The Case of a Sign Painter and Theft: On Page 1, a Paper Leads to a Suspect
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Subscribers to Idahoâs Lewiston Tribune  did not need to be the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree to notice something odd on the front page Dec. 13.
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A New York state employee who had access to government-owned archives has been arrested on suspicion of stealing hundreds of historic documents, many of which he sold on eBay, authorities said on Monday.
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Â· Actor took advantage of fan for four years, QC saysÂ· Police found pornographic images on home computer
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Â· Press moves in on site before police search  Â· Father attacks newspaper as insensitive and cruel
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By Ted Vaden, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb. 4--Most readers don't want The N&O to name complainants in sex crime cases. But most do want the paper to name the accuser in the Duke lacrosse case.
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Police in Boulder, Colorado, say they know the identity of an individual who sent threatening letters to University of Colorado professors who teach evolutionary biology. But the suspect appears to be on the run.
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Suspects may face re-arrest after police study hundreds of pieces of evidence.
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A newspaper column contains a deal diagram, a bidding sequence and a description of the play.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - A thief used a hook and line not to snag fish, but to remove bags of cash from a bank's night deposit box, police said.  Police would not say how much money they believe was taken, but think the thief made off with 11 deposit bags, Bloomington police Sgt.
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Only a few hours after Arlington County police detained and then released a suspect in a series of plastic-bag assaults on women, a copycat may have tried the same tactics.
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Tycho:  I understand he's posting these around his neighborhood, now, and I mean real Gabe, not the jpeg Gabe like you might see sur le web. If you did find it, I wouldn't bring it back to him. The most likely scenario is that he will assume that you're the one who stole it, and your "reward" will be a savage karate style maneuver delivered to your "sack of toys."
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ANN ARBOR, Michigan - Dry cleaners find all kinds of things hiding in the clothes of their customers - but probably nothing quite like what some employees stumbled across recently. A note found in a customer's clothing read, &quot;You have committed a murder, but no one believes it.
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Search technology for images may lead to a way to search handwritten manuscripts.
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In September, the Connecticut Post, a daily paper based in Bridgeport, ran an illustration with personal information of jurors in a case involving the death penalty.
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In last week's season opener of "The Wire," a street-smart youngster is duped into confessing to a murder the detectives know he committed, but can't prove. They attach him to a "lie detector," which is in fact a copy machine. It spits out a pre-loaded sheet of paper that says "FALSE" an instant after the kid has denied the crime. Seeing this, he falls apart and spills everything.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - A man charged with forgery allegedly tried to get out of jail by - what else? - forging documents for his release...
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The author and two associates are accused of violating copyright laws.