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Crime Alert 05.26.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert I Nancy Grace breaking crime news Now to female.
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  Speaker 1: West Georgia University students return from a school trip early
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  Speaker 1: in the morning and decide to walk home from the
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  Speaker 1: bus stop. Brandon Roundsville approaches the two women with a gun,
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  Speaker 1: threatening to kill them if they don't perform sex acts
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  Speaker 1: on him. One student escape screaming for help, but Roundsville
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  Speaker 1: catches her, drags her between two part cars, and assaults her.
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  Speaker 1: Roundsville eventually leaves because the victim keeps screaming.
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  Speaker 2: Runsville walked the women behind an apartment building at gunpoint
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  Speaker 2: and forced them to strip naked before assaulting them both.
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  Speaker 2: Once Runsville left, the women called nine one one. Half
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  Speaker 2: an hour later, cops arrested Runsville, who was found hiding
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  Speaker 2: underneath the bridge. After Runsville was found guilty at trial,
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  Speaker 2: prosecutors urged the judge to remove any possibility of parole
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  Speaker 2: because Runsinville never took any responsibility for his crimes.
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  Speaker 1: Brandon Roundsiville twenty nine, charged, convicted, and sentenced to life
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  Speaker 1: behind bars for kidnap, sex battery, and aggravated sodomy good reddance.
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  Speaker 1: Nearly twenty years after a pair of ruby slippers worn
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  Speaker 1: by Judy Garland while filming Wizard of Ozer stolen. The
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  Speaker 1: thief now facing justice. In two thousand and five, Terry
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  Speaker 1: Martin breaks into the Grand Rapids, Minnesota, Judy Garland Museum
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  Speaker 1: through a window nabs the slippers, now worth three point
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  Speaker 1: five million dollars. The slippers recovered in a twenty eighteen
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  Speaker 1: FBI sting. Five years later, Martin, now seventy six, indicted
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  Speaker 1: by a grand jury on one count a theft of
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  Speaker 1: major artwork. Hey Martin, This Saint Kansas anymore? More Crime
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  Speaker 1: and justice news after this now with the latest crime
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  Speaker 1: in justice breaking needs crime onlines.
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  Speaker 3: John Lenley, a fifteen year old student, has been charged
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  Speaker 3: with homicide in connection with the shooting death of another
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  Speaker 3: fifteen year old, a classmate outside of Pittsburgh School. For more,
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  Speaker 3: we turned to Sydney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: The shooting happened Wednesday morning, just before classes were scheduled
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  Speaker 2: to begin. Just before seven thirty eight Eastern time, police
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  Speaker 2: discovered Derrick Harris with gunshot wounds outside the entrance to
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  Speaker 2: Oliver City Wide Academy. Eleven shots have been fired, the
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  Speaker 2: rounds registered by a gunshot detection system. According to Major
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  Speaker 2: Crimes Commander Richard Ford Harris, was seriously hurt and taken
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  Speaker 2: to a hospital, where he later died. The other fifteen
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  Speaker 2: year old, who an officer saw leaving the school carrying
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  Speaker 2: a pistol, was apprehended and a gun was found. In
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  Speaker 2: both a police report and a court docket, the student
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  Speaker 2: was named as Jamiir Perry. He's accused of criminal homicide,
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  Speaker 2: possession of a firearm by a miner, in carrying a
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  Speaker 2: weapon without a license.
