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Alleged arsonist targeted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over Palestine, search warrant says

Josh Shapiro · Pennsylvania

Alleged arsonist targeted Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro over Palestine, search warrant says

42% Center coverage: 195 sources

The suspected arsonist who allegedly tried to kill Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro decided to firebomb his official residence because of "what he wants to do to the Palestinian people," according to a search warrant signed by Pennsylvania State Police.See the Story

Minneapolis Police Encrypt Radio Messages, Citing Safety, Privacy

Privacy · Minneapolis

Minneapolis Police Encrypt Radio Messages, Citing Safety, Privacy

The Minneapolis Police Department has started encrypting its two-way radio communications. That means people are no longer able to use a scanner or smartphone app to listen in on police. The department says encryption is needed to protect the safety of officers and the privacy of crime victims. In response to transparency concerns, the department is putting some information about police calls on an online dashboard. If you turn on a police scann…Read Article

Appeals Court Orders CA To Treat Inmates With Personality Flaws

Mental Health · San Quentin

Appeals Court Orders CA To Treat Inmates With Personality Flaws

A federal appeals court ruled that the California prison system must comply with a lower court's order to provide mental health care for inmates with personality disorders. State prison officials had already announced their intention to roll out a pilot program for hundreds of inmates with personality disorders who don't require inpatient care. Still, the state's lawyers took issue with a federal district court's order requiring such a program a…Read Article

Maine Sees Spike In Meth Incidents As Fentanyl Recedes

Something worrisome was happening at Spurwink, a mental health clinic in Portland, Maine. Patients being treated for opioid addiction had gone missing for days, even weeks, skipping prescription refills and therapy appointments. Counselors feared their patients were relapsing on fentanyl but. But those who reappeared did not show the telltale signs — no slurred speech, pinpoint pupils or heavy eyelids. On the contrary, they were bouncy, frenetic…See the Story

Judge says people are sending her pizzas in the name of her murdered son

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

(NewsNation) — A U.S. district judge says people are delivering pizzas to her home under the name of her son who was murdered in 2020. In an appearance on NBC News, Judge Esther Salas said she and some colleagues have received the pizzas following President Donald Trump’s criticism of judicial members. In a 2022 interview on Fox News, Salas urged Congress to pass the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act — named after her son — which w…New Jersey · New Jersey See the Story

Florida’s ‘juvenile lifers’ lose parole challenge in appeals court

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

TALLAHASSEE — A federal appeals court Tuesday rejected a constitutional challenge to the state’s parole system by inmates who were sent to prison decades ago for crimes they committed as juveniles. A three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court ruling in a class-action lawsuit that alleged violations of the U.S. Constitution’s Eighth Amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment and due-process rights. Florida…Tallahassee · Tallahassee See the Story

Second shooting at Dallas high school in a year injures four students

63% Center coverage: 206 sources

Police were investigating a reported shooting Tuesday afternoon at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas, a department spokeswoman confirmed to The Dallas Morning News.School Shooting · Dallas See the Story

Some WA Defendants Wait Months In Jail For Public Defenders

Last summer, Robert Root of Washington state was charged with violating a no-contact order to stay away from his partner. Unable to afford an attorney and facing a dwindling roster of Yakima County public defenders, Root waited three months for a public defender to represent him for the felony charge. His partner repeatedly asked to lift the order, to no avail, as Root posted bail twice — before landing back in jail for violating the order each …Yakima · Yakima Read Article

Harvey Weinstein faces new sex crimes trial in New York

40% Left coverage: 124 sources

Harvey Weinstein · United States See the Story

CTA employee overtime costs under scrutiny

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Our analysis found 100 full-time employees made twice their annual salary in overtime in a single year, including a supervisor that made more than $233,000 in overtime on top of a base salary of $95,000.Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles See the Story

Deaths, Assaults In Philadelphia Jails Rise Amid Staff Shortage

Moments after a group of men burst into Demetrius Jones’ Philadelphia jail cell trying to steal his belongings, they began punching and kicking him as he lay on the ground, breaking his eye socket and leaving his face swollen and bruised. When a corrections officer, Ivory Cousins, finally responded to the melee in Philadelphia’s Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, Jones said the guard didn’t call for help or seek to get him medical treatment.…Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Read Article

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