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Ashes Of 2-Year-Old Mistaken For Drugs: Lawsuit | PatchPM
Dog killed, people hurt in attack | Explosion near hospital | Dad accused of kidnapping baby | Police fatally shot person with pellet gun
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Cops Mistook Toddler's Ashes For Drugs: Illinois Lawsuit
In bodycam video, Dartavius Barnes can be heard pleading for officers to return the urn containing his daughter's ashes. The 2-year-old's mother and mother's boyfriend were sent to prison in the girl's death.
Explosion At Building In Berwyn Across From MacNeal Hospital
Berwyn police responded to the call of an explosion at a building on the 3300 block of North Oak Park Avenue.
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Wife Charged After Husband Shot Dead
The man was found shot dead in an office earlier this month.
1 Dog Dead, 1 Hurt, 2 Owners Bitten After Pit Bull, Akita Attack
Police said a woman lost control over the bigger dogs, which then attacked two small dogs and their owners.
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Dad Accused Of Breaking Into Home, Kidnapping Baby
The 1-month-old baby was later found in a home.
Person Fatally Shot By Officer Had Pellet Gun: PD
Cops say Bailey had called 911 to report a person with a gun, then refused to drop a pellet gun made to look like a Sig Sauer.
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