Crime Wire Weekly 8/15/25 | Trump DC Takeover, LSU Football Player Harbors Fugitives in Dorm, Texas Mass Shooting at Target (Preview)
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Crime Wire Weekly 8/15/25 | Trump DC Takeover, LSU Football Player Harbors Fugitives in Dorm, Texas Mass Shooting at Target (Preview)
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In this episode of Crime Wire Weekly, hosts Jim Chapman and Kelly Jennings discuss a series of trending crime stories, including Donald Trump’s takeover of crime in Washington DC, an LSU football player is arrested after (2) suspects for murder hide for weeks in his dorm room, A mass shooting at a Target store in Texas leaves (3) dead, a Florida woman is arrested after sharing nude pictures of a dating partner. These stories and more are on tap for today!
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Topics Crime Wire weekly Airing August 8th 2025
- Louisiana teen convicted as an adult for murder gets just 9 years in prison.
- Texas shooting kills (3) at a Target store.
- Donald Trump’s DC takeover.
- Kentucky woman & (2) children abducted in bank robbery.
- LSU football player found to be harboring murder suspects in dorm room.
- Florida woman poses as nurse & treats thousands of patients.
- Maryland cold case solved after 20 years.
- North Carolina woman arrested for sharing revenge porn.
- Florida mom leaves kid and pet to party in Vegas.
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