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Law & Crime is the leading multi-platform network that covers live court video, high-profile criminal trials, crazy crime, celebrity justice, and smart legal analysis. Created by TV’s top legal commentator and attorney, Dan Abrams, Law & Crime brings common sense written and video analysis to the often confusing and always intriguing world of the law. The network's team of journalists and lawyers provide real-time news updates along with live courtroom coverage of the most fascinating trials and legal stories. Watch the courtroom drama unfold live by tuning in at 9am ET each morning M-F.
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As the trial against Tracey Grist continues today, a detective detailed his interview with convicted killer Kevin Ellis after he shot his brother-in-law, Matthew Restelli, to death at Grist’s house in July 2024. Ellis claimed that he shot Restelli in self-defense and said he was afraid for his life.
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D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, has been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the death of a teenage girl whose decomposed body was discovered in the trunk of his abandoned Tesla in Los Angeles last year. The 21-year-old is currently being held without bail, according to police. Authorities say the case will be presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office on Monday, where prosecutors will review the charges.
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Did Alex Murdaugh really do it?
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In a bombshell filing, prosecutors accuse the stepbrother of Anna Kepner of committing “the most serious and depraved crimes one person can inflict,” as they push to overturn his pretrial release. The teen suspect, T.H., now faces adult charges of murder and aggravated sexual abuse following the horrifying discovery of Kepner’s body in their shared room.
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LawAndCrime
(4 years ago)
WATCH NEXT: Former LIVE PD Host Sean "Sticks" Larkin Podcast: https://youtu.be/nwuL77SqsYI
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brycesmith5784
(3 years ago)
Let's be honest, that cop had more patience than most of us would've had
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MetallicaKing48
(3 years ago)
I like how at the end she asks the cops, “Are you kidnapping me?” Yes girl, totally. But in the real world, we call this an arrest.
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slackerman9758
(4 years ago)
We call this a “use of force” incident; Walmart calls this “Tuesday”.
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RobertJLessard
(1 year ago)
The bigger crime was her trying to squeeze into those shorts.
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ikemanproductions7762
(3 years ago)
This cop was actually very patient he must have said drop the knife like a million times
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chestercopperpot729
(3 years ago)
Lesson: don't try to show off your new knife to strangers at Walmart they are not as enthusiastic about it as you are.
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Extroverted.
(3 years ago)
The way he constantly warned her, and gave her several chances to drop it yet she didn’t is just astonishing. Cop did a fantastic job with handling the situation!
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thomasjohnson6808
(1 year ago)
According to The Law, the officer must repeat saying "Put the knife down!" a minimum of 128 times before firing.
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ryanmcdougall22
(3 years ago)
The officer gave her many chances to simply drop that knife. Then, after her willful decision to not comply, he dropped her. Perfectly done. Thanks Officers.
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gandrewlee3
(3 years ago)
This proves why body cams are needed. It doesn't only catch the corrupted cops, but it also protects good cops like this guy. Without this evidence, could you imagine how much more difficult his life could be after using the tazer?
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RickBledsoe-t8l
(1 year ago)
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panzfaust9812
(3 years ago)
The way she's stands and just stares at the officer is just disturbing. Real life zombie
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lobstepgaming249
(3 years ago)
The fact that the Officer bought himself time until his colleague arrived to get her attention so that he could’ve switched to a non-lethal weapon says everything about the training of that county’s police department. Well done.
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sirchadwick420
(1 year ago)
“yall kidnapping me” bruh
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s.c.o.t.t.7743
(4 years ago)
I can't believe how many times he asked her before he tazed, talk about patience , what a nice officer.
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GeneralG1810
(4 years ago)
When you see “Florida” and ”Walmart” in the same sentence you KNOW you’re in for good entertainment
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rivkahweiss1055
(3 years ago)
The officer gave her exactly 30 warnings. No-one can say that he wasn't being fair while still being extremely cautious. Just so sad. What is going on with people today??
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