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2026-10-18

Media Feature: A fatal transit shooting in Midtown Manhattan has accelerated the state-wide debate over progressive prosecutorial frameworks and executive branch crime policies. The NYPD continues to track a suspect at large for another transit murder this year. Full column by J.J. Pavlick on economic tourism fallout and upcoming election focal points. #NewYorkNews #MTA #KathyHochul #AlvinBragg #CriminalJustice

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Dining and Cooking @[email protected]

2026-10-17

Employee charged with stealing $13,000 from restaurant in town of Lafayette | Daily Updates https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/54488/ #crime #crimes #CriminalJustice #CriminalLaw #LawRelatedEvents #Louisiana #LouisianaDining #LouisianaFood #LouisianaGroceryStores #LouisianaRestaurants #misconduct #theft

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David Boles @[email protected]

2026-10-16

They Could Not Indict the Sandwich

Sean Dunn walked up to a line of federal agents at the corner of 14th and U Streets Northwest on the night of August 10, 2025. The agents were Customs and Border Protection officers posted outside a nightclub hosting a Latin Night, part of the federal force surging into Washington that weekend. Dunn shouted at them for the better part of seven minutes. He called them fascists and racists. He chanted "Shame." "Why are you here?" he shouted. "I don't want you in my city!" Then he threw his dinner at Agent Gregory Lairmore's chest. The dinner was a Subway footlong, still in its wrapper. Dunn ran. The agents caught him. A body camera recorded what he said on the sidewalk. "I did it. I threw a sandwich. I did it to draw them away from where they were. I succeeded." […]

https://bolesblogs.com/2026/10/16/they-could-not-indict-the-sandwich/

#acquittal #criminaljustice #federalsurge #felonyassault #fifthamendment #grandjury