The family of Gabby Petito has filed a notice of a $ 50 million lawsuit against a police department in Utah , accusing it of negligence in the 22-year-old Long Island native 's death . Petito , age 22 , of Blue Point in Suffolk County , was strangled and beaten to death last year in Wyoming by her boyfriend , Brian Laundrie , also from Blue Point , but who relocated to North Port , Florida . Laundrie , labeled a person of interest in the case by the FBI , later took his own life . When his remains were found in a remote Florida nature reserve , a notebook was also discovered in which he confessed to the crime . The notice of claim was filed on Friday , Aug , 5 by Petito 's parents against Moab City Police and a dozen of its officers . “ Moab City Police Department has been plagued by high turnover , lack of leadership , and dangerous mismanagement for years , ” said James McConkie , one of the attorneys representing the Petito family . In the claim , McConkie says Laundrie murdered Petito shortly after the Moab City Police Department failed to adequately respond to reports and evidence of domestic violence between the couple . The incident took place on August 12 , 2021 , after Moab Police received a 911 call reporting Laundrie hitting Petitio . Police dispatch alerted officers to the report , including the fact that a witness had seen Brian assault Gabby , the claim says . Two officers located the van the couple was traveling in and pulled it over . During the stop , according to body cam footage , Petito was crying uncontrollably and visibly in crisis . During the encounter , Petito told officers have grabbed her face and told them he `` gets frustrated with me a lot . '' Laundrie told officers that he and Gabby had been under increasing emotional strain , which led to them arguing more frequently over the previous few days . Brian admitted pushing Petito as she grabbed for her phone . But instead of following state law of arresting someone or writing a ticket , police separated the two for the night and put Laundrie in a hotel room . Roughly two weeks later , Laundrie murdered Petito , leaving her body in the woods of Grand Teton National Forest . In a subsequent review of the Moab police officers ’ handling of the incident , an independent investigator concluded that the officers made several mistakes and could not rule out that Gabby ’ s murder might have been prevented if the officers had handled the situation properly , the claim says . In the notice to file , Petito 's parents , Joseph and Tara Petito and Nichole and Jim Schmidt , have named the police department , numerous officers , and the assistant chief of police for failing to `` understand and enforce the law of the State of Utah . '' The Petito family recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Laundrie ’ s parents for alleged “ intentional acts ” that led to Petito 's death . Click here to sign up for Daily Voice 's free daily emails and news alerts .

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MPs ’ fear of a Boris takeover is keeping the PM in officeby Peter Kellner / August 9 , 2018 / Leave a comment At last , some good news for Theresa May . Boris Johnson ’ s popularity is growing among grassroots Conservatives . The former Foreign Secretary ’ s alleged Islamophobia , though troubling for the liberal-minded voter , might cheer her further still . A prime minister would not normally welcome a boost for a possible assassin and successor ; but bear with me while I argue that this time is different . First , the evidence that Boris is winning back the support of local Tory members . It comes from the Conservative Home website , which regularly polls party members , asking them who should be the next leader . In June , Boris languished in fourth place , with just eight per cent , well behind Sajid Javid ( top in that survey ) , Michael Gove and Jacob Rees-Mogg . Since resigning as Foreign Secretary , his support has jumped to 29 per cent . He is now top . ( Indeed , if lots of Tory grassroots members share his dislike of Muslim women wearing the burka , his rating may since have climbed even higher ) . Like all such surveys , this has a margin of error . In last Saturday ’ s Times , Matthew Parris suggested that it was not representative of all party members , because the kind of people who take part in Conservative Home polls will be the more active members . There is something in that ; but even if there is a bias towards activists , that bias will be much the same in both surveys . Thus the LEVEL of support for Boris may be wrong ( though it is hard to tell whether his true support is now a bit more or a bit less than 29 per cent ) , but such a big CHANGE in support among a sample of more than 1,300 tells us that something significant has happened . This should worry the prime minister if it were clear that the Tories would do far better under Boris than under Theresa May . Such evidence would tempt Tory MPs with small majorities to seek to oust her , and so increase their chances of keeping their seats . In 1990 , in the final stages of Margaret Thatcher ’ s premiership , polling evidence that the Tories would be far more popular under a new leader helped to persuade wavering MPs to vote to eject her . No such evidence exists this time . Around the same time that Conservative Home was detecting a groundswell of support for Boris among party members , a YouGov poll for the Sunday Times found no such shift among the general public . Asked how they would vote in a general election held now , Labour enjoyed a one-point lead , 39-38 per cent . When the same respondents were asked how they would vote if Boris were Tory leader , the result was virtually the same : 38-38 per cent . My own guess—and I suspect the fear of many Conservative MPs—is that the party would actually end up doing worse under Boris at the end of an election campaign , as he would be tested day by day on how he would run Britain . This week ’ s drama confirms the point . He would find that his veneer of shallow wit would be rubbed away , leaving exposed the narcissistic incoherence of his political philosophy . Tory MPs will also be aware of private research done for their party during last year ’ s election and leaked to the Guardian . This found that , while Boris was a vote-winner in heavily pro-Brexit parts of Tory Britain , he alienated many middle-of-the-road Remain voters in marginal seats that the Conservatives must attract if they are to secure an overall majority . Moreover , wavering Leave voters were especially critical , blaming Boris personally for the bogus promise to spend £350m a week more on the National Health Service . This brings us to the core reason why the Conservative Home poll is such good news for May . It shows that if there were an early attempt to change party leader , and if Boris were to be one of the two candidates selected by Tory MPs to fight it out among party members , Boris might well win . This , however , would make it harder , not easier , for MPs with small majorities to hold their seats . And the impact would be felt not just by a few dozen vulnerable MPs : if they do lose their seats , then Jeremy Corbyn would become prime minister . This , then , is the danger hanging over the Conservative Party : get rid of May , and there is a real likelihood of the next general election being fought between Johnson and Corbyn , which might well deliver Britain into the hands of its most left-wing ever prime minister . The moral of the story for Conservative MPs could not be clearer : keep a hold of May the nurse , for fear of something much , much worse .

