Miami prosecutors dropped a disorderly intoxication charge against Hannibal Buress, who was arrested in December in Wynwood.Source: www.miamiherald.com Comedian Hannibal Buress gets the last laugh as he beats a criminal charge in MiamiHannibal Buress is a free man.Prosecutors on Thursday dropped a misdemeanor disorderly intoxication charge against the comedian, who was arrested in December after asking a Miami police officer to call him... [...]
These are the ten most-read crime stories in Miami New Times in 2017.Source: www.miaminewtimes.com Miami's Ten Craziest Crime Stories of 2017From long-lost cocaine lords found hiding in Orlando to steroid-slinging gym owners to a truly Satanic plot to robocall millions of phone numbers with spam messages, 2017 ended up as a vintage year for crime — even by Miami's lofty standards.These are the ten most-read crime stories in Miami New Times... [...]
Source: www.local10.com $60,000 worth of merchandise stolen from Miami electronics storeA burglar broke into a Miami business last week by shattering the store's front glass, authorities said.The burglary was reported just before 6:30 a.m. Thursday at Electronic World at 401 Biscayne Blvd.Surveillance video captured a man shattering the front glass while the business was closed.Once inside of the store, the thief targeted a variety of... [...]
For about eight years, Philadelphia's probation and parole department has used a computer algorithm to rate the riskiness of nearly every offender it oversees. But officials there won't say what factors the tool weighs, raising questions about transparency. The city plans to create a similar risk assessment tool for use in bail decisions. - Tricia L. Nadolny, Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News
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