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Man Named In Cornell Rape Lawsuit Fired From Banking Job: Report Man Named In Cornell Rape Lawsuit Fired From Banking Job: Report Man Named In Cornell Rape Lawsuit Fired From Banking Job: Report
Man Named In Cornell Rape Lawsuit Fired From Banking Job: Report A man with ties to Connecticut is among seven men accused in a civil lawsuit of raping a woman at a Cornell University fraternity house. A new report says he had lost his job following the allegations.  The woman alleges the assaults happened at the Chi Phi house at the Ithaca, New York, university after two men pressured her to take drugs on Oct. 19, 2024. The former Cornell student's lawsuit names Diego Sarabia as one of the men involved. Court records show that Sarabia’s summons and complaint were mailed to his mother’s home in Bethel, Connecticut. The complaint identifies him as a …

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Massage Spa Burglar Pepper-Sprayed Employees When They Caught Him In Virginia, Sheriff Says Massage Spa Burglar Pepper-Sprayed Employees When They Caught Him In Virginia, Sheriff Says Massage Spa Burglar Pepper-Sprayed Employees When They Caught Him In Virginia, Sheriff Says
Massage Spa Burglar Pepper-Sprayed Employees When They Caught Him In Virginia, Sheriff Says Elijah Thomas Deane's burglary spree came to a fiery end. He did not want to go down quietly. The 22-year-old Spotsylvania resident is facing a host of charges following a string of similar burglaries that came to an end last week, according to the Stafford County Sheriff's Office. Deane's gambit came to an end on Monday, Sept. 21, when deputies were alerted to a robbery in progress at a massage spa on Chatham Heights Road. Investigators say Deane entered the business and was directed to one of the rooms. He then left the room and began entering other rooms and the employee area. Then th…

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Woman Held Captive In Attic For 6 Weeks After Meeting Man On Dating App: DA Woman Held Captive In Attic For 6 Weeks After Meeting Man On Dating App: DA Woman Held Captive In Attic For 6 Weeks After Meeting Man On Dating App: DA
Woman Held Captive In Attic For 6 Weeks After Meeting Man On Dating App: DA A landlord checking a water leak found a woman who had been held in a Massachusetts attic for six weeks, where she was forced to have sex with men, prosecutors said. The discovery happened September 20 at a multifamily home on Summer Street in Malden. Police found the woman naked and malnourished on a mat in the unfinished attic, prosecutors said.  Agents arrested Jordende Pierre, 29, last week and charged him with trafficking a person for sexual servitude, kidnapping, and indecent assault and battery on a person 14 or older, authorities said.  “She clearly had not eaten, she was…

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17 Charged After Guns Found In Maryland Apartment As Police Hunt Shooting Suspect (DEVELOPING) 17 Charged After Guns Found In Maryland Apartment As Police Hunt Shooting Suspect (DEVELOPING) 17 Charged After Guns Found In Maryland Apartment As Police Hunt Shooting Suspect (DEVELOPING)
17 Charged After Guns Found In Maryland Apartment As Police Hunt Shooting Suspect (Developing) A search for answers after a weekend shooting in Maryland led detectives to an apartment packed with people and guns, police said. Seventeen people are now facing weapons charges after Baltimore County Police searched an apartment in the 8000 block of York Road in Towson as part of the investigation into a shooting on Sunday, Sept. 27. Detectives from the department's Violent Crimes Unit recovered several firearms inside the apartment while executing the search warrant, according to police. That discovery led to charges against 15 adults ranging in age from 18 to 31, along with two teens w…

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Prosecutors Call Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer's New Argument 'Laughable' Prosecutors Call Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer's New Argument 'Laughable' Prosecutors Call Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer's New Argument 'Laughable'
Prosecutors Call Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer's New Argument 'Laughable' Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asked a Massachusetts judge to acquit her in the deaths of her three children, weeks after a jury failed to reach a verdict. Clancy returned to Plymouth Superior Court on Tuesday, Sept. 29, for the first time since her trial ended in a mistrial on Sept. 4. Judge William Sullivan did not immediately rule on the request. Prosecutors have not decided whether to seek a second trial. The next hearing is set for Nov. 2.  Defense attorney Kevin Reddington argued that prosecutors had not proved Clancy killed the children. “This entire case is based on speculation,” he s…

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NJ Man Brought 100+ Explosives To DC Cathedral Before Red Mass: Now He Knows His Fate NJ Man Brought 100+ Explosives To DC Cathedral Before Red Mass: Now He Knows His Fate NJ Man Brought 100+ Explosives To DC Cathedral Before Red Mass: Now He Knows His Fate
NJ Man Brought 100+ Explosives To DC Cathedral Before Red Mass: Now He Knows His Fate Louis Geri didn't show up to negotiate empty-handed. He had big plans after traveling more than 100 miles from New Jersey to DC with broad ambitions. Nearly a year after the Vineland man turned the steps of a DC cathedral into an explosives cache ahead of the annual Red Mass, Geri was sentenced to 70 months in federal prison. The 42-year-old brought more than 100 homemade explosive devices to St. Matthew's Cathedral in the 1700 block of Rhode Island Avenue NW, where Supreme Court justices and other high-ranking government officials were expected the next morning. The defendant …

