Charges filed in hazing death of FAMU drum major
Florida authorities charged eleven people with hazing resulting in death in the case of Robert Champion 26 who died after being pummeled on a bus outside an Orlando hotel following a performance. The case highlights dangerous hazing in marching bands at colleges. Two additional suspects face misdemeanor counts with some names withheld pending arrest. Champion suffered internal bleeding from bruising.
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Florida A&m University
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DEA apologizes to college student left in cell
The case of Daniel Chong, an engineering student at UC San Diego, who was forgotten in a San Diego DEA holding cell for four days after a drug sweep. He lacked food and water, drank urine, and hallucinated until officials opened the cell on April 25. His attorney said Chong feared death without timely release.
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Iredale
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Bronzed New Jersey mom arraigned in tanning booth case
Patricia Krentcil, 44, pleads not guilty to a second degree child endangerment charge in Newark after allegations she took her 5 year old daughter into a tanning booth. The Nutley salon owner corroborates her story claiming the girl stayed outside and no booth entry occurred.
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New Jersey
Patricia Krentcil
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Nutley
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John Caruso
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