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J. R. the travelodge front desk clerk says miller was also drunk and bleeding. He called police who acted fast when they arrived. sot so they just handcuffed him and took him outside. J. R. as for the charges. Miller faces assault with a Deadly Weapon other than a firearm, elder abuse, two charges of making threats, and a misdemeanor battery charge. sot we asked him what happened he said no everything is fine. J. R. tonight, we have Team Coverage on millers arrest. This latest news has had a maj...

To say. Im hearing reports that it sounded like thunder or a heavy object being dropped or a heavy truck just kind of rumbling by. And those are very typical. An earthquake that size is not going to do damage. Its many points less than what would do damage but still shocking. Well talk more about the temperature and the rain coming up. Well update you online and to our fox 25 news app with any new developments. Breaking right now in waltham, investigators were on on brown street. The situation u...

Officers investigated for craft activities of one of them committing suicide. More on the prescribed to dc later in the show. Its wednesday december eleven fight here in washington dc on same and youre watching art it. Today on capitol hill that sheep of the nsa general Keith Alexander fielded questions from lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary committee. The focus of an era is continued oversight of U S Government surveillance up gordons its hearings like this one of a common staple in capitol hil...

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