SUMMARY: Luigi Mangion, 26, appeared in a New York City courtroom today, facing three murder charges including terrorism-related allegations. Dressed in a sweater and khaki pants, he pleaded not guilty alongside his attorney. His case involves two separate legal proceedings; state charges have raised concerns about his rights being violated, particularly after a dramatic arrival in an orange jumpsuit and shackles. Mangion’s legal team argues he won’t receive a fair trial due to the publicity and treatment he has received. He may also face federal charges, potentially leading to the death penalty if convicted.

The man accused of killing United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson appeared in a New York City courtroom to enter his plea. He was formally charged by the Manhattan DA last week on multiple murder and weapons charges, including an act of terrorism.

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SUMMARY: Two separate armored car robbery cases are under investigation. In Sugarland, police arrested Bradley Richardson for felony theft related to a December 3 robbery at an H-E-B where he and an accomplice stole cash. Meanwhile, the FBI is seeking suspects in an East Harris County robbery, where men dubbed “The Scrooge Sprayers” allegedly followed an armored truck driver, blinding him with a substance before stealing money. Additionally, Houston police are searching for five men who attempted to rob an armored vehicle driver at gunpoint, resulting in a shootout. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

There have been three separate armored car robberies in the Houston area over the past several weeks. Authorities are working to bring these robbers to justice.

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SUMMARY: Luigi Mangione, 26, who is accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, pleaded not guilty to murder and terrorism charges in a Manhattan courtroom. His trial will occur alongside federal charges that could lead to the death penalty. Mangione’s attorney argued that comments from officials, including NYC Mayor Eric Adams, have jeopardized his right to a fair trial. Arrested after a five-day search, Mangione was found with a weapon linked to the crime and a notebook expressing hostility toward the insurance industry. The incident has sparked public outrage regarding healthcare issues in the U.S.

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