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  ROCK HILL: Two charged with armed robbery after Walmart knife theft | State | The State
  Furthermore, the use during outdoor activities can barely be described in such a short article, since one of the most important items you can have with you in the great outdoors is a knife. Different brands offer various levels of quality, look, and durability when it comes to folding knives. If being on a budget isnt your thing, you must certainly go with a Benchmade brand knife.
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  San Jose mom to police: 'I'm sorry, I killed my baby' – San Jose Mercury News
  Deputies say they showed up to the Dean's Bridge McDonald's to find Neito Carter, 39, yelling and cursing at an employee. Reports show when Carter was asked to leave, he challenged deputies saying that he didn't have to leave and asked what they were going to do about it. After resisting arrest, the report says the deputy noticed Carter going for a pocket knife on his right hand side. That's when the deputy threatened to tase him. The deputy says he gave several more commands to which Carter refused, and that's when he deployed his taser. The report says it didn't have much of an effect because it did not make good contact.
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  But now, thanks to the iStab, that's all about to change. Inventor Mike Warren found existing designs for folding knives and iPhone cases and then combined the two in a 3D design editor. Mike then used an Objet500 Connex to print the case pieces and put them together with a pairing knife blade. Mike warns that the knife may be considered a weapon by many law enforcement agencies, but if you want to make your own just for fun, or if you know they are legal in your area, you can build your own iStab using the directions on this Instructable . Please sign up for my latest wacky products articles here. Jill Harness
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  "I'm sorry, I killed my baby," Ashley Renee Newton said according to a police probable cause statement. The San Jose woman was charged Tuesday with murder with use of a knife for allegedly stabbing to death her 7-month-old son, identified for the first time as William Brian Sherman. Newton is expected to be arraigned in a Pleasanton courtroom Wednesday afternoon. Ashley Newton, 23, of San Jose. (Courtesy East Bay Regional Parks) First responders, including off-duty Livermore police Chief Michael Harris, arrived to find a grisly scene at Del Valle Regional Park in Livermore on Sunday morning. Harris, who was visiting the park with his young daughters, said a blood-covered Newton ran up to his car screaming "Take him, take him!" before handing him the wounded boy.
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  National Videos ROCK HILL A man and a woman were arrested Tuesday in connection with a shoplifting incident that turned into an armed robbery at the Walmart in Rock Hill on April 13. Jackleen Mullen, 17, and Levar Allen, 36, both of Rock Hill, allegedly conspired to steak kitchen knives from the Walmart on Dave Lyle Boulevard. According to the original incident report, Mullen took the knives from the shelf and put them in her bag. When she tried to leave the store, a manager approached her and Allen held out a pocket knife and said, Dont touch her…Ill cut you. The pair then left the store. Police were able to view security footage and have been looking for the pair since the incident. Mullen and Allen are charged with armed robbery and criminal conspiracy. Rachel Southmayd 803-329-4072 Facebook Twitter Google Plus Reddit E-mail Print Order a reprint of this story Join The Conversation The State is pleased to provide this opportunity to share information, experiences and observations about what's in the news.
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