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Pastor accused of stealing from church

Pastor accused of stealing from church

By • on February 1, 2012

TOLEDO, Ohio (WUPW) – A long-time pastor at a popular central-city church is being accused of stealing cash from his congregation. It's the latest accusation in a court battle that's deeply divided members of Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church over the firing of a pastor who refuses to leave. Three members of Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church, 1401

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Church Security

Lawyers argue over psych exam for man accused of murdering Maryville minister

Lawyers argue over psych exam for man accused of murdering Maryville minister

By • on February 1, 2012

EDWARDSVILLE • Lawyers continue to wrangle over details of a proposed new psychiatric examination of Terry Joe Sedlacek, accused of fatally shooting

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Synagogue/Jewish Security

Exclusive: Israel Warns US Jews: Iran Could Strike Here

Exclusive: Israel Warns US Jews: Iran Could Strike Here

By • on February 3, 2012

Israeli facilities in North America — and around the world — are on high alert, according to an internal security document obtained by ABC

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CSI Security Alerts

FIRST NATIONWIDE TEST OF THE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM

FIRST NATIONWIDE TEST OF THE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM

By • on October 29, 2011

FIRST NATIONWIDE TEST OF THE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM Test to Take Place November 9 at 2 p.m. EDT WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congregational Security

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Mission Trip/Missionary Security

Two North Texas missionaries found dead in northern Mexico

Two North Texas missionaries found dead in northern Mexico

By • on February 1, 2012

LEWISVILLE — Two missionaries from North Texas were murdered in their home outside the violence-plagued northern industrial city of Monterrey, Mexico,

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Public Health

St. John Vianney Catholic Church open after Palm Sunday mystery illness

St. John Vianney Catholic Church open after Palm Sunday mystery illness

By • on April 19, 2011

ST. PETE BEACH — Holy Week services at St. John Vianney Catholic Church are continuing as scheduled this week, despite a two-hour emergency closing

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Security News

Hate crime numbers steady, nearly half motivated by racial bias, FBI reports

Hate crime numbers steady, nearly half motivated by racial bias, FBI reports

By • on November 15, 2011

WASHINGTON (CNN) – As New York authorities investigate what appears to be the nation's latest hate crime, the FBI's annual hate crime report,

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CSI News

Richardson Police Faith-Based Crime Prevention Conference – March 26 2011

Richardson Police Faith-Based Crime Prevention Conference – March 26 2011

By • on March 12, 2011

For the second year on Saturday March 26, 2011 the Richardson Police Department will be hosting a Faith-Based Crime Prevention Conference that is open

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Church Leaders Kidnapped in India

A staff-member and two church leaders from a California-based church planting ministry have been captured in western India. Over this past weekend an Empart Church Planter and two church leaders (names

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Details of case against synagogue firebombing suspect aired at bail hearing

HACKENSACK, N.J. — Anthony Graziano heard the screams of horror after he lobbed a Molotov cocktail into the living quarters of a Rutherford, N.J., synagogue where a rabbi lived with his family,

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Lawyer: Synagogue Firebombing Suspect Has ‘Psychological Issues’

MYFOXNY.COM – Calling their case against Anthony Graziano "rock solid," prosecutors say he confessed. But his lawyer said that confession should be taken with a grain of salt. "He

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Prosecutors: Graziano confessed to Rutherford temple firebombing, Paramus arson

Prosecutors say Anthony Graziano confessed to continuing to throw firebombs inside a rabbi’s home despite hearing screaming inside, but his defense attorney said the admission shouldn’t be

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NY Archdiocese Worker Accused of $1M Theft

A longtime worker for the Archdiocese of New York has been accused of using accounting tricks to steal about $1 million from the church. Anita Collins, 67, was arrested and arraigned Monday as a result

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Church treasurer steals thousands from congregation

SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — It's a big theft at a small Church. Police said a woman stole more than a $100,000 from her own congregation. Police said Emma Maxwell took about $143,000 from the Breakabeen-North

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