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The daughters of a man hauled away to immigration detention yelled 'I hope your families die' at federal agents as they left. Raul Lopez, 44, was swept up in a raid on his home in Elgin, Chicago, on January 28 by US Marshals looking for his stepson, Jose Ramos, 26. Doorbell footage and videos shot by Lopez's daughters showed the agents smash down the door with a battering ram and drag the family, including a three-year-old boy, outside in their pajamas. New footage posted online and obtained by DailyMail.com showed the girls hurling abuse at the up to 20 agents...

The woman inside the truck of a fleeing murder suspect shared new details on an hours-long pursuit through four counties that began in Murrieta and came to a crashing end in Pomona. POMONA, Calif. (KABC) -- The woman inside the truck of a fleeing murder suspect shared new details on an hours-long pursuit through four counties that began in Murrieta and came to a crashing end in Pomona. Several law enforcement vehicles were at the scene the moment the murder suspect crashed a pickup truck and surrendered near the intersection of Holt and San Antonio avenues in Pomona around 7...

...Betty Neumar, 79, was free on $300,000 bond on first-degree murder charges in the death of her fourth husband, Harold Gentry, in 1986 when she died late Sunday or early Monday in Louisiana...

LOS ANGELES – A man convicted of shooting his ex-wife and suspected of killing her father was captured in Mexico and could become a test case for new Mexican extradition rules, officials said. Mexico had been a sanctuary to U.S. murder suspects facing life sentences until November, when that country's highest court overturned a 4-year-old ban preventing extradition for suspects who could face life without parole. Daniel Perez, 34, is now the first person facing extradition under that ruling, officials said. He was captured in Mazatlan on Monday, more than six years after his ex-wife was kidnapped and shot and...

SMITHFIELD, N.C. -- A man wanted on a murder charge in Mexico and living in the United States for several [3] years was arrested on Tuesday, authorities said. Francisco Avalos-Machado, 24, of Smithfield, also was charged with two counts of possession of a firearm by an illegal alien. [snip] Two men with Avalos-Machado when he was arrested were turned over to the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement under suspicion of being in the country illegally... [snip] [The FBI] said Avalos-Machado had a loaded .25-caliber handgun on him. When agents searched his residence, they found a 9 mm handgun and...