Third-grade detectives make roughly $11,000 less annually than second-grade detectives, and $27,20113 less than first-grade detectives.
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Investigators have not said what the brothers told detectives or what evidence detectives collected.
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Chaos detectives and sad detectives and murder-solving ones are all well-trod terrain.
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"Detectives encourage victims to view photos to breathe some life into the investigation," said Michael J. Palladino, the president of the Detectives' Endowment Association, which represents the city's detectives.
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Her detectives are all performers, and the Murder Squad detectives have nabbed the lead roles.
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There are good detectives with great senses of humor, good detectives with bad senses of humor, and straight-up bad detectives whose sense of humor doesn't even begin to matter.
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The mayor's office called the chief of detectives, and the chief of detectives called Sergeant LoPuzzo.
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The boy's parents painfully and movingly insist to the detectives that their son couldn't have done such a thing, that the detectives need to investigate his killing seriously, but the detectives remain skeptical.
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There's been lots of effort from a lot of different detectives, generations of detectives have come and retired.
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Detectives have been in Virginia, where Tala had been reported missing in August, Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea told reporters Wednesday.
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Precinct detectives in the Bronx, the borough with the highest violent crime rate, carried an average of 20 more violent felonies last year than detectives in Brooklyn and Queens, and 30 more than detectives in Manhattan and Staten Island.
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Commanders will evaluate which administrative officers and detectives will join this surge, but some "detectives are (already) on the streets," he said.
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Michael Palladino, president of the detectives&apos union, Detectives&apos Endowment Association, said Martins and Hall "like everyone else ... have a presumption of innocence."
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Based on a review of court files and interviews with numerous detectives, it is clear that some detectives put considerable thought into selecting fillers.
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But detectives can receive strong recommendations for years, as the three black detectives in the complaint did, and not get bumped up in grade.
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The investigation is being led by detectives from the Counter-Terrorism Policing Network and about 100 detectives are working on the case alongside Wiltshire Police.
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"These are serious allegations and I am very concerned," said Michael J. Palladino, the president of the Detectives' Endowment Association, which represents the city's detectives.
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The police commissioner and chief of detectives visited the scene the first night, and the department has poured detectives from other units into the investigation.
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"Arne Dahl" is about a group of detectives, rather than a lone individual; each episode is told from the perspective of one or two different detectives.
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" Chief Boyce said that Ms. de la Huerta "put forth a credible and detailed narrative" to his detectives and that those detectives found "corroboration along the way.
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Her mysteries are always built to find her detectives' blind spots; to solve them, the detectives must be willing to change who they are as a person.
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That's where the "disease detectives" part of the story really starts — and even though it's billed for junior disease detectives, I read all the way to the end, too.
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Stewart Altschuler, known as the Suit Man for outfitting legions of detectives, said he had received calls from three of those detectives alerting him to the incoming commissioner's needs.
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The researchers interviewed sexual assault detectives, some of whom never arrested in non-stranger cases, and victims found that many detectives were skeptical of their claims in those cases.
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"The LaBianca detectives had decided — on their own, and without consulting the Tate detectives — to see if they could solve the Tate, as well as the LaBianca, case," Bugliosi wrote.
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In much of the city, detectives find fillers in homeless shelters or by enlisting other police officers to act as fillers, although detectives in the Bronx have their own system.
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Veterans and K9 detectives responded When the initial call of an active shooter came out, two veteran detectives and two K9 handlers from the special operations unit immediately responded, Cervera said.
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On the series, Dean and Balascio interview various detectives who worked on Edwards' cases, and includes audio clips of detectives first asking Edwards for a DNA sample and, ultimately, his confession.
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Treehouse Detectives: Season 2: NETFLIX ORIGINAL Brother-and-sister detectives Toby and Teri are back on the case, helping others, being brave — and asking big questions about the world around them.
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School resource officers are not detectives, and they don't generally go further than passing on what they are told and observe themselves, according to Gerard Gigante, Suffolk County's chief of detectives.
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NW: Well, even without hiring private detectives ... KS: Whatever.
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But detectives do not run criminal cases — prosecutors do.
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Image courtesy of Game Detectives As it became clear that a larger metagame was taking shape, fans congregated at places like Game Detectives, a subreddit that's become famous for decoding such puzzles.
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"Concerted and coordinated work by the Juvenile Crime Task Force, Youth Services detectives, and North Precinct detectives" led investigators to a Walmart where the teens were arrested, police said in a statement.
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Six of them will be sent to the 40th Precinct, in addition to three detectives and one investigator added in mid-January, giving the squad a total of 33 detectives and investigators.
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"The medical examiner has advised detectives that Jenna died of undetermined means, however, detectives are investigating her death as a homicide," the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office wrote in a statement on Twitter.
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In interviews, current and retired detectives said a patronage system of promotions had bumped detectives based more on connections to powerful bosses, and less on their work, fueling bitterness and accusations of nepotism.
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The equal employment commission said that in 2013, black detectives who were promoted had waited an average of 12 years at a lower grade, while white detectives who were promoted had waited six.
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The next day, the chief of detectives, Robert K. Boyce, directed detectives to seek DNA samples from black men who had been arrested in the neighborhoods near the crime scene, the person said.
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"They insisted and insisted," Mr. Juárez said of the detectives.
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Friday, detectives had arrested the unidentified teen in his home.
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Thus, detectives were not allowed to speak to Ra directly.
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Detectives continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the boy's death.
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Detectives had contacted the suspect in recent weeks, she said.
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Plus, detectives found a cell phone video recorded between Jan.
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Watts told detectives he wasn't thinking clearly during the drive.
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Fort Collins detectives traveled to Nevada where they interviewed White.
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Police have said Holmes was refusing to cooperate with detectives.
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Guevara was one of the lead detectives on his case.
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Detectives were looking into whether a domestic dispute was involved.
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"In a way we're kind of like detectives," Hanham says.
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Lt. Anthony Wojcik addressing newly promoted Chicago detectives in 2013.
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Detectives just have to be willing to search for it.
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The detectives had detained Chambers for alleged possession of narcotics.
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Detectives are working to establish a motive in this case.
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Detectives allege that Farrington has confessed to killing her daughter.
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He is married and has three children, according to detectives.
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Detectives spent months monitoring cafeteria operations and interviewing cafeteria workers.
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The mother's boyfriend, though, is cooperating with detectives, Capetillo says.
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Detectives have been granted extra time to question the men.
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Detectives have not disclosed an alleged motive for the shooting.
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Detectives are trying to determine exactly what happened, he said.
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Detectives have yet to determine a motive for the killing.
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Detectives have not provided a possible motive for the killing.
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Sheriff's detectives who subsequently interviewed Vaden concluded that on Nov.
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"I killed Julie, I killed Sam," Wozniak allegedly told detectives.
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Detectives are searching for links between him and the victims.
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"Homicide detectives are seeking additional suspects," the sheriff's office said.
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Detectives are currently on scene ... no foul play is suspected.
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Snyder said his detectives posed as employees in other occupations.
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That evening, GPD Detectives located the cheese products in Milwaukee.
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He said detectives want to interview others who took off.
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It has posted detectives to Amman, Israel, London and elsewhere.
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Still, the detectives told Slawson his conduct was potentially problematic.
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If so, detectives were no longer investigating a few disappearances.
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Only in recent weeks have detectives begun gathering better leads.
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Hadid invited the French detectives to his house for dinner.
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When officers witnessed those activities, three detectives approached the stage.
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They are the detectives of the Jewish and the athletic.
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Not all of them even have to be real detectives.
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He told detectives he paid $713,453 to the two psychics.
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Detectives have some theories, but would not provide further information.
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On Facebook, DNA Detectives doesn't exist as a solo savior.
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We, the audience, become detectives, searching for clues and messages.
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The detectives did, indeed, take witnesses to strip clubs. Wow.
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Sean Jones, the detectives' supervisor, counted it a small victory.
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But mostly, detectives said, they stay behind in the lockers.
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Three sergeants, two detectives and two officers were also charged.
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Specialists on Leonardo da Vinci have to work like detectives.
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Every once in a while, our detectives lose their cool.
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Police procedure required that detectives notify Na'im of the danger.
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About New York The chief of detectives met with reporters.
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The authorities said he was refusing to speak to detectives.
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Detectives are still questioning the suspect in custody, Williams said.
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The outlet reported that the two detectives complemented each other.
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Before leaving Washington, she confronts the detectives, demanding an apology.
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Detectives have not recovered the gun used in the shooting.
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The dogs led detectives to the grave, Mr. Weintraub said.
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She gave the detectives her school yearbook with his picture.
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Did detectives look for the man identified by the witness?
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She thought the three detectives were muggers, she said later.
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Detectives are looking into all possible scenarios surrounding her disappearance.
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That led detectives to interview him in prison that September.
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Detectives often recover them at various scenes of criminal activity.
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We deploy detectives and intelligence operatives" to verify that "Mr.
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The detectives who interview her, however, don't believe her story.
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Detectives have not yet said what led to the shooting.
