Crime

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After Waukesha massacre, Sen. Ron Johnson pushes DOJ for answers on pre-trial release

"There are numerous reports from across the country of violent crimes committed by individuals out on pre-trial release after being charged for a felony violent offense," Johnson wrote.

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Former Clinton campaign lawyer will go on trial for allegedly lying to the FBI about Trump and Russia

Sussman has plead not guilty to the single charge of making a false statement.

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Texas Border sheriff agrees to work with state to prosecute migrants due to surging crime

Illegal migration surged following the election of President Joe Biden

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Boy Scouts of America announces proposed $800 million settlement with insurers for sexual abuse claims

Sex abuse claims against the Boy Scouts skyrocketed after a court in 2012 ordered the release of internal BSA files on reports of abuse.

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Twelve U.S. cities, all led by Democrats, broke annual homicide records in 2021

Blue cities were disproportionately receptive to the Black Lives Matter defund-the-police movement pushed by progressives in 2020

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Larry Nassar victims to receive $380 million in sex abuse settlement

Nassar was found guilty of criminal sexual conduct and was sentenced to 300 years in jail

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Democrats in Congress introduce bill to overhaul clemency, free more prisoners

The bill bill fulfills a promise in the Democratic Party’s 2020 platform, which advocates for an independent clemency board

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San Diego DA stands against soft-on-crime policies of neighboring Los Angeles

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Texas drive-by shooting during vigil leaves 13 injured, 1 dead

People were gathered for a celebration of life when a drive-by shooting occured

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Former Chicago police head says sandwich undermined Smollett's story; he would have accepted apology

While Smollett's attorneys are claiming their client is innocent, the former Chicago Police head said the entire story was suspicious from the beginning