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Riley Fox's killer 'could not live with magnitude' of crime | School 'downplaying' fight that left boy unconscious: mom | Bank robbery

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K9 Dax Injured During Arrest Of Teen Who Crashed A Stolen Car
Dax, a decorated K9 known for finding missing people and apprehending suspects, is being treated by a veterinarian for injuries suffered while apprehending a 16-year-old boy as he hid in the woods. Right now, the police dog cannot bear weight on his back legs. “We are extremely hopeful Dax’s injury is not serious," the sheriff said. "Please send positive thoughts to Dax and Deputy Forlenza, as the extent of the injury is determined. ”>>Read More.
Scott Eby 'Could Not Escape Magnitude Of His Horrible Crime': Zellner
Officials revealed the convicted child killer took his own life in prison. After DNA evidence came to light, Eby confessed to the slaying of 3-year-old Riley Fox after her father, the late Kevin Fox, was wrongly accused.>>Read More.
School 'Downplaying' Fight That Hurt Son, Mom Says
"School personnel who were there with my son that were not getting him medical attention," the teen's mother told Patch.>>Read More.
Armed Robbery Reported At U.S. Bank
Police are searching for a male, approximately 6 foot tall, last seen wearing a brown Carhartt jacket, black shoes with white soles, and carrying a black Under Armour backpack. He was last seen running southbound from the scene, armed with a black handgun.>>Read More.
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