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Boiling Spring Lakes chief cleared of wrong-doing

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The Boiling Spring Lakes police chief has been cleared of any wrong-doing at his previous job. Full story...
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Law enforcement out to protect school children

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With schools back in session, law enforcement officers are asking drivers to be extra careful on the road. Full story...
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Burgaw Police Chief resigns

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After just a few months on the job, Burgaw's police chief is stepping down. Full story...
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Training for a terrorist attack in our area

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Our area is home to a nuclear plant, and a major port. That makes it a potential target for terrorists, and that is why the Coast Guard has a plan, just in case. Full story...
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Sketch artist helps local law enforcement

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videoWilmington police are using a few leads and a composite sketch to find the man responsible for a brutal downtown assault. The likeness may be the strongest clue detectives have to find the man who raped and stabbed a woman. Full story...
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Outside company taking over Oak Island sexual harrasment investigation

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A Raleigh company is taking over the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment within the Oak Island Police Department. Full story...
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Thorpe suspended without pay, license revoked

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There is more information tonight on the weekend arrest of Navassa Police Chief Ricky Thorpe. Full story...
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Oak Island PD sexual harassment accusations

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videoFemale employees of the Oak Island Police department claim they were discriminated against and sexually harassed by their superiors. Full story...
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Wilmington Police partnering with ICE

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videoWWAY has learned that it's now official; the Wilmington Police Department will team up with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, better known as ICE. Full story...
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Witnesses not cooperating with investigators

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Since January police in Wilmington have investigated four murders. Out of the four three are still unsolved. Full story...
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Former deputy gets 34 years in jail; threatens prosecutors, spits

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A former Robeson County sheriff's deputy has been sentenced to 34 years in prison for posing as an on-duty officer and robbing drug dealers. Full story...
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Proposal would put more law enforcement in schools

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Wilmington Police officers and New Hanover County Sheriff's deputies may join forces to patrol local schools. Full story...
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Fans disappointed by Lil Wayne no-show

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videoNew Hanover High School's Brogden Hall was supposed to be filled with the sounds of rap artist Lil Wayne performing Sunday night. Instead, it was filled with the cries of angry fans. Fans waited for Lil Wayne to take the stage, but the performer was a no-show, leaving fans demanding answers. Full story...
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New Hanover, Brunswick Counties have highest state DWI rate

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Here's a sobering notion: Brunswick and New Hanover Counties have the highest number of DWI arrests in the entire state. The Highway Patrol says something needs to be done to stop the drunken driving, and one UNCW student may have the solution. Full story...
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