Hawaii killer gets life with parole after Maui murder
Steven Capobianco was sentenced in Honolulu to life with the possibility of parole for the 2014 murder of his pregnant ex girlfriend Carly Charli Scott. The judge noted the crime was especially heinous and that Capobianco lured Scott to her death while her family urged him to reveal her body.
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Russia probe falters as House hearing is postponed
The week began with a public FBI counterintelligence probe and ended with signs the House inquiry is breaking apart. Rep. Devin Nunes postponed a second hearing, drawing sharp denials from Rep. Adam Schiff who accused it of canceling to shield the White House. Schiff and others question the handling of incidental collection and access to documents by Nunes.
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Amputee joins police force in Suffolk County
Matias Ferreira a 28 year old former Marine Corps lance corporal who lost both legs below the knee in Afghanistan in 2011 has joined the Suffolk County Police Department on Long Island He graduated from the police academy after 29 weeks of training and will patrol next week Ferreira who immigrated from Uruguay as a child said he wants to help people and be involved in the community He scored a perfect 100 on the exam and was elected class president by his fellow recruits The department praised his service and readiness to protect residents
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Mubarak Leaves Cairo After Acquittals and Release
Egypt's Hosni Mubarak, 88, quietly returned home after acquittals and release from a Cairo hospital. He had been detained for years for his role in the killings of protesters during the 2011 uprising and was once at the center of the trial dubbed the trial of the century.
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London attack review traces Masood path from UK criminal to killer
Police map Khalid Masood’s trajectory from a 1983 conviction to violent incidents in 2000 and later, culminating in the Westminster Bridge attack in London. Investigators interview 3,500 witnesses and pursue whether radicalization came from community, overseas influences, or online propaganda.
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