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Spotsylvania County, VA—A former Spotsylvania County Schools assistant coach is behind bars, after police say he engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a teenage Courtland High School student. In theMore >>
A former Spotsylvania County Schools assistant coach is behind bars, after police say he engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a teenage Courtland High School student...More >>
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ROC pastor Geronimo Aguilar, who surrendered himself Tuesday on charges of aggravated sexual assault of a minor, faces up to life in prison if convicted... More >>
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Richmond, VA—The Children's Museum of Richmond is raffling off a very unique prize: four years of prepaid college tuition! "One child will get to go to college for free... and it helps hundreds of children's comeMore >>
The Children's Museum of Richmond is raffling off a very unique prize: four years of prepaid college tuition!More >>
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(AP)--Three sisters say they were kicked out of a suburban Philadelphia mall after refusing to remove profanity-laden hats expressing their hatred of breast cancer. Zakia Clark and Tasha Clark hadMore >>
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A New Jersey grand jury has refused to indict a woman known widely as the "tanning mom" after being accused of endangering her child by allegedly bringing her into a tanning booth.
Prosecutors in Newark said Tuesday the decision means 44-year-old Patricia Krentcil of Nutley will no longer face a child endangerment charge.
Krentcil was arrested last April for allegedly violating a state law banning children under 14 from using tanning salons. Police became involved after school officials noticed burns on Krentcil's then-5-year-old daughter's legs.
Krentcil said her daughter's burns came from the sun. She said she never would take her daughter into a tanning booth.
The arrest generated wide publicity partly because of Krentcil's deep tan and professed love of tanning salons.
Prosecutors say the case is now over.
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