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Three people were seriously wounded Wednesday morning when a coworker opened fire at a software firm in a small Wisconsin city, police said.

The gunman, who was critically injured during an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement officers, died later at a hospital, Middleton police said.

His identity has not been released. The suspect, a US citizen in his 40s, did not have any known criminal record or family who lived in the area, Chief Charles Foulke said Thursday.

Authorities searched the suspect's residence on the southwest side of Madison on Wednesday night. It's unknown if the gun used in the shooting was owned legally. But police said he did not have a Wisconsin conceal-and-carry permit.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is investigating where the weapon was originally purchased.

"A significant number of bullets were fired" between the suspect and responding law enforcement, Foulke said.

The motive for the shooting, which unfolded in an office complex housing several businesses, is unclear.

Middleton Police Chief Charles Foulke said the gunman was an employee of WTS Paradigm, a software firm where he began shooting about 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. The suspect had been employed at the company since April 2017.

"It wasn't unusual for him to be in there," Foulke said. "He had a reason to be in there."

During the shooting, people hid under desks or barricaded themselves, and many ran, he said.

Foulke said the suspect exchanged gunfire with four law enforcement officers, whose actions he described as "very heroic ... and, from what I've been told and I believe, prevented much more bloodshed from happening." The officers have all been placed on administrative leave, following department policy.

"We have reason to believe the suspect was heavily armed with a lot of extra ammunition, a lot of extra magazines," the chief said.

A total of 10 police officers and sheriff's deputies initially responded and entered the two-building complex, Foulke said. They arrived as workers poured out.

According to Foulke, three victims, two males and a female, are being treated for gunshot wounds at UWHealth, a local hospital. A fourth person was grazed.

A tweet Wednesday night from UWHealth said one person was in critical condition and the other two were in serious condition. The victim in critical condition had been upgraded on Thursday, Foulke said, declining to identify the victims.

The FBI is assisting in the investigation, the chief said.

About 50 police cars plus the FBI responded to the scene in the 1800 block of Deming Way, Keely Arthur of CNN affiliate WISC reported. Police video is being reviewed, Foulke said. The building also has surveillance cameras.

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Middleton, a suburb of the state capital Madison, is a city of about 17,000 residents.

"My heart goes out to the people involved in the shooting," Middleton Mayor Gurdip Brar said. "You never would think this type of thing would happen in your city. Really, so sad that this happened here."

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Three people were seriously wounded Wednesday morning when a coworker opened fire at a software firm in a small Wisconsin city, police said. The gunman, who was critically injured during an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement officers, died later at a hospital, Middleton police said. His identity has not been released.

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Sheriff: 2-year-old kills self with gun left on counter A Louisiana sheriff says a 2-year-old has fatally shot himself with a handgun that was left on a counter in a Livingston Parish home.

The Advocate quotes Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard as saying the boy was found with a gunshot wound to the face Monday and declared dead at a hospital. Ard says in a release that a preliminary investigation indicates the toddler climbed onto a stool, grabbed the handgun off the counter and pulled the trigger.

Authorities haven't released the child's name. Authorities also haven't released information about who owned the gun or who was home at the time of the shooting, citing an ongoing investigation. The newspaper says this is one of several fatal shootings involving Louisiana children and unattended guns this year.

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A Louisiana sheriff says a 2-year-old has fatally shot himself with a handgun that was left on a counter in a Livingston Parish home.

The Advocate quotes Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard as saying the boy was found with a gunshot wound to the face Monday and declared dead at a hospital. Ard says in a release that a preliminary investigation indicates the toddler climbed onto a stool, grabbed the handgun off the counter and pulled the trigger.

Authorities haven't released the child's name. Authorities also haven't released information about who owned the gun or who was home at the time of the shooting, citing an ongoing investigation. The newspaper says this is one of several fatal shootings involving Louisiana children and unattended guns this year.

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Tesla shares tumbled on Tuesday amid reports of a potential criminal probe over its chief executive officer's statements about taking the company private.

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Tesla shares tumbled on Tuesday amid reports of a potential criminal probe over its chief executive officer's statements about taking the company private.

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The electric carmaker said it agreed to hand over documents to the Department of Justice in connection with CEO Elon Musk's tweets about taking the publicly traded company private last month, according to a company statement.

Tesla said it was cooperating with the government, but noted that it had not received a subpoena, a request for testimony or any other formal process.

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"Tesla received a voluntary request for documents from the DOJ and has been cooperative in responding to it," the company said. "We respect the DOJ's desire to get information about this and believe that the matter should be quickly resolved as they review the information they have received."

Shares tumbled as much as 7 percent on Tuesday afternoon as investors reacted to the news. The stock closed at $284.89 per share, or about 3.4 percent lower.

