Indiana University credit union robbery misidentity cleared
In Bloomington on November 12 a woman with a blond wig and sunglasses claimed a robbery at IU Federal Credit Union. Donna Lee, a 39 year old graduate student, was detained but then released after police linked the act to a mistaken identity. Deborah Jo Watkins from Owenton is connected to the confession in a plea agreement under negotiation.
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Attorney quotes on long absence of Satik and damage claim
Said Lee's attorney Carl B. notes Satik will miss nearly five months. He describes the woman as living a nightmare of hell every day and says much of her life has been taken from her.
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Untold Story of a Woman in Bank Robbery Case
A woman from Indiana University faced charges after a December robbery at Citizens Bank in Dry Ridge. She was arrested following a chase by the bank vice president, who tackled her. officers found a 9mm pistol in her purse and the stolen money at the scene. Her bond stood at 10,000 with ongoing legal proceedings.
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Infections linked to deaths of kids with chickenpox
Los Angeles Daily News reports chickenpox linked deaths and rising pediatric infections in LA and San Bernardino counties. Officials caution early recognition of bacterial infections, noting CDC data that about one in 100000 1 to 14 year olds die from chickenpox. The piece discusses strep complications, hospital case counts, and theories on a possible virulent streptococcus strain or coincidence with a heavy chickenpox season.
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Bloodthirst and vigilantism in urban fear and crime
A column contrasts conservative warnings of crime, urging harsh punishment with calls for civic vigilance. It questions liberal elites and notes residents in Mesa discussing street safety, noise, and public order, reflecting a climate of anger and calls for drastic measures.
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