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Coliseum sues ex-auditor, alleging failure to detect corruption Los Angeles Times The financially troubled Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission is suing its former auditor for more than $11 million, alleging that it failed to detect errors in financial statements between 2007 and 2011, a time when alleged corruption ensnared the ...
Medical examiners have positively identified the body of the renegade former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner, the man authorities say killed four people and wounded three others in a vendetta against his old comrades.
Two fifth-grade boys armed with a stolen semi-automatic gun, ammunition clip and knife plotted to kill a classmate in Washington state but were thwarted when another student informed a school employee, authorities said Thursday.
Strategies to Reduce Crime New York Times It's no coincidence that New York's incarceration rate is at a 20-year low and crime has simultaneously been drastically reduced. The state has the country's largest network of alternative to incarceration and re-entry programs. New York recognizes the ...
Records show officers involved in corruption case filed for bankruptcy WSB Atlanta Channel 2 Action News is learning that several of the officers charged in the federal police corruption investigation experienced major money troubles. Ten former and current police officers are facing federal charges for taking cash bribes in exchange ...
NEW YORK (AP) — A New York City antiques dealer who admitted he illegally bought rhinoceros horns has been sentenced to six months in prison....
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Oakland Hires Consulting Firm to Help Reduce Crime KQED Oakland city leaders are working with a Massachusetts-based consulting firm, Strategic Policy Partnership, to come up with a plan to reduce crime. But not everyone can decide what that plan should be. City leaders want better data, residents would like ...
Russia Needs an Anti-Corruption Drive with a New Focus! OpEdNews Four years ago then-president Dmitry Medvedev put forth a National Anti-Corruption Plan. It was a bold step and one that is needed. Unfortunately, time has shown that it is only a half-way measure. The focus is on the transgressions of individuals. But ...
Data Will Show Crime-Solving Rates Wall Street Journal Mr. Browne said the NYPD couldn't provide the rates because its Uniform Crime Reporting computer, which had been in operation since the 1970s, was incompatible with a new crime-management system that the NYPD adopted in 2003 called OmniForm.
Valentine's Day murder: Death of Richard Schoeck Atlanta Journal Constitution “It was such a heinous murder done to someone that did not deserve it at all,” Richard Schoeck's sister, Carol Fillingim, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “She was such a cowardly woman that couldn't keep herself in control and had never had ...
KATU To protect evidence of a crime, police can seize your cellphone KATU "The actual arrest itself was a crime of resist arrest," said Gresham Police Department spokesman Lt. Claudio Grandjean. "She's videotaping, the officer didn't know how much she got of the actual resist arrest, but there's potentially evidence of that ...
NEW YORK -- Gbenga Akinnagbe went on trial Thursday. The actor who played Chris Partlow on HBO's "The Wire" wasn't in a Brooklyn courtroom for...
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Murder plot allegation against fifth-graders stuns Washington town Los Angeles Times Rasmussen said he would argue that the 10-year-old and his 11-year-old codefendant be held criminally responsible on charges of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and witness tampering — a charge filed after authorities said the boys promised to ...
LOS ANGELES -- The death of ex-Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner in a fiery standoff with authorities has done little to quell online chatter...
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KMOX.com Corruption Charges Fly Back and Forth in City Mayor's Race KMOX.com ST. LOUIS–(KMOX)–The gloves are off in the mayor's race, as challenger Lewis Reed accuses Mayor Slay of “pay-to-play” politics in awarding $32 million in “no bid” contracts to firms from which Slay received campaign money. Aldermanic President Reed ...
The Guardian Oscar Pistorius to face murder charge over girlfriend's shooting The Guardian Yet as the 26-year-old prepared to answer a murder charge and apply for bail at Pretoria magistrates court on Friday morning, a picture emerged of a man with a playboy lifestyle, an intense interest in guns and a taste for living dangerously ...
Column: Finally, a punishment that fits the crime Yahoo! Sports Ejecting players on the spot for using their helmets to target opponents in college football is such a sensible idea that it's hard to believe the NCAA proposed it first. The organization, after all, has never been a factory of innovation. It ...
Column: Finally, a punishment that fits the crime U.S. News & World Report Column: Finally, a punishment that fits the crime. February 14, 2013 RSS Feed Print. By JIM LITKE, Associated Press. Ejecting players on the spot for using their helmets to target opponents in college football is such a sensible idea that it's hard to ...