Tesla issued the statement after Bloomberg reported, citing two anonymous sources with knowledge of the matter, that the DOJ had opened a criminal fraud investigation over Musk's Aug. 7 tweets. The investigation is in its early stages and could take months, according to the report.

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The company is also at the center of a Securities and Exchange Commission probe into the firm's practices and communications, according to Bloomberg.

Shares rose as much as 11 percent on Aug. 7 in the wake of Musk's now-infamous tweet.

"Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured," he tweeted.

"Investor support is confirmed. Only reason why this is not certain is that it's contingent on a shareholder vote," he added in a subsequent tweet, before abandoning the plan.

The scope of the DOJ's investigation is still unclear, but Stephen Crimmins, a former deputy chief of litigation for the SEC, says Musk's conduct probably doesn't rise to the criminal level.

"It automatically becomes so high profile that the government enforcers have to be particularly conscientious in taking a look at things," Crimmins told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

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Crimmins, who spent 14 years at the SEC, said while Musk "speaks loosely," federal prosecutors would have to prove that he lied in an effort to impact the company's stock price.

That would be difficult to do, he said.

ABC News's Christine Theodorou contributed to this report.

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Tiger woods probation cancelled early

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Tiger Woods is officially off probation one month ahead of schedule, according to Sam Smink of WPTV.

The golfer was originally arrested in May 2017 and pleaded guilty in October for reckless driving in Palm Beach County, Fla. He was also initially charged with driving under the influence but he entered a diversion program to settle the charge.

He was placed on one year of probation and was not allowed to consume alcohol during this time.

The 42-year-old was also subject to random testing for drugs and alcohol.

At the time of the arrest, Woods had five different drugs in his system, including marijuana and two different painkillers, per Brian Wackerof Golf Digest.

He later checked himself in and completed an " intensive program" for his drug addiction last July.

Woods has since returned to golf after numerous back surgeries and is now back up to the No. 21 player in the world. He is set to compete in the Tour Championship beginning Thursday while currently sitting 20th in the FedEx Cup rankings.

He is also slated to be part of the United States team in the upcoming Ryder Cup in France.

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Tiger Woods' Probation for Reckless Driving Arrest Terminated 1 Month Early

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Golf Rob Goldberg Chris Szagola/Associated Press @TheRobGoldberg Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Tiger Woods is officially off probation one month ahead of schedule, according to Sam Smink of WPTV. The golfer was originally arrested in May 2017 and pleaded guilty in October for reckless driving in Palm Beach County, Fla.

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Tiger Woods is officially off probation one month ahead of schedule, according to Sam Smink of WPTV.

The golfer was originally arrested in May 2017 and pleaded guilty in October for reckless driving in Palm Beach County, Fla. He was also initially charged with driving under the influence but he entered a diversion program to settle the charge.

He was placed on one year of probation and was not allowed to consume alcohol during this time.

The 42-year-old was also subject to random testing for drugs and alcohol.

At the time of the arrest, Woods had five different drugs in his system, including marijuana and two different painkillers, per Brian Wackerof Golf Digest.

He later checked himself in and completed an " intensive program" for his drug addiction last July.

Woods has since returned to golf after numerous back surgeries and is now back up to the No. 21 player in the world. He is set to compete in the Tour Championship beginning Thursday while currently sitting 20th in the FedEx Cup rankings.

He is also slated to be part of the United States team in the upcoming Ryder Cup in France.

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Tiger Woods' Probation for Reckless Driving Arrest Terminated 1 Month Early

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Golf Rob Goldberg Chris Szagola/Associated Press @TheRobGoldberg Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Tiger Woods is officially off probation one month ahead of schedule, according to Sam Smink of WPTV. The golfer was originally arrested in May 2017 and pleaded guilty in October for reckless driving in Palm Beach County, Fla.

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An orthopedic surgeon who has appeared on a reality-TV dating show and his purported girlfriend have been accused of drugging and raping at least two women, and prosecutors fear there may be "many" more victims.

The pair allegedly used their "good looks and charm" to disarm the victims, Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas said.

"We've all heard of a wolf dressed up in sheep's clothing but a wolf can wear scrubs or doctors clothing or a wolf can be a beautiful woman," he added.

Dr. Grant William Robicheaux, who has appeared on the Bravo series "Online Dating Rituals of the American Male," and Cerissa Laura Riley were arrested last week and are facing multiple felony charges in California.

Investigators have been in touch with two alleged victims, Rackauckas said, but at a news conference today he said that they believe there are others out there.

Beyond that, prosecutors have found "thousands" of videos on Robicheaux's phone that are now being examined in which "women in the videos appear to be highly intoxicated beyond the ability to consent or resist," Rackauckas said.

