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Man walking in New Jersey killed by crossbow
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Suspected Walmart shoplifter pulls gun on police officer
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Dramatic video captures mom ramming into car of burglars targeting her home
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Bodycam video captures shoplifting suspect pulling a gun on Ohio officer
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Sources: Nick Reiner's medication for schizophrenia was adjusted before parents' killings
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Lawmakers raise questions over redactions in latest batch of Epstein files
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New details about how the Brown University and MIT shooting suspect evaded capture for days
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Epstein files include redacted photos featuring prominent political and cultural figures
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DOJ search function for Epstein files appears to malfunction
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Video evidence linked suspect to both Brown Univ. shooting and MIT professor killing
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Brown Univ. shooting suspect attended same college as slain MIT professor, U.S. attorney says
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Brown University president describes shooting suspect's enrollment history
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'Blew this case right open': AG describes person who had information on Brown Univ. gunman
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Rapper Tory Lanez speaks out from prison amid planned appeal
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Mother arrested for alleged kidnapping 40 years ago
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Federal prisoners on home confinement due to Covid-19 may be sent back behind bars
NBC News Clone summarizes the latest on: Federal Inmates On Home Confinement Due To Covid 19 May Be Sent Back To Prison 111343685686 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone. This article is rewritten and presented in a simplified tone for a better reader experience.
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In collaboration with The Marshall Project's Lawrence Bartley, NBC News Now takes a look at the lives of non-violent incarcerated people who were sent home from federal prisons due to Covid-19 precautions. Now, they live uncertain lives under home confinement, as the government may send them back to prison when the pandemic is over.May 4, 2021
