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This is why it's more fun to work downtown:)

Quoted: retweeting mckoss: shots fired in downtown seattle - bank robber from W. Seattle chased into downtown. just 2 blocks north of us!

UPDATE: This is a more specific query: http://tinyurl.com/6b4ymm

Oh I really want to see this, I wish I had plans to be in London. I find this period in British history so fascinating. Melissa, this fave's for you!

Quoted: A new museum exhibition opens the case file on Jack the Ripper—and affords a grim look at the London of the time—a city made for murder.

mmm....g.t.a. is the pinnacle of western civilization

Quoted: LIBERTY CITY—I was shot 14 times on my way to work today, including twice by police, said one Algonquin-area resident. That is unacceptable.

Quoted: Many blame the LCPD directly for the increase in criminal activity, citing the department's lax procedure for arresting criminals, which involves taking 10 percent of the suspect's money, confiscating his weapons, and simply releasing him from custody later that day. Outraged citizens say this is not enough, especially in a city where assault rifles can be found on factory roofs and grenade caches are located under the globe at the old World's Fair site.

Heard about this on "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" tonight. Pretty funny geek tale.

Quoted: Back To My Mac Puts Thieves Behind Bars - NY police managed to catch burglars and recuperate stolen goods thanks to Leopard's Back To My Mac feature

OMFG! STFU!

Not only is this guy the most effed up father EVAR!!! But he is the ugliest mofo i've ever seen. Just look at him! I can't imagine the trauma....

Quoted: The "House of Horrors" captives were forced to help expand the prison that housed them as their numbers grew, Austrian police have revealed.

Poor guy has been in jail my entire life.

Quoted: A Dallas man who spent more than 27 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit was freed Tuesday, after being incarcerated longer than any other wrongfully convicted U.S. inmate cleared by DNA testing.

Quoted: He even stopped attending his parole hearings because gaining his release would have meant confessing to a crime he didn't do. "It says a lot about your character that you were more interested in the truth than your freedom," the judge told Woodard after making his ruling.