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Tarzana Man Pleads Guilty Federal Charges In Santa Clarita Teen Fentanyl Deaths - Vimarsana News

Tarzana Man Pleads Guilty Federal Charges In Santa Clarita Teen Fentanyl Deaths

A Tarzana man pled guilty Wednesday to federal charges related to distributing fentanyl-laced fake Percocet pills that resulted in the deaths of two Santa Clarita teens. 

Protesters advocate closing Green Bay Correctional Institution, ending lockdown - Vimarsana News

Protesters advocate closing Green Bay Correctional Institution, ending lockdown

A vigil was organized by Ex-Incarcerated People Organizing and JOSHUA, an interfaith justice advocacy organization.

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San Diego County woman lost $200,000 in tech-support scam - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

San Diego County woman lost $200,000 in tech-support scam - The San Diego Union-Tribune

A suspect, arrested Oct. 12, is believed to be part of a criminal network. Law enforcement say this kind of fraud is hard to investigate and prosecute, so prevention is key.

60 years ago, the US government let terrorists bomb a Black church - Vimarsana News

60 years ago, the US government let terrorists bomb a Black church

OPINION: On this day in 1963, authorities finally had all the evidence needed to end the most violent terror campaign […] The post 60 years ago, the US government let terrorists bomb a Black church appeared first on TheGrio.

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Opinion: Put former inmates on criminal justice task force to get full perspective - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Put former inmates on criminal justice task force to get full perspective

There is wisdom to offer a task force full of people who may have studied the prison experience but not lived it, says Tony Green, a former Oklahoma jail inmate.