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Marcos Camacho, Notorious ‘Kensington Rapist,’ Sentenced to 50+ Years in Prison
Marcos Camacho, 32, was been sentenced to what almost certainly amounts to a life sentence — 50 to 100 years in prison — for three rapes and one attempted rape in 2011.
Trenton Man Sentenced In Ex-girlfriend’s Alleged Abduction
A man accused of abducting his 15-year-old former girlfriend off a Trenton street and holding her captive for four days while he beat and sexually assaulted her has pleaded guilty to threatening the teen.
Father, Son Acquitted Of Sex Trafficking After Prostitutes Testify On Their Behalf
The prostitutes said they were one big happy family, enjoying a suburban life as “wife-in-laws” in Allentown, Pa., while commuting to New York by night.
Judge Imposes Maximum Sentence On Man For Violent Robbery Of Elderly Woman
Calling it a crime against humanity, a Philadelphia judge has imposed the maximum penalty on a 30-year-old purse snatcher, who targeted and destroyed the life of a 93-year-old woman.
Man Shot By Police In Carney’s Point After Car Stop
Police are investigating an early morning shooting in Carneys Point, Salem County following a police car stop involving a stolen car.
As City Council Probes Deadly Building Collapse, Official Says City Can’t Be Held Liable
City solicitor Shelley Smith notes that the city government is immune from financial liability in accidents except for certain narrow exceptions, which don’t apply in this tragedy.
Corbett Signs Bill Allowing Crime Victims To Meet With Parole Board
Governor Corbett has signed a bill that will ensure that crime victims or their representatives have a chance to appear in person before the state parole board when it is considering the release of an offender.
Philadelphia Police ID Suspect Charged With Severing Genitals Of Paraplegic Man
Forty-one-year-old Edgar Bonilla is charged with cutting the testicles off of a paraplegic resident at an assisted living facility on Eastwick Avenue in Southwest Philadelphia following an argument.
Delco Man Charged With Raping Ex, Recording Crime On Her Cell Phone
Officials say 23-year-old Gaurave Kumar is charged with rape and related offenses in connection with the incident, which they say happened after she had passed out in his mother’s home.
US Supreme Court Set To Hear Mt. Holly Redevelopment-Discrimination Case
In 2003, Mount Holly Township declared the Garden neighborhood blighted and created a redevelopment plan that called for the demolition of more than 300 townhomes, where three-quarters of the residents were African-American or Hispanic.
Trial Ordered for Fla. Man In Philadelphia Teen Murder Cold Case
Seventeen-year-old Anjeanette Maldonado was murdered on her way to school in September of 1996, and the crime remained unsolved until a DNA hit last year.
Pa. Man Expected To Plead Guilty To Murdering Ex-wife During Church Service
A hearing has been set at which a northern Pennsylvania man is scheduled to plead guilty to murdering his ex-wife, a church organist, during a service.
Pa. Man Facing Child Porn Charges Threatens Investigative Agent With Rape And Murder
Forty-nine-year-old Todd Markley, of Export, pleaded guilty in February and was set to appear before a federal judge in Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
Attorney Wants Bail Lowered For Former Hero Philly Cop Now Charged With Rape and More
The defense, seeking “reasonable” bail, contends the allegations against Richard DeCoatsworth (right) are false and are motivated by revenge.
Police Investigating Double Shooting In Newark, Del.
The shooting happened at the America’s Best Value Inn on the 1100 block of S College Avenue.
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Caught on Video: Illegal Dumping in Camden, NJ
Surveillance video captures people illegally dumping furniture, mattresses, and unwanted pets in Camden. Police were asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the perpetrators.
