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Mom accused of hiring strippers for son's 16th birthday
33-year-old Judy Viger is facing five counts of endangering the welfare of children, after allegedly hiring two strippers to "entertain" at her son's 16th birthday shin-dig last November.
Police find steroids at Pistorius' home
Police found steroids in South African Olympian Oscar Pistorius's home while investigating him for the murder of his girlfriend.
Facebook photos of Chris Dorner
Photos of Chris Dorner, the ex-Los Angeles police officer who authorities say went on a deadly shooting rampage to punish those he blamed for his firing killed three people, setting off a manhunt that stirred fear across several states and Mexico.
Texas fugitive captured 16 years after escape
After being on the run for nearly 16 years, a prison inmate is back behind bars.
'Massive' credit card fraud steals $200M
Eighteen people have been charged in what may be one of the largest credit card fraud rings ever.
Weird traffic laws
There are some very odd traffic laws across the United States that you might not know about. From use of dirty underwear to restrictions on gorillas in the backseat, Gillian Pensavalle highlights some of the strangest traffic laws around.
First Casey Anthony sighting since acquittal
See first hand account of Casey Anthony spotted having a casual Friday night dinner at the popular Flanigan's Bar & Grill in Florida.
James Holmes hospitalized after alleged suicide attempts
The suspect in the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater shooting was hospitalized Wednesday after multiple alleged suicide attempts in his jail cell.
25 most dangerous cities
The FBI has released its yearly report on crime in America. Violent crimes, for example, murder and rape, for last year were at a five-year low. Take a look at the most dangerous cities in America based on the number of violent crimes per 100,000 people for each city.
Police: Man slithered through movie theaters aisles, stealing credit cards
Anthony "Hustlin' Tone" Johnson has been convicted of slithering through the aisles of Connecticut movie theaters stealing credit cards from unsuspecting moviegoers. Johnson targeted theaters showing female-friendly films. He collected up to $70,000 on a good weekend and faces up to 74 years in prison. Patrick Jones has the story.
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