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Historic Immunity Law Could Shield Charleston Diocese from 1970s Abuse Lawsuit The South Carolina Supreme Court convened on December 10 to review a contentious sexual abuse case against the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston, focusing on whether a defunct legal doctrine shields the church from liability. The case centers on allegations from 1970 when two...
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State Police Seek Additional Victims in Luzerne County Rideshare Investigation Pennsylvania State Police arrested a 39-year-old Lyft driver Wednesday for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a male passenger in Luzerne County. Edwin Valentin Perez of Hazle Township faces charges after allegedly using an inhalant to incapacitate his victim during a ride on Tuesday. Police revealed...
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Woman Alleges 2000 VMA Party Assault as Music Industry Legal Battle Intensifies A woman has amended her lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs to include rapper and business mogul Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter as a defendant, alleging sexual assault when she was 13 years old. The civil case, filed through Houston attorney Tony Buzbee, details allegations from...
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Police Say Driver Took Backroads, Delayed Route During May Attack A 42-year-old rideshare driver faces sexual assault charges after allegedly attacking a passenger during a May 6 trip in South Austin. Maurys Madruga-Mesa was arrested on September 13 and booked into Travis County Jail on a $40,000 bond. The Austin Police Department investigation revealed the...
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Former New Jersey Woman Sentenced to 25 Years for Fatal DUI Crash That Killed Bride
Drunk Driver Hit Wedding Golf Cart at Triple Legal Alcohol Limit Jamie Lee Komoroski received the maximum 25-year prison sentence on December 3, 2024, for a drunk driving crash that killed a bride still wearing her wedding dress in South Carolina. The 27-year-old former New Jersey resident pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and felony DUI...
Two Dead in Civil Air Patrol Plane Crash During Colorado Training Exercise
Mountain Training Mission Claims Lives of Veteran Search-and-Rescue Volunteers A Civil Air Patrol Cessna 182 crashed in the northern peaks of Colorado’s Larimer County on November 23, 2024, claiming the lives of two seasoned volunteers and critically wounding another. The wreckage, discovered in remote mountain terrain, marked the patrol’s first fatal training accident this year....
Civil Suit Claims High-Profile Lawyer Demanded Payment to Suppress False Allegations
Civil Suit Claims High-Profile Lawyer Demanded Payment to Suppress False Allegations An anonymous plaintiff filed a lawsuit Monday in Los Angeles against prominent attorney Tony Buzbee, accusing him of orchestrating an “extortionate plot” through threats to publicize fabricated sexual assault allegations. The lawsuit, filed by Quinn Emanuel attorneys Michael Lifrak and Mari Henderson, claims Buzbee...
Judge Bars Use of Notes from Diddy Jail Cell Raid in Federal Case
Federal Court Ruling Precedes Bail Hearing in Sex Trafficking Case Against Music Mogul A federal judge ruled Tuesday that prosecutors cannot use personal notes seized during a raid of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ jail cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center. Defense attorneys called federal prosecutors’ seizure of the materials “outrageous,” noting the documents included privileged communications...
Major Retailers Found Selling Food Products in Hazardous Plastic Packaging
New Report Shows 80% of Companies Fail to Address Chemical Safety Concerns Toxic-Free Future’s 2024 Report Card, released November 14, identified 17 major retailers, including Trader Joe’s, McDonald’s, and Subway, that have taken no action to remove dangerous chemicals from their food packaging. These materials contain substances linked to cancer, obesity, and diabetes, including PFAS...
Four Dead After Tesla Crashes and Ignites in Toronto
Bystander Rescues Sole Survivor from Burning Vehicle Before Battery Fire Intensifies A 73-year-old postal worker rescued a 25-year-old woman from a burning Tesla that crashed in Toronto early Tuesday morning, while four other occupants died at the scene. Toronto Police reported the 2024 Tesla struck a guardrail and concrete pillar at high speed around 12:10...
Pfizer Faces Lawsuit Over Birth Control Drug's Alleged Brain Tumor Risk
Multiple Federal Cases Link Depo-Provera to Meningioma Development Taylor Devorak filed suit against Pfizer Inc. on November 4, 2024, challenging the pharmaceutical giant’s handling of brain tumor risks tied to its injectable contraceptive Depo-Provera. The complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, points to findings from a 2024 British...
Multiple Explosions Reported Across Stamford, Connecticut
Fire Department Investigates Series of Unexplained Blasts That Shook Homes The Stamford Fire Department conducted two extensive searches early Friday morning after four new reports of explosions in North Stamford, following a series of similar reports Thursday evening. The blasts proved powerful enough to shake homes, rattle windows, and knock pictures from walls, yet Fire...
Fatal Explosion at Louisville Givaudan Plant Claims Two Lives
Chemical Company President Addresses Community as Investigation Continues Givaudan Sense Colour President Ann Leonard addressed the Louisville community on Friday, November 15, 2024, following Tuesday’s explosion that killed two workers and injured 11 others at the company’s east Louisville facility. The blast, which occurred at approximately 3:00 PM on Tuesday at 1901 Payne St., shattered...
American Airlines Under Fire for Legal Filing in Flight Attendant Recording Case
Airline Retracts Court Document That Blamed 9-Year-Old Victim in Airplane Bathroom Recording Incident American Airlines withdrew a controversial court filing in May 2024 after its lawyers blamed a 9-year-old girl for being recorded in an airplane bathroom by a flight attendant. The legal document claimed the child was at fault for using a lavatory containing...
Georgia Workplace Accident Claims Life of Veteran Lineman, Second Worker Critical
Fatal Equipment Failure Strikes Griffin Power Line Crew During Storm Recovery A workplace accident involving equipment failure killed veteran lineman Eric Weems and critically injured his colleague Trent Granger on Spalding Street in Griffin, Georgia, on November 13, 2024. Weems, a U.S. Navy veteran who marked 19 years of service as a lineman in October,...
Five Dead in Arizona Plane Crash at Mesa's Falcon Field Airport
Private Jet Hits Vehicle During Aborted Takeoff, Child Among Victims Federal investigators arrived Wednesday at Falcon Field Airport in Mesa, Arizona, to examine the wreckage of a Honda HA-420 jet that crashed during takeoff on Tuesday evening, killing five people, including a 12-year-old child. The private aircraft struck an airport fence and collided with a...
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