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Suspect in Weekend Shooting Death in Grand Rapids Held on Open Murder Charge

On Sunday, August 9, 24-year-old Antonio Lee Albert and 34-year-old Jason Jordan were reportedly in the backseat of a car in Southeast Grand Rapids when an argument began. According to news reports, Albert exited the vehicle, walked around to the other side, then shot at Jordan three to four time,…

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Authorities Seize About 2,500 Grams Cocaine, Arrest Five Including Father and Son in Austin-area Drug Bust

Following a months-long investigation of the activities of five men in the Austin, TX area, all five were arrested on Wednesday, August 5 according to a recent report at the Statesman. The investigation spanned several cities in the Austin area, and resulted in the seizure of about 2,500 grams of…

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California McAfee Antivirus Software ‘Superstar’ Arrested for DUI and Gun Possession in Tennessee

A self described “eccentric millionaire,” John McAfee was recently arrested in the small town in Tennessee where he now lives, Lexington, on charges of DUI and possession of a handgun, according to a news article at CNN. Pill bottles on shelf Warrants clerk Sheila Austin of the Henderson County Sheriff’s…

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Detroit Man, Two Others Arrested After Allegedly Breaking and Entering Mecosta County Home

On Monday, August 3, three individuals were arrested after neighbors claim to have seen two of the three carrying items from a home that had been broken in to on Olaf Street in Big Rapids. The three were arrested, according to a news article at UpNorthLive.com. One of the suspects…

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Alabama U.S. Postal Workers Facing Drug Distribution Charges

Recently, four individuals were arrested in connection with distribution of drugs (namely marijuana) in Alabama. The four individuals are employees of the U.S. Postal Service, and work at three different facilities in Tuscaloosa County. All of those involved are also residents of Tuscaloosa, according to an ABC news article. The…

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DUI Charges Against Tennessee State Representative Bill Beck Dismissed After Judge Reviews Video

In April of this year, Tennessee State Representative Bill Beck was arrested on charges of driving under the influence. Now, after reviewing a police video of the stop, Cheatham County Judge Phillip Maxey has dismissed the charges against the Nashville Democrat and injury attorney. Beck is partner in a Nashville…

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