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Officials fight Internet crimes targeting toward children
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 22, 2008Note: This article has been edited to reflect an error regarding former UF law professor John Shannon
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Police chief pardons roam towing companies
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 22, 2008Three Gainesville towing companies that appealed a roam-towing suspension after violating a city ordinance will not be suspended after all.
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Grand jury indicts Gainesville man for first-degree murder
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 15, 2008A Gainesville man was indicted for first-degree murder by an Alachua County grand jury Monday.
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Armed robbers arrested at Cabana North Beach
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 13, 2008Two local men were arrested and charged in connection with an early Saturday morning armed robbery at the Cabana North Beach Apartments.
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Five local women arrested, charged with prostitution
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 10, 2008Five local women were arrested Thursday morning for offering sex to an undercover police officer.
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Victims sue rapper Plies for 2006 shooting
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 9, 2008Five Gainesville residents are suing a Florida rapper, his record label and a local club after they were shot during a 2006 concert.
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Cause of 2006 Gainesville airport crash still unknown
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 8, 2008A federal investigation into the 2006 crash of a private plane that killed three people in Gainesville has determined the cause of the crash to be inconclusive.
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Alachua County focuses on sexual assault awareness in high schools in time for prom
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 6, 2008Combining rape prevention lessons with free tuxedo rental and manicures, the Alachua County Victim Services and Rape Crisis Center spent last week bringing the "Respect Your Date Contest" to local high schools.
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Gainesville man evades Taser, arrested for possession of crack cocaine
By WILL PAFFORD | Mar. 31, 2008A Gainesville man was arrested Saturday for possession of crack cocaine with the intent to sell after he was Tasered and wrestled to the ground by police.