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Photo : AP| Photo : AP| Updated : January 14 , 2022 09:00 PM Created : January 14 , 2022 08:02 PM LEAVENWORTH , Kan. ( AP ) - A former Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle was found dead in a Kansas federal prison where he was being held on charges of illegal firearms possession , a prison official said . Saousoalii Siavii Jr. , 43 , was found unresponsive at the U.S. Penitentiary in Leavenworth on Thursday afternoon , U.S. Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman Anna Armijo said in a statement , The Kansas City Star reported . Siavii was treated by prison staff and taken to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead . The prison did not release additional details about Siavii 's death . An email sent to a BOP spokesperson from The Associated Press was not immediately returned Friday . An email seeking comment from Siavii 's attorney was not immediately returned Friday . From American Samoa , the 6-foot-5 , 315-pound former Oregon lineman was drafted by Kansas City in the second round in 2004 and spent two seasons with the Chiefs . He played for Dallas in 2009 and Seattle in 2010 . In August 2019 , Siavii was arrested and later charged with being an unlawful drug user in possession of firearms after suburban Kansas City police say he was spotted exiting a vehicle reported stolen and fighting with officers , who used a stun gun on him twice during the arrest . Prosecutors alleged Siavii possessed a gun , ammunition , methamphetamine and marijuana . ( Copyright 2022 by The Associated Press . All Rights Reserved . ) Share a News Tip , Story Idea , Photo , Video

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Two local Squadrons joined forces to put 19 Air Cadets through the ‘ Expedition ’ element of the Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme . Cadets from 121 ( Nuneaton ) and 198 ( Hinckley ) Squadrons took part in the Final Bronze Qualifiying Expedition and the First Practice Expedition , which are the first of four different sections of the scheme the cadets will have to complete before they qualify for the Bronze Award . The other three elements needed to complete the Bronze Award are volunteering , skill and physical recreation , which , combined with expedition , make up the four sections covered as part of the training curriculum of the Air Cadets , the largest operating authority of the Duke of Edinburgh Award . The cadets from both Squadrons worked together to each take part in the map reading as they navigated their way around the two-day route through the Leicestershire countryside between Congerstone and Wykin , sleeping under canvas overnight at Upton Barn . Each level of the Duke of Edinburgh Award - bronze , silver and gold - takes around 12 months to complete and is recognised by many organisations and prospective employers as an indicator of spirit , drive and determination in an individual . Officer Commanding 121 ( Nuneaton ) Squadron Flt Lt Paul Hincks , said : “ The whole team , staff and cadets , from both units enjoyed the opportunity to get out into the countryside and work together so well. ” To find our more about the Air Cadets , visit www.aircadetonline.com .

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Nearly 1500 guns surrendered in the first month of firearm amnesty The South African Police Service has announced that thousands of firearms and rounds of ammunition have been handed in at police stations around the country . 1465 guns and 14 861 rounds of ammunition have been handed in thus far . The firearms that have been handed in included 1248 hand guns , 75 shotguns and 142 rifles . [ … ]

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A Tulsa judge scheduled separate trial dates in 2014 on Tuesday for two men who are charged with murdering three people on Good Friday last year . Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for both defendants , and prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed that Jacob Carl England and Alvin Lee Watts should be tried separately . The trial for Watts , 34 , is set for Feb. 3 . The trial for England , 20 , is set for March 3 . First Assistant District Attorney Doug Drummond indicated that the prosecution could be ready to try the case this fall , and he pushed for a quicker trial date . District Judge James Caputo , who ordered the severance of the cases , scheduled the 2014 dates . People are also reading… England and Watts , who are listed as white in court documents , are accused of shooting five black people at random at four north Tulsa locations on April 6 , 2012 - Good Friday . The trials are scheduled almost two years after the shootings . The two are each charged with three counts of first-degree murder , two counts of shooting with an intent to kill and five counts of malicious intimidation or harassment on account of race , color , ancestry or national origin - which is how hate crimes are defined in Oklahoma statutes . The defendants face murder counts linked to the shootings of Dannaer Fields , 49 , Bobby Clark , 54 , and William Allen , 31 . The two other men who were shot , David Hall and Deon Tucker , survived their wounds . At a hearing Tuesday , Caputo denied defense lawyers ' requests to dismiss the charges based on assertions that insufficient evidence was presented at a preliminary hearing . Bill Braun 918-581-8455 bill.braun @ tulsaworld.com SUBHEAD : The defendants in the Good Friday shootings will be tried in February and March , a judge determines . Original Print Headline : Trials slated in killing spree

