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Crime Alert 06.05.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, I mean c grace breaking crime news now Carlos.
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  Speaker 1: Profit finds two guys in his New Mexico property trying
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  Speaker 1: to dump an old boat. Profit insists they remove it,
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  Speaker 1: but when they refuse, Profit points an assault rifle at them.
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  Speaker 2: And slashes the tires on their boat trailer, Nancy. This
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  Speaker 2: is not the first time Profit has had to run
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  Speaker 2: in with unethical campers. Twenty years ago, Profit held people
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  Speaker 2: hostage for dumping garbage on the MESA. In twenty eighteen,
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  Speaker 2: Profit held a family with three young children hostage because
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  Speaker 2: he believed they had shot and killed a redtail hawk.
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  Speaker 2: This time, the DA's office has called for pre trial
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  Speaker 2: detention for Profit, who was quote an obvious danger to society.
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  Speaker 1: Profit now charged with agassault, false imprisonment, and criminal property damage.
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  Speaker 1: Joshua McCarthy Thomas uses lock picks breaking into Florida businesses,
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  Speaker 1: stealing rare books, newspapers, rare comics, and two rare tortoises.
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  Speaker 1: McCarty Thomas sells several of the books and comics on eBay,
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  Speaker 1: leading detectives straight to his home, where they find the
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  Speaker 1: remaining stolen books. One of the Galapagos turtles in the
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  Speaker 1: backyard and the other turtle dead and McCarty Thomas's freezer
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  Speaker 1: is now facing eight counts of burglary charges? Why did
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  Speaker 1: he have to kill the turtle? More crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: news after this. Now with the latest crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: breaking news by.
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  Speaker 3: Onlines John Lemley, we begin in Colorado, where a judge
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  Speaker 3: has decided to postpone the first criminal trial connected with
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  Speaker 3: the death of Elijah McLain. The twenty three year old
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  Speaker 3: black man died almost four years ago after being detained
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  Speaker 3: by police in a Denver suburb, brutally restrained and given
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  Speaker 3: a powerful sedative. Since prosecutors have not specified what actions
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  Speaker 3: by their clients are allegedly the cause of McLean's injuries,
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  Speaker 3: or whether they are accused of being directly responsible for
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  Speaker 3: his injuries or considered complicit in the actions of other defendants,
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  Speaker 3: the attorneys for the two officers, whose trial was originally
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  Speaker 3: scheduled to began July tenth, ask for more time. They
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  Speaker 3: claimed that without this information they are unable to mount
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  Speaker 3: a proper defense. Overseas Now, as an Australian judge has
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  Speaker 3: dismissed accusations by Victoria Cross recipient been Robert Smith that
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  Speaker 3: he was falsely accused by the media, finding that Australia's
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  Speaker 3: most decorated living war veteran unlawfully killed captives and committed
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  Speaker 3: other war crimes in Afghanistan. For more, we turned to
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  Speaker 3: Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Former Special Air Service Regiment Corporal Robert Smith, now a
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  Speaker 2: media firm executive, was found to have committed a variety
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  Speaker 2: of war crimes, according to a ruling by Federal Court
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  Speaker 2: Justice Anthony Bissanco. The ruling was made in twenty eighteen.
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  Speaker 2: According to Bizonco, Robert Smith, who was also given the
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  Speaker 2: Medal of Gallantry for his service during the Afghanistan War,
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  Speaker 2: broke the moral and legal rules of military engagement and
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  Speaker 2: dishonored Australia with his actions. The decision came after a
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  Speaker 2: contentious trial lasting one hundred and ten court hearing days
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  Speaker 2: and costing an estimated twenty five million Australian dollars in
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  Speaker 2: legal bills. Is viewed as a landmark victory for press
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  Speaker 2: freedom against Australia's very draconian defamation rules.
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  Speaker 3: The attorney for Robert Smith has requested an additional forty
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  Speaker 3: two days to consider filing an appeal with the Federal
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  Speaker 3: Court's full bench. In a report released on Thursday, the
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  Speaker 3: National Police Agency of Japan states that insufficient security measures
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  Speaker 3: such as lack of metal detectors and bag checks allowed
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  Speaker 3: an assailant to get into a crowd during an election
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  Speaker 3: campaign and throw a pipe bomb at Prime Minister Fumio
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  Speaker 3: Kashida in April. Before the bomb was able to explode,
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  Speaker 3: special police moved Kashida away from it, protecting him from injury.
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  Speaker 3: The twenty four year old suspect, Ruiji Kimura was arrested
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  Speaker 3: at the scene of the incident April fifteenth, that the
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  Speaker 3: fishing town of Sakazaki in the western prefecture of Wakiyama,
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  Speaker 3: where kish Shah was preparing to deliver a speech in
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  Speaker 3: support of a local candidate. Kimura is still being held
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  Speaker 3: by police while undergoing a psychiatric examination authorized by the
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  Speaker 3: court until September one. Back in this country now, as
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  Speaker 3: Alabama lawmakers have given their final approval to a bill
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  Speaker 3: that may result in longer jail terms for felonies committed
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  Speaker 3: as part of a quote criminal enterprise once again crime
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  Speaker 3: onlines Sidney Sumner the Senate pass.
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  Speaker 2: Bill which allows for harsher sanctions for people associated with
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  Speaker 2: organized crime groups, including street gangs, has been approved by
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  Speaker 2: the House of Representatives ninety five to six. The legislation
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  Speaker 2: now heads to Alabama Governor k Ivy's office, where she's
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  Speaker 2: expected to sign the bill. According to the legislation, if
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  Speaker 2: the prosecution can show that a defendant belongs to a
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  Speaker 2: criminal organization and that an offense was done for the
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  Speaker 2: benefit of that organization, the penalties might be increased when
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  Speaker 2: a gun is used in the commission of a crime.
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  Speaker 2: It also establishes obligatory minimum punishments.
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  Speaker 3: According to the approved bill, a criminal enterprise is defined
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  Speaker 3: as a network of three or more individuals who together
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  Speaker 3: engage in a pattern of criminal activity.
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  Speaker 1: Rajah McQueen, home from college, runs errands around Cleveland. Last
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  Speaker 1: scene on surveillance video in her silver twenty eighteen Nissan
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  Speaker 1: Sentra license plate jajoy G Georgia H Happy three nine
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  Speaker 1: five three. Stopping for gas, The queen leaves the gas station.
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  Speaker 1: The next time her car is caught on video a
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  Speaker 1: man is driving the car, also riddled with bullet holes,
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  Speaker 1: the hubcaps missing, and a fake dealer license displayed in
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  Speaker 1: the back window. Cleveland cops say they've identified and interviewed
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  Speaker 1: the man, but he did not provide leads on McQueen's whereabouts.
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  Speaker 1: If you have information on Raja McQueen's disappearance, please contact
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  Speaker 1: Cleveland PD two on sixty six two three, five four
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  Speaker 1: one eight. For the latest crime injustice news, go to
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  Speaker 1: crime online dot com with this crime alert. I Nancy
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  Speaker 1: Grace