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He also condemned the detectives' lawyers for attacking the victim.
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Detectives confirmed the suspect, Eric Holder, 29, was in custody.
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Weier reportedly told detectives about Slender Man after her arrest.
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Police detectives hit the streets, interview people, and gather evidence.
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Joseph Reznick, the Police Department's deputy commissioner of internal affairs, who as a commander of detectives led the investigation for many years, recalls on the podcast why detectives pursued the case for so long.
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Chief Boyce said the Bronx had fewer homicide detectives than Manhattan or Queens despite having more than twice as many murders as either borough, although he said Manhattan detectives also worked on nonfatal shootings.
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But as detectives started investigating, they found more than a vehicle.
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In some cases, measles detectives can only hope for the best.
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Detectives dispatched to Aloha searched the neighborhood, finding the alleged vehicle.
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The detectives came to believe that the emerald belonged to Thomas.
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Detectives in the case started questioning whether Smollett staged the crime.
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But when animal disease detectives swooped in, they found something puzzling.
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For now, the detectives grill the boys about the previous night.
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The races of Estrada and the detectives weren&apost immediately released.
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She told detectives she hadn't seen the child since early September.
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Detectives do not believe Remington's support of Cruz prompted Sunday's violence.
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Detectives suspect the husband and children were shot as they slept.
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That same day, detectives interviewed the elder Figueroa at a hospital.
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For years, the case of the missing McStay family stumped detectives.
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It&aposs now up to Metroparks detectives to find her killer.
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Detectives have not disclosed who his alleged threats were directed toward.
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The family called 911 and homicide detectives were summoned to investigate.
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Detectives began their formal investigation and spoke with McCluskey on Oct.
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We created a civilian review board, gave them their own detectives.
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And we're talking about homicide detectives who see homicides every day.
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Detectives found Reinking within 20173 minutes of receiving the tip call.
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In 20183, Baltimore had 57 homicide detectives assigned to 483 cases.
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Houston has recently quadrupled the number of detectives handling nonfatal shootings.
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Over the next 12 months, shootings skyrocketed by 68%, overwhelming detectives.
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"We sent detectives out to validate the tip," Guglielmi tells PEOPLE.
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They play detectives who are partners, but utterly distrust each other.
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Detectives Guevara and Halvorsen were assigned to investigate the first murder.
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Detectives found marijuana, cocaine, Xanax and hydrocodone pills in the house.
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Matt sighed and said, ''We're not detectives, but we're not idiots.
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Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said the man jumped three stories.
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Since then, detectives have searched for the shooter, officials told PEOPLE.
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"Homicide detectives are seeking additional suspects," the sheriff's office said Thursday.
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The man told detectives he had done so at Medina's behest.
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Detectives have yet to discuss a possible motive for the killing.
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He also sexually assaulted her with his finger, according to detectives.
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Hiring detectives to investigate enemies in the private sector is not.
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She described the suspect to detectives and a police sketch artist.
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Detectives noted marks and bruises on the female's back and arm.
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Detectives found goods valued at $750 in the vehicle, officials said.
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Infante then grieved for his son while being questioned by detectives.
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Detectives had been investigating Bruce Paddock for months before the Oct.
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Georgia detectives forwarded the message to the Taos County Sheriff's Office.
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Georgia detectives forwarded it to the Taos County Sheriff&aposs Office.
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She reported what she had found to the Colorado Springs detectives.
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I know the detectives put a lot of work into it.
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But first, detectives had to determine where the photo was taken.
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"There's not really more evidence the detectives can provide," Goldberg added.
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Detectives say Hines arrived a week ago with her two children.
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Molinari said some detectives average two to three cases a month.
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The investigation continues, with 60 detectives and experts working on it.
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The climate detectives found human fingerprints on the August 2016 floods.
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Medina called 911 after the altercation and was interviewed by detectives.
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Doctors advised detectives Carl's injuries were consistent with shaken baby syndrome.
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The daycare has been closed as detectives proceed with their investigation.
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Cameron says detectives are keeping an open mind about the cases.
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Later that afternoon, Bucks County detectives interview Dinardo's friend from Bensalem.
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Detectives have been working the case "around the clock," Guglielmi said.
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"Detectives canceled their vacations to work on this case," Love said.
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Detectives got a search warrant last week, and seized the footage.
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We're told detectives are reviewing security footage to ID the culprits.
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Detectives told the Sun Sentinel they're treating this as a homicide.
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"I think this belongs to detectives, not genealogists," says Rae-Venter.
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Detectives investigated 301 files of missing children, according to the release.
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Detectives raided the home after receiving an anonymous tip, police say.
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So the SVU detectives handle the case as sensitively as possible.
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And — oh, yeah — one of the detectives, Hoffman, is a dog.
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Detectives are investigating the case and trying to determine a motive.
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Dermot Shea, currently the NYPD's chief of detectives, will replace O'Neill.
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"Under the soil, detectives located a charred human body," Gill said.
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During an interview with detectives, Kazzee said that at 3 p.m.
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Two middle-aged men got out and said they were detectives.
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On August 20, Jurvetson's sister Anne gave detectives a possible clue.
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Police detectives don't get Wall Street pensions for a noble act.
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It has posted detectives to Abu Dhabi, Amman, London and elsewhere.
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Detectives had questioned the gunman's girlfriend and mother, the authorities said.
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"There's not really more evidence the detectives can provide," Goldberg said.
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Surely, the African-American detectives must have thoughts on this subject.
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Boutain was taken for questioning by university police detectives, Brophy said.
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The authorities had warned private detectives about acquiring confidential government documents.
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So detectives began by looking at the minutes preceding his death.
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The Lynnwood detectives, Pruitt and Parker, are Jerry Rittgarn and Sgt.
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Since those detectives spoke to the troll, Elixa's harassment stopped completely.
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Detectives believe Silsbee most recently lived in Nebraska, the FBI said.
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This morning, Keyser called detectives and led them to the body.
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The case remains under investigation, Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said.
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"Detectives from the Homicide and Major Crime Command [continue to] investigate."
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WINNERS Sexual intercourse detectives Are Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue banging?
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Detectives speculate Tobin could be responsible for a further nine murders.
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Rogers' SUV also was impounded and detectives are searching for evidence.
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Detectives are still working to determine the source of the contamination.
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Detectives found no fingerprints at the scene and located no witnesses.
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When detectives searched Mr. Reed's room, they seized a dozen firearms.
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Sixty detectives were assigned to the case, and conspiracy theories abounded.
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The officer notified her superiors, who sent detectives to the restaurant.
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Chief Dugan said two dozen detectives were assigned to the case.
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"We did our epidemiological investigations like police detectives," Dr. Ki said.
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Two detectives came to his house and questioned him, he said.
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Mr. Jackson spent about two hours talking to detectives, prosecutors said.
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"My brother didn't coddle Lyle and Erik," Aunt Marta tells detectives.
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Even detectives admit that he is far from an ordinary criminal.
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"Detectives believe and make judgments upon what they see," Price said.
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Later, the detectives investigating his murder found PCP in his room.
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He said boroughwide investigative units, like homicide squads, supported precinct detectives.
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After 18 months, they become eligible to be promoted to detectives.
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The detectives plan to sue the department in the coming days.
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Devane also said detectives had not interviewed people who knew Teixeira.
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She told detectives she was attracted to Riley and was bisexual.
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Detectives had the gunman's nickname, a play on his light complexion.
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It could be they're on patrol, it could be they're detectives.
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"I begged you to get him help," she told the detectives.
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That pressure also led some detectives to cut corners, he said.
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While H1 searched by air, BCSO Detectives were searching by ground.
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Ten days ago, Lieutenant Russo remembered that episode and told detectives.
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So does one of the lead homicide detectives on the case.
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Detectives met with the woman and took her statement, Guglielmi said.
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But he was blunt about his prejudices when questioned by detectives.
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Earlier, LAPD denied claims that its detectives were investigating the allegations.
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SOURCE: This is the email sent to Pgh detectives this morning.
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It said detectives were looking for Michael Mosley, 23, for questioning.
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We're told detectives met with Lee for more than 2 hours.
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She knew that undercover detectives covered every one of her speeches.
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Separately, Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea has discussed an "investigative game plan" with Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance and detectives will contact the women behind the "very serious allegations," NYPD Commissioner James P. O'Neill told reporters.
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Bugliosi said the groups had a bitter rivalry, the Tate detectives being the "old guard" who were around before formal police training was required, and the LaBianca detectives "young upstarts" who were more savvy and educated.
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In a phone interview, he told me that, in addition to the feds, two homicide detectives are working full time on the case, and as many as a dozen other detectives are also in the loop.
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After The New Yorker's investigation was published, detectives searched for any report by Ms. Evans from the time but found none, according to Robert K. Boyce, the chief of detectives for the New York Police Department.
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The call came to detectives' attention during a "deep dive" for additional clues, the Police Department's chief of detectives, Robert K. Boyce, said at a briefing at the 106th Precinct station house in Ozone Park, Queens.
