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Rebellion and as james reference, the appalling scenes from the sarah vigil earlier this year. absolutely, i think there is a pressure that is mounting and i think you are right that this is not representative of the behaviour of most police officers. but i would say is im not a police officer its not a job i could do. i think the police are facing extremely difficult circumstances and witnessed horrific events and i think part of the way they handled this is with sick humour and injokes they ha...

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - A La Crosse man is facing a long prison term on a charge of possession of child pornography.

Received over 100 petitions challenging it. some academics have questioned the bill, arguing that it challenges the constitution and democracy. the speaker has said that will go through a transparent process before passing it into law. the debate could take several months. the bill was initiated following the opening and subsequent shutdown of an lgbt key shutdown. a prison term of three years at a human rights said the new bill could promote a system of state—sponsored discrimination and viol...

Prison term. instead they were placed on three years probation and given a $3,000 fine. both had what the judge called stable working backgrounds. >> it is that sentence, the fact no one was sent to prison for even one day that has so many people outraged. >> even ebens was surprised by the sentencing. >> ill be quite honest, i expected to go to jail. i pleaded guilty to manslaughter on that. i did just like anybody else, i went to take my licks because i thought sure i would go to jail. >> his ...

KATHMANDU -- The death toll from floods and landslides sparked by unseasonal rainfalls in Nepal has risen to 101 by Thursday evening, with 35 others still missi

KATHMANDU -- The death toll from floods and landslides sparked by unseasonal rainfalls in Nepal has risen to 101 by Thursday evening, with 35 others still missi

KATHMANDU -- The death toll from floods and landslides sparked by unseasonal rainfalls in Nepal has risen to 101 by Thursday evening, with 35 others still missi

The Indiana Court of Appeals has unanimously affirmed the murder conviction of a Gary man who shot and killed 69-year-old Alonzo Smith Sr. four years ago in East Chicago.

An acid attack when he was just 4 years old disfigured and blinded Joshua A. Miele for life.

The new charges carry a maximum sentence of three years in prison if John Keeler is convicted. He already was facing up to 20 years in prison in connection with