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Officer Tyler Cockrell, a 20‑year SDPD veteran, sued the City alleging retaliation and harassment tied to internal disputes and prior probes into senior staff.
A Brooklyn high school football player was fatally shot in what prosecutors say was an accidental shooting by a teammate, leaving family and teammates stunned.
A joint sweep by the Southwest District Action Team and Baltimore County narcotics officers in Southwest Baltimore resulted in a significant drug seizure and three arrests. Police say the probe remains active.
Plano police arrested a massage therapist after an alleged sexual assault at Clif's Foot Spa. Detectives are urging anyone who received a massage from the suspect before March 12 to contact the Special Victims Unit.
A late-night blaze at Greenbrier Apartments in South Nashville hospitalized one person and displaced several households; the Red Cross is assisting those affected.
A Mooresville woman was arrested in March and charged with two counts of felony indecent liberties with a child; deputies say a Feb. 17 report prompted the investigation.
A 29-year-old man was found bleeding in Thornton and later died. Police have opened a homicide investigation and are asking witnesses to call the tip line.
A woman was arrested after a 3-year-old was found with numerous injuries in New Castle and flown to an Indianapolis hospital. Police say the investigation is ongoing.
A man fired an AR-15 at multiple cars outside Bastrop Home Depot; police arrested him and say there is no ongoing threat. Investigation is ongoing.
A daytime robbery at Boston Convenience left a cashier shaken after a man held her at knifepoint and fled with about $900.
A Vernon Hills man is being held after allegedly breaking a window, blocking a garage and attempting to ram a Green Oaks home, authorities say.
A Cuyahoga County grand jury has charged former East Cleveland police chief Kenneth Lundy with 31 counts, accusing him of bribery, perjury and interference with civil rights while on duty.
Erik Lee Madison pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors say he used online networks to extort and sexually exploit minors; sentencing is set for June 16.
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