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After the detectives were arraigned in that case, James M. Moschella, a lawyer for the Detectives Endowment Association, said that they were "going to fight the charges" and that "ultimately, we expect them to be vindicated."
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Detectives are focusing on whether members a Vietnamese gang aided the breakout.
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"Psychotic Disorder," detectives wrote in their initial investigative report about the Jan.
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She laid everything out for the detectives and gave a full confession.
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Detectives suspected a doctor or medical student could have done this work.
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The couple allegedly admitted the violence to detectives, said Oxnard Police Sgt.
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But as detectives began collecting evidence, his account began to fall apart.
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Police said a witness provided detectives with a sketch of the suspect.
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A month later, Waco police detectives charged Anderson with felony sexual assault.
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Detectives are in the beginning stages of information gathering for the incident.
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But, it's not that these two detectives don't care about saving lives.
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Holmdel police and detectives with the prosecutor's office arrived on the scene.
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The shooting remains an ongoing investigation by Area Central detectives, she says.
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Detectives detained the two juveniles for question, according to the press release.
|
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A witness allegedly told detectives he saw both men together on Aug.
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Detectives believe he may be heading to either Winston-Salem or Yadkinville.
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" Spokesman Anthony Guglielmi added that detectives have "additional investigative work to complete.
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I'm proud of our detectives for their diligent work in this case.
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Desiree Figueroa told detectives she helped her mother strangle her, police said.
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Detectives identified Ramos' friends as Dylan Ceglarek and Brian Porras, both 17.
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The detectives assigned to Biggie's homicide case were not available for interviews.
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Detectives will begin by re-interviewing people they can find, Sylvis said.
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None of that seemed to sway the detectives assigned to her case.
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The details written in the email differ from those she told detectives.
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Sheriff's detectives spoke to the boy at his high school last month.
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They pore over press accounts and legal documents like pop culture detectives.
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On Monday, he led detectives to remains in neighboring Burke County, Georgia.
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Detectives also accused her of lying under oath, according to NBC News.
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Detectives also contacted them, and gathered evidence supporting the allegations, Phillips said.
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Gore said the suspect was being interviewed by detectives and the FBI.
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The teen was taken to the police headquarters and interviewed by detectives.
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Detectives did not interview Hernandez during their initial investigation into Patz's disappearance.
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Detectives obtained DNA standards with their consent from members of McFadden's family.
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Press Briefing: Jussie Smollet is under arrest and in custody of detectives.
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Back with their old squads, the detectives found themselves out of favor.
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Detectives tracked down Dakota Thornton, who was sitting in an adjacent apartment.
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Mystic Detectives surveys the influences and echoes of Surrealism in contemporary art.
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Detectives will continue to investigate what may have triggered Rizk's deadly actions.
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Secretary Lawson's office, state police placed six detectives on the case, interrogated
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Police detectives looking for Farook saw the couple at 2:52 p.m.
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Detectives have said from the outset that Vetrano was victimized at random.
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Detectives had identified him early on as a possible suspect, PEOPLE learns.
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"Detectives have a number of theories they are working with," he said.
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Detectives claim that the fire broke out at just before 5 a.m.
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NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said it was a "heartbreaking" case.
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Detectives have recovered a knife they say was used in both crimes.
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About the clues and facts that will lead detectives to my killer.
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Manchester Police detectives are now investigating the case as a possible overdose.
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The statement alleges Kansas City police detectives connected Scott to the Aug.
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The case was under investigation by Barnstable Police and State Police detectives.
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Detectives searched the scene for Hawkins but were unable to locate him.
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Gacy later invited two of the detectives keeping watch into his home.
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Homicide detectives traveled from Athens to the island to head the investigation.
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Nailah led the detectives into Jahi's room and showed them her ventilator.
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Occasionally, detectives would promise to help the arrestees with their immigration status.
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He will be replaced by Dermot Shea, the current chief of detectives.
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Succeeding him will be Dermot F. Shea, the current chief of detectives.
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Detectives will look into whether the two are linked, the police said.
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Detectives collected ballistic evidence, but never matched the casings to another crime.
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The three detectives charged in the shooting were acquitted on all counts.
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The man was able to provide detectives with a sketch of Jean.
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Raissi testified that detectives told Justin of the charges he was facing.
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Detectives ask that any additional alleged victims of Paddock's contact the LAPD.
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They'll see how cellphones have changed the way detectives do their work.
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He's infuriated by the detectives who won't tell him everything they know.
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Be warned: Armchair detectives may find themselves throwing things at the screen.
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The series is set among L.A.P.D. officers — beat cops, detectives, rookies, veterans.
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Not all detectives have to be brooding, whiskey-swilling clouds of gloom.
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"I've got the detectives fact checking everything he's given us," Cox said.
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Detectives also found the home's back door had a burglar bar attached.
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Daniel Spaulding said detectives are following up and the investigation is ongoing.
|
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State Police Detectives and Crime Scene Service Troopers have investigated the scene.
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Facebook's DNA Detectives is part of the same trend that spawned Ancestry.
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On Friday, police said detectives wanted to speak to the two women.
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Detectives searching his phone found multiple images of child pornography, Sidley said.
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But then detectives discovered that Mr. McNair had a twin brother, Dwight.
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They include 781 detectives, 753 sergeants and 200 lieutenants, department officials said.
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Gardner talked to homicide detectives about how they'd approach such a case.
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Detectives also found evidence that someone had attempted to clean the scene.
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Swayed by reports from private detectives, family servants and Gloria herself, Mrs.
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Three detectives were tried on charges that included manslaughter and reckless endangerment.
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Like a lot of movie detectives, she takes a pummeling while investigating.
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The chief of detectives announced the change in leadership on Friday afternoon.
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That's when two undercover detectives and an undercover officer approached the stage.
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Detectives were looking for video or other evidence related to the shooting.
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They are training school nurses to become "disease detectives," de Blasio said.
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"It's definitely an aid to the police and detectives," Mr. Ambrose said.
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Detectives believe that Mr. Orbeso shot Ms. Nguyen, then immediately shot himself.
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Wilson was found at the bottom of a staircase, according to detectives.
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The shooter is not in custody, and detectives are investigating the case.
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It's not for the lack of effort on detectives' and supervisors' part.
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Detectives who found it cordoned off the area with crime scene tape.
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PRESERVATION DETECTIVES: 'PRESIDENTS DON'T HAVE TO EAT VEGETABLES' (Tuesday) Indeed they don't.
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And it was DNA that led detectives to Mr. DeAngelo last week.
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The detectives came back in for me to sign their police report.
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In reality, there have been reports that demonstrate the detectives' thought process.
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Daniel Craig, Lakeith Stanfield, and Noah Segan play detectives in Knives Out.
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For weeks, detectives were unable to locate the second 14-year-old.
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It often ambushes its victims, like the sudden appearance of plainclothes detectives.
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The detectives suddenly relaxed and got friendlier, Walker said in his affidavit.
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Detectives are hoping forensic and DNA evidence will help solve the case.
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He also formerly served as the chief of detectives of Brooklyn North.
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By midmorning, both had provided accounts to detectives at the police station.
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And often, the detectives' blind spots are informed by casual social prejudices.
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Like many post-Philip Marlowe detectives, French's protagonists tend to be loners.
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That same work is now being used to help detectives solve crimes.
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Now, Marquez had gotten word that detectives wanted to talk to him.
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Sometimes, instead of faking warrants, detectives faked their way to real warrants.
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When detectives arrived at the address, they found the preserved fetal remains.
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Detectives identified Jones' husband, Michael Wayne Jones Jr., 38, as a suspect.
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Wegener told reporters that detectives were with the shooter's mother and girlfriend.
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Detectives fanned out along nearby streets searching for witnesses and security cameras.
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We would ask the public for patience as detectives complete the investigation.
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We're told detectives are now investigating, and they have seen this video.
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We're told the alleged victim refused to be interviewed by NYPD detectives.
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In the probable cause declaration, police say Breck was interviewed by Clark County detectives and that he told them he wanted a lawyer before telling the detectives that he had a feud with Tunstall, who he admitted shooting.
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Nice young women like Claudia Muller are rarely bumped off in nice country mysteries with nice local detectives, especially not detectives who take their horses and their truffle hounds into the woods for the sheer joy of it.
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Actually it was detectives who invited Afshar to take a polygraph, during their visit to his office, and Afshar declined, saying—according to detectives' notes—that such exams were "unreliable," and he felt "too anxious" for an accurate result.
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The department said that in Intelligence, 15.9 percent of police officers and 16.3 percent of detectives are black, slightly more than the 15.6 percent of police officers and 15.8 percent of detectives who are black in the whole department.
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Presented with The Times's analysis of confidential staffing data, the department's chief of detectives, Robert K. Boyce, vowed to send more detectives to the 40th Precinct and said the department would reassess its deployment more broadly in troubled precincts.
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Detectives believe the two brothers allegedly fled to Mexico after the alleged murders.
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The man looked away when the woman looked at him, she told detectives.
