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The suspects arrested Tuesday in the Pike County massacre have drawn scrutiny since early in the investigation.One of the eight victims, Hanna Rhoden, had been in a custody dispute with Jake Wagner over a child they had together, according to her grandfather.Hanna Rhoden, was 19 when she was killed. Jake Wagner also faces charges of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor for allegedly having sexual contact with Hanna when she was 15 and he was 20. "There certainly was obsession with custody, obsession with control of the children," DeWine said.In May of 2017, authorities searched trailers belonging to Jake Wagner, a property belonging to his parents and a farm belonging to his grandmother.A month later, Dewine announced that authorities were looking for information about the four Wagners. It turned out that they had moved to Alaska.But little information trickled out after that, until this past August, when Pike County residents once again reported seeing SWAT vehicles at a farm owned by the Wagner family. That prompted unfounded online that arrests had been made in the case. Evidence shows that Billy, Angela, George and Jake Wagner developed an elaborate plan to kill the Rhodens, according to DeWine. He said they studied the victims' habits and routines and knew the layouts of their homes. The Wagners bought ammunition, a magazine clip, brass catchers and a bug detector to prepare for the crimes, according to the indictments. They also studied "counter-surveillance devices" on the properties, including pets, and tampered with phones; cameras; and parts of a home security system.In addition to the murder charges, members of the family are facing charges of conspiracy, engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, tampering with evidence, unlawful possession of a dangerous ordinance, forgery, unauthorized use of property, interception of wire, oral or electronic communications, obstructing justice and aggravated burglary.  2025

The report says it is imperative that the city make it a budget priority to make sure police department staffing levels “will be consistent with the County’s median staffing levels per capita.”To get to the county average of 1.29 police officers per 1,000 residents by 2023, Chula Vista will have to hire 148 more officers.Among the recommendations, the GMOC says the City Council should "direct the City Manager to support the Police Department to aggressively expand a new officer recruitment campaign, providing it with the proper tools, technology and resources to aid in the process of recruiting new police officers." 623

The two leaders did not formally announce any changes to policy on North Korea, but Trump appeared to call on China to do more, remarking that all "responsible nations" should stop financing with the "murderous North Korean regime." 232

The White House sees little sign that Gates' cooperation could pose any risk to the President. "There'd be no anxiety here" if Gates cooperated with Mueller in exchange for a plea deal, one White House official said. 216

The Sandmann family hired Wood January 24. A longtime specialist in libel and slander cases, the attorney is known for taking high-profile clients for whom he seeks “eye-popping damages,” according to a 2011 article by the Washington Post. 244