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Selma Blair faces federal and state charges after allegedly attacking flight attendants, a police officer and a hospital nurse during a Sunday flight from Los Angeles to New York.
A South Hadley man previously convicted of child pornography charges has pleaded guilty to smuggling plutonium from Russia and selling it, along with toxic thallium, to dozens of customers nationwide through the US mail.
Tennessee has postponed the Dec. 3 execution of convicted double murderer Gary Wayne Sutton after Gov. Bill Lee suspended executions statewide following a botched lethal injection attempt on death row inmate Christa Pike.
A Houston man linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison for his role in a smuggling network tied to a 2022 crash in Kimble County, Texas, that killed three people, bringing his combined sentence to 46 years.
Three masked suspects attempted to break into actress Monet Mazur’s $1.5 million Hollywood Hills home Saturday night before fleeing; no one was hurt and nothing appears to have been taken, Los Angeles police say.
Orlando police intercepted more than 200 pounds of marijuana shipped on commercial flights from LAX in two separate busts this summer, with suspects allegedly using superglue and dryer sheets to evade detection.
Pima County and FBI investigators say they are reviewing a possible new ransom note in the six-month-old disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, though a law enforcement source says no new note is currently seen as credible.
Court records show an Oxford vape store clerk warned a confidential informant that “people were dying” from kratom pills sold there, after two Ole Miss students were found dead with similar kratom products nearby.
Ada County, Idaho investigators say a man who died by suicide in a Boise church in December 1982 may have been the perpetrator of the 1982 Tylenol cyanide murders in Chicago, a case that has never been officially solved.
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