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Before he was arrested, detectives searched Wolfe's home in Gaston for several days.
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The case had gone on so long detectives who followed it had retired.
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Detectives arranged to meet her there to collect toys for applications she submitted.
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Houston police detectives along with search and rescue teams immediately headed to Arkansas.
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But detectives have collected evidence that contradict his account, according to court documents.
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But as detectives began collecting evidence, the man's account began to fall apart.
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Homicide squad detectives have charged Campbell with two counts of second-degree murder.
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PEOPLE learns that detectives continue to handle the investigation as a homicide case.
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Fort Worth detectives have interviewed several of Craig's co-workers since the Dec.
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Two detectives told the court they minimized the video screen during legitimate massages.
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If you spend enough time online, you'll see Blue Detectives springing up everywhere.
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Detectives allege Wright's luggage included $2,000 in cash, baby clothes, and a bottle.
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"Detectives and a prosecutor went to Feofania," Kholodnytsky said on television channel 112.
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Detectives were called out and processed the scene for evidence, the statement says.
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Judge Marx said the search warrant did not include minimization instructions for detectives.
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He also allegedly described several images that detectives later found on his computer.
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Detectives say the baby's skull was visible through a wound on the forehead.
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The police union that represents him, the Detectives' Endowment Association, declined to comment.
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Make-A-Wish told detectives it spent $11,265 on the bat princess event.
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DNA from a rape kit matched narcotics detectives Eddie Martins and Richard Hall.
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Taylor reached the street and was shot again by her mother, detectives said.
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He was genuinely amazed when detectives arrested him in New York in 1903.
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Detectives haven't had a change to interview her because of her medical condition.
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Shayna Kendall, Lenny Soto, Kris Cuddy and Joe Landisio, the current S.V.U. detectives.
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Detectives did not interview Hernandez during their initial investigation into Etan's disappearance. 2.
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Current and retired detectives from around the country showed videos of Martinez confessing.
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Detectives tailed Dripps and picked up a cigarette butt thrown from his vehicle.
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Detectives worked the "horrific" scene of the shooting for 18 hours, Meeks said.
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Detectives found a loaded 9mm handgun inside Smith's Mercedes SUV on Tuesday morning.
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Homicide detectives are typically assigned between three and eight new murders per year.
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Baltimore actually puts more detectives on nonfatal shootings than many other big cities.
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But detectives secured a search warrant for Erick's home, seizing the suspect's tablet.
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Davies was arrested on June 6 after detectives obtained a felony arrest warrant.
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But what kind of investigation detectives could launch now is an open question.
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The detectives' theories don't make much sense when lined up against the evidence.
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Detectives are tracking down every lead they have received about the missing children.
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Detectives are still investigating the shooting and have not released the suspect's name.
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He had to persuade the in-house detectives that his work was legitimate.
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Detectives are still seeking tips about Talbott&aposs activities in 1987 and 1988.
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Homicide detectives worked through the night to determine the cause of the blaze.
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On Wednesday, prosecutors played a tape of detectives questioning Nolen after the incident.
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Detectives are focusing on whether members of a Vietnamese gang aided the breakout.
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He told detectives that he had nothing to do with De Pinto's death.
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Detectives and sergeants have been known to earn more than $200,000 a year.
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After confessing his crimes to his father, he repeated his confession to detectives.
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Detectives say they may be headed for Minnesota, traveling in a white SUV.
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Shabani is described by detectives as white with blonde hair and blue eyes.
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Fulcher still believes, as other detectives do, that Halliwell may have killed again.
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ACROSS THE NATION Two NJ detectives wounded in &aposambush&apos attack, police say.
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The pair of us are like world-weary detectives on an ITV drama.
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Concealing your number when making calls isn't useful only for detectives or pranksters.
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But in that case, detectives used publicly shared raw genetic data on GEDmatch.
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Detectives Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson are finally enjoying some well-deserved vacation!
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Detectives have not commented on what allegedly prompted Richie to discipline her child.
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While there, he told detectives he heard a noise coming from the closet.
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A police source tells PEOPLE detectives discovered the remains at around 3 a.m.
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Detectives tell PEOPLE they believe Morris killed Torres before shooting himself to death.
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Detectives showed her a picture of the body they found in the park.
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NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said the father then fled to Thailand.
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Detectives believe the victim is the suspect's wife, 31-year-old Tiana Alfred.
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Detectives began eavesdropping on the couple roughly three weeks after Sabrina went missing.
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I had no reason to doubt the police, the detectives, the district attorney.
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We're told cops don't have any suspects ... but detectives are on the hunt.
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The next morning, Keyser called detectives and led them to St. John's body.
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The incident, she told detectives, left her "creeped" out, according to the documents.
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Detectives are attempting to confirm this claim with medical officials, a source said.
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"Most private detectives in China are in the mistress business," he tells me.
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Detectives confirmed the findings were human skeletal remains after responding to the area.
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Detectives working the Burbank mosque case had identified their caller as Michael Slawson.
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Once Robinson was in handcuffs, detectives noticed Robinson was not breathing, he said.
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Their teams need to be as much detectives as they do health workers.
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The Arnold family instead hired private Pinkerton detectives to find their missing daughter.
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In 1895, Police Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt personally promoted him to sergeant of detectives.
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The detectives' job is to look at what happened and figure it out.
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The detectives gave her coffee, food, soda, and cigarettes, but she wouldn't talk.
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Detectives believe he had recently tried to buy a big cache of guns.
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Detectives are in the process of analyzing the information contained in the journal.
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Hall said that federal authorities are now helping local detectives investigate the murders.
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The friend had not heard from her in some time, according to detectives.
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Mr. Juárez told detectives he had helped his sister dispose of the body.
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During the investigation, detectives found "probable cause" to charge him, the statement read.
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Detectives mistook this as a therapeutic technique—"time crunching," like visualization or hypnosis.
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Detectives are attempting to confirm this claim with medical officials, a source says.
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"Detectives obtained a homicide warrant for Matthew's arrest last week," the statement continues.
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Who are the most innately curious members of our society if not detectives?
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You wondered about all the handsome young detectives suddenly assigned to the case.
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Once inside the home, detectives confiscated methamphetamine, LSD-laced candies, and fentanyl powders.
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Few witnesses have emerged, frustrating overworked detectives, and her killer eluded the police.
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By September, most of the squad's detectives were handling more than 25 cases.
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Patterson later told detectives he believed "he had gotten away" with his crimes.
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In addition to having more prestige, the highest-ranked detectives earn significantly more.
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He was not cooperating with detectives, the British police counter-terrorism chief said.
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He also said the detectives who interviewed him seemed confused about his identity.
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Unbeknown to the lawyer, Anne Marie Gennusa, detectives were secretly monitoring the conversation.
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Coming into the room, in that moment, you would swear we were detectives.
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The detectives tried to pull around him, but the man blocked them again.
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The investigation department recommended doubling the number of seasoned detectives to roughly 145.
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Rape charges against the detectives, who voluntarily left the force, were later dismissed.
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"Our detectives interviewed him and ruled him out as a suspect," said Sgt.
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Detectives have only nicknames and physical descriptions for those individuals, the official said.
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He was carrying a gun, possibly because of the warning from the detectives.
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The youth "surrendered peacefully, although he refused to speak with detectives," Fields said.
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Campbell said some of the people who overdosed gave detectives names to investigate.
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But it wasn't just the battered dogs that detectives said confirmed their suspicions.
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The detectives in the Golden State Killer case uploaded the suspect's DNA sample.
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It's unclear who told detectives that a woman was killed at the residence.
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Two Los Angeles Police plainclothes detectives, a man and a woman, showed up.
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The detectives downtown will make him understand that he can't do that again.
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In 2015, detectives from Montgomery County flew to Toronto to interview her again.
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Detectives ultimately determined the blood belonged to Ms. Dulos, according to arrest warrants.
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The crisis has turned families into search parties and parents into private detectives.
|
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Toni Collette and Merritt Wever star as detectives Grace Rasmussen and Karen Duvall.
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The valet filed a police report for assault and Detroit detectives are investigating.
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Police records indicate the two detectives who interviewed him were Nieves and Gannon.
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Just because these detectives are crooks doesn't mean they can't police their turf.
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There are excellent detectives, and some have raised their own voices in concern.
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It also said it had asked detectives to further investigate some of them.
|
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It was the kind of question that inspired the detectives among our readers.
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Detectives recovered Simpson's glasses, which were knocked off during the fight, Paul said.
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In the present timeline, Lucy sits in an interrogation room with Tokyo detectives.
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Two days later, detectives learned the girl had died, the sheriff's office said.
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On Thursday, detectives revealed that Flach is a friend of the girl's boyfriend.
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Detectives "received information" that Clark threatened Alleyne and then himself, the statement says.
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She told detectives she left the party when the two students showed up.
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Detectives could get an arrest warrant on the basis of the unissued ticket.
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Police officials said that the detectives had both been suspended by the department.
