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Justin Boersma Florida man charged with murder of Samuel Rossetti following confrontation at Lake Worth Beach Starbucks drive thru.

Nearly a year after their arrest, the men in Ahmaud Arbery's killing face federal hate crime charges.

This session, Georgia lawmakers passed a bill that would repeal the state’s citizens arrest law, in the wake of the homicide of Ahmaud Arbery in Brunswick. In a rare bipartisan showing, the House voted 169-0 in favor of House Bill 479, which prevents citizens from detaining a person if they suspect that person has committed a crime. It remains legal for businesses to detain such a person if the alleged crime was committed on the business property.  For Rep. Carl Gilliard, D-Savannah, who co-authored the bill, it’s a point of pride.  “I think we sent a big signal that Georgia must b...

Justin Sinner hasn't been charged with any crimes linked to it. The Topeka Capital-Journal hadn't heard back by Tuesday afternoon regarding a request it made seeking comment in response from District Attorney Mike Kagay. Allison-Natale spoke positively Monday of last month's decision by Kagay's office to drop an aggravated assault charge faced by Jose Garcia, whom Topeka police said drove a vehicle during the incident toward Robert and Justin Sinner. Still, the families of the other youths wounded that day won't have equal justice unless Robert and Justin Sinner are prosecuted to t...

FL gov drafts anti-mob law to allow self-defense against mobs Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has drafted “anti-mob” legislation to expand the state’s Stand Your Ground. DeSantis’ newest legislation comes in response to months of protesting that frequently lead to rioting this summer in Florida and across the U.S. The legislation is an attempt to prevent “violent and disorderly assemblies” by permitting violence against anyone involved in the “interruption or impairment” of a business, reportedly described in the draft as being a burglary within 500 feet of “violent or disorderl...