Ohio church sues city over around the clock shelter program
Dad's Place in Bryan Ohio files a federal suit after Pastor Chris Avell faced 18 code violations for operating an all hours shelter next to a homeless facility. The church argues religious protection and seeks an injunction, damages, and fees.
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Avell
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Marc Fishel
Joliet man linked to eight killings in Illinois weekend
Police say Romeo Nance, 23, killed eight people and wounded one in Joliet and Will County on Sunday before fleeing to Texas where he died by suicide. Authorities confirm most victims were related to him and cite no known motive.
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Medina County
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Texas Department of Public Safety
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U.S
Associated Press
USA Today
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Tinley Park
Bakare
Curtis Ellis
Ellis
Detroit Lions
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Will
Dan Jungles
Jungles
Evans
Mother of Oxford shooter to stand trial in involuntary manslaughter
In Oakland County Michigan prosecutors pursue involuntary manslaughter charges against Jennifer Crumbley and James Crumbley, arguing gross negligence by parents allowed Ethan Crumbley to access a gun before the Oxford High School shooting that left four students dead. Ethan, now 17, has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty. The case marks the first U.S. instance of parents charged in a mass school shooting.
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Detroit
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Crumbleys
U.S
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University of Michigan Law School
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Mariell Lehman
Michigan Supreme Court
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