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L.A. police chief says officer shortage makes it harder to respond to some calls 03:29
Massive settlement reported near between Justice Department and Nassar abuse victims 01:29
Report: Justice Department to pay victims of Larry Nassar $100 million 02:43
Suspects identified in possible University of Michigan hate crime 01:14
Scott Peterson and Los Angeles Innocence Project seek new trial, citing new evidence 03:17
First jurors selected to serve in Trump hush money trial 03:07
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Troubled California women's prison to be shut down 02:31
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Jury selection begins in Trump's hush money trial 02:54
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'Rust' armorer sentenced to 18 months in prison after fatal shooting 02:16
Video shows Ohio man confront Uber driver before fatal shooting 02:22
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Bodies recovered in search for missing Oklahoma women 02:12
OJ Simpson estate to fight payout to Brown, Goldman families 02:25
Police officer and sheriff's deputy killed in Syracuse shootout 01:26
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Lawyer: OSU Parade Crash Suspect 'Suffers From a Mental Illness' 02:28 Tony Coleman, attorney for the woman who has been arrested and charged with DUI, in the Oklahoma State University Homecoming parade, told reporters that he doesn't believe that his client was drinking, but that he believes she has the characteristics of someone who has a mental illness. Oct. 25, 2015
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L.A. police chief says officer shortage makes it harder to respond to some calls 03:29
Massive settlement reported near between Justice Department and Nassar abuse victims 01:29
Report: Justice Department to pay victims of Larry Nassar $100 million 02:43
Suspects identified in possible University of Michigan hate crime 01:14
Scott Peterson and Los Angeles Innocence Project seek new trial, citing new evidence 03:17
First jurors selected to serve in Trump hush money trial 03:07 
