'Courageous' Officers Rescue Couple Trapped Under Iowa Dam After Raft Capsized in River

Police in Iowa rescued two people from the Des Moines River after their inflatable raft capsized, and the entire mission was captured onvideo. Des Moines Police Department Both the man and woman were taken to the hospital in stable condition, and have since been released. As for the officers involved in the rescue, they “dried off, and went back to work,” the department’s Facebook page read, while praising the officers for their “courageous and selfless commitment.

'Courageous' Women Face Gang That Sexually Abused Them Over 7 Years: They 'Would Not Be Silenced'

Photo: Thames Valley Police Eight members of a U.K. child sex gang have been sentenced for their “routine, cynical” abuse of teenage girls — with one of the men serving up to life in prison — after their victims “bravely faced” them in court, PEOPLE confirms. The men, ages 36 to 48, were each found guilty of at least one charge related to the sexual abuse of six teens in Oxford.

'Cover-Up' Episode 2: Joey'll Fix It

If Ted Kennedy was nervous about anything on the morning of July 19, 1969, he certainly didn’t show it. At around 8 a.m., shortly before his black Oldsmobile was found upside down in a tidal pond just off the Dike Bridge, he was on the porch of the Shiretown Inn in Edgartown, Massachusetts. There, he chatted with friends Ross Richards and his wife, Marilyn, about the sailboat regatta that had taken place the day before.

'Cover-Up ' Episode 1: 10 Hours Later

Photo: Getty Nearly 50 years later, there are a few things everyone can agree on. It was a hot summer night. The water was calm. Mary Jo Kopechne attended a cookout at a small rental cottage on the island of Chappaquiddick. And the next morning, she was found dead in a submerged car at the bottom of a tidal pond. What happened in the 10 hours between the time the senator escaped from the car and the time he reported the accident to police,sparked a mystery that has lasted nearly 50 years.

'Cowards': Stepdad Says Straight-A Student Shot 22 Times as She Walked Her Dog in Houston

Diamond Alvarez.Photo: Gofundme The family of Diamond Alvarez heard the gunshots before their dog returned home from a walk to the park without her teen handler. The 16-year-old girl’s mother, Anna Machado, then called Diamond’s phone. There was no answer. At that point around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Diamond’s family members ran out to look for her. Police who responded to the location near a park in southwest Houston saidthe teen was killed at the scene.