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53 candidates , among them 22 women and 1 felon , in Lansing-area races CORRECTION : Chris Stewart is a Republican candidate in the 71st state House District . His name was omitted from an earlier version of this story . LANSING – A whopping 53 candidates — including a record 22 women , plus one felon — are in the running for 11 legislative seats covering the Lansing region . Tuesday was the filing deadline for candidates to appear on Aug. 7 primary ballots , when voters will narrow the list of candidates to one from each party for the November general election . Here 's what Secretary of State records show for the Lansing region : A former state rep , current felon is running Paul DeWeese , a former doctor and former Republican state representative from the Lansing region , pleaded guilty in 2016 to defrauding Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan of more than $ 170,000 . He repaid that amount and was sentenced to three years ' probation , and several of his patients continued to support him throughout the case . Now , DeWeese is running as a Democrat in Lansing 's 68th District . The state constitution prohibits anyone `` convicted of a felony involving a breach of public trust '' from serving in the state House or state Senate . DeWeese said he performed due diligence and believed he still is eligible because he was n't a public official when he committed his crimes . Other politicians with felony records , such as Detroit-area state Rep. Brian Banks , have served in the House . Women are running in big numbers Among the women running in the Lansing region are 12 Democrats , nine Republicans and one Libertarian . Women appear on the ballot in every Lansing-area district except the 19th Senate District covering Ionia , Barry and Calhoun counties . In fact , there 's no man on the ballot in the 87th House District covering Barry County and most of Ionia County . In the 23rd Senate and 68th House districts , all of the GOP candidates are women . In the 69th House District , all Democratic candidates are women . Women , many of them repulsed by and some inspired by President Donald Trump , are running in record numbers nationwide . This year marks 100 years since women were granted the right to vote in Michigan . From the archives : 'They persisted ' : Lessons for today 's activists on centennial of Michigan women 's suffrage Two elections on one ballot in Lansing The area 's busiest race is in Lansing 's 68th House District , which Democrat Andy Schor abandoned last year to become Lansing mayor on Jan. 1 . The seat has sat empty since then . Voters in the district will technically have two races to decide this year . One to decide who takes office in November and serves until the end of the year to finish Schor 's term . The other will decide who takes office for the full two-year term . That wo n't necessarily be the same person , because voters will make two separate selections . Only one Republican has filed — running in both races — and will , so long as she receives at least one vote in August , advance to November . Seven Democrats are on the ballot , though only five of them have filed to run in the special election to finish Schor 's term . Lots of competitive primaries The busy roster of the candidates means there will be primaries on at least one side of the aisle in each of the 11 area districts except two : the 87th House District and the 85th House District covering all of Shiawassee County and part of Saginaw County . In the region , Democrats have primaries in four districts , and Republicans have primaries in seven districts . Here 's everyone who 's running : ( i ) indicates incumbent 68th House : Lansing , Lansing Township ( * indicates also running in special election for partial term ) Democrats : Benjamin Guins , Farhan Sheikh-Omar , Grant Bradley * , Kelly Collison * , Paul DeWeese * , Sarah Anthony * , Eric Nelson * Republican : Rosalinda Hernandez * 69th House : East Lansing , northeast Ingham County Democrats : Julie Brixie , Penelope Tsernoglou , Teri Banas Republican : George Nastas 67th House : Rest of Ingham County Democrats : Alec Findlay , Brent Domann , Derek Stephens , Kara Hope , Max Donovan Republicans : Clyde Thomas , Leon Clark Libertarian : Zachary Moreau 71st House : Most of Eaton County Democrats : Angela Witwer , Beth Bowen , Dominic Natoli Republicans : Chris Stewart , Christine Barnes , Chuck Cascarilla , Clarisa Trevino 93rd House : All of Clinton County , most of Gratiot County Democrat : Dawn Levey Republicans : Anne Hill , Graham Filler , Madhu Anderson Libertarian : Tyler Palmer 87th House : Most of Ionia County , all of Barry County Democrat : Shawn Winters Republican : Julie Calley ( i ) 85th House : Shiawassee County , part of Saginaw County Democrat : Eric Sabin Republican : Ben Frederick ( i ) 65th House : Part of Eaton , Lenawee counties , most of Jackson County Democrat : Terri McKinnon Republicans : Carl Rice Jr. , Matt Eyer , Sarah Lightner , Todd Brittain Libertarian : Jason Rees 23rd Senate : Most of Ingham County Democrat : Curtis Hertel Jr. ( i ) Republicans : Andrea Pollock , Nancy Denny 24th Senate : Rest of Ingham County , all of Eaton , Clinton and Shiawassee counties Democrat : Kelly Rossman-McKinney Republicans : Brett Roberts , Tom Barrett Libertarian : Katie Nepton 19th Senate : Ionia , Barry and Calhoun counties Democrat : Jason Noble Republicans : John Bizon , Mike Callton Libertarian : Joseph Gillotte Contact Justin A. Hinkley at ( 517 ) 377-1195 or jhinkley @ lsj.com . Follow him on Twitter @ JustinHinkley . Sign up for his email newsletter , SoM Weekly , at on.lsj.com/somsignup .

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DETROIT — The story of a Michigan woman who filed a $ 5 million class action lawsuit over the unreturned gasoline in her repossessed car is No . 2 on a national list of the most ridiculous lawsuits of the year . Victoria Church-Dellinger sued Ally Financial of Delaware in U.S. District Court in Detroit in February after her 2008 Pontiac GS sedan was repossessed , along with a reported $ 29 in gas in the tank , when she defaulted on the lease agreement . The case was dismissed in May . The $ 5 million figure for damages was based in part on the suspected number of repossessions over a six-year period . Church-Dellinger could not be reached for comment . The list of 10 “ ridiculous ” suits was released today by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform , which says it based the ranking on votes to the group ’ s facesoflawsuitabuse.org Web site . “ Abuse of our legal system is no joke , and these examples range from the outrageous to the absurd , ” said Lisa Rickard , institute president , in a press release . “ This poll reminds us that as a society , we sue too much . In turn , these abusive lawsuits inflict harm on lives , jobs , and our economic growth. ” “ Intoxicated Florida driver pleads guilty to manslaughter , then sues victim he killed ” topped the list ; “ 13-year-old Little Leaguer sued by spectator who got hit with baseball ” was No . 3 .

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- An obscure part of the US Code became a flashpoint in Wednesday evening 's Democratic presidential debate . - Candidates Julián Castro and Beto O'Rourke argued over the ramifications of Section 1325 of the federal immigration system . - Section 1325 makes it a criminal offense to illegally enter the US , rather than just a civil offense , and is the same section the Trump administration relied on while implementing its `` zero tolerance '' policy that separated thousands of migrant families last year . - Visit Business Insider 's homepage for more stories . One of the most heated moments during Wednesday evening 's Democratic presidential debate was an unexpected confrontation between two candidates from Texas over an obscure component of US federal law that has broad ramifications over America 's immigration system . Julián Castro , the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development , and former Rep. Beto O'Rourke sparred over Section 1325 of the US Code and how it has impacted the influx of Central American asylum-seekers over the last year . The confrontation started after O'Rourke vowed not to build walls , cage migrant children , separate families , or criminally prosecute families seeking asylum in the US . But Castro quickly interrupted , arguing that O'Rourke supports Section 1325 , and therefore could n't uphold his promise not to criminally prosecute migrant families . Section 1325 was implemented in 1929 and made it a criminal offense to illegally enter the US , rather than just a civil offense . Read more : Julián Castro managed to break from the pack and dominate the stage at the first 2020 Democratic debate That distinction is significant — it means a migrant who crosses the border illegally can be charged with a federal misdemeanor , jailed , fined , and deported . Meanwhile , other unauthorized immigrants who may have entered the US legally but overstayed their visas are merely committing civil violations , akin to simple traffic violations . The code reads : `` Section 1325 sets forth criminal offenses relating to ( 1 ) improper entry into the United States by an alien , ( 2 ) entry into marriage for the purpose of evading immigration laws , and ( 3 ) establishing a commercial enterprise for the purpose of evading immigration laws . '' `` Let 's be very clear . The reason that they 're separating these little children from their families is that they 're using Section 1325 of that act , which criminalizes coming across the border to incarcerate the parents and then separate them , '' Castro said during the debate . `` Some of us on this stage have called to end that section , to terminate it . Some , like Congressman O'Rourke , have not . And I want to challenge all of the candidates to do that . '' Section 1325 was the legal basis for separating thousands of migrant families last year The `` zero tolerance '' policy that the Trump administration implemented in the spring of 2018 attempted to use Section 1325 to prosecute 100 % of the adults illegally crossing the US-Mexico border . Before the `` zero tolerance '' policy , authorities used discretion at the border and generally only prosecuted migrants who had extensive criminal records or were suspected of human trafficking or gang ties . But the heightened rigor from `` zero tolerance '' meant that all adults who were prosecuted for the illegal entry misdemeanor had to be brought before a judge and jailed , thereby separating them from any children they had arrived with , since federal law also prohibits children from being detained with their parents . Read more : Beto O'Rourke falters as his Democratic competitors hammer him on healthcare and immigration Since the bulk of the migrants apprehended at the border in recent years have come as part of family units , the policy resulted in untold thousands of children forcibly separated from their parents . O'Rourke has previously defended Section 1325 , telling CNN 's Jake Tapper in a June 16 interview that the law was necessary to hold certain criminals accountable . `` If somebody is attempting to smuggle human beings into the United States , if they are attempting to cross illegal drugs into this country , I want to make sure that we have the legal mechanism necessary to hold them accountable and to detain them to make sure that they do not pose a threat to this country or to our communities , '' O'Rourke said on CNN . During the debates , Castro argued that other sections of the US Code already cover those concerns . `` I think that you should do your homework on this issue , '' Castro told O'Rourke . `` If you did your homework on this issue , you would know that we should repeal this section . '' - Read more : - The government is moving migrant children back into the Texas Border Patrol station where lawyers say kids were deprived of food and forced to take care of each other - The beloved kids magazine Highlights issued a scathing takedown of the Trump administration 's 'unconscionable ' treatment of migrant children - Some ICE officers are reportedly furious with how Trump is handling immigration issues and wondering 'what the hell is going on ' at the border - A searing photo showing a drowned migrant father and his 23-month-old daughter highlights the perils of the migration crisis at the border