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Gunman Stands Guard As Crew Swipes $600K In Virginia Jewelry Smash-Grab Robbery: Police Gunman Stands Guard As Crew Swipes $600K In Virginia Jewelry Smash-Grab Robbery: Police Gunman Stands Guard As Crew Swipes $600K In Virginia Jewelry Smash-Grab Robbery: Police
Gunman Stands Guard As Crew Swipes $600K In Virginia Jewelry Smash-Grab Robbery: Police It was a $600,000 smash-and-grab in the middle of a Sunday afternoon. Four men rolled up to a Northern Virginia jewelry store at around 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 27, broke through the front door and emptied display cases while one of them held an employee at gunpoint, according to Fairfax County Police. The crew arrived at the Brookfield Plaza shopping center in Springfield together in a black Acura sedan. They didn't bother looking for another way in. Investigators say the four shattered the glass front door and rushed inside, where one pulled out a gun and turned his attention to an employee. …

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Gunman Who Shot Maryland Rapper 'Lil Xelly' 27 Times Learns Fate In Double Murder Gunman Who Shot Maryland Rapper 'Lil Xelly' 27 Times Learns Fate In Double Murder Gunman Who Shot Maryland Rapper 'Lil Xelly' 27 Times Learns Fate In Double Murder
Gunman Who Shot Maryland Rapper 'Lil Xelly' 27 Times Learns Fate In Double Murder Kaloyan Stoev will have a lifetime behind bars to reconsider his actions after shooting a Maryland rapper 27 times and killing a woman who tried to flee the assault, authorities announced. The 27-year-old man was sentenced to 120 years in prison on Monday, Sept. 28, in Montgomery County Circuit Court for the murders of Marcell Hebron and Leilani Marroquin. Hebron, 26, was better known by his rap name, "Lil Xelly." Marroquin was 27. The sentence comes five months after a jury convicted Stoev of both murders following a four-day trial. An officer from Montgomery County Police spotted a whit…

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For Three Years, His Killer Had No Name: Maryland Detectives Say That Just Changed For Three Years, His Killer Had No Name: Maryland Detectives Say That Just Changed For Three Years, His Killer Had No Name: Maryland Detectives Say That Just Changed
For Three Years, His Killer Had No Name: Maryland Detectives Say That Just Changed Three years later, detectives say they finally know who killed Avrell Milam. The break in the Maryland murder case led investigators to Washington, DC, where a 67-year-old man was arrested this month in connection with the fatal 2023 stabbing, according to the Prince George's County Police Department. Kevin Warbington, who has no fixed address, is accused of killing Milam, 33, whose body was found outside near the Hyattsville Crossing Metro station in the early-morning hours of Aug. 30, 2023. Milam had also been living without a fixed address. Hyattsville Police officers were called to th…

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Maryland Senior Fought Back Against Masked Gunmen: Now His Teen Killers Are Going To Prison Maryland Senior Fought Back Against Masked Gunmen: Now His Teen Killers Are Going To Prison Maryland Senior Fought Back Against Masked Gunmen: Now His Teen Killers Are Going To Prison
Maryland Senior Fought Back Against Masked Gunmen: Now His Teen Killers Are Going To Prison A Maryland high school senior was killed fighting back against a group of masked gunmen who tried to rob him and a friend near a trail last year. Now, two 18-year-olds will spend decades in prison for the murder of Jonathan Benjamin Guiliani, who was shot and killed near the Baltimore & Annapolis Trail in Glen Burnie on May 4, 2025. Mekhi Andrew Duncan, of Baltimore, was sentenced on Monday, Sept. 28, to life in prison with all but 35 years suspended after pleading guilty to first-degree felony murder in July, according to the Anne Arundel County State's Attorney's Office. Mactouko Jun…

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No Socks, No Time: Virginia Biker Hits 72 MPH Trying To Make McDonald's Breakfast (VIDEO) No Socks, No Time: Virginia Biker Hits 72 MPH Trying To Make McDonald's Breakfast (VIDEO) No Socks, No Time: Virginia Biker Hits 72 MPH Trying To Make McDonald's Breakfast (VIDEO)
No Socks, No Time: Virginia Biker Hits 72 MPH Trying To Make McDonald's Breakfast (Video) The McMuffin could not wait. Nothing was going to stand between a motorcyclist and his McDonald's breakfast. Neither the speed limit nor socks. The Manassas Police Department shared a video of a reckless driver who was clocked doing 72 by an officer on patrol in the area of a recent crash. "I was going a little quick, wasn't I?" the driver immediately said to the officer. "I was trying to hit the McDonald's breakfast. I know I was cutting it close. I don't even have socks on. I was rushing. I woke up late."  The officer proceeded to print out what the motorcyclist described as a "…

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1.9M Maryland Water Customers Asked To Conserve After Power Outage Hits Filtration Plant 1.9M Maryland Water Customers Asked To Conserve After Power Outage Hits Filtration Plant 1.9M Maryland Water Customers Asked To Conserve After Power Outage Hits Filtration Plant
1.9M Maryland Water Customers Asked To Conserve After Power Outage Hits Filtration Plant Nearly 2 million Maryland water customers are being told to turn off the taps unless they really need them. WSSC Water issued an urgent conservation request at 8:45 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 29, for all 1.9 million customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties after a power outage disrupted operations at its Potomac Water Filtration Plant. For now, the water remains safe to drink, and there is no boil water advisory. But WSSC officials warned that could change if customers don't cut back while Pepco works to restore power to the plant, which supplies drinking water to approximately 75 …

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