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Lawyers for both detectives did not respond to messages seeking comment on Tuesday.
|
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The police said he was "traumatized" and initially had trouble communicating with detectives.
|
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Beau, investigators allege, led them to Jennifer's body after eventually cooperating with detectives.
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He leaves a body for the detectives every night at precisely 11 p.m.
|
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"It was a botched plastic surgery," Robert Boyce, the chief of detectives, said.
|
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They also said that some detectives were insensitive, dismissive and incredulous toward victims.
|
|
She contacted Niagara police, detectives interviewed Latulip, and the pieces started coming together.
|
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He is the author of The Pioneer Detectives, a book about space exploration.
|
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In the end, the number of detectives on the case dropped to 10.
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The officers on trial, Detectives Marcus Taylor and Daniel Hersl, were members of the Gun Trace Task Force, a seven-member group of plainclothes detectives whose hard-charging tactics led to hundreds of arrests and the recovery of illegal guns.
|
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He is said to have hired private detectives to raid his own house in the middle of the night hoping to catch her in an indiscretion; she was alone, thought the detectives were intruders and shot one of them, injuring him.
|
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Her brother and husband lied to detectives, affidavit says After Joshua's grandmother told police she hadn't heard from him, detectives went to Vallow's apartment on November 26 and spoke with her brother and Daybell outside the building, according to the affidavit.
|
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Detectives recovered a knife and utility blades with blood on them, the affidavit shows.
|
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But keeping it that way is an ever bigger task for the health detectives.
|
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She allegedly told detectives she was unaware her son was injured, the report said.
|
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"I've worked here in the front office for many years," the clerk told detectives.
|
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He confirmed that detectives were searching a pig farm in Guernsey on Thursday morning.
|
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Henkel said she is currently cooperating with detectives and has admitted to the killings.
|
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This triggered the arrival of Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department detectives Miller and Gayman.
|
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Houston police detectives along with a search and rescue teams immediately headed to Arkansas.
|
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Detectives also recovered guns, more than $10,000, and 19 grams of cocaine, police said.
|
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The professor was the first of the group to talk to detectives, he wrote.
|
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Their room had been locked from the inside, leaving many detectives scratching their heads.
|
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Kohlhepp told detectives details that only the killer would have known, authorities have said.
|
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Detectives now believe they may have identified a second alleged victim of the suspect.
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Detectives had them under surveillance and arrested them at the scene, the release said.
|
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Detectives learned he was a bus driver for the Salinas Union High School District.
|
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Amateur detectives followed mysteries long before there was Reddit (sometimes they even met IRL!).
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Detectives believe they have found her but are awaiting the results of an autopsy.
|
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A woman told detectives she was dropped off at home about 12:35 a.
|
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In December, detectives began investigating a tip about Bell's behavior with a track student.
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Detectives confirm he also posted a self-shot image of his blood-splattered face.
|
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Vicente said the detectives wanted him to say those three men were the killers.
|
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He said the detectives tweaked the story a few times, but he still refused.
|
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With no fresh leads, their cases had fallen to the bottom of detectives' workloads.
|
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The show will present exclusive crime scene photos and new information from lead detectives.
|
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When Lange was stopped, detectives allegedly found a bag of heroin on his lap.
|
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"We have an open criminal investigation handled by our violent crimes detectives," Michaud said.
|
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According to a representative from London's Metropolitan Police Service, detectives are investigating the incident.
|
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As of Thursday night, no one was in custody, and detectives were investigating. Sgt.
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Detectives found a loaded 9 mm pistol inside Smith's Mercedes SUV on Tuesday morning.
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"Our detectives reported no signs of foul play throughout the whole investigation," Stephens said.
|
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Detectives found video showing the shooting, leading prosecutors to rule it a justifiable homicide.
|
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His great-nephew, detectives found, lived just a couple of blocks from the church.
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Detectives follow up with a witness to identify the car used in the robbery.
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Angela Brown, a longtime Baltimorean, said it's no wonder witnesses don't talk to detectives.
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Former NYPD detectives Eddie Martins (center) and Richard Hall (right) leaving court in January.
|
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Yet, as days passed and the case transferred to several detectives, Morris's story shifted.
|
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Two days later, detectives with the San Jose Police Department launched a criminal investigation.
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Maysonet stopped paying the detectives after a bitter dispute, Maysonet's attorney told the court.
|
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Investigators and detectives are continuing to work on leads and evidence in the disappearance.
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Our sources say detectives did not come across any illegal narcotics in the home.
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It was at this point that detectives noted his nerves, according to the Register.
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It is unclear whether detectives have yet interviewed the woman who sold the freezer.
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During an interview with detectives, he made statements about "Islamic extremists," the affidavit said.
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Undercover detectives routinely infiltrated political organizations and followed outspoken activists they deemed potentially subversive.
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To the detectives, he was a cunning fiend capable of "unleashing chaos and horror".
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Homicide detectives began conducting an investigation at the scene on Friday, the department said.
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Anyone with info is asked to call our detectives at the numbers listed. pic.twitter.
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Detectives believe Roman next doused the home's interior with gasoline and set the fire.
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"By the perseverance of the detectives, we were able to provide closure," McDonnell said.
|
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"Detectives located the same 'two-prong' marks on five additional children," the statement reads.
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Soon after finding Betton's lifeless body, detectives tried calling Bufford's cell phone, Costantino says.
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The audience is meant to cheer as cops or detectives uncover iniquity and immorality.
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Homicide detectives are handling the investigation, but have revealed few details about the slayings.
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"The detectives told me he was very remorseful about the whole thing," says Farrell.
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He allegedly told detectives he dismembered his mother in the bathtub with a handsaw.
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The detectives were NYC-based, not L.A. based like the reboot's pair will be.
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And with just nine homicide detectives on the Charlotte police force, officers were overwhelmed.
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The Chihuahua state government has set up a task force of detectives and prosecutors.
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He allegedly told detectives he shot Ryan and Caleb Smith with a hunting rifle.
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He said, at one point, the department had 12 detectives scouring for surveillance videos.
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French writes crime novels centered on a group of detectives on Dublin's murder squad.
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Detectives noted marks and bruises on the back of one victim, the affiliate said.
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Detectives allege that Shelton shot 30 rounds from his rifle directly at the fence.
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The Snohomish and Skagit detectives, having seen the Golden State Killer news, promptly agreed.
|
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The criminal investigation is later reopened and detectives visit Toronto to interview Ms. Constand.
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While the investigation is not officially closed, we're told detectives are not actively investigating.
|
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She told detectives the sexual assault began the night before around 9:15 p.m.
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The two female detectives, played by Stephanie Beatriz and Melissa Fumero, are both Latina.
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Latulip's case was then referred to the Niagara Police Department where detectives interviewed him.
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Detectives said that he used the cameras to record the children in their home.
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Ailes reportedly hired consultants, political operatives and private detectives using the money in question.
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The three teenagers told detectives McIver had allegedly fired several shots into their car.
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Detectives reportedly believe the stolen brain was originally used as a classroom anatomy aid.
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"Our detectives did not see burns like that on the victim's body," he said.
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Detectives have not yet been able to interview Gilt because of her medical condition.
|
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London's Met police told Motherboard that detectives are continuing their investigation into the burglary.
|
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Gulluni also deflected questions about whether detectives believe Weldon could be a serial killer.
|
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His full time job is making foolish detectives drop their mugs in slow-motion.
|
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"I hear it every day, when Bella was talking to me," Watts told detectives.
|
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He said that at one point the department had 12 detectives scouring surveillance videos.
|
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Chief of Detectives Eugene Roy said police are treating the case as a homicide.
|
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Detectives are searching for Micheli, who has been known to travel outside of Tennessee.
|
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Meanwhile on the floor above, the detectives are discussing an actual case of murder.
|
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"We stand behind the principled work our detectives did on this investigation," he said.
|
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Detectives also stated Monday that Dalton admitted to "taking people's lives," Michigan's MLive reports.
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Like I was a serial killer on the run, and my parents the detectives?
|
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Detectives from the NYPD's intelligence division and Secret Service agents are investigating the situation.
|
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When he was stopped, detectives allegedly found a bag of heroin on his lap.
|
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However, detectives found no hard evidence at the time connecting Heinrich with Jacob's case.
|
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Eugene Pittman was arrested Monday following an investigation by Cumberland County detectives, reports ABC11.
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"She asked to see some I.D.," Robert K. Boyce, the chief of detectives, said.
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A discarded DNA sample from DeAngelo's home matched evidence in the investigation, detectives said.
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But the detectives did not confront him with the recording, as they had Feigin.
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The four detectives involved are white, said Lopinto, who declined to release their names.
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Tuesday after Spade was found by her housekeeper, Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said.
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Jurors heard tales of detectives selling recovered drugs and guns back onto city streets.
|
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The detectives and prosecutors who emerge as significant supporting characters are given scant descriptions.
|
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Media reports anout the Empire incident being a hoax are unconfirmed by case detectives.
|
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Since then, Los Angeles Police Department detectives have been trying to solve her murder.
|
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Daniels allegedly made her way toward two detectives, leaned over and grabbed their faces.