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SPRINGFIELD , Ill. • Justin Raxter is center stage in Illinois ' debate over so-called `` Romeo and Juliet '' sex offenses . At age 18 , Raxter began dating a 15-year-old girl . After more than a year , things went south and the young couple split . Then Raxter 's former girlfriend went to the police . The Loves Park , Ill. , native was convicted under an Illinois law that criminalizes consensual sex between an adult and a partner under 17 . Now Raxter 's mug shot appears on the Illinois sex offender registry alongside child sex offenders , rapists and others . `` I kind of feel like I really do n't have a life anymore , '' Raxter , 22 , told an Illinois House committee last week . `` It does n't feel good at all to be compared to somebody who 's out there raping little children . '' Some activists are calling for a change to the law so nonviolent offenders who are within four years of age of their sexual partner , like Raxter , could petition a judge to remove their name from the state 's sex offender registry . People are also reading… `` The original intent of the registry was to protect children , and I believe we 've gone far beyond that , '' said Tonia Maloney , founder of Illinois Voices for Reform , a group based in Fairview Heights that says the law unfairly stigmatizes low-risk teenage sex offenders . Currently , the law requires that all sex offenders ' names and mug shots be posted on the sex offender registry for 10 years . Under legislation by state Rep. Robert Pritchard , R-Sycamore , the crime itself would n't change , but offenders whose victims were at least 14 and who were n't more than 4 years older than the victim could petition for early removal from the list . Cases involving violence or threats of violence would not be eligible nor would instances in which the victim was unable to understand or consent to the act . `` It deals with young people who perhaps made an error , certainly violated a law , and as a result , their lives will be changed forever , '' Pritchard said . `` What we 're trying to do is bring some common sense . '' However , some are hesitant to change the law , saying even consensual sexual relationships involving teenagers are serious offenses that belong on the registry . `` I 'm … troubled in particular where there is an 18-year-old adult and a 14-year-old child , '' state Rep. Emily McAsey , D-Lockport , said during a committee hearing last week . Critics fear child molesters and sexual predators might be wiped from the registry . State Rep. Dennis Reboletti , R-Elmhurst , a former prosecutor , objected to giving judges the power to make the decision to remove sex offenders from the registry . Under the proposal , prosecutors would be notified in advance of a petition and given time to prepare a case against the sex offender , but the ultimate decision on how to punish an offender would rest with the judge . `` I 'm not sure we want to take that discretion away from prosecutors , they 're the ones who can analyze each case , '' he said . `` Right now , the state believes that you should be 17 years old to make those types of decisions , '' Reboletti added . `` Prior to that , you do n't have enough knowledge to make adult-like decisions , and these are adult-like actions . '' Maloney , the Fairview Heights organizer , came to Springfield with a group of young men listed as sex offenders to lobby on behalf of the measure . Every year Illinois ' list of registered sex offenders grows , and so do the bills intended to crack down on their social lives , hobbies , employment opportunities and educational pursuits . Raxter , who is being filmed by MTV for an episode of `` True Life '' about his life as a registered sex offender , explained to lawmakers how being branded as a criminal affects his daily life . `` Everywhere I go , all I can think about is 'Where 's the kid at ? ' '' he said . While grocery shopping , he asks himself : `` How old is this person at the register , do I go to the next one ? '' Raxter is a student at Rock Valley Community College , and when he registers for classes , he must first submit his course plan to the campus police department so they can cross-check the roster for minors . When he wanted to attend a family reunion , he first needed a court order approving his request to see his young nieces . `` All these laws keep coming out to protect children and I agree with that , we need to protect our children , '' Raxter said . `` I just want my life back . '' In Missouri , `` Romeo and Juliet '' exceptions have been carved out for nonviolent offenders . When the victim was at least 13 years old at the time of the crime and the offender was under age 20 , offenders are allowed to file petitions for removal from the sex offender registry after two years . The bill passed the House Judiciary II committee 4-3 last week . It now moves to the full House . The bill is HB1139 .

