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Criminal justice reform bill passes in the US House
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(WSIL) -At the end of February, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed the Criminal Justice Reform Bill, that saw support from those calling for reform but also pushback from opponents. The state of Illinois did a really, really bad thing to our police officers earlier this year they took away their safety, said US Representative Mike Bost.
Now, a bill has passed through the US House of Representatives that is very similar to Illinois bill. It basically defunds a lot of the police. It takes away their safety for liability and things like that. It makes it to where they can t protect the people the way they need to protect them, said Bost.
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Colorado officials are offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information related to the decades-old cold case double murder of teenage high school sweethearts at a Subway restaurant.
Metro Denver Crime Stoppers announced the six-figure reward on Sunday – the 21st anniversary of the slayings – as investigators push forward with efforts to find the person or people who gunned down Nicholas Nick Kunselman and Stephanie Hart-Grizzell in Littleton, Colo., just blocks from Columbine High School.
The reward was increased from the previously offered $12,000, local affiliate FOX 31 reported.
Early on Valentine s Day 2000, Nick Kunselman, fifteen, and Stephanie Hart-Grizzell, sixteen, were murdered at a Subway restaurant near Columbine High School. More than two decades later, the case remains unsolved but that could change. The reward for information leading to the arrest of the individual or individuals who committed this crime, which had been bumped up to $12,000 on February 14, 2020, has now been increased almost tenfold, to $100,000.
According to Denver Metro Crime Stoppers, the increase was powered in part by members of the community who wish to remain anonymous, as well as a $10,000 contribution from Franchise World Headquarters LLC, the corporate entity that encompasses Subway.