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ST. PETERSBURGOn the evening of the accusation, before the police came, Austin Holcomb walked to his neighbors’ house to get his son.The boy, who was almost 4, had been playing there all afternoon.The neighbors’ house was a wreck. That Saturday, they had been moving furniture, rearranging rooms. "Can you help me for a minute?" the husband asked. "You want a beer?"Four kids were upstairs. Holcomb’s son and his friend’s two boys were playing computer games in a loft. The neighbors’ daughter, 4, had a fever and was huddled in her parents’ bed. Holcomb drank a couple of beers, then helped his friend remove a large mirror from a white dresser. He carried the mirror upstairs, turned on the light in the master bedroom and saw the girl sleeping. He set it by the door, flicked off the light and came back downstairs. But his friend wanted to put the dresser by the door, so Holcomb ran back up to make room. His friend heard the mirror move.Both times, the … [Read more...] about “What the hell did you do to my daughter?”He was accused of a crime he swore he never committed; she believed her 4-year-old

Five-year-old Dulce María Alavez ran out of her mother's car and toward the swings at a neighborhood park in New Jersey two weeks ago Monday, her mother says. Since that day, at about 4 p.m. at Bridgeton City Park, there's been no sign of the little girl who loves the movie "Frozen" and recording videos on her mom's phone. No sign despite a search that has involved multiple law enforcement agencies, including the FBI; dozens of searchers; family members desperately hanging up flyers; and an Amber Alert. "Today marks two weeks since the monster took my daughter. On that day my life changed for the worst," Dulce María's mother, Noema Alavez Pérez, said Monday, at the park where she says Dulce María disappeared. Surveillance video was released Thursday from inside a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania gas station where two women were beaten last Friday during a fight, leading to charges being filed against three men. The video appears to show … [Read more...] about A Desperate Plea From Mom of Missing 5-Year-Old in NJ

A. A 68-year-old South Milwaukee resident reported someone had shot at him with a handgun on Dec. 1 in Grant Park, 100 Hawthorne Ave., while he was fishing. He reported a green four-door sedan pulled up, came to a complete stop, someone fired, and the passenger window was rolling up as the car drove off. He said the bullet hit the trees above him.B. A 20-year-old South Milwaukee woman was arrested for shoplifting groceries at Walmart, 222 N. Chicago Ave., Dec. 5. Additionally, a 28-year-old Cudahy woman was arrested Dec. 1 for attempting to steal food and clothing from Walmart. Finally, a 17-year-old girl was cited for retail theft Dec. 1 after attempting to steal four personal pictures printed at Walmart and a bag of cilantro.C. Two Black & Decker tools were stolen from a home in the 200 block of Montana Ave., Dec. 2.D.  A 23-year-old Milwaukee man taken into custody Dec. 5 following a high-speed chase, which started at S. Lake Drive and E. Morris Avenue and lasted 8.4 miles … [Read more...] about Man shot at from car while fishing at Grant Park in South Milwaukee

Candy Woodall York Daily Record Published 10:19 p.m. UTC Aug 16, 2018 Decades before a grand jury report made them public, at least 40 Pennsylvania priests confessed to sex crimes against children, often without facing any legal or professional consequences.  Now many won't ever have to face charges unless Pennsylvania changes state law to extend its statute of limitations. At present, child victims have until age 50 to pursue criminal charges, which requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt to convict, and age 30 — 12 years after they turn 18 — to file a civil suit, according to the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape, which advocates for sexual-assault victims. "There's no doubt victims out there deserve some type of compensation for what happened to them," said state Rep. Mark Rozzi, a Democrat from Muhlenberg Township who was abused by a priest in the Allentown Diocese when he was a child. "There's no doubt that the church has put the liability on … [Read more...] about ‘Really sick, abusive stories’: 40 Pennsylvania priests confessed their crimes; little was done afterward

JC Reindl Detroit Free Press Published 5:35 p.m. UTC Aug 23, 2018 Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is turning to the courts to lower Michigan's highest-in-the-nation auto insurance rates after failing to get the state legislature last year to back his preferred overhaul of the no-fault insurance system. Duggan, joined by eight motorists across the state who are also plaintiffs, filed a lawsuit Thursday in U.S. District Court in Detroit that seeks to have Michigan's no-fault law declared unconstitutional. The lawsuit, against Michigan's insurance director, claims the 1973 no-fault law is unconstitutional because it fails to produce car insurance rates that are "fair and equitable."  It asks the court to give the state six months to amend the law so that rates will fall. And if the state can't fix no-fault in that time, Duggan's lawsuit wants the court to declare no-fault "null and … [Read more...] about Detroit mayor sues Michigan over high no-fault auto insurance rates