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FOLLOW ON Advertisement Kirsten Dunst arrives at the Behind the Camera Awards on Saturday , Nov. 13 , 2021 , at Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles . ( Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP ) LOS ANGELES -- Nominations for the the upcoming Academy Awards were announced Tuesday . The award show will be March 27 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood . Several of the nominees shared reactions to the recognition . “ I knew I 'd have so much more joy if we were both nominated . It 's like a storybook , like a fairy tale . It feels very special . I thought , it would be really cute if they did that . I felt like a grandma about it . I 'm so much more overjoyed that I get to fully celebrate. ” - Kirsten Dunst , nominated for best supporting actress for her role in “ The Power of the Dog. ” She earned the nomination along with her fiance Jesse Plemons , nominated for best supporting actor for his role in the same film . “ I 'm afraid I was up for it ( the 5 a.m. announcements ) . I just decided to do it , and it was not a regretful decision , I 'm really , really glad I did . It was a really nerve-wracking morning , and a rewarding one in the end. ” - Andrew Garfield , nominated for best actor for his role in “ tick , tick ... BOOM ! ” “ I feel like I have dust that 's been on my back that finally is starting to become clean . I feel a bit lighter . This chip is off my shoulder and yes , it is a historic moment . It just really , it 'll be documented , even after I leave this planet , it 'll still be documented in the history books . And so it 's truly a blessing. ” - Troy Kotsur , best supporting actor nominee for “ CODA. ” He is the second deaf actor to receive an Oscar nomination . “ The reason why at the end of the day I 'm really joyous about this celebration , especially with this Oscar nomination , is that my only intention with this film was to restore history . Time plays such a big role in this whole journey from 1969 being sort of a pivotal year in our development to the fact that we get to watch so many artists right at the precipice of their greatness. ” - Ahmir “ Questlove ” Thompson , whose “ Summer of Soul ( Or , When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised ) ” is nominated for best documentary feature . “ This is a big deal for me ... Tammy was a completely different experience for me , one that was incredibly joyful and that showed that strength also lies in vulnerability and fragility and sensitivity . So it means a lot to me ... to have made something that 's being recognized in this way , it feels really , really fulfilling. ” - Jessica Chastain , best actress nominee for “ The Eyes of Tammy Faye. ” “ It 's an amazing , humbling moment , and 12 is my new favorite number . ... When I first saw the film I thought , wow , I have never watched a performance of my own ( like this ) where my director has seen me and what I 've tried to give her and realized the very best of my intentions. ” - Benedict Cumberbatch , nominated for best actor for “ The Power of the Dog , ” alongside his director , Jane Campion . The film scored 12 nods . “ I 've been drinking Champagne all day , so bear with me ... I have always sort of superstitiously pretended to space out when things like this get announced . And this year I thought , f ( asterisk ) ( asterisk ) ( asterisk ) it , I totally know when they 're being announced , I 'm just going to get organized and watch it . ... We got the kids out the door to school at 8 and we watched . I thought for me , it was definitely a longshot but I had the fantasy , the hope that maybe Jessie ( Buckley ) would get nominated . And she was the first name announced in any category and I just burst into tears . - Maggie Gyllenhaal , nominated for adapted screenplay for her writer-directorial debut “ The Lost Daughter , ” which also received nods for best actress ( Olivia Colman ) and best supporting actress ( Buckley ) . “ For me , what it really represents is just ... the joy of getting recognized by other people who do this very difficult thing , which is make music and make movies . And you know , the academy voters are all artists like me . So I 'm really happy about that. ” - Lin-Manuel Miranda , whose song “ Dos Oruguitas ” from the animated film “ Encanto ” is nominated for best original song . “ You start off in preseason , put a good game plan together , you work hard the whole season , you hope to make it to the playoffs and then make it to the big dance . Now , we 're in the big dance . That feels like all the hard work is paying off . It 's a beautiful thing. ” - director Reinaldo Marcus Green , whose film “ King Richard ” earned Oscar nominations for best picture , original screenplay , best actor , best supporting actress , film editing and original song . “ It 's really beyond special to have such a deeply personal story receive this recognition from the academy , I 'm lucky and honored and grateful . It 's been an emotional and magical day for everyone involved. ” - Kenneth Branagh , who earned a best director nomination for “ Belfast. ” “ We got almost a 50-50 split in our reviews , which , if you think about it , is kind of perfect for the times we live in . But the popular response has been really overwhelmingly positive . So , so , no , I did n't expect anything but , but you know , the groundswell of support from the movie led me to believe that maybe we might get something . So it was definitely a great morning. ” - Adam McKay , whose “ Do n't Look Up ” received a nomination for best picture . “ I have an 8-year-old son and a 12-year-old daughter , and they are huge fans of Andrew Garfield . And when they heard the news that ` Lunana ' was a nominee , the first thing they asked me was , ` Will we meet Spider-Man ? ' But you know , it 's just so surreal ... I hope I do n't wake up tomorrow and realize it was all a dream. ” - Pawo Choyning Dorji , writer-director of “ Lunana : A Yak in The Classroom , ” nominated for international feature film .

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United States Attorney Jenny A. Durkan Western District of Washington FORMER WHIDBEY ISLAND RESIDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO MAIL FRAUD FOR TAKING MORE THAN $ 2 MILLION FROM ELDERLY VICTIM Woman Preyed Upon Vulnerable Alzheimer ’ s Patient to Enrich Herself and Her Relatives SHEA SAENGER , 60 , formerly of Whidbey Island , Washington , pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to mail fraud . SAENGER admits she scammed an elderly man with memory problems out of more than $ 2 million . SAENGER has been imprisoned in the Kittitas County Jail for contempt of court . She faces up to 20 years in prison when sentenced by U.S. District Judge Richard A. Jones on October 7 , 2011 . According to records filed in the case , in 2005 SAENGER struck up an online relationship with an elderly Ellensburg man . The victim ’ s wife had died just ten months earlier . SAENGER falsely represented to the man that she was single , and available for a romantic relationship . In fact , SAENGER was married and living in Coupeville , Washington with her husband . Over the next few years SAENGER invented multiple stories to get the victim to send her money . She claimed she would marry the victim if he would help her with financial needs . SAENGER requested and received hundreds of thousands of dollars for an uncle who did not exist , for surgeries she never had and did not need , and for her purchase of a car . SAENGER knew the victim suffered from memory problems and would tell him he had not sent her a check when , in fact he had already sent significant amounts of money . SAENGER obtained more than $ 2 million from the victim , and transferred about half the money to relatives in Arkansas and Tennessee . The case was investigated by the U.S . Postal Inspection Service ( USPIS ) . The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Aravind Swaminathan and Richard E. Cohen .

