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Police investigating two business fires
OrlandoSentinel.com ReportOrlando police are investigating two suspicious fires today, WESH.com is reporting. The first fire started Tuesday night at Clear Title Florida on Park Lake Street. Sometime later, the Lippman Law Offices on Broadway Street caught fire, according to...Tags: Police Investigations, Florida
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7 Zimbabwe opposition members charged, plead not guilty in bombing plot
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Seven members of Zimbabwe's main opposition party were the first of dozens of jailed dissidents to be formally charged Wednesday, and they pleaded not guilty in a bombing plot. The seven are among rights activists and...Tags: Parliament, Parties and Movements, Bombings, Government, Prosecution
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Man accidentally leaves crack cocaine at store, police say
A customer bought groceries at a Frederick store yesterday and walked out, but not before accidentally dropping a bag of crack cocaine while at the cash register, authorities said. Employees of Bloom grocery, in the 2000 block of Yellow Springs Road,...Tags: Credit and Debt
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Greece's interior minister survives Cabinet reshuffle despite riots
Associated Press WriterATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek's embattled leader reshuffled his Cabinet on Wednesday but retained his interior minister, who has been sharply criticized for the government's handling of riots across the nation last month. The riots, the worst civil...Tags: Police Investigations, Riots, Government
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Rolling Meadows bakery robbed of cash, prepaid phone cards, police say
Police are investigating the robbery of a Rolling Meadows bakery where cash and $2,000 worth of prepaid phone cards were stolen, authorities said. Someone smashed open the front door of La Flor De Izucar Bakery, 2204 Algonquin Rd., between midnight...Tags: Police Investigations, Rolling Meadows
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Markham man caught shoplifting 3 leather coats, Orland Park cops say
A Markham man has been charged with felony retail theft for allegedly stealing three leather coats last week from a department store in Orland Square mall. Fabius Billingsley, 37, of the 15500 block of South Lawndale Avenue was arrested after he hid...Tags: Police Arrests, Orland Park, Theft, Crimes, Prosecution
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McHenry man charged in stabbing in bar
A McHenry man has been charged with stabbing another man in a bar, McHenry County sheriff's police said. Dennis Ericksen, 31, of the 2900 block of Justen Road was charged with aggravated battery, police said. He is accused of stabbing Ivan Cvitkovic,...Tags: Assault, McHenry, Crimes, Prosecution
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Man sentenced in Westmont child-porn case
Timothy Slaugh, 55, formerly of Westmont, was sentenced Tuesday to 28 months in prison after pleading guilty to one court of child pornography. Westmont police began investigating Slaugh after he used his credit card to buy a membership to a child...Tags: Westmont, Police Investigations, Sexual Assault, Crimes, Pornography
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Hickory Hills man fatally shot in home
Charges were pending Tuesday against a woman who allegedly shot and killed a man Monday afternoon in a home in the 8900 block of 79th Avenue in Hickory Hills, police said. Police got a 911 call shortly after 5 p.m. from the woman who allegedly told...Tags: Murder, Injuries, Assault, Crimes
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5 hospitalized in Libertyville fire
Five people were taken to three hospitals for treatment for smoke inhalation Tuesday in an extra-alarm fire that damaged an apartment building across the street from the Libertyville police station. The blaze was reported about 3:35 p.m. by a second-...Tags: Libertyville, Fires
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Council Bluffs man arrested in deadly shooting
Iowa authorities have arrested a Council Bluffs man accused of owning a gun used in a deadly shooting of a Nebraska man last fall. The Pottawattamie County sheriff's office says deputies have arrested Mitch Schard. He faces charges of involuntary...Tags: Iowa, Murder, Trials, Police Arrests, Crimes
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Panetta too inexperienced for CIA?
The Swampby Frank James Reports that President-elect Barack Obama intends to make Leon Panetta director of the Central Intelligence Agency not only surprised some key Capitol Hill Democrats but left them questioning the former congressman and Clinton...Tags: Parliament, Basketball, Saddam Hussein, CNN, Government
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