He faces burglary, loitering, and prowling at night charges.
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UPDATE: Manchester police nab naked burglar - CBS 21 News - Breaking news, sports and w... - 0 views
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If he did not steal anything how could he be charged with burglary. He didnt burglarize anyone he just went in there and fell asleep.
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They then found Darr in a different bedroom with his clothes, wallet and cell phone next to the bed.
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Going by this it seems like Darr was highly under the influence of something whether it be drugs or alcohol. If he was in fact drunk will he be charged with underage drinking along with the other charges he faces?
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attends the main campus of Penn State where he is a student.
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Will this arrest affect his schooling at Penn State? Will this criminal charge force him to be kicked out of school?
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Woman charged with theft by deception in 'panhandling' - The York Daily Record - 0 views
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charged her with theft by deception.
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How serious is this charged compared to robbery i wonder. I would think it is not as serious because no one is threatened by this person because there just asking for money.
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accused of fraudulently soliciting donations for St. Jude's Children's Hospita
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How do police know that she really wasnt going to give the money to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. I feel like they wouldnt have a case if she just says she was planning on giving the money to them.
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"panhandling"
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Since this has its own term i wonder how often this crime occurs. It dose seem like a common thing you would hear of alot.
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Eastern York assistant superintendent gets ARD for alleged DUI - York Dispatch - 0 views
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avoided possible conviction on a drunken-driving charge and has instead been accepted into a diversionary court program.
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avoided possible conviction on a drunken-driving charge and has instead been accepted into a diversionary court program.
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avoided possible conviction on a drunken-driving charge and has instead been accepted into a diversionary court program.
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Colt 45's fruit flavored Blast drink comes under fire - CNN.com - 0 views
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Singh recalled a few cases where underage youth tried to buy the alcoholic beverage.
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This is almost inducement of minors to buy alcohol the way that they are promoting there product to what seems to be minors.
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"They dressed it up to look like a soda drink. I think the design is pretty cool. I would probably assume it's a sports drink and gone for it," the 21-year-old said.
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I wonder if they can legally make them change the packaging of there product to more clearly show it is alcoholic?
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Colt 45 makers are raising the alcohol level from the already high 6% to the even higher 12%
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I think potential law suits will come up in the future of the raising of the alcohol level in the drink. Its deceving to people the big can with high alcohol content and i dont think it be hard for someone to go over board.
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'Crazy' killings scare some in beach towns - CNN.com - 0 views
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the category of women (victims) who seem to have been all online prostitutes,
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I think this has to be a serial killer because the pattern of victims in this case. The general public shouldnt be to worried in this case i dont think.
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"It shakes us up that somebody was driving along that highway over the last five years or so ... and dumping bodies,"
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How did nobody see this person dumping all of these bodies. I feel like there has to be witnesses to this strange activity at some point.
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In fact, the media attention has led to "an increase in the number of inquiries" about homes in the area, he said.
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This makes me wonder about where this killer is living today. He could be living among all the residents near the beach and noone could know it. I would like to know how they are going to catch this person.
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Contaminated IV solution suspected in 9 patient deaths in Alabama - CNN.com - 0 views
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Nine of 19 patients who were infected with bacteria that got into their blood after they were fed intravenously have died
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This has to have a huge lawsuit coming its way. Innocent patients were killed just for getting an IV.
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The outbreak was identified March 16 when two hospitals reported unusual cases of bacteria among high-risk patients
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Who is gonna get the blame for this outbreak? Is it just gonna be the hospital or idividual people
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Patients who get the product are typically already very sick
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Soldier accused of killing Afghan citizens to stand trial - CNN.com - 0 views
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Spc. Jeremy Morlock is charged with three counts of murder. He is accused of killing one Afghan civilian in January 2010 with a grenade and rifle; killing another in May 2010 in a similar manner; and shooting a third to death in February 2010.
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These crimes seem very hanus. I think that with these crimes that they should seek the maximum punishment for murder.
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n all, officials charged 12 U.S. soldiers in what they called a conspiracy to kill Afghan civilians and cover it up, along with charges they mutilated corpses and kept grisly souvenirs.
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These do not seem like men who should be serving our country. Its bad if one or two are doing it but twelve of them. It needs to be looked into farther on how these soldiers are being trained and lead.
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Two images show the soldiers kneeling by a bloody body sprawled over a patch of sand and grass. A third shows what appears to be two bodies propped up, back to back, against a post in front of a military vehicle.
