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Sirens & Gavels archive for May 18, 2010

TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010

'Muscle' in mom-daughter robbery: Guilty

A Spokane man who prosecutors say helped a mother and daughter beat and rob a man last fall pleaded guilty to three felonies today but was given an extra week before sentencing to allow him to say goodbye to his family. Prosecutors will recommend Robert…

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Tips sought on Nordstrom purse snatchers

Spokane police are looking for two women who stole expensive purses from Nordstrom on Sunday. Surveillance photos show the women in the downtown Spokane store about 3:30 p.m, police said. They left in a red, four-door car. One woman had her dark hair in a…

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Delaware man accused of duping Harvard

WOBURN, Mass. (AP) — A Delaware man who attended Harvard University for two years before getting kicked out pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges he fabricated a perfect record of academic achievement to get into the Ivy League school. Adam Wheeler (right) was tossed from…

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Rasmussen may testify for Chism defense

Stevens County Prosecutor Tim Rasmussen is out of the Todd Chism case after Chism's lawyer said he intends to call him as a witness. Judge Al Nielson appointed Ferry County Prosecutor Mike Sandona today to prosecute Chism on felony charges related to a brawl with…

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Casino jackpot leads to fugitive's arrest 

A Spokane couple caught last year with 2 1/2 pounds of methamphetamine went through "great lengths" to avoid arrest on new federal charges, according to court documents. But Amanda G. McIntyre and Michael D. "Bull" Luce couldn't pull it off: Both are in custody after…

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