Grammy winner charged in Cook County case with child pornography
R and B singer, accompanied by defense attorney Edward Genson, was indicted by a Cook County grand jury on 21 counts of child pornography linked to a circulating videotape. If convicted, he faces up to 15 years in prison and fines up to $200,000. The defendant pleaded not guilty as officers read him his rights.
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Investigators Find Bone in Levy Case Embarrasses Cops
Washington private investigators hired by Chandra Levy's parents found a bone in Rock Creek Park within hours of weeks of police searches. The discovery sparked criticism of police methods and rekindled debate over investigators' handling, with officials defending the recovery and noting remaining bones and a twisted wire will be tested for links to Levy's death.
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High school students earn college credits early
Bobbi Sue Wilson, a Ridgefield High School senior, will graduate with her diploma and then receive an associate degree from Clark College six days later. She plans to attend Northwest Nazarene University as a junior in fall. Adults note the growing trend of teens taking college courses to save money, bolster applications, or fast track degrees. Experts cite widespread programs, with more than 350 colleges accepting credits, and about 8 percent of high school juniors and seniors taking college courses nationwide.
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Columbine families settle suits with district and sheriff
Families of Columbine victims reach settlements with Jefferson County School District and sheriff's office after lawsuits claiming failure to prevent the 1999 shooting and botched response. District to pay about 15,000 per family of seven. sheriff’s office offers 15,000 to 11 families, with six acceptances.
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