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I wonder how much trouble these other guys can get in for just taking pictures. It dosent seem like a crime to be taking pictures, maybe against military rules but not a crime.
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Prayers spark scare on airplane - CNN Belief Blog - CNN.com Blogs - 0 views
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"They had something that appeared to the flight attendants to be strapped under their clothing,"
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This had to come as a big scare after the attacks of 9/11. Especially when men are chanting a foriegn language wearing obseen clothing on an airplane i can just imagine what people where thinking.
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When the planed landed at LAX it was greeted by members of airport police, the FBI and Customs and Border Protection.
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These men have there freedom of religion according to the first amendment. I dont think its completly right that all these special precautions are taken out on these men just for praying.
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Airport police Sgt. Belinda Nettles told CNN there was never any threat to passenger or aircraft safety.
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They may have over reacted to this situation and the men do have there right to freedom of religion but i guess they had to take these precautions because of previous events that occured in our nation.
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Man jailed on drug charges, rolls joint from Bible pages in jail cell | Crime | Rock Hi... - 0 views
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smoked pot in his jail cell.
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the one question that comes to mind is how did he get pot into jail. What dose that say about are prisons if a prisoner can get pot into jail with them.
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set of digital scales.
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This makes me believe that he was selling this illegal substances. This is a much higher offense than just possesion of it.
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He now faces additional charges.
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in Henson's front right pants pocket
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I wonder what kind of penalty or chargers he could get from doing this. Is it a more serious crime because of the bible being used.
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Crowds swell in Ohio as lawmakers prepare to meet - CNN.com - 0 views
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Thousands gathered in Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday to protest
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This is the people practicing there 1st admendment right, the right to a peaceful protest.
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"We're allowing unions to negotiate terms that should be the employers' decision."
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They let the people in the workers unions decide certain rights and negotiate within there unions. This would be benifitial to the workers.
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The next Senate hearing on the measure is set to begin Tuesday at 1 p.m.
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In the next hearing on tuesday they should pass the bill the unions are striking for.
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Man who threatened 'South Park' creators gets 25 years in prison - CNN.com - 0 views
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was sentenced Thursday to 25 years in prison
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This seem like a real harsh penalty just for putting online threats to writers of a show. I know its bad but 25 years seems harsh.
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"His actions caused people throughout the country to fear speaking out -- even in jest -- to avoid being labeled as enemies who deserved to be killed,"
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Chesser pleaded guilty in October to providing material support to terrorists, communicating threats and soliciting others to threaten violence.
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Smuggler tunnels probe for U.S. border weakness - CNN.com - 0 views
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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"I've personally seized groups of 30 individuals with 50-pound bundles [of drugs]."
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This tunnel seems to be contributing alot to illegal drug trafficing between the US and Mexico. If we can contain this tunnel from immigrants the drug crime would decrease across the border in the US.
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Agents get into the tunnel by lifting a heavy grate and climbing down a metal ladder. Once inside the tunnel, only flashlights separate them from complete darkness as they inspect the mile-long structure.
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It seems like controlling the border would be a very difficult task underground. The procces of just entering the tunnels is hard but being down there with just a flashlight would be very difficult considering how big they are.
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In Child Porn Case, a Digital Dilemma - washingtonpost.com - 0 views
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FBI and Justice Department officials, meanwhile, have said that encryption is allowing terrorists and criminals to communicate their plots covertly.
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If this is the case there needs to be something done legally to protect against people doing this. It is endangering are national security.
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"The consequence of this decision being upheld is that the government would have to find other methods to get this information,"
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I think its going to be hard to protect against this because the guy can just say that he dosent know the password and nothing else can be done about it. There going to have to find away to get passed these codes.
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That's what the Fifth Amendment is intended to protect."
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It is true based on this admendment that he can choose not to self incriminate himself and i really dont see why he would.
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"The last line of defense really is you holding your own password," he said. "That's what's at stake here."
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Looks like a safe way out of getting away with commiting a crime. Sounds like a real problem.
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For Survivors of a Fallen Biker: Wrongful Death Claims in NC - 0 views
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Reasonable funeral expenses;
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I think it was important to put resonable funeral expenses so that people dont abuse the law.
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It allows a legal claim to be brought for the damages that the deceased person would have had, had they not died from their injuries.
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I think that this is a very good idea because there death was unwrongful and there family should get the benifit that they would have gotten if they would have lived. They already have to deal with the emotional pain of the death of a loved one, this takes away from the financial burden.
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