Ronald Davidson, a Bronx man convicted in a 1972 triple murder, has secured a position as an investigator with the NYPD’s Civilian Complaint Review Board despite opposition from police unions due to his criminal history. Davidson, who claims to have turned his life around after serving 43 years in prison, faced backlash when NYU revoked a security position he was offered. His lawsuit against the school is ongoing, with supporters citing his rehabilitation efforts and community contributions.
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New Mexico teen kills entire family and then calls 911 to drunkenly confess to quadruple homicide: police
A 16-year-old New Mexico boy was arrested for allegedly killing his parents and two siblings, confessing to the crime while drunk and in a phone call to 911. Diego Leyva faces first-degree murder charges for the quadruple homicide in Belen, where his family members were found shot dead inside their home. Despite being intoxicated, Leyva surrendered peacefully and was hospitalized for detox before being detained in a juvenile justice center in Albuquerque as authorities investigate...
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