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WASHINGTON — Investigators say a violent D.C. drug crew member who used fully automatic ghost guns to defend gang turf and retaliate against rivals will now spend the next three decades behind bars.
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It’s no surprise that phones, wallets and keys are often left behind in rideshare vehicles. But a urinal or a taxidermied ...
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Final Fantasy VII was a landmark game of its era, making waves across its own series, genre, and the entire medium. Over the ...
The clip, which was broadcast on January 3, 1975, features Sammy Hagar, Ronnie Montrose, Denny Carmassi and Alan Fitzgerald ...
Val Kilmer died from pneumonia, the Los Angeles Department of Public Health has confirmed. The veteran actor died April 1 in ...
PDS/JG members began assembling ghost gun altered AR-pistol assault rifles to be fully automatic from kits purchased online. They used the ghost guns to deter rival gangs from entering their ...
Michelle Price of Honest and Truly also shared her sentiments about the Easter treat saying, “I like marshmallows, but Peeps ...