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If the detectives here are not always the most savory characters, they are diligent.
|
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Both detectives pleaded not guilty to all counts, according to the district attorney's office.
|
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First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives make an average of $110,470 a year
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If you're going on a road trip, pack "The Savage Detectives" by Roberto Bolaño
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Detectives from each side team up for what turns into a sprawling, challenging investigation.
|
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Negrete, during an interview with detectives, admitted kissing the teen, according to the affidavit.
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Resistance to his instruction that detectives should record interrogations in murder investigations annoyed him.
|
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Detectives said they believe Ackerman has been engaged in criminal activity for several years.
|
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Detectives matched a discarded DNA sample from his home to evidence from the investigation.
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Detectives tell PEOPLE Cruz and Ramos allegedly confessed taking part in the six slayings.
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Shelby was interviewed by homicide detectives for 90 minutes on Monday morning, Wood said.
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Detectives say there are numerous similarities between the Dallas and Louisiana crimes, Castro said.
|
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Michael J. Palladino, the president of the Detectives' Endowment Association, said he was disappointed.
|
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Family and friends told detectives that the Harts traveled together and were rarely apart.
|
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Her brother, however, provided detectives with key details about Rice's final moments on earth.
|
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Facing an uphill fight, the deepfake detectives have approached the problem from numerous angles.
|
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On December 21.5th, detectives phoned Tomic and the call was sent to voice mail.
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Anyone with information is asked to call Area Central Detectives at 312-747-8382.
|
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NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea will replace O'Neill, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
|
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After they finished their questions, detectives left Mr. Aiello alone in the interview room.
|
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Why was it even a priority to send four detectives to a strip club?
|
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This is not the only example of amateur detectives unearthing prognostications of this pandemic.
|
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They continued to use their cellphones after the burglary, helping detectives to trace them.
|
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Anti-crime officers and gang squad detectives wear street clothes, but are not undercover.
|
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"It is still an active investigation by our Homicide Detectives," Portland Police Bureau Sgt.
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"They mentioned laxatives," she added, referring to the two detectives who had questioned her.
|
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The woman said that the former detectives pulled her over at about 8 p.m.
|
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Detectives and prosecutors also sought to interview her as soon as she became conscious.
|
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At an American facility in San Salvador, detectives are learning how to investigate crimes.
|
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It is true that detectives struggle to find teenagers willing to act as fillers.
|
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Nonetheless, Chief Shea emphasized that detectives were still working to determine a clear motive.
|
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He is now suing the detectives who investigated his case for millions of dollars.
|
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He was taken to the hospital, then stopped cooperating with detectives, the police said.
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Eventually, after obtaining a discarded DNA sample and confirming a match, detectives arrested him.
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The man stepped in front of the detectives' car to photograph the license plate.
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Journey's death began a yearlong investigation, and detectives eventually obtained a warrant against Light.
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The characters are unforgettable, from fish dealers to explorers to ichthyologists to pet detectives.
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SAPNA You know "Sirens" is for millennials because it's about mermaids, not grizzled detectives.
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Consulting detectives like Holmes are the heroic role models of a long-ago age.
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As the afternoon hours wore on, Sergeant LoPuzzo and his detectives started getting breaks.
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As detectives know all too well, witnesses can recall the same event very differently.
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Detectives determined Torres died after being zipped inside a suitcase and left for hours.
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Detectives found her headphones on the ground and her hair tie 10 feet away.
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"Detectives are responding to interview victims/witnesses, and the investigation is active," it added.
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Mr. Whilby told detectives he consumed six to eight vodka tonics during the night.
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Detectives say Amie had recently expressed concerns about her ex-boyfriend causing her harm.
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In HBO's Watchmen, the masked crime fighters aren't vigilantes with superpowers, they're grizzled detectives.
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Now, family and friends are grieving the loss as detectives investigate the situation further.
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Walker said that one of the two detectives who interviewed him got violent then.
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Cops say they used Internet advertisements to arrange meetings between the detectives and suspects.
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Daniel Craig and Lakeith Stanfield play a pair of detectives looking into Thrombey's murder.
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" Faith was not arrested at the time, police said, "as detectives pursue appropriate charges.
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Quieter precincts can give detectives a month with little distraction to investigate a murder.
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He met with Lartigue and his detectives to explain that the holds were unconstitutional.
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His account largely lined up with what Tieberrious had told detectives the previous month.
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Our officers and detectives understand the impact this incident has on our entire city.
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Then the detectives met with Murray in her dorm and showed her the spread.
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After the March shooting, detectives uncovered an arsenal of illegal weapons, Ms. O'Shaughnessy said.
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But on Monday, not one officer appeared in court with Detectives Martins and Hall.
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But within 80 minutes of the crime, detectives began showing Mr. Ahmad mug shots.
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Detectives, who investigate crimes and are not typically involved in street policing, wear suits.
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Just last week, the local FOX affiliate shared a viral Facebook video with detectives.
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Plaintiffs include the Detectives Endowment Association of the City of New York, which represents 17,500 active and retired detectives, and the New York Hotel Trades Council & Hotel Association of New York City Inc Health Benefits Fund, which serves active and retired hotel workers.
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But detectives were immediately suspicious of the story, which they say crumbled under further scrutiny.
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"The investigation has led detectives to believe this incident was a murder-suicide," it added.
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For weeks, our detectives have been following up on leads and our investigation is ongoing.
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Detectives later recovered clothing and household goods from trash receptacles with Dulos' blood on it.
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Idris Elba's latest acting endeavor has nothing to do with detectives or high-risk crimes.
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During questioning, Tessier told detectives that he was engaged to another woman, according to police.
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He's not there, so the detectives peek around his home (it's unlocked) and surrounding property.
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Tony Reed had already turned himself in and led detectives to the couple&aposs gravesite.
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But Hansen and Winberg were former homicide detectives, well versed in the art of interrogation.
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The Detectives Endowment Association, of which I am a member, treats its people like family.
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Detectives are trying to trace the IP addresses of the people behind the Twitter accounts.
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Anyone with information should contact the North Hollywood Area Burglary detectives at 818-754-8377.
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When questioned by detectives, Sumner allegedly admitted to hiding the spy camera sometime in 2018.
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The complaint states detectives with search warrants found electronic devices in Hoeltzel's Ann Arbor home.
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He said detectives were questioning his son and his family as part of the investigation.
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Detectives also found signs of decay in his car and blood evidence in his apartment.
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Detectives discovered that Riess had used the name "Stormy Liberty" to open a cellphone account.
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Early Thursday, Desiree Figueroa told detectives she helped her mother strangle Ochoa-Lopez, police said.
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"She told detectives that they became friends and eventually became sexually involved," the statement alleges.
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When the detectives came to take your police report, what did you have to do?
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Being the beauty detectives that we are, we recognized some of the products she's using.
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Alvarado was questioned by police but has "refused any further engagement with detectives," authorities said.
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Dye told detectives he had called his grandson, who admitted to taking the missing weapon.
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According to the club owner, 20 officers, including detectives, checked out the club at night.
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Dean has refused to be interviewed by detectives and declined to provide a written statement.
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Detectives also noted in the warrant that several neighbors stated hearing three gunshots, not two.
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He did not directly address questions about whether his detectives applied pressure to Robinson's neck.
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Around the time I was translating The Savage Detectives, I gave up my day job.
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The victim told the detectives she didn't know how her face became bruised and bloodied.
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PEOPLE was unable to determine what delayed the filing of criminal charges by Trenton detectives.
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I hired private detectives, because he would disappear frequently for days or weeks in NYC.
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Detectives believe that Ivanna Krekhtyak, 36, killed herself believing she had just killed her daughter.
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Police said that the initial investigation by Sheriff's Office detectives has resulted in no arrests.
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But the signature lines are empty, indicating that the detectives never showed them to Stokes.
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And if you like your detectives female and fierce, check out "Prey" on BBC America.
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They were members of the Orchestra Albany gang, the detectives said Malczyk had told them.
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On the computer of Eugene Triston, 55, detectives allegedly uncovered 593 files containing child pornography.
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New York detectives have been sent to Fairfax to look into the sisters' movements there.
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But Everett detectives wanted to find him and released a sketch in a local newspaper.
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Why had the detectives settled so quickly on such a preposterous theory of the case?
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A second person who heard the conversation also spoke to detectives and attended the meeting.
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He was spotted Thursday night by undercover detectives and pulled over by a uniformed officer.
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Detectives allege Romig's account of the events conflicted with physical evidence recovered from the scene.
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The police spokesperson said detectives have requested to review Baden's report and are awaiting documentation.
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But witnesses told detectives they saw an African-American man follow her across the street.
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Detectives on the case said the investigation was still ongoing, and declined to comment further.
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Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call detectives at 831-646-6926.
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Homicide detectives combed the neighborhood, going door to door in an attempt to find witnesses.
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Over the years it has posted detectives to Abu Dhabi, Amman, London and elsewhere abroad.
