Three charged in terror plot after buying eighty mobile phones
Three men from the Dallas area were arrested in Caro Michigan on charges of soliciting or providing material support for terrorism after purchasing eighty prepaid mobile phones at a Wal Mart. Investigators found more than 900 phones in their van along with a laptop and receipts. The trio face terrorism related charges and are jailed awaiting arraignment.
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Wal-Mart
Dallas
Dale Stevenson
Tuscola County
Stevenson
FBI
Wal Mart
Ben Page
Texas
Detroit
Marietta
Ohio
Ali Houssaiky
Osama Abulhassan
Dearborn
Iain Houssaiky
Abulhassan
Osama
Ali
John Simley
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Bentonville
Ark
GOP conservatives target Chafee in Rhode Island race
The Club for Growth scales up efforts to topple Sen. Lincoln Chafee, backing Rhode Island’s Steve Laffey as polls show both Republicans tied ahead of the Sept. 12 primary. The group also backed Tim Walberg in Michigan and touts a pro growth, small government platform while clashing with moderates.
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R.I
GOP
Lincoln Chafee
Rhode Island
Club For Growth
Tim Walberg
Joe Schwarz
Michigan
Schwarz
Bush
National Rifle Association
Congress
Pat Toomey
Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
Chafee
Cranston
Stephen Laffey
Laffey
Sheldon Whitehouse
Jerry Stacy
Sharron Angle
House
Nevada
John Chafee
Senate
Club
Sherwood Boehlert
R-N.y
Steve May
Arizona
May
Toomey
Texas
Henry Cuellar
Steve Laffey
Sarah Chamberlain Resnick
Main Street Republican Partnership
Nancy Pelosi
Resnick
Teen charged in Utah mother death and freezer case
An 18 year old, Jeremy Hauck, is charged in the death of his mother Laura Hauck 51 found in a chest freezer in Utah. He was arrested in Missoula Montana with three safety items ammunition and a knife. He faces charges including theft of the car and public safety item. He waived extradition and is slated to return to Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Jeremy Hauck
Missoula
Mont
Hauck
Utah
Laura Hauck
St. Ignatius
Laura
Jeremy
Michael Umphrey
Weber State University
Umphrey
Unpunished driver in 2004 five-death crash deemed unfit for trial
A judge ruled the Milwaukee area driver in the 2004 interstate crash unfit to stand trial due to brain damage, sparking questions of malingering. Family members traveled from Wisconsin to attend, lamenting the outcome while relatives prayed for justice and support poured in from the community.
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Rand
Levison
King
Jennifer Gunn
Robbie Gunn
Trambley
Secretary of State
Milwaukee
Union County
Steve Moore
Gore
Linda Groves
Timeline of King case ends with controversial verdict
On June 19, 2004 Jason Kyle King drove north in a southbound lane on I 57 crashing into Chantel Mason killing her and four passengers. King, severely injured, survived. He faced 13 felony counts. in 2006 he was ruled unfit to stand trial and the case discharged. A later rehab plan failed to produce a prison sentence despite a guilty verdict.
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Jason Kyle King
Chantel Mason
Mason
Veleka Fleming
Tonia Conley
Unique Harris
Derrion Sutton
Conley
Erig Taylor
King
Vanderbilt Hospital
Department of Public Health
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Wisconsin
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Pittsburg
E.R. Brown
Frankfort
Hodges Furniture
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McDaniel
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