Charlie Kirk Case: Defense Says Bullet Doesn’t Match Rifle

Tiger Woods pleaded not guilty in his latest DUI case and rehired his 2017 attorney, who filed paperwork letting him skip pretrial appearances. Police say Tiger Woods had hydrocodone pills on him during his Florida DUI crash, showed clear signs of impairment, failed sobriety tests, and now faces multiple charges after refusing a urine test. Defense attorneys in the Charlie Kirk murder case claim the bullet doesn’t match the alleged rifle and say they need more time to review massive amounts of evidence. Prosecutors insist the ballistic result is merely inconclusive and maintain they have strong evidence to prove Tyler Robinson committed the murder. A handcuffed woman in Michigan escaped through a police cruiser window and remains on the run after allegedly committing additional crimes.



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