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CrimeFBI’s Summer Heat 2.0 Nets 8,927 Arrests Nationwide
The FBI's four-month Operation Summer Heat 2.0 produced 8,927 arrests, 5,013 recovered weapons, 687 kg of fentanyl seized, and 1,410 child victims found.
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Serbian Cocaine Trafficker Sentenced to 17 Years in Texas
Milan Tanovic, 59, a Serbian national living in Spain, was sentenced to 17 years in federal prison in Plano, Texas, for an international cocaine conspiracy.
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Capital Murder Charge Filed in Houston Double Shooting
Johnathan Green, 29, was charged with capital murder in the July 12 deaths of Kristopher Clark and Jada Lessane at a South Acres home.
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16-Year-Old Killed in Troup County; Suspect Arrested
Paul Smith, 16, of LaGrange died Tuesday after being shot at a Troup County home. Hunter Smith, 21, was arrested hours later at the scene.
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Teen Charged in Alleged Palatine Mass-Shooting Plot
Alexandros Paporakis, 19, was arrested in Palatine after police said they found a rifle, body armor and a manifesto outlining an alleged attack.
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Detroit Fugitive Arrested After Shooting Self in Standoff
A wanted fugitive barricaded in a Detroit home was taken into custody by Michigan State Police after a self-inflicted gunshot wound; no troopers fired shots.
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Third Suspect Caught in Florida in Austell Railyard Killing
Ty Anthony Thompson, 27, was captured Oct. 15 in Florida as the third suspect in the Sept. 14 shooting death of Curdravious Clark at an Austell railyard.
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Teen Arrested in Tucker Killing After Cross-State Manhunt
Gwinnett County police tracked 19-year-old Yostin Valentin Lopez Gomez to Augusta with license-plate readers after a fatal Sunday shooting in Tucker.
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Woman Gets 15 Months for Attacking ICE Team, Troopers
Jennifer Susan Cruz, 41, got 15 months in federal prison for punching and kicking officers working with ICE agents during a Jacksonville traffic stop.
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‘Obscene Gesture’ at Sentencing Adds 93 Days for Killer
Jacobo Montalvo, 60, got life without parole for killing Alicia Gallegos in Lansing — then 93 days in jail for an obscene gesture made at his own sentencing.