pain within the hearts of those who knew and loved young Jonylah Watkins at her funeral services in the coming days. Sadly, another black child has fallen to the perverse sickness of violent culture that permeates within the African-American communities of our nation. The 6 month old baby has succumbed to five gunshot wounds she suffered in a hail of gunfire intended for her father, who was also injured in a cowardly attack while he changed the infant child’s diaper on a Chicago street…

  • What Killed Aiyana Stanley-Jones?: TPC Refutes Award Winning Journalist LeDuff’s Claim That 7-Year-Old Child Was Killed By Detroit’s Monumental Struggles

    David Adams
    6 Mar 2013 | 2:51 pm
    Charlie LeDuff is an award winning journalist who wrote about a police shooting that killed a 7-year-old little girl named Aiyana Stanley-Jones one night in Detroit nearly 3 years ago. The little girl was asleep on the sofa with her grandmother when a police swat team expelled a stun-grenade into the front window of their home while simultaneously kicking in the door, firing a single gunshot into the house, and killing young Aiyana instantly. In the confusion of it all, conflicting stories emerged regarding what led to the child’s death. While police reports claim the child’s…
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