Man pleads not guilty in tainted steroid case
Glenn Adam Chin, 46, a Canton pharmacist tied to the New England Compounding Center, pleads not guilty to mail fraud in Boston federal court. Prosecutors say he helped label a lot as sterile and shipped tainted steroids linked to 217 meningitis cases and 15 deaths across 20 states. He is free on home confinement during the case.
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California man jailed for scam in slain officer's daughter's name
A 25 year old former security guard in Escondido was sentenced to one year in jail after pleading guilty to creating a phony donation site alleged to exploit the name of slain Escondido police officer Laura Perez and her young daughter. He faced charges of identify theft and receiving stolen property. No money was ever raised before his arrest. Perez, 25, was killed July 24. her husband was later arrested in connection with the incident. Saeed, an Iraqi immigrant, previously worked as a U.S. military translator in Iraq.
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Case worker notes father overwhelmed before five children killed
A South Carolina man, Timothy Ray Jones Jr., an ex convict and computer engineer, faced social workers numerous times as authorities say he killed his five children after a final Aug visit. Documents show the family appeared well cared for despite occasional spankings and a Disney World trip. He was arrested after a DUI stop in Mississippi and led police to the bodies in Alabama.
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Missouri imposes 72 hour abortion waiting period
Missouri lawmakers override Gov Nixon veto to impose a 72 hour waiting period before abortions. The law triples the current 24 hour rule, with support from anti abortion groups and the Archdiocese of St Louis. It takes effect in 30 days and requires counseling aimed at persuading women against abortion.
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