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Police: Body found at Kentucky Derby track

Police say a body has been found in the backside area at Churchill Downs, a few barns away from where Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another is kept.

 

Death on NYC train platform leads to $180k mystery

The mystery began with a heart attack, a man with a past, and a bag of money that federal authorities now want to keep.

 

More white powder incidents in New York; police see Occupy link

Occupy Wall Street

Three new envelopes containing suspicious white powder were sent to New York City banks and news organizations on Tuesday, along with notes suggesting the sender sympathizes with the Occupy Wall Street's Day of May 1 protests, police said.

 

Mom, son killed hours apart in separate car accidents

A Wisconsin woman and her adult son were killed in separate traffic crashes just hours apart in a Milwaukee suburb, police say.

 

Ex-Libyan Oil Minister Drowned, Austrian Police Say

Former Libyan oil minister Shukri Ghanem, whose body was found floating Sunday in the Danube river, died from drowning, Austrian police said.

 

Domestic violence rises in sluggish economy, police report

Domestic Violence

Police are encountering more domestic violence related to the sluggish economy, a national survey of law enforcement agencies finds.

 

Van plunges into NY's Bronx Zoo, killing seven

Van Plunged into Bronx

Seven people, including three children, were killed on Sunday when a van crashed through a highway guardrail and plunged more than 100 feet into New York's Bronx Zoo, police said.

 

Man to cops: I did 111 mph 'to go have sex'

Speeding to Have Sex

A Chicago-area man who allegedly was clocked driving 111 mph through a 45 mph forest preserve told a patrol officer he was in a hurry to “try to go have sex with a girl he liked.”

Senh: Just for laughs.

 

Missing girl Madeleine McCann may be 'still alive'

Madeleine McCann

Missing British girl Madeleine McCann, who vanished during a 2007 family vacation in Portugal, may still be alive, police said Wednesday.

 

Trayvon Martin case: Sanford police chief quits, is called 'scapegoat'

Bill Lee Jr.

Bill Lee Jr., who had stepped aside as Sanford, Fla.'s police chief during the investigation of the shooting of unarmed African American teenager Trayvon Martin, has officially resigned as the community’s top cop, a city commissioner said Monday.

 

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