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Dermot Shea, the Chief of Detectives, has asked any other potential victims to come forward.
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That, then, might force the detectives to work harder to catch him and so on.
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Detectives claim that Tuesday's fatal shootings followed a domestic dispute between Ancrum and his girlfriend.
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Detectives later discovered bloodstained clothes at Aiello's property, and he was arrested on September 25th.
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We can confirm that today LAPD Detectives arrested Michael Avenatti on suspicion of domestic violence.
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"Investigation continues with additional arrests expected," NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot F. Shea tweeted Friday.
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Lt. Cunningham says detectives quickly ruled out a break-in in connection with Tristan's death.
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"Speak to the detectives on the case and try listening to the facts," he continued.
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He said detectives are looking into similar crimes committed in states where Govan once resided.
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"Our detectives did not see burns like that on the victim's body," he said. Capt.
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" Another friend, Lauren Gibbs, told detectives, "Um, well, at first I thought it was Jesse.
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Monday morning, Sheriff's Homicide detectives arrested Simpson at his home for Macy's murder, police say.
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She allegedly gave him the guns a month later, after he threatened her, detectives say.
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According to TMZ, detectives arrived at Lee's Los Angeles home to investigate the possible theft.
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Detectives are revisiting the scene at Paisley Park as a component of a complete investigation.
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Miller allegedly told detectives it took 10 minutes for April to die, the document states.
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Police urge anyone with information about the robbery to call detectives at 323-786-5422.
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The two detectives have both been placed on paid administrative leave while the investigation continues.
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How some of the art detectives—teenagers from different schools—were growing into their positions.
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Examining them, detectives discovered evidence that Barriss was behind a nationwide wave of bomb threats.
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Detectives investigating her homicide last August chased down hundreds of leads but got nowhere fast.
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Desiree Figueroa told detectives her mother was in the hospital for problems with her legs.
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Most detectives specialize in investigating a certain type of crime, such as homicide or fraud.
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She put this all in an email to me which I later gave to detectives.
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LAPD tells us Zach agreed to meet with detectives early this week, but never showed.
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Q13 Fox reported Monday that additional charges may be filed as detectives continue to investigate.
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Detectives arrested Gutierrez after he left a homeless shelter, officials told the Los Angeles Times.
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Anyone with information on Hill is asked to contact GCPD detectives at 770-513-5300.
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According to TMZ, detectives arrived at Lee's Los Angeles home to investigate the possible theft.
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Homicide detectives are leading the investigation, but the deaths have not been declared a homicide.
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Detectives suspect the two were abducted as they made their way to nearby Buckroe Beach.
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As we reported, he had bolted out of town after promising to meet with detectives.
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Detectives followed the family trees of close matches, seeking people who might be the killer.
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Sagarnaga tells detectives she wanted to take a nap the afternoon of June 9, 2017.
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Later, detectives checked Gose's home, and found additional chemicals and supplies associated with methamphetamine manufacturing.
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Detectives claim foul play is suspected in the disappearances of the mother and her daughter.
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Janie runs away only to be found by detectives, though we never learn her fate.
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So McMahon sat down with Delatorre and the chief of detectives to change the protocol.
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In its first decade, the detectives would make light of prison rape and vilify defendants.
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The Delaware Division of Forensic Science is assisting detectives in the investigation of the findings.
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Heinrich allegedly told detectives about a farm where he said they would find Jacob's remains.
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But Sheriff Snyder told WPTV that at one point he wrote a note to detectives.
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But he was deemed an unreliable witness, and no charges were filed against the detectives.
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He told the detectives he had done so to express his vehement opposition to Islam.
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However, you are now also responsible for diverting busy detectives from undertaking their core mission.
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Ms. Duncan spent years investigating the crime with the help of reporters, detectives and psychics.
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According to detectives, Morrisey and McNew spent hours before the killing arguing via text message.
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If you have any information please call Area Central Detectives at 312-747-8385. pic.twitter.
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The people that are actually doing the work are officers and detectives in many cases.
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Detectives trained in how trauma affects victims know that withdrawal and avoidance are common symptoms.
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Police can thank some unexpected detectives for a recent cocaine bust in Italy: feral hogs.
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Christie's detectives Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple are the most frequent heroes of these adaptations.
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Detectives are continuing to interview friends, family and associates of Rollins to obtain further information.
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Detectives were to examine surveillance video recorded inside the building, said Torrance police spokesman Sgt.
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Mr. Hernandez later confessed to detectives that he had killed Etan and dumped his body.
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One of the detectives who is questioning Fleck throughout the film is named Detective Burke.
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"The detectives here are highly committed and they are working above and beyond," Mariani said.
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In the 1970s, detectives said the Doodler might have butchered as many as 218 people.
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Patrol units, not trained narcotics detectives, appeared to be the most prolific field-test users.
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At the time, Vallejo Police Department detectives said they found no evidence of a kidnapping.
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Once again, two younger cops question a pair of aged detectives about a cold case.
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Detectives showed reporters around inside the bunker, which had electricity and a water filtration system.
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Webre said detectives have not been able to talk anyone who knows the suspect well.
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Detectives also discovered the suspect married Michael Warren, the widower of the victim, in 2002.
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Detectives from the Midtown South precinct arrested Ms. Evans on Sunday at 6:45 p.m.
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That same day the detectives met Etienne Fieri in a Steak 'n Shake parking lot.
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New York Police Department detectives and agents from Homeland Security Investigations arrested Kelly in Chicago.
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In many other cases, detectives used telephones to track down people who are unaccounted for.
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He met the three sellers in Lacey, a suburb of Olympia — and he brought detectives.
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Last night, detectives reached out to Keyser after seeing social media posts online, Sampson said.
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On Monday, Denney released a statement explaining the difficulties detectives are facing in their investigation.
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Detectives have told Ms. Soto they need more credible witnesses in order to move forward.
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It's a detective's fantasy, something very different from the fantasy detectives of Hammett and Chandler.
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Detectives on Sunday released without charge two people they had suspected of flying the drones.
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They continued to use their cellphones even after the burglary, helping detectives to trace them.
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He also acknowledged, "with great sadness," the pain his decision would cause the detectives' families.
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At DNA Detectives, members post a question or story, and people pipe up with suggestions.
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NYPD detectives and investigators from the DA's office, the Daily News reported, attended the funeral.
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We're speaking, of course, of the beautiful bond between Detectives Fin Tutuola and John Munch.
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I never went to an NME Tour, and I thought The Pigeon Detectives were shit.
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Other residents, and some retired detectives, were skeptical that raising it would make a difference.
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Despite the challenges, detectives are making progress on this weekend's wave of violence, Johnson said.
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Concern is sure to grow as health detectives begin to investigate cases around the city.
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The hospital, near Liverpool, said it was cooperating with the detectives carrying out the investigation.
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Police have a person in custody who is being interviewed by detectives, the official said.
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The detectives I spoke with impressed upon me the need to have no preconceived judgments.
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Detectives only learned of the "cheating husband" scheme from faithful spouses who were not victims.
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They included Mr. Paz, three sergeants, two detectives and two officers with the Police Department.
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"Here is the leak from detectives," wrote one aide, Robert Foley, before charges were announced.
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Since the report was issued, the Police Department has steadily added detectives to the division.
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The man was captured by Detectives Nelson and Horn after a chase of several blocks.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office declined to comment on whether the detectives had been charged.
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The detectives were taken to Cooper University Hospital, where they were being treated late Tuesday.
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He said detectives took him to a station house where he was questioned and beaten.
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Woods, 69, alleges her conviction was based on a confession that was fabricated by detectives.
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A child abuse unit and homicide detectives are taking part in the probe, police said.
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"We are confident the work of our detectives prevented an imminent crisis," the police said.
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The report includes memos from Mr. Osgood pleading with senior police officials for more detectives.
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"Detectives observed videos of what appeared to be the family torturing (James)," the complaint said.
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Officials also added more detectives, expanded trauma-sensitive training and made public overtures to victims.
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Some belong to serial killers who have evaded detectives for decades; others to murder victims.
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That's what's called a "super spreader," and disease detectives are hot on that patient's trail.
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But the mistrust lingers, and crime witnesses and victims often refuse to cooperate with detectives.
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Detectives later recovered clothing and household goods from trash receptacles with her blood on it.
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Murder in the 4-0 Maribel Cavero's death in the South Bronx initially puzzled detectives.
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The police posted a routine $2,103 reward, and a few people contacted detectives with tips.
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Here, his dialecticians are Terry (Alexander Skarsgard) and Bob (Michael Peña), light-fingered Albuquerque detectives.
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"What the hell am I doing here?" he asked detectives Brian Meeker and Mike Montonye.
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Prosecutors said the detectives had made the false claims to prosecutors and in official paperwork.
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When detectives from the New York Police Department's intelligence bureau arrested Jose Pimentel on Nov.
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Detectives have linked them to a string of burglaries in Baltimore County, the police said.
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Two detectives are questioning him about the fatal stabbing of Tessa Majors in Morningside Park.