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  Speaker 3: According to police, Perry was taken to the Allegheny County
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  Speaker 3: Jail in downtown Pittsburgh. Two former police officers in Mississippi
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  Speaker 3: have been charged with murder and another ex officer has
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  Speaker 3: been charged with manslaughter, all in connection with the death
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  Speaker 3: of a black man who was repeatedly tased and held
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  Speaker 3: to the ground during an arrest last December. In body
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  Speaker 3: camera footage released Wednesday, the three Jackson officers, Avery Willis,
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  Speaker 3: Naniam McCarty and James Land were seen fighting to handcuff
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  Speaker 3: Keith Muriel when he was repeatedly tased over the course
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  Speaker 3: of a ten minute period. Authorities claimed that shortly before
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  Speaker 3: midnight on December thirty first, twenty twenty two, the cops
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  Speaker 3: tackled Muriel while taking him into custody for illegally trespassing
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  Speaker 3: at a hotel. According to court documents, Land was charged
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  Speaker 3: with manslaughter and second degree murder, while McCarty and Willis
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  Speaker 3: charged with second degree murder. Following the incident, all three
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  Speaker 3: were given administrative leaves of the absence. McCarty was fired
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  Speaker 3: in February, followed by Willis and Land in April. After
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  Speaker 3: a five year investigation into allegations of child sexual abuse
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  Speaker 3: by Illinois Catholic clergy, the state's attorney general has issued
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  Speaker 3: a nearly seven hundred page report that reveals the issue
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  Speaker 3: was much worse than the church had initially recognized. Once again,
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  Speaker 3: Crime Onlines Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Attorney General Kauwamy Raoul announced that more than four hundred
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  Speaker 2: and fifty Catholic clergymen vers in Illinois have been found
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  Speaker 2: to have sexually molested approximately two thousand minors since nineteen fifty. However,
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  Speaker 2: according to Raoul and other experts, it's unlikely that the
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  Speaker 2: discovery will result in legal action. Advocates say they're hopeful
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  Speaker 2: that the findings will make more people feel comfortable talking
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  Speaker 2: to their loved ones, friends, support networks, and law enforcement
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  Speaker 2: about what happened to them. They further claim that it
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  Speaker 2: can lead to the filing of civil lawsuits, even for
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  Speaker 2: abuse that occurred long ago.
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  Speaker 3: Advocates also expect that lawmakers will take more measures that
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  Speaker 3: will allow prosecutors to file charges in older sex abuse
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  Speaker 3: cases and tighten the requirements for mandatory reporting. Three girls
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  Speaker 3: and six boys, ages twelve to seventeen, have been arrested
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  Speaker 3: for nearly three dozen robberies that Oakland Police Department officials
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  Speaker 3: say have terrorized the area. Authorities say they're worried and
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  Speaker 3: disgusted to see more young people engaging in crime, as
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  Speaker 3: robberies have grown citywide by seven percent this year compared
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  Speaker 3: to the same period year. In the first week of
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  Speaker 3: this month, Oakland experienced one hundred robberies, including fifty over
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  Speaker 3: the weekend. At a news conference with the mayor on Wednesday,
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  Speaker 3: Interim police Chief Darren Allison noted that some of the
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  Speaker 3: robberies have involved carjackings, gunfire, and other violence. Mayor Sheng
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  Speaker 3: Tau of Oakland stated that while her administration will increase
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  Speaker 3: assistance for children, she also wishes to convey that these
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  Speaker 3: crimes will not be tolerated. Police apprehended nine under age
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  Speaker 3: youth on Sunday after spotting a vehicle wanted in connection
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  Speaker 3: with one of the earlier robberies.
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  Speaker 1: During Sanford, thirty four, interested in buying property in Alaska,
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  Speaker 1: stays with family friends in Fairbanks. During his property search,
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  Speaker 1: Sanford's beloved rottweiler, Groot, somehow escapes from the home. Sanford
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  Speaker 1: walks the neighborhood looking for great but never returns. There's
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  Speaker 1: been no activity on Sanford's cell phone or bank account
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  Speaker 1: since Alaska State Troopers say they receive a tip a rottweiler,
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  Speaker 1: possibly Grew, was taken to a shelter due to aggressive behavior.
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  Speaker 1: The dog was euthanized then cremated, so there's no way
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  Speaker 1: to determine if this was in fact Sanford's dog. If
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  Speaker 1: you have any information on Dorin Sanford's whereabouts, please call
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  Speaker 1: Alaska Troopers nine zero seven four or five one fifty
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  Speaker 1: one hundred. For the latest crime in justice needs, go
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  Speaker 1: to crimeonline dot com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.