Category: Crime
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Former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner registers as sex offender in Ohio
Former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner registered as a sex offender in Greene County, in his home state of Ohio. Watch this video on YouTube
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Brock Turner case: Mob justice isn’t enough
Brock Turner, widely known as the ‘Stanford Rapist,’ was convicted of sexual assault, and yet he only served 3 months of jail time. This lenient sentence has outraged many, and public opinion around the case has been harsh against both Brock Tuner and the judge who sentenced him. Watch this video on YouTube
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Ex-Stanford Swimmer Who Sexually Assaulted Woman Set For Release Friday
Brock Turner, the ex Stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman is set for release from jail this Friday. Given public outcry Betty Yu says jail officials are preparing for the worst. Watch this video on YouTube
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South Korea swimming manager resigns over hidden camera scandal
South Korea’s national swimming team manager has resigned as an investigation takes place into the alleged installation of hidden cameras to take pictures of female athletes. Ahn Jong-Taek said that, as manager, he felt responsible for the “shameful” incident. Police plan to question a member of South Korea’s Rio Olympics team, according to Yonhap news…
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Brock Turner to be released after 3 months in prison
Brock Turner is scheduled to be getting out of jail this week, three months early.Turner was sentenced to 6 months, following a conviction of three counts of sexual assault on the Stanford University campus. Recently released documents from the case show that Turner admitted tolaughing out loud when confronted by bystanders, mid-rape. “I noticed that…
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U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte charged in Rio
U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte was formally charged by authorities in Brazil for falsely reporting robbery while at the Rio Olympics. Former federal prosecutor Doug Burns joins CBSN to discuss. Watch this video on YouTube
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Mark Spitz Criticizes Ryan Lochte
1972 Olympic gold medal swimmer Mark Spitz calls Ryan Lochte’s saga an unnecessary distraction. Jeff Nguyen reports. Watch this video on YouTube
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Report: Rio police exaggerated their version of Ryan Lochte events, too
There is no evidence Ryan Lochte or his three U.S. swimming teammates ever entered — let alone damaged — a bathroom at the gas station where a late-night rest stop exploded into an international incident at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics last week, according to a USA Today report on Monday night. In a press…
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Ryan Lochte: ‘My Immature, Intoxicated Behavior Tarnished’ A ‘Great’ Games (Full Interview) | TODAY
U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte, in the second part of an exclusive interview with TODAY’s Matt Lauer, describes the incident at a Rio gas station involving himself and three other Olympians’ confrontation with armed guards. He admits he “was upset,†but adds that “there was no reason for a gun to be pulled out.†He also…