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Police collected some evidence, including what apeferd to be a baseball bat. Now, what happened here today has neighbors most upset. I am shocked really. I mean, from what i understand if its a Home Invasion situation. Its a very safe neighborhood. Reporter now, the two suspects are still at large. Police are here still trying to track them down. Jim, back to you. Pat collins. Pat, thank you. A huge group of Law Enforcement officers turned out today to pay their respects to a fallen sheriffs dep...

NBC Sports California parted ways with Matt Barnes weeks after the former NBA player had an incident with a student announcer.

The change comes weeks after Barnes confronted a student broadcast announcer at a high school basketball game in Los Angeles.

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Sister Sarah McDermott, 79, Sister Eileen Igoe (pictured), 79, and carer Margaret Hughes, 76, subjected children to terrifying ordeals at Smyllum Park orphanage in Lanark, Scotland.

Sisters Sarah McDermott and Eileen Igoe, both 79, subjected the youngsters to terrifying ordeals.

Two nuns and a care worker have been jailed for subjecting children to ‘cruel and unnatural treatment’ while working at an orphanage.

The three women mistreated children at Smyllum Park in Lanark for more than a decade until it closed in 1981.

Two nuns and a care worker who abused vulnerable youngsters at a notorious Scottish orphanage have been jailed for three years each.

Sister Sarah McDermott (pictured), 79, Sister Eileen Igoe, 79, and carer Margaret Hughes, 76, terrorised children in their care at the notorious Smyllum Park in Lanark between 1969 and 1981.