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Tyrese Gibson, actor and singer, was charged with animal cruelty after his four Cane Corso dogs escaped and killed a neighbor’s small dog in Georgia. Despite warnings, the dogs repeatedly roamed free, leading to a fatal attack. Gibson has rehomed the dogs and is cooperating with authorities. The incident highlights ongoing issues with large guard dogs and pet management.
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Derrick Groves, a convicted murderer and escapee from a New Orleans jail, was found hiding in an Atlanta home after nearly five months on the run. Authorities recaptured him following a standoff involving police and SWAT teams. Groves faces extradition to Louisiana, where he is charged with escape and other crimes.
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A Georgia prosecutor has filed to end the criminal case against Donald Trump and his co-defendants, citing jurisdictional issues and asserting that questioning election results is legal. The move follows a court decision disqualifying Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting the case. Trump and allies face ongoing legal challenges related to the 2020 election interference.
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A Georgia court dismissed charges against Donald Trump and 14 co-defendants after a prosecutor declined to pursue the case, citing jurisdictional issues and the impracticality of prosecuting a sitting president. This marks the end of the last major criminal effort related to Trump's 2020 election interference, with the case now effectively over.