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Sharp County Jury Fined Former Hardy Police Chief Scott Rose for Sexual Assault and Jailed Him Only on the Alcohol Count

Sharp County Jury Fined Former Hardy Police Chief Scott Rose for Sexual Assault and Jailed Him Only on the Alcohol Count

A Sharp County jury convicted former Hardy Police Chief Scott Rose of sexual assault, fined that felony $15,000, and jailed him for a year on an alcohol count. Jurors asked…
Former Climax Mayor Joseph Kelly Still Has No Public Verdict on a Seven-Count Child Molestation Indictment

Former Climax Mayor Joseph Kelly Still Has No Public Verdict on a Seven-Count Child Molestation Indictment

A Decatur County grand jury indicted former Climax Mayor Joseph Kelly on seven counts, including violation of his oath. The November 2025 trial date passed without a published verdict.
Ventura County Paid Jaiden Perkins $440,000 While the Deputies Accused of Beating Him Stayed on Paid Leave

Ventura County Paid Jaiden Perkins $440,000 While the Deputies Accused of Beating Him Stayed on Paid Leave

Ventura County paid bouncer Jaiden Perkins $440,000 after he said off-duty deputies Dylan Davis and Anthony Malagon beat him for stopping a chokehold. A judge later denied mental-health diversion. The…
Elon Musk’s Ketamine Denial Collides With His Own Interview, a 20-Pill Box, and a White House That Never Tested Him

Elon Musk’s Ketamine Denial Collides With His Own Interview, a 20-Pill Box, and a White House That Never Tested Him

The New York Times reported Elon Musk traveled with a 20-pill box and told people ketamine was hurting his bladder while he advised Donald Trump. He later posted a negative…
Kimberly Sullivan Told a Waterbury Judge She Understood, Then Rejected Prison and Set Up Her Stepson to Testify

Kimberly Sullivan Told a Waterbury Judge She Understood, Then Rejected Prison and Set Up Her Stepson to Testify

Kimberly Sullivan rejected two prison offers on September 4, 2026, in the Waterbury captivity case. A judge kept her GPS monitor on. Jury selection is expected in January 2027, and…
Logansport Officer Cody Scott Told a 911 Caller the Only Punishment Left Was Cruelty, Then the Felonies Became a One-Day Misdemeanor

Logansport Officer Cody Scott Told a 911 Caller the Only Punishment Left Was Cruelty, Then the Felonies Became a One-Day Misdemeanor

Former Logansport officer Cody Scott and his wife Kylie pleaded guilty to neglect after their daughter was made to hold degrading signs in 18-degree cold. A judge entered misdemeanors and…
Madison Fire at a Bayer Executive’s Home Still Has No Public Suspect as Luigi Mangione’s Plea Freezes the Murder Case

Madison Fire at a Bayer Executive’s Home Still Has No Public Suspect as Luigi Mangione’s Plea Freezes the Murder Case

The March 2025 fire at a Bayer executive's Madison home remains without a public suspect. Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in federal court and moved to stop the state murder trial.
Kimberly Sullivan Rejected a Ten-Year Prison Offer and Sent Her Stepson’s Captivity Case Toward a 2027 Waterbury Jury

Kimberly Sullivan Rejected a Ten-Year Prison Offer and Sent Her Stepson’s Captivity Case Toward a 2027 Waterbury Jury

Kimberly Sullivan told a Waterbury judge she understood, then rejected prison. Her stepson, who weighed 68 pounds, is expected to testify at a trial aimed at early 2027.
Sebastien Beauzile Is Pain-Free After Lyfgenia While a $3.1 Million Sickle Cell Therapy Still Barely Reaches Patients

Sebastien Beauzile Is Pain-Free After Lyfgenia While a $3.1 Million Sickle Cell Therapy Still Barely Reaches Patients

Sebastien Beauzile left sickle cell pain behind after Lyfgenia at Cohen Children's. Fewer than 40 patients have been infused, and the $3.1 million price still blocks the door.
New York Let Its Session End Without Voting to Ban Civilians From Arming Robots and Drones With Guns or Flamethrowers

New York Let Its Session End Without Voting to Ban Civilians From Arming Robots and Drones With Guns or Flamethrowers

The Responsible Robotics Act died without a committee vote. Civilians in New York can still bolt guns or flamethrowers onto robots while police arming rules stay unfinished.
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