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After Maduro’s capture, armed paramilitary groups patrol Caracas, search phones and restrict press
ADN América spoke with a Venezuelan man in Caracas who was held for several hours after armed groups searched his mobile phone.
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California millionaire who fled to Mexico after killing wife breaks into tears, pleads guilty
Chadwick broke down in tears during his sentencing, telling those at his sentencing hearing that he wished he “could take it back” and deserved “whatever the court decides.”
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Former Honduran president willing to cooperate with U.S. extradition request
U.S. authorities seek Juan Orlando Hernández for alleged links to "drug trafficking and corruption."
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WAR ON COPS: 13 police officers across U.S. shot in 24 hours
The attacks on law enforcement officers happened in four states – Arizona, Maryland, New Mexico, and Pennsylvania
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ICC denies request to investigate Bolivia’s former president Evo Morales
ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan said that a preliminary probe of the incidents did not meet the court’s criteria of crimes against humanity
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Standoff in South Phoenix leaves 9 officers and one woman injured, suspect dead
After several hours, police were able to get inside a house under home invasion by an armed suspect. When they entered, they found the suspect dead and a woman with critical injuries.
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South Korean diplomat punched in "unprovoked" NYC attack
The diplomat was walking with a friend when he was randomly attacked by a man on Fifth Avenue and East 35th Street, near Koreatown, at around 8:10 p.m. "The incident was unprovoked," said the police.
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Democrats blame guns as crime rates soar in nearly every NYC precinct
"They're not blaming the bail reform, they're not blaming letting the violent criminals back out," Forte said, emphasizing that government officials just "want to blame the guns"
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ICE teams up with Guatemala police to bust human smuggling ring that left 19 dead
Last January 19, migrants on their way to the U.S. were stopped, shot and burned in a human smuggling attempt gone wrong
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80-year-old nun sentenced for stealing $835k from CA elementary school
Sister Mary Margaret Kreuper apologized for her actions. Prosecutors said the stolen money could have covered a decade of tuition for 14 students at a school that often lacked money for field trips or new books.
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Former Pope Benedict asks 'forgiveness' for his handling of sex abuse cases
"This error, which regrettably was verified, was not intentionally willed and I hope may be excused," he said