South Carolina: Sheriff apologizes after wrong person arrested
A South Carolina sheriff apologize for a case of mistaken identity Tuesday after he said his deputies arrested the wrong person on a drug charge.
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A South Carolina sheriff apologize for a case of mistaken identity Tuesday after he said his deputies arrested the wrong person on a drug charge.
Bronson Labra, 21, of Mountain View charged with first-degree assault and two counts of second-degree assault in connection with an early morning affray Oct. 14 at the park.
Milwaukee police confirmed to 12 News the homicide suspect turned himself in.
A man missing from Community Corrections Center-Omaha earlier this week is back in custody.
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