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LIVE: Florida dad who locked adopted son in box learns sentence - Vimarsana News

LIVE: Florida dad who locked adopted son in box learns sentence

A Jupiter father who locked his adopted son in a box is awaiting his sentence.

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Black bank manager sues Metropolitan Police for £1m after 'racist' two-year investigation - Vimarsana News

Black bank manager sues Metropolitan Police for £1m after 'racist' two-year investigation

A “high-flying” black bank manager who was pulled over by the police and wrongly accused of gun crime is suing the Metropolitan Police for £1 million.

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Man charged for allegedly molesting woman after offering ride - Vimarsana News

Man charged for allegedly molesting woman after offering ride

(BCN) — A San Francisco man this week was charged on suspicion of physically assaulting and molesting a woman after he offered her a ride, prosecutors said. Monroe Palmer, 53, was charged with one count of sodomy by force, assault with intent to commit a felony, sexual battery by restraint, one count of assault with […]

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Butts County Magistrate Court - Vimarsana News

Butts County Magistrate Court

Chief Magistrate Rebecca Pitts reports the following individuals were brought before the Magistrate Court of Butts County for bond consideration and/or first appearance bond hearings during the period November 6-12,

Jury ups Johns Hopkins hospital damages to $261M in Netflix case - Vimarsana News

Jury ups Johns Hopkins hospital damages to $261M in Netflix case

A jury awarded an additional $50 million to a family suing Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, bringing the total damages to $261 million. The case made headlines after the Netflix documentary