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Trump signs executive order ending cashless bail
The executive order charges the attorney general to identify cashless bail jurisdictions so their federal funding can be withheld
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Study: Pedestrian deaths on rise, Florida has 7 of 20 most dangerous cities
Illinois is part of a national trend seeing a spike in pedestrian deaths along the state's roadways, and Florida has seven of the 20 most dangerous metropolitan areas in the country.
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New York governor candidate's knife attacker released from jail hours after arrest
The suspect had been charged with second-degree attempted assault, a felony.
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Man who stopped Zeldin attacker tried to get him help for mental illness
New York Republican state assembly candidate Joe Chenelly quickly subdued Jakubonis before U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin could be harmed
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New Jersey woman at center of $400,000 GoFundMe scam sentenced to one year in prison
Kate McClure, boyfriend stole funds allegedly intended for veteran.
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El Paso teens arrested, accused of committing string of armed robberies
Howard and Herrera allegedly robbed four convenience stores along the same route in about 20 minutes
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'It was terrifying': Teacher tearfully remembers students killed in Parkland shooting
Teacher added that students rushed for safety behind classroom furniture, acted bravely and maturely while waiting to be rescued
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Tragedy Averted: Hero Houston cop silently took down potential mass shooter at mall, protected children
An off-duty police officer working security stopped a potential mass shooting of children attending a dance competition when he ambushed a masked man with a rifle and 120 rounds of ammunition
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VIDEO: Gunman opens fire in Brooklyn, wounds four
Police believe that the victims and the gunman were arguing before the incident
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Jury finds Stephen Cannon guilty of murdering retired police Cpt. David Dorn during St. Louis riots
Footage of Dorn dying on the sidewalk went viral
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California Republicans want audit of state's Justice Dept. gun owner data leak
A group of Republican state lawmakers are calling for a state audit of the California Department of Justice in the aftermath of a June data leak that exposed the personal information of Concealed Carry Weapon permit holders and other gun purchases in the state.