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SC Public Radio News - Farms that raise turkeys and chickens for meat and eggs are on high alert , fearing a repeat of a widespread bird flu outbreak in 2015 that killed 50 million birds across 15 states and cost the federal government nearly $ 1 billion . The new fear is driven by the discovery announced Feb. 9 of the virus infecting a commercial turkey flock in Indiana . The 29,000 turkeys in the flock were killed to prevent spread of the virus . The poultry industry and government officials say they have plans to more quickly stop the spread and are advising producers to take precautions , since the virus strain is potentially deadly to commercial poultry . Egg , turkey and chicken prices could rise and availability could drop if birds at enough farms were to be infected . - Marlboro County High School Principal Jamane Watson and three of his staff will not be back next school year . On Tuesday , district students showed their opinion on that . - “ Sometimes is kind of peeling off a scab , a wound that ’ s been trying to heal for a hundred years or more . Sometimes it ’ s joyous ; its beautiful to know and celebrate Black history and Black history achievements , but sometimes its very traumatizing. ” - The list of Republicans willing to support President Joe Biden 's forthcoming nominee to the Supreme Court `` is longer than you would initially imagine , '' the Senate 's second-ranking Democrat recently teased to reporters.Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin declined to name names . But it 's clear that Sen. Lindsey Graham , R-S.C. , is near the top of the list . Open Space Institute works in concert with others to protect South Carolina 's scenic , natural , and historic landscapes The Open Space Institute ’ s mission is to protect scenic , natural , and historic landscapes to provide public enjoyment , conserve habitat and working lands , and sustain communities . Over the past 40 years , the institute has saved 2,285,092 acres of land through direct acquisition , grants , and loans . Having begun by focusing on land in New York State , they have in recent years saved significant , complex , and large-scale tracts in South Carolina , Florida , and New Jersey through direct acquisitions . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . In December 2022 , the Open Space Institute ( OSI ) and The Nature Conservancy ( TNC ) announced the purchase of three properties along the Santee River in South Carolina , expanding the largest contiguous block of protected coastal lands in the state . OSI ’ s Vice-President and Director of the Southeast , Maria Whitehead , joins Walter Edgar to talk about the acquisition and about the Institute ’ s plans for land protection in the state . Latest SC Lede Episodes - April 19 , 2022 — A look at what 's happening at the statehouse this week as the legislative session begins to wind down ; an update on first quarter fundraising numbers for some of the state 's top races ; new inflation data ; and more . - SC Lede : Spring Break Special — A Conversation with United Nations World Food Programme Director David BeasleyApril 12 , 2022 — Host Gavin Jackson talks with David Beasley , former South Carolina governor , current United Nations World Food Programme Director and Nobel Prize recipient , about his humanitarian work in Ukraine . The Latest Episodes of the SC Business Review - If you are a technology entrepreneur or thinking about becoming one , there are events coming to our state ’ s coast that you may want to know about . Mike Switzer interviews Jess O ’ Brien , executive director of the Beaufort Digital Corridor in Beaufort , SC , the organization bringing TechStars Startup Weekend to their city April 29-May 1 . The Myrtle Beach Techstars Startup Weekend is May 6-8 . - Quality of life is always an essential part of the equation when economic developers talk to industry . Our next guest ’ s organization is one of many across our state working to improve that common denominator . Mike Switzer interviews Stuart White , executive director of the Congaree Land Trust in Columbia , SC . 'diSConnected ' : an occasional series from South Carolina Public Radio - diSConnected : Is Ayn Rand or Mother Teresa better for protecting South Carolinians with disabilities ? People with disabilities are done appealing to selflessness in order to save them . Save yourself on purpose , though , and you might save a few others by accident . - School is supposed to teach kids a thing or two . Pandemic-era schooling 's mix of in-class and in-home learning , however , taught them something people do n't usually figure out until a lot later – who they really are . Part of South Carolina Public Radio 's occasional series 'diSConnected . ' More Stories - Last week Radio Diaries brought us the story of Sofia Bretl , who was trying to get her mother — who was caretaking an elderly family member — to evacuate Ukraine . We have a sad update . - Officials across the U.S. are pledging to divest public pensions from Russian funds to protest the invasion of Ukraine . But disentangling the money from Russia is easier said than done . - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy demanded that the UN Security Council hold Russia accountable , and he urged the council to remove Russia as a member . - Russia has stationed troops in Transnistria , Moldova , since the break up of the Soviet Union . It illustrates Russia 's influence and the political complexity of this frontline state in Eastern Europe . - In Bucha , Ukraine , Russia is accused of carrying out war crimes against civilians . The United Nations has said an independent investigation is needed to ensure accountability . - Despite a difficult 2022 election ahead for the Georgia GOP , lawmakers are pushing to the right on education , passing a parents ' bill of rights and changes on trans sports and `` divisive concepts . '' - President Biden has nominated Adm. Linda Fagan to serve as the next commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard . Fagan , who has served on all seven continents , is currently the Coast Guard 's second-in-command . - If Dr. Ifeanyi Nsofor could have a hand in creating another season of the reality show , he 'd ditch the 'Real Housewives ' drama and get the cast to talk about COVID vaccines . - As usual , Ireland 's census asks for people 's names , ages and relationships . But a new feature allows people to add personal messages that stay under wraps for 100 years . - A proposal to fire all trustees from the University of South Carolina board has been put on a fast track by the South Carolina House . Tuesday 's move came a week after a hearing where lawmakers did n't hide their anger about spending and what they felt is interference in daily affairs . House Speaker Jay Lucas introduced the bill and requested it skip committee and head directly to the House floor . The bill cuts the number of voting members from 20 to 13 and kicks all trustees off the board at the end of June 2023 . It also redraws the districts for the trustees using U.S. House districts instead of judicial districts . Rapp on Jazz highlights the Palmetto State 's connection to the history of jazz music and the current jazz scene . Join Mark Rapp , executive director of the ColaJazz Foundation and host of SC Public Radio ’ s ColaJazz Presents , for these 60-second segments covering everything from famous South Carolinians like Dizzy Gillespie and Eartha Kitt to the “ Big Apple ” dance craze of the 1930s to the best clubs to experience jazz in the state . Walter Edgar 's Journal delves into the arts , culture , history of South Carolina and the American South . News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm News and Music Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Saturdays at 7 am News & Talk Stations : Fridays at 12 pm ; Sundays at 4 pm Get weekly program highlights via e-mail . News from South Carolina 's business community with interviews of many small business owners , business leaders from around the state , and South Carolina 's nonprofits . Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m. Mon - Fri 7:51 a.m .

