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Exclusive | LA Mayor Karen Bass failed to deploy highly trained $1M crisis response team to help wildfire victims Original

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By Tami Abdollah Verified, Chris Nesi Verified
| New York Post Verified
LOS ANGELES — A crisis response team reporting to LA Mayor Karen Bass – with hundreds of trained volunteers and a nearly million-dollar budget – languished on the sidelines for a week as the city endured its most devastating natural disaster ever, The Post has learned.
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6th worker charged with sexually abusing inmates at famed federal women's prison in California Original

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By N'dea Yancey-Bragg Verified, Tami Abdollah Verified
| USA Today Verified
A sixth employee was charged with sexually abusing inmates at a federal women's prison in California that has come under scrutiny for alleged systemic abuse, according to court documents. Darrell Wayne Smith, a former correctional officer at the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, California, was arrested Thursday after a grand jury indicted him on 12 counts of abusive sexual contact, aggravated sexual abuse and sexual abuse of a ward.
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Teens who run away from home force tough questions for parents, police Original

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By Gina Barton Verified, Tami Abdollah Verified
| USA Today Verified
When people hear the term "runaway," they often make judgments that a missing child is not in danger. That's not always true, according to Angeline Hartmann, media director at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. “Was that child actually lured away? Is that child going to meet somebody and was meant to come back 10 minutes later?” she asked.
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