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 The new face of missing Madeleine McCannSHE looks like any other little girl coming up to her ninth birthday.
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 Ex-Vegas club owner told to pay paralyzed man $1 millionA federal court has ordered an imprisoned former Las Vegas strip club owner to pay $1.05 million to a Kansas tourist left paralyzed after a dispute with club employees in 2001.
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 Mexican cops discover dismembered bodies near U.S. borderMexican police officers on Monday--one day after the Summit of the Americas--discovered dismembered bodies packed into plastic garbage bags left inside an abandoned van, according to the Law Enforcement Examiner's U.S. drug enforcement source.
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 Consumer Alert from @FCACan on #fraud - Be aware of the information you shareOTTAWA, The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) has issued a Consumer Alert warning consumers to be very careful about giving out their personal and financial information over the telephone or online.
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 CCRKBA to Bloomberg: 'Before you disarm America, disarm your bad cops'BELLEVUE, WA - With the convictions of two former New York police officers, one a retired NYPD officer and the other an auxiliary sergeant, for drug offenses, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today suggested that anti-gun Mayor Michael Bloomberg has his sights set on the wrong people to disarm.
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Mexico's top drug cartel boss sentenced in San Diego A top Mexican drug cartel boss--arguably Latin America's answer to Al Capone or John Gotti--was sentenced Monday to 25-years in federal prison for racketeering and conspiracy to launder money, according to sources in the U.S. Justice Department.
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 BREAKING: Rizzolo loses appealAt 11:49 AM, Tuesday April 3, 2012, the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued the following MEMORANDUM stating that they have DISPOSED of Rick Rizzolo's appeal of his additional 9 month prison sentence and 24 month extension of parole.
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 U of T-led Research Team Discovers New Quantum Encryption Method to Foil HackersTORONTO, A research team led by University of Toronto Professor Hoi-Kwong Lo has found a new quantum encryption method to foil even the most sophisticated hackers. The discovery is outlined in the latest issue of Physical Review Letters.
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 Court of Appeals hears Rick Rizzolo's plea to be relieved of two years parole and obligation to pay"He committed the acts," "On that point, isn't it the end of the story?" - U.S. Judge N. Randy Smith "Why shouldn't we give Judge Pro the benefit to the doubt?" - U.S. Judge Jay Bybee
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 IRS may draft cops to catch tax cheats, official tells SenateWhile the Obama Administration curtailed its involvement with local police agencies to enforce immigration law and capture criminal aliens, that same administration wishes local cops to help the Internal Revenue Service enforcement tax laws, according to testimony given before a panel of U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday.
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 From electronic to paper: Fraud can happen anywhereOTTAWA, - March is Fraud Prevention Month and Canada Post wants to remind customers that fraud, identity theft and other types of scams can happen anywhere - in your mailbox or recycle bin, via email, on the telephone, and more. Fraud-related offences are now thought to be as profitable as drug-related offences, estimated at between $10 and $30 billion annually in Canada by the RCMP's Commercial Crime Branch.
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 Holder, Democrats blast NYPD's spying on Muslims in New JerseyThis week, Attorney General Eric Holder told U.S. senators that he was disturbed by what he's read about the New York Police Department conducting undercover and surveillance operations targeting mosques and Islamic student organizations in New Jersey.
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 U.S. to probe cross-border money laundering with MexicoDuring his meeting with U.S. Vice President Joe Biden in Mexico City on Monday, President Felipe Calderon told Biden that the only way to win Mexico's "war with the drug cartels" combat organized crime gangs as well as arms trafficking along the border. He also included in his list of priorities the ceasing of rampant cross-border money laundering, according to a press statement.
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 Real jeopardyQuestion: Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler? (Insert music from Jeopardy
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 Drug gangs terrorizing Central America alarms United NationsDrug-gang violence poses a security threat to Central American nations with violence increasing at an alarming rate, according to the United Nations narcotics group's report released this week.
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 DC Deputy Mayor:Dear Victims of Crime;Better to be Beaten,Raped,Stolen From Than to Protect YourselfWashington D.C.'s Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice wants you all to just stop whining about the rising crime in his fair city. He wants you to continue being a victim and like it. Not only that, but he thinks it's a good thing that you should become a victim. Better that than protecting yourself, don't you know?
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 Insurance Crimes Cost Canadians Several Billion AnnuallyTORONTO, - Whether it's a staged collision, arson or an exaggerated claim, insurance fraud comes in many forms, but fraud in any form costs all Canadians. March is Fraud Prevention Month, and Allstate Insurance Company of Canada is cracking down on insurance fraud and educating Canadians on how to protect themselves against this type of crime.
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 Protect Your Kids from Identity ThievesWe've all been warned about the need to protect our personal information from identity theft, but in a disturbing new trend, children have increasingly become targets. Identity thieves now harvest children's dormant Social Security numbers and using them for illegal acts that can ruin a child's credit before he or she even turns 18. In this Practical Money Matters piece, Ms. Cassar shares some of the warning signs your child's personal information may have been compromised and what you can do to halt the activity.
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 U.S. bound cargo remains vulnerable to terrorists, WMDIt's been more than a decade since Islamic terrorists attacked the U.S., yet the agency created to protect the nation from another strike is asleep at the wheel, failing to adequately screen the monstrous amounts of cargo that enter the country each day, according to a government report issued this week.
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 Canadian security allowed use of intel gained through tortureThe Canada's intelligence officers were given the green light to use intelligence gained through aggressive interrogation techniques--described by some as torture--in cases that impact upon the safety and security of the Canadian people, according to a breaking story by the Canadian Press Tuesday evening.
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 U.S. intelligence chief warns of cyber "Cold War"The U.S. House of Representatives and Senate should pass legislation to increase cyber security--in both public and private sectors--since the country is involved in a "type of cyber Cold War," stated the U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper on Thursday during a congressional presentation.
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 DHS intelligence gathering should be localizedInstead of increasing its interaction with foreign nations' law enforcement and intelligence agencies, the Department of Homeland Security should focus on building relationships with local police agencies and private-sector security departments in order to secure infrastructure and U.S. borders, say security experts.
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 Obama Fundraiser Tony Rezko Gets 10.5 Year Prison SentenceAntonin "Tony" Rezko, a long-time Political fundraiser for Illinois Democrats, has been sentenced to 10 1/2 years in prison for extorting millions from companies seeking state business or hoping to have favorable regulations written for them by government. The money was sought as donations to politicians such as disgraced former Governor Rod Blagojevich -- Rezko was his top fundraiser -- and President Barack Obama.
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 Rod Blagojevich's Day of Infamy!December 7, 2011 will always be remembered as the Day of Infamy for Chicago mobster Rod Blagojevich, whom a district judge has sentenced to prison for 14 years.
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 How to Shop Securely on Cyber MondayAmericans are in love with both shopping and mobile devices, so naturally technology has helped us combine the two. According to a study by IBM Coremetrics, about 15 percent of American consumers who log into e-retail websites this month will do so using a smartphone, iPad, or other mobile device.
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