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Taylor Pleads Guilty to Contempt of Court after Forging Letter to Avoid Reporting to Federal Prison SALT LAKE CITY – Jason Taylor , age 42 , of Highland , Utah , convicted last year of bilking thousands of credit card customers and the banks that issued the credit cards out of hundreds of thousands of dollars , pleaded guilty to contempt of court Tuesday afternoon in U.S. District Court . Taylor was involved in in two separate fraud schemes timed a little more than a year apart . In the first one , the credit cards of about 90,000 consumers were billed approximately $ 38 each for diet pills they never ordered . The banks caught onto the second fraud quickly and shut down the account , but not before more than 48,000 customers ’ cards were billed approximately $ 70 each for a non-existent online coaching scheme . He pleaded guilty to one count of access device fraud and one count of making a false statement to a bank in May of last year . U.S. District Judge David Sam imposed a sentence of 40 months in federal prison in November and ordered Taylor to serve 60 months of supervised release when he finished his prison sentence . Additionally , Judge Sam ordered him to forfeit almost $ 600,000 in proceeds from his criminal conduct . According to Tuesday ’ s plea agreement on the contempt of court charge , follow Taylor ’ s sentencing hearing in November he asked to be allowed to report to prison in March 2017 . Judge Sam allowed Taylor to remain out of custody over the holidays and ordered him to report to a facility designated by the U.S. Bureau of Prisons on Jan. 27 , 2017 . Taylor received notification of his prison designation on Jan. 4 , 2017 . Taylor admitted that on Jan. 11 , 2017 , his attorney filed a motion to postpone his reporting date indefinitely to allow for surgeries and a heart condition . The motion from his attorney was followed a day later by a letter purporting to be from a doctor identified in the plea agreement as Dr. R.R . The letter detailed some medical issues and recommended Taylor not be required to report to prison on his designated day of Jan. 27 , 2017 . As a part of his plea agreement , Taylor admitted he wrote the letter purporting to be from Dr . R.R. , using the doctor ’ s name , title , phone number , and professional address without his prior knowledge or authorization . He admitted he transferred it by electronic means to his attorney , knowing his attorney would submit it to the court . He admitted he forged and submitted the letter from Dr. R.R . with the purpose and intent of avoiding reporting to prison as ordered . Taylor was arrested on a violation of supervised release in January and on Jan. 18 , 2017 , Judge Sam found him in violation of his pretrial release and ordered him held in custody . U.S. District Judge Dee Benson presided at the change of plea hearing Tuesday and sentenced Taylor to 12 months in federal prison for the contempt of court conviction . The 12-month sentence will be served consecutive to the 40-month sentence Taylor initially received . “ Not only did this defendant misrepresent himself to fraud victims , he perpetrated a lie upon the federal court . His blatant dishonesty cost him one more year in federal prison , ” U.S. Attorney John W. Huber said today . The U.S. Attorney ’ s Office in Salt Lake City is prosecuting the Taylor case . The case is being investigated by inspectors with the U.S . Postal Inspection Service and special agents of the U.S. Secret Service .

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Everyone is important for Russia ! The All-Russian population census 2010 starts under this slogan in the country . On May , 26th in the city administration of the city district « Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk City » the session of the commission on carrying out of this significant event took place with heads of the city departments and departments supervising questions of forthcoming census . The department chief of gathering and processing of statistical information of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Sakhalinstatistics Irina Shokina told about a course and features census campaign . As she said , preparation began in 2008 . « The most important thing , is we should notify the population in order they open their doors of houses and apartments » , - she noted . According to the chief of statistics department of the population and inspection of the Sakhalinstatistics house economy Nadezhda Soldatkina , a serious stage of preparation to census is making up of lists of houses : every entrance should have number . « There is a difficult situation with a private sector . There is no concrete account . We addressed to the city water canal and we got the list . If someone from urban services can give this data , we will be very grateful » , - she emphasized . Information source : Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk , Yulia Krapivina .

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Justice News Justice News May 30 , 2018 Press Release Two Indiana Latin King Members Convicted of Conspiracy to Participate in Racketeering Activity , Including the Murder of a 15-Year Old Boy May 25 , 2018 Press Release Press Release Indiana Man Charged With Laundering Proceeds of $ 7 Million International Investment Scam Through Used Car Dealership May 24 , 2018 Press Release Former Armenian Ambassador and a Russian National Charged in Foreign Bribery and Money Laundering Scheme May 22 , 2018 Press Release May 21 , 2018 Press Release May 18 , 2018 Press Release Kingsmen Motorcycle Club Gang President , Regional President , and Member Convicted By A Federal Jury of Murder and Racketeering Press Release Press Release Former New York City Correction Department Investigator Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison for Transporting , Receiving and Possessing Child Pornography May 17 , 2018 Press Release New Mexico Man Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison for Directing Computer Attacks Against Websites of Dozens of Victims and Felon-In-Possession Charges Press Release Press Release Michigan Home Health Agency Owner Pleads Guilty to Health Care Fraud Charges for Role in $ 8 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme May 16 , 2018 Press Release Press Release Cyber-Criminal Residing in Latvia Convicted for Role in Operation of Counter Antivirus Service “ Scan4you ” Press Release Former CEO , CFO and Director of Health Care Services Company Charged in Elaborate $ 300 Million Investment Fraud Scheme

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TV personality Jeremy Kyle has split from his wife of 13 years . Kyle and Carla Germaine met when she entered a competition to marry a stranger on a Birmingham radio station , where Kyle was working . She married the stranger but they later split up and she got together with Kyle . In 2012 he was diagnosed with testicular cancer . Speaking about his treatment in 2013 , he told TV host Jonathan Ross he broke down in tears before going into surgery . `` It was horrible walking down to the theatre and saying goodbye to Carla , and I broke down in front of the anaesthetist , said to him , ' I think there are millions of people in Great Britain that would like to see me like this right now ' , and then do n't remember anything else , '' he said . During the same interview Kyle also commented that his wife `` wears the trousers '' at home , saying : `` There is n't a man in the United Kingdom who 's married who 's telling the truth who says that his wife is n't in charge . You 've met Mrs Kyle . Mrs Kyle is in charge . '' News of their separation comes after Kyle , whose show often features rowing couples , let slip on air that he had not had sex `` for ages '' . He made the remark in June after a woman appearing on the show spoke about her rather more active sex life .

