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Child Rape Case Underscores Kyrgyzstan's Failure To Tackle Plaguing Problem

The Kyrgyz government is struggling to tackle sexual violence against children, an intractable issue for the Central Asian country with numerous cases in recent years. ....

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Woman from Normal pleads guilty to straw gun purchase used to kill police officer

A woman from Normal has admitted buying a 9 mm pistol and giving it to a man who used it to kill a cop. Regina Lewis, 28, pleaded guilty Tuesday to the straw gun purchase in November 2020. ....

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Peoria NAACP President: Chauvin Verdict 'A Seminal Moment'

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The president of Peoria s chapter of the NAACP hopes the murder conviction in the death of George Floyd represents a turning point for equal justice and leads to police reform across the country.
Shortly after the guilty verdicts against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin were announced on Tuesday, the Rev. Marvin Hightower said he believes justice was served, and he is optimistic it will mark a first step toward more equal treatment and officers being held responsible for their actions.
“Someone has to be held accountable. No one is above the law and that must be part of the culture, it must become part of the fabric of the United States: that no one is above the law and you will be held accountable for your actions,” Hightower said. ....

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Ray LaHood Reportedly Needed $50K Loan for 'Home Repairs': Documents

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Former Peoria Congressman and U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood reportedly needed money for home repairs when he took $50,000 from the associate of a foreign national in 2012.
That s according to a 2019 non-prosecution agreement released in full by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for the first time on Thursday.
LaHood was reportedly facing significant financial difficulties in part due to problems related to home remediation at the time, and was looking to raise money to fund home repairs. He met with a priest referred to only as Individual A in May 2012 to seek a connection to a creditor for a home repair loan, according to the DOJ agreement. ....

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Proposed Measure Eases Registry Rules For Sex Offenders

The bill sponsored by state Rep. Camille Lilly, D-Chicago, would reduce the proximity from 500 feet to 250 feet former sex offenders may locate from protected areas.
Proposed legislation could make it easier for former sex offenders in Illinois to find a home and remove the threat of being forced to move if a childcare facility locates near them.
The proposal would change a requirement that forces people living in residences sanctioned under registry guidelines to move if a daycare or other protected entity moves within 1,000 feet of the home.
House Bill 3913 also seeks to eliminate weekly registration requirements, instead relying on annual and quarterly check-ins. Registrants would still be required to alert police of any change circumstances, including address and employment. ....

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