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FOREST CITY — Jamie Lee Scott of Forest City is celebrating the release of her second novel in her Gotcha Detective Agency mystery series by offering the first novel, “Let Us Prey” for free for two days.
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FOREST CITY — Jamie Lee Scott of Forest City is celebrating the release of her second novel in her Gotcha Detective Agency mystery series by offering the first novel, “Let Us Prey” for free for two days.
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Forest City author offers novel free as e-book
Around 20 buses ply on six notified routes in the city, ferrying about 10,000 passengers daily.
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City bus in dues dispute
“A legitimate inference that can be drawn is that it was necessary for the City to manipulate events to validate the discipline/discharge,” Attorney Ildiko Knott wrote in her April 29 finding awarding Matthew Schultz his job back at Kalamazoo Public Safety.
More than a month after a Carlsbad vice and narcotics detective was accused of stealing drugs from an evidence room, the city was continuing to pay his $7,200 monthly salary and he had not been charged with a crime, authorities said Wednesday.
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CARLSBAD: Narcotics detective accused of stealing drugs on paid leave, not charged
The commission approved the settlement unanimously, which will now have to be approved by the city's pension board, City Attorney Clyde Robinson said after the meeting.
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Kalamazoo City Commissioners approve tentative settlement in lawsuit by public safety detective who alleged …
East St. Louis Police Chief Michael Baxton is out and one of the city's detectives replaced him Wednesday afternoon. The whole thing was done almost in secret.
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Baxton out as ESL chief of police; city detective sworn in
At present, around 30 buses (of the 50 allotted to the city under JNNURM) ply on different notified routes.
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Threat to stop city bus
Detective Superintendent Dave Clark of the City of London Police has warned the public to shun market ‘knock-offs’ following the discovery of a haul of counterfeit items.
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Senior policeman blasts Britain’s ‘Only Fools and Horses’ culture as gang are found guilty of fake goods scam worth …
Chelsea Police Department is advising anyone receiving a call from someone claiming to be a detective about getting a prize at the city UPS store should be considered a scam.
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CHELSEA: Calls from someone claiming to be with Chelsea police about a prize are a scam, police say
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