Driver accused of hitting teen resigns school post
Angela Cornett, above, is accused of hitting a teen with her SUV in a Cartersville, Ga. parking lot.
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Woman charged with murder in death of Vegas girl
Brenda Stokes Wilson appears at a hearing in the Regional Justice Center in Las Vegas, Friday, Dec. 28, 2012.
/ Leila Navidi,AP Photo/Las Vegas Sun'Scarface' actor arrested on suspended license
Actor Steven Bauer is shown on Dec. 18, 2012, in this arrest photograph made available by the Miami Beach Police Dept. Bauer, whose real name is Steven Ernest Echevarria, was arrested in Miami Beach, Fla., and charged with driving with a suspended license.
/ AP Photo/Miami Beach Police Dept.Former teacher appealing ruling in Fla. sex case
Debra Lafave
/ File, AP Photo(CBS/AP) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Debra LaFave, a former Florida teacher who was convicted in 2005 of having sex with a student, made a request to the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday to be taken off probation.
Pictures: Notorious teacher sex scandals
Continue »Robbery suspect falls through pharmacy roof
(CBS) Philadelphia - Police are looking for two suspects in connection with a robbery at a Philadelphia pharmacy that was caught on surveillance video, which shows one suspect repeatedly falling to the ground as he tries to flee after the break-in, CBS Philly reports.
Cops: Case of missing Mich. boys 'active'
The three missing Skelton boys: Alexander, 7, Andrew, 9, and Tanner, 5. (Personal Photo)
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"Manhattan Madam" sentenced in NYC to time served
Alleged "Manhattan Madam" Anna Gristina in an interview with Dr. Phil on Sept. 12, 2012
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Continue »Woman gets 80 years for deadly Texas day care fire
Jessica Tata stands at the conclusion of opening statements at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse in Houston, Oct. 24, 2012; Tata was sentenced to 80 years in prison for felony murder in the deaths of four children at her home day care facility.
/ Mayra Beltran, File, AP Photo/Houston ChronicleOutrage in India over arrests for Facebook post
Shaheen Dhada, left, and Renu Srinivas, come out of a court in Mumbai, India
/ AP Photo(AP) NEW DELHI - As India's financial capital shut down for the weekend funeral of a powerful politician linked to waves of mob violence, a woman posted on Facebook that the closures in Mumbai were "due to fear, not due to respect." A friend of hers hit the "like" button.
For that, both women were arrested.
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