Edgewood shooting suspect arrested after rampage across I 95
A man with a lengthy criminal past opened fire at a Edgewood Maryland countertop company wounding five co workers three killed and two hurt. Hours later police say he fired at a man in Wilmington Delaware wounding him triggering a statewide manhunt along the I 95 corridor until his capture in Glasgow Delaware. The shooter Radee Labeeb Prince a felon with 42 arrests was arrested after a tip led to the vehicle.
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Radee Labeeb Prince
Wilmington
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Prince
Delaware
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ATF
Harford County
Maryland
Robert Tracy
Glasgow
Sheriff's Office
Bayarsaikhan Tudev
Virginia
Jose Hidalgo Romero
Aberdeen
Enis Mrvoljak
Dundalk
Wisconsin mother Haugen receives life sentence in sexual assault case
Witnesses described Haugen's past and the impact on her children. Psychologist Marchioni testified to depression and personality disorders, while adoptive mother Rawles recounted the daughter's bathroom issues and progress. The jury returned a life sentence plus a $10,000 fine, with Haugen to serve 40 years before parole eligibility.
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Thomas
Michelle Rawles
Rawles
Perry Marchioni
Marchioni
Williams
Kelly Shambaugh
Ed Rawlins
Rawlins
Shambaugh
Amber Haugen
Rachles
Five-vehicle crash near Monahans kills Odessa man
A five-vehicle crash on Interstate 20 nine miles east of Monahans at about 5 p.m. Saturday killed 57-year-old Joe Flores of Odessa. Two others, Marina Renteria and Sydney Calderon, both injured, were treated at Ward Memorial Hospital. The collision involved a 2004 Ford F-150, a 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe, a 2017 Ford F-250, a 2010 Kenworth truck, and a 2004 Chevrolet Malibu.
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Odessa
Interstate 20
Monahans
Joe Flores
Department of Public Safety
Marina Renteria
Sydney Calderon
Ward Memorial Hospital
Renteria
Calde
Ron
Flores
Michael Bond
Caldeon
Carlos Aguilar-Hernandez
Juarez
Mexico
Bond
Aguilar-Hernandez
Craddick Faces Executive Director Search After Corley Resigns
Craddick and two elected officers oversee the agency as they seek a new executive director following Kimberly Corley’s resignation amid discord. CFO Wei Wang named interim leader on Oct 10, while Commissioner Sitton accuses Craddick of forcing change without full board input. Craddick defends, notes need for strong management and business sense as the agency trims staff and seeks to move forward.
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Craddick
Kimberly Corley
Ryan Sitton
Sitton
Wei Wang
Corley
Shell Oil
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