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Plea bargain in Frank's Landing smokeshop case
The lawyer for Frank's Landing smokeshop in Thurston County says the owners have made a plea bargain with federal prosecutors.
Families sue N. Idaho tribe in casino deaths
The families of two men killed in June 2006 by a fire in a storage container that held fireworks have filed suit against the Coeur d'Alene Tribe and others, seeking more than $1.8 million.
El Paso County jailer indicted
An El Paso County detention officer was indicted on federal weapons charges Wednesday, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced.
Justice Department asked to investigate '88 blast
A U.S. attorney in Kansas City has asked the Justice Department to review a 1998 investigation into a fatal blast that killed six firefighters.
Approach to gang prosecution draws criticism
Almost two dozen residents of an inner-city neighborhood are scheduled to go on trial next week on charges that they were part of a gang.
Feds raid Blackwater's NC armory in firearms probe
Federal agents raided Blackwater Worldwide this week as part of an investigation into whether the private security company sidestepped federal laws prohibiting the private purchase of automatic assault rifles, the company said Thursday.
Biker sentenced to year in Ore. jail
The president of the Oregon chapter of an outlaw motorcycle club has been sentenced to a year in jail for attempting to run two investigators off Interstate 5 during rush hour.
Oregon cycle club leader faces sentencing
Although they could not win a felony conviction against him, prosecutors in a case against an Oregon motorcycle club leader want to keep him from associating with his members.
Arizona, Mexican state to sign deal to combat gunrunning
The governors of Arizona and the northern Mexican state of Sonora are expected to sign a deal Saturday aimed at combatting gunrunning and sharing databases of fugitive felons on both sides of the border. |
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