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"What else can we do?" Mar 07, 2022

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North Carolina has a law requiring safe storage of guns, but it is so narrow Charlotte-Mecklenburg police have only charged 12 people with the crime since 2016. Meanwhile, more than 1,000 guns were stolen from cars in Charlotte last year alone, some of which ended up in the hands of high school students. Investigative Reporter Nate Morabito has been looking into this issue for WCNC in Charlotte.

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"Sometimes those dreams become a nightmare" Mar 04, 2022

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In Georgia, there's a verdict in the case of a former police officer charged in the murder of his wife in 2020. And in Florida, a new bill would keep the names of lottery winners a secret for 90 days.

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"It's not a case closed" Mar 03, 2022

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It's been over a year since 29-year-old Missouri native Christopher Maassen was shot and killed on the side of Interstate 95 in Florida. His killer claimed self-defense under Florida's 'stand your ground' law, and no charges have been filed to date. Reporter Allie Corey has been covering the case for KSDK in St. Louis.

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"His target was dating his estranged wife" Mar 02, 2022

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Two months after a blast that severely injured one man and damaged several buildings in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, a police officer has been arrested in connection to the crime. WNEP Reporter Chelsea Strub tells us about the case and the some of the evidence investigators have gathered to charge the suspect.

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"I heard a great big crash" Mar 01, 2022

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On Jan. 23, a pipe bomb was detonated in the South Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento. Five days later, there was another explosion. ABC10's Andie Judson shares what happened.

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"That confession really hangs in the balance" Feb 28, 2022

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A man accused of killing a mother and her son in a murder-for-hire plot in Virginia Beach nearly two decades ago was in court recently. Richard Stoner gave police a taped confession after his arrest, but WVEC Reporter Evan Watson tells us why his lawyer is now trying to keep that confession out of the upcoming trial.

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"As a matter of routine practice" Feb 25, 2022

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San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin said he's learned the police crime lab has tried to identify suspects through a database that includes DNA profiles from sex-assault victims. And in Louisiana, friends and family of 21-year-old University of New Orleans student Ciaya Whetstone are trying to figure out what happened early Saturday morning leading to her death.

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"I knew that we were going to find the assailant" Feb 24, 2022

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Investigators in Pennsylvania believe they have cracked the case of a brutal rape and murder of a 9-year-old girl from 1964. WNEP Reporter Amanda Eustice tells us how police identified the killer after so many decades.

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"Instagram star to accused con artist" Feb 23, 2022

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Brittany Dawn Davis, a social media influencer in Dallas-Fort Worth, scammed thousands of clients whom she sold fitness and nutrition plans to, according to a new lawsuit from the Texas Attorney General’s office. WFAA Reporter William Joy has been covering the story.

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"Everyone in Louisville wants to be safe" Feb 22, 2022

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After being shot at in his campaign office, a Louisville mayoral candidate says he is still committed to running. WHAS Political Reporter Rachel Droze tells us about the frightening events last week in Louisville.

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