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When detectives saw the video, they said this is the break they needed, Drayton said.
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Detectives seized stained washcloths, hand towels, toilet paper and a T-shirt from Morales's home.
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These detectives did what they were trained to do: preserve the peace, defuse the situation.
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On May 9, detectives say, Russell drove LaPointe to a doctor's appointment about 1 p.m.
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For nearly 40 years, the murder of a college student, Helene Pruszynski, stumped Colorado detectives.
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Detectives first spoke with Mr. Dulos the day after his estranged wife was reported missing.
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The detectives hunt for a serial killer while Mickey intensifies the search for her sister.
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The police recognized the pattern from the previous man's claims, and detectives launched an investigation.
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Detectives recovered clothing and household goods from trash receptacles with Jennifer Dulos' blood on them.
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During a press conference announcing the arrests, officers and detectives wore purple ties and ribbons.
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Mr. Whilby told detectives that he consumed six to eight vodka tonics during the night.
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Detectives from the Cold Case Squad traveled to Florida to interview him, police officials said.
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By Tuesday, detectives were trying to learn as much about Mr. Duran Infante as possible.
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Detectives continued on Tuesday to try to track Mr. Duran Infante's actions in recent days.
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Detectives watching the train station saw a person matching the description of the attacker Sunday.
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Detectives were reviewing surveillance video from the scene and numerous tips from residents, Johnson said.
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There are approximately 28,988 police officers and detectives on staff, according to the police department.
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Detectives saw bundles of methamphetamine in plain view and arrested him on scene, authorities said.
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Even French's truly lone wolf detectives, like the maverick Mackey of Faithful Place, crave partnerships.
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The police are treating the case as a suicide, while detectives hunted for possible video.
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Detectives are still trying to determine how the boy ended up sleeping on a porch.
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Before long, detectives from 40 states were talking to him about over 3,000 unsolved homicides.
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And the detectives work alongside a vicious system on the streets for punishing police cooperators.
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Jenkins would also give overtime pay as a reward for gun seizures, former detectives testified.
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Police also found what detectives called "alibi scripts" in his company office, the warrant says.
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After driving around Arkansas back country roads, the detectives pull over and open their trunk.
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I talked to many of our detectives about that and they felt the same way.
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He said he had forwarded those tips to detectives at the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
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"Kobe, Kobe, Kobe, hey Kobe, come down here a sec," one of the detectives said.
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Any evidence gleaned from these searches, the detectives are told, won't hold up in court.
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Rather it follows a team of detectives tasked with unspooling the city's toughest murder investigations.
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But detectives found the crime scene inconsistent with his explanation, according to the DA's office.
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But as the years passed, detectives never found enough evidence to charge or arrest Mrs.
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There were 250 detectives and specialists across the country working on the investigation, said police.
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The country's equivalent of the FBI posted this pic showing Tyson flanked by 2 detectives.
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Since he started speaking with detectives, Leverett allegedly told them how he killed the woman and even took detectives to the location where he said he discarded a "bloody" glove the day of the murder, according to an arrest warrant obtained by the Hartford Courant.
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And that's why we have neighborhood policing and in addition to that, it's the unified investigative model that we did this past year also, where we put just about all the operational detectives under one chief of detectives so everyone has the same mission.
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According to the police report obtained Friday by CNN, detectives were patrolling an area on West Lexington Street known as "an open air drug shop" when one of the detectives observed a man turn away from them and reach into the front of his waistband.
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Detectives further retrieved an empty bottle of children's Benadryl from the trash, according to the affidavit.
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Throughout her nine-hour interrogation, detectives told Melissa that her story didn't fit with the facts.
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Detectives are waiting for ballistics evidence to come back to see if he'll face additional charges.
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The 28-year-old Orlando woman had a self-inflicted cut on her arm, detectives say.
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The restaurant's other regular customers include law enforcement, Carte says, from detectives to SWAT team members.
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Detectives added that the sisters, 23 and 24, will be charged with domestic reckless endangering safety.
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According to the arrest report, detectives allegedly found Petgrave in a stolen black Chevrolet pickup truck.
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Detectives will tell you Facebook is often one of the first places they look for evidence.
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A police spokesman told The Times the officer gave a statement to homicide detectives Monday morning.
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Since the slayings, detectives have served multiple search warrants at various locations, including at Alan's home.
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According to the police report, detectives received a tip that Eichler had inappropriate relationships with students.
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But the sheriff said that after intense interviews with detectives, Papini came up with two descriptions.
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Efforts were made to find "Daisy," who detectives eventually determined was the killer's nickname for Dahlgren.
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"What you've heard there is not accurate based on what our detectives have seen," McDonnell said.
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Tuesday after detectives returned to the area where she went missing and turned on their sirens.
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But the criminal complaint says the officer later told detectives he did not see a gun.
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The sheriff's office said Friday its investigation led detectives to believe that Johnson had drowned accidentally.
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During Dassey's trial, his attorneys argued that detectives pressured the confused teen into signing fabricated statements.
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Two detectives are still assigned to it, a spokesperson for Boulder's current police chief tells PEOPLE.
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Doubt said detectives are canvassing the area around the park and are looking for video surveillance.
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He described an investigation which involved 250 detectives and analysis of some 11,000 hours of video.
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The agency has four detectives who are trained to hunt for skimmers in credit card readers.
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A friend of the victim told detectives about her Facebook exchanges with Figueroa before she vanished.
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Authorities allege Lester told detectives she wanted to end the relationship because Dearman was allegedly abusive.
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After the trial, detectives started looking into Hodel as a suspect in the Black Dahlia murder.
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But detectives obtained surveillance footage of the fight, which shows the baby in the mother's arms.
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According to the arrest affidavit, detectives uncovered more than 100 text messages between Lopez and Bollinger.
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In recent weeks, detectives noticed that Andressian had shaved his beard and lightened his hair color.
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Van Dyke gave his notes to the detectives in charge of investigating the officer-involved shooting.
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Later, detectives surreptitiously followed Borjas and obtained a DNA sample after he spit on a sidewalk.
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However, Crews allegedly told detectives that she had invited LaFontaine-Greywind to their apartment on Aug.
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Anna Chambers, who has accused two NYPD detectives of raping her while they were on duty.
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After exhausting the usual efforts to find him, detectives turned to the public, according to Sgt.
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Detectives found a fully loaded 9-millimeter handgun inside Smith's vehicle on Tuesday morning, police said.
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Back in Florida, detectives inspecting Huerta's truck found a Mountain Dew can in the center console.
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Then a third woman contacted detectives with allegations she was assaulted by Cook a year ago.
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NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea told the media that they believe Comello is the shooter.
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Twitter put their best detectives on the case and came up with... a number of suggestions.
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Ms Takayama says detectives have started appearing without permission on university campuses, to monitor "troublesome" students.
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The police said that detectives are in the process of analyzing the information in the journal.
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Detectives do not know if he had been communicating with people from the bunker, DeNovi said.
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Homicide detectives are also studying surveillance footage to track down other people involved in the incident.
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During questioning, Tessier allegedly told detectives that he was engaged to another woman, according to police.
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The FBI is poking around, too, and they're sure as not telling some LAPD detectives why.
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Police claim Erick revealed his motivation for the slaying as he was being questioned by detectives.
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Those arrested responded to online ads from undercover detectives posing as children or custodians of children.
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He might be able to identify them if he saw them again, he told the detectives.
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But detectives say they've obtained new information regarding Denise's disappearance, renewing interest in the cold case.
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We're told detectives want to speak with Lil Xan to get his side of the story.
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Detectives are looking to speak to Gooding, 51, about the allegations, a police source tells PEOPLE.
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According to detectives, Nagareddy routinely over-prescribed prescription medications to his patients, without any legitimate justification.
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Prosecutors claimed Blake hired a hitman for $10k, and detectives found $10k in his dresser drawer.
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Detectives did locate the footage online, prompting an investigation despite no complaint from the alleged victim.
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Scotland Yard detectives traveled to the U.S. to interview Spacey, but no charges have been filed.
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Shortly after the bodies were discovered, detectives learned that Katlynn was missing from the family home.
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CHICAGO DETECTIVES ARE PRESENTING EVIDENCE AGAINST SMOLLETT BEFORE A GRAND JURY IN CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION - POLICE SPOKESMAN
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Additional charges will likely be filed in the case as detectives continue their investigation, police said.
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She denied joining IS but detectives said Shakil had become a member of the extremist group.
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Detectives arrested Silverthorne at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Tysons Corner, according to the police statement.
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Update, April 22nd, 6:40PM ET: A prior headline identified the detectives as being from Miami.
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Leiva was interviewed by authorities and "made statements that led detectives to arrest him," McDonnell said.
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Then detectives in a city bristling with surveillance cameras could not find video of the beating.
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An air conditioner rattled in the window and three detectives pecked away on ancient-looking computers.
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The city health department said its "disease detectives" had determined these children were exposed to measles.
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No criminal charges were filed against Couch after his girlfriend allegedly did not cooperate with detectives.
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