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Two Charged Federally In Connection With Carjackings LOUISVILLE , Ky. – A federal grand jury in Louisville , Kentucky , returned an indictment on June 16 , 2021 , charging two Louisville men with carjacking and brandishing firearms . According to court documents , Cameron Burnett , 30 , carjacked a Toyota Camry while brandishing a firearm on January 18 , 2021 , in Louisville Kentucky . Additionally , Burnett and Timothy McCurley , 33 , carjacked a Hyundai Tucson on January 22 , 2021 , in Mt . Washington , Kentucky . During the course of that crime , McCurley brandished a firearm . Burnett is charged with carjacking and brandishing a firearm during the commission of a crime of violence . The defendant made his initial court appearance on June 22 , 2021 , before U.S. Magistrate Judge Regina S. Edwards of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky . If convicted , he faces a mandatory maximum penalty of 15 years in prison for each carjacking and a mandatory minimum penalty of 7 years in prison for brandishing a firearm . McCurley is charged with carjacking and brandishing a firearm during the commission of a crime of violence . The defendant will make his initial court appearance on July 29th at 1:30 pm , before U.S. Magistrate Judge Colin H. Lindsay of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky . If convicted , he faces a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison for carjacking and a mandatory minimum penalty of 7 years in prison for brandishing a firearm . For each defendant , a federal district court judge will determine any sentence after considering the U.S . Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors . Acting U.S. Attorney Michael A. Bennett of the Western District of Kentucky ; and Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent in Charge of the Louisville Field Office Robert Brown made the announcement . The FBI , Louisville Metro Police Department , Mt . Pleasant Police Department , and Elizabethtown Police Department are investigating the case . Assistant U.S. Attorney Ann Marie Blaylock is prosecuting the case . An indictment is merely an allegation and all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law . # # #

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Another Franklin High School student charged with fake gun FRANKLIN ( Somerset ) - For the second time in a little more than a week , a student was taken into custody at Frankin High School after an imitation gun was found . At about 1:30 p.m. Dec. 14 , a teacher at the high school observed a 14-year-old male student put what she believed was a handgun into his backpack . She contacted security and the School Resource Officer ( SRO ) , who immediately responded and removed the student from the classroom . Upon inspection , it was obvious that the handgun was an imitation , police said . READ : Imitation gun found on student at Franklin High School READ : Franklin man facing gun charges READ : Daily Rundown , Friday , Dec. 15 The student was taken into custody and released to his parent , police said . At no time was there any threat or danger to the students , police said . The investigation is ongoing . A similar incident occurred at the school on Dec. 5 when an imitation gun fell from a student 's backpack as he traveled between classes . The school was placed on lock down briefly . Police said it was quickly determined that there was no danger or actual threat to any of the students . Staff Writer Susan Loyer : 732-565-7243 ; sloyer @ gannettnj.com

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DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo Tells William Shatner Other Shooters Involved in Plot Police to question Malvo based on new revelations July 29 , 2010 -- Police will once again question DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo , after the convicted serial killer said for the first time in a TV interview with actor William Shatner that two other men were initially part of the bloody plot that terrorized the Washington area and left 10 people dead in 2002 . `` There were two others , there were two other people who were supposed to be involved - but in the end , they ended up backing out , '' said Malvo , who was 17 when he was arrested for his role in the deadly attacks . He spoke to Shatner , most famous for his role as Capt . Kirk on the 1960 's TV show `` Star Trek , '' via telephone from a Virginia prison where he is serving a life sentence . `` What was supposed to happen was that there was supposed to be three to four snipers with silenced weapons , silenced rifles and in this way you could do a lot more damage along the entire Eastern Seaboard then what -- in the end there was only Muhammad and myself , '' Malvo , now 25 , told Shatner . Together Malvo and John Allen Muhammad terrorized the DC metro area , shooting 13 people at random and killing 10 of them during a three month crime spree . Officials at the Montgomery County Police in Maryland , who first learned of the details of the interview from ABC News.com , said they would `` definitely '' send detectives to re-interview Malvo in his prison cell in Virginia . `` We will definitely follow up on this information , '' Asst . Chief Drew Tracy , who led the investigation at the time told , ABCNews.com . `` We have no knowledge of any accomplices in the Washington DC area . '' Tracy said investigators had recently interviewed Malvo regarding a possible connection to a series of crimes prior to the DC shootings . He could not comment on the specifics of those cases because they remain under investigation . Malvo told Shatner two others planned to help with the killings but they backed out and at least one was killed , according to the Associated Press which viewed the episode . Over the course of the interview Malvo 's story about the additional snipers changed . He first denied their existence and later said a man in Arizona was supposed to help acquire weapons and another in New York was to help them get out of the country `` when it 's all said and done . '' Since his arrest Malvo 's statements have been inconsistent , and authorities have cast doubt on some of his reported confessions following his imprisonment . John Allen Muhammad , 48 , who masterminded the serial murders and whom Malvo 's defense lawyers claimed had brainwashed the young man , was executed by lethal injection in November 2009 . In the one-hour interview , `` Confessions of the DC Sniper with William Shatner : An Aftermath Special , '' Malvo also claims the duo shot more than just the 13 known victims in the DC area . Malvo Forgives Himself `` I have seen and have been on the end of either watching someone die or killing someone in so many different circumstances . Mowing their lawn , out with their family . And at any time , you can die , '' Malvo said , without specifying exactly how many . One prosecutor is wary of Malvo 's new claims regarding the additional gunmen and the additional shootings . `` I do n't know that you can trust anything Malvo says , '' Prince William County Commonwealth 's Attorney Paul Ebert said . Chief Tracy said Malvo had been inconsistent early on , but after his sentencing had provided investigators with credible information . `` Malvo has been pretty forthcoming and credible ever since he 's beein in prison , '' Tracy said . Malvo told Shatner Muhammad took him in and trained him when he was a teenager to be a coldblooded killer . `` He would send me to do a crime and then he would watch the crime and then he would evaluate me after I would finish and we 'd work on the next time what was wrong , what I needed to change , emotionally , in my approach , in my tactics , '' Malvo said of Muhammad , a man his defense lawyers once called a `` monster . `` Shatner told `` Good Morning America '' Thursday that he believes Muhammad brainwashed the teenager . `` He was a malleable teenager and lacking love in his life , '' Shatner said . `` John Muhammad supplies the love and influences him to become a killer , and he becomes a cold-blooded killer at the age of 17 . Now he 's in jail and now he begins the turmoil in his mind . '' Malvo , who lives in segregation at a maximum security prison , told Shatner he has forgiven Mohammad and himself . `` This is going to be surprising , but I 've had to forgive him in the same way in which I 've had to , over time , gradually forgive myself , '' Malvo said . `` Every day I get up , somebody 's wife , child , husband is not going to come home tonight . There is nothing that I can say or ever do that will ever change that fact . '' The Associated Press contributed to this report .

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