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In showing of law and order, Haitian police kill three during armed attack on nation's central bank

The bank expressed its gratitude for the Haitian law enforcement community, thanking it for “protecting our community.”

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St. Louis mother charged after four-year-old daughter dies of heroin overdose

The little girl was found unconscious in her father's bed after being exposed to heroin

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Mexican national who used 'compound' at homeless encampment pleads guilty

Rigoberto Vasquez-Martinez was arrested during a drug trafficking trip with over 65,000 Fentanyl Pills. Authorities discover firearms and additional narcotics

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Sen. Rubio: Tren de Aragua commit crimes because they are criminals, not because they are Venezuelans

Rubio asserted that the Biden Administration "must designate the Tren de Aragua as a Transnational Criminal Organization."

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South Florida teen-model and beautician murdered during shocking FaceTime session

Kelvi Latrice McCray, 18, was having dinner and chatting animatedly with three friends over FaceTime when tragedy struck abruptly and unexpectedly

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Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández convicted of drug trafficking by U.S. prosecutors

The embattled Honduran president was convicted of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States and possessing "destructive devices" including machine guns, according to SDNY USAO Damian Williams

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U.S. considers sending troops to Haiti to quell violence as gangs vow to 'break the system'

In one attack, the gangs were able to release more than 4,000 inmates, unleashing an army of hardened criminals into the civilian population of the embattled Caribbean country

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FBI hunts suspected Iranian spy who allegedly planned Pompeo assassination, other U.S. officials

Majid Dastjani Farahani, a 41-year-old polyglot individual who is fluent in Farsi, French, Spanish and English, has become a key piece on the chessboard of tensions between the United States and Iran.

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Venezuelan migrant arrested for assaulting police officers in Times Square 'exonerated,' was mistakenly identified

The exoneration occurred weeks after Jhoan Boada was criticized for showing the middle finger to press cameras as he left the courthouse on January 27th

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Jewish dentist shot to death in attack planned by 'disgruntled patient' in San Diego

One person was killed and two were injured Thursday afternoon when a man opened fire at a dental office in San Diego County