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Hog Hunter Attacked by Alligator Along Florida's Treasure Coast
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Sunday said 46-year-old James G. Boyce, of Palm Beach Gardens, suffered a “substantial” bite to his leg while hunting on Saturday.
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Broward 911 Supervisor Fired for Watching Netflix as Caller Sought Help
As part of an internal affairs investigation, investigators pulled data from supervisor Julie Vidaud’s computer and found the most used applications were Netflix, Hulu and Xfinity TV.
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Florida Supreme Court Suspends Broward Judge for Grabbing Employee
The Florida Supreme Court is suspending a Broward County judge without pay for grabbing a courthouse employee by the neck and shaking him.
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Principal: I Accidentally Plagiarized Ashton Kutcher Speech
A West Virginia principal accused of plagiarizing Ashton Kutcher in an address to his school’s graduating class says he didn’t mean to use someone else’s work.
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Anonymous Customers Leave $2,000 Tip to Surprise of Maine Wait Staff
Anonymous customers at a Maine restaurant seemingly approved of the eatery’s service, leaving a $2,000 tip on a $48 bill. Silver Street Tavern waitress Samantha Clark says the couple, who asked to remain anonymous, was friendly and easy to wait on, although the man said someone took his wine glass by mistake at one point. The Waterville Morning-Sentinel reports the...
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Gun Safe Sold Nationwide Recalled Over Lock Failure, Injury Hazard
A gun safe sold at Dick’s Sporting Goods stores nationwide in November and December is being recalled due to an issue with the safe’s locking mechanism, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says.
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Lowell Hospital Escapee Arrested by SWAT After Kidnapping: Report
A Lowell man has been caught by a regional SWAT team after escaping custody at a state hospital and kidnapping a man at knifepoint. Zachary Noonan was about to be transferred from the Tewksbury State Hospital to Lowell General Hospital for a mental health evaluation when he ran from an ambulance, according to a report from the Sentinel and Enterprise.
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Nearly $200K Seized From Spa at Center of Kraft Case: Police
Police seized almost $200,000 in connection with a Florida massage parlor where New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was accused of paying for sexual acts, court records released Tuesday show.
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Resort Employee Facing Charges in Alleged Rape at Great Wolf Lodge
A Massachusetts resort employee is facing charges in connection with the rape of a teenager in Fitchburg. Darren Ngabe, 23, of Fitchburg, was arraigned Wednesday in Fitchburg District Court on charges of rape and indecent assault and battery on a person over 14, according to the Worcester District Attorney’s office.
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Florida Man Killed Parents, Stole $210K to Send to Porn Site ‘Girlfriend': Deputies
A Florida man killed his parents and brother after he was kicked out of his home and accused of stealing $210,000 from his family to send to a woman he had met on a porn website, according to a sheriff’s office.
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Arlington Officer on Leave After Controversial Writings in Newsletter
A Massachusetts police lieutenant has been relieved of duty after suggesting in a newsletter that police should put aside restraint and meet “violence with violence.” Arlington town officials said Tuesday that Lt. Rick Pedrini has been placed on paid leave while officials investigate columns he wrote for the Massachusetts Police Association. Pedrini is the incoming executive director of the organization,...
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Fitchburg Public Schools Worker Under Investigation by Secret Service After Reported ‘Kill Trump' Tweet
A Massachusetts public school employee is on leave and under investigation by the Secret Service after allegedly sending a threatening tweet in which the president’s son, Donald Trump Jr., was tagged. Police confirmed to NBC10 Boston Monday evening that the Secret Service was investigating an employee of Fitchburg Public Schools. The school district confirmed that a paraprofessional had been placed...
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Parents of Slain 6-Year-Old Fitchburg Girl Indicted on New Charges
Parents of a 6-year-old girl who died in Massachusetts are being held on $250,000 bail following a dangerousness hearing.
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Fort Lauderdale Woman Accused of Killing Mother After Being Left Out of Will
Luisa Perero died from her injuries and police charged her 53-year-old daughter Gabriela Perero with premeditated murder and aggravated battery on a person over 65.
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4 Children, Suspect Dead After Orlando Standoff
Four children and the man who held them were found dead Monday when police entered the Orlando home where a hostage situation had played out for about 24 hours. The suspect, identified earlier as Gary Wayne Lindsey Jr., died by suicide and was found in a closet, officials said.
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Broward School District Docked Pay for Principal Who Lost Daughter in Parkland School Shooting
April Schentrup’s daughter Carmen was one of 17 killed and she told school board members that the district tried to dock her pay for missed work after her daughter’s death.
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Broward Sheriff's Deputy Who Failed to Confront Parkland School Shooter Getting Monthly Pension
Surveillance video showed Scot Peterson outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School as the gunman killed 17 people inside with an AR-15 assault-style rifle.
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Maleficent Dragon Float Catches Fire At Disney World
A dragon float at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom burst into flames Friday during the park’s Festival of Fantasy parade, Disney officials confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel.
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Parents of Slain 6-Year-Old Girl Held on $250,000 Cash Bail
Parents of a 6-year-old girl who died in Massachusetts are being held on $250,000 bail following a dangerousness hearing.
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Victim of Parkland School Shooting Files Lawsuit Against Suspected Shooter, Estate of Mother And Others
Anthony Borges, a freshman who was shot five times while protecting other students during the February 14th mass shooting, has filed a civil suit against Nikolas Cruz, the 19-year-old suspected shooter.