Marijuana activists sue to halt Colorado pot tax collections
DENVER (Reuters) – A group of marijuana activists in Colorado are suing to prevent the government collecting taxes derived from the state’s legal pot industry, saying it violates the right against self-incrimination guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.
Police still hopeful in search for missing Alaska family
AU (Reuters) – Authorities remain hopeful that a missing Alaska couple and their two small children, last heard from about two weeks ago, will turn up alive and well, police said on Tuesday.
Online gamers help cops thwart violent Arizona home invasion
PHOENIX (Reuters) – A woman in Arizona has thanked online gamers around the world who helped police thwart a home invasion after watching two armed men threaten her live via their webcams.
Man accused of killing, dismembering woman, eating part of her
(Reuters) – A Tennessee man who confessed to killing a woman, cutting up her body and eating part of it has been charged with first degree murder and abuse of a corpse, authorities said in a criminal complaint.
Kayaker who sparked Maryland shooter scare may have shot himself: police
(Reuters) – A Virginia man who sparked an April scare in Maryland when he told police he had been shot while paddling his kayak may have wounded himself, a police spokesman said on Tuesday.
Kayaker who sparked Maryland shooter scare may have shot himself: police
(Reuters) – A Virginia man who sparked an April scare in Maryland when he told police he had been shot while paddling his kayak may have wounded himself, a police spokesman said on Tuesday.
Pennsylvania to widen sex abuse law passed after Penn State scandal
HARRISBURG Pa. (Reuters) – Pennsylvania is poised to close what lawmakers call a loophole in a sex abuse law it passed in the wake of a child sex scandal at Penn State University.
Florida man guilty in alleged Tampa attack plot
TAMPA Fla. (Reuters) – A Florida man who bought weapons from an undercover FBI agent and planned to blow up popular Tampa entertainment areas was found guilty on Tuesday and faces life in prison.
Dozens indicted in Georgia food stamp fraud
ATLANTA (Reuters) – Federal prosecutors in Georgia announced indictments on Tuesday against 88 people in one of the country’s largest food-stamp fraud cases.
California psychology student convinced abductor to free her: cops
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A psychology student at a California university put her schooling into practice when she talked a man who kidnapped her in a parking lot near campus into letting her go, police said on Tuesday.