"Based on this evidence, we believe there might be many unidentified victims out there," he added.

Orange County District Attorney

Riley is "purported to be" Robicheaux's girlfriend and the pair used "their good looks and charm" to disarm victims, Rackauckas said.

The pair traveled to festivals like Burning Man in Nevada and events in Palm Springs, California, the District Attorney's office said Tuesday, calling for any possible victims to contact investigators.

"We don't know how many victims there might be out there," Rackauckas said, adding that the Medical Board of California has opened an investigation.

Both Robicheaux, 38, and Riley, 31, are facing felony charges of rape by use of drugs, oral sex using a controlled substance, assault with intent to commit a sexual offense and possession of controlled substances.

Robicheaux is also facing charges relating to possession of an assault weapon and a sentencing enhancement related to that weapon possession, while Riley faces a sentencing enhancement for being knowingly vicariously armed with a firearm.

The attorneys for Robicheaux and Riley released a statement Tuesday night "unequivocally" denying "all allegations of non-consensual sex."

"They have been aware of these accusations for a number of months, and each of them will formally deny the truth of these allegations at their first opportunity in court. Dr. Robicheaux and Ms. Riley believe that such allegations do a disservice to, and dangerously undermine, the true victims of sexual assault, and they are eager to have the proper spotlight shed on this case in a public trial," according to the statement from the attorneys. "It must be noted that none of the allegations in this matter relate to or concern Dr. Robicheaux's medical practice or patients in any way. They both thank their families and friends for their continued support."

Orange County District Attorney

In one of the two known cases, the pair allegedly met with a woman at a bar in April 2016 and invited her to a boat party in Newport Beach. The pair then took her to Robicheaux's apartment where she was raped, authorities allege.

That victim, identified only as Jane Doe 1, contacted police the next day and tested positive for multiple controlled substances, authorities said.

In October 2016, Jane Doe 2 drank alcohol with the pair until she was "no longer conscious" and then they took her to Robicheaux's apartment where she was sexually assaulted with intent to commit rape, Rackauckas said.

When she allegedly awoke in the apartment, he added, she screamed for help until a neighbor called police.

They were arrested at Robicheaux's residence Sept. 12 and both posted bail for $100,000 each. Robicheaux stands to spend 40 years in prison and Riley faces 30 years and eight months in prison, if convicted. They are slated to appear in court next month.

"People often assume that rapists are creepy, scary men who lunge out from hiding amongst bushes and attack unsuspecting women," Rackauckas said. "The reality is that rapists come in all socioeconomic groups, of any background."

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Celia Barquin, a golf champion, was found dead after a homeless man raped and murdered her.

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A homeless man suspected of killing Iowa State University golfer Celia Barquín Arozamena appeared in court Tuesday morning, and a judge set a $5 million cash-only bond.

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Trump calls hurricane Florence "the wettest ever" . He also added that its been a "nasty one"

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President Donald thanked first responders in a Twitter video where he described Florence as "tough" one of the "wettest" hurricanes ever.

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"This is a tough hurricane," he said. "One of the wettest we've ever seen from the standpoint of water."

He added: "Florence has been a nasty one. A big one like that area certainly has never seen before."

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The storm has claimed at least 37 lives.

Posted to the president's Twitter account Tuesday afternoon, a day before he was scheduled to visit North Carolina for a briefing on the hurricane, the video also includes the president's appreciate of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the U.S. military, Coast Guard and law enforcement.

The president's latest description of the natural disaster comes after harsh criticism from San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz and others regarding his characterization of response efforts in Puerto Rico during and after Hurricane Maria last year.

"I think Puerto Rico was incredibly successful. Puerto Rico was actually our toughest one of all because it is an island," the president said last Tuesday. "I actually think it is one of the best jobs that's ever been done with respect to what this is all about."

Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello recently announced the revised official death toll of 2,975 from the hurricane last year after the government commissioned an independent study.

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A 45 year old man in New York gets arrested for threatening to kill an 11 year old over Fortnite. Huntington resident Michael Aliperti allegedly made the threats by text and voice messages through Xbox after the boy beat him.

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A 45-year-old New York man has been arrested for threatening to shoot an 11-year-old boy over Fortnite, according to police.

Huntington resident Michael Aliperti allegedly made the threats by text and voice messages through Xbox after the boy beat him, the Suffolk County Police Department said in a press release.

Aliperti told the child that he would shoot him, "possibly at his school," in messages sent Monday around 9 p.m., the release states.

Aliperti was arrested at his Long Island home Tuesday around 1:40 a.m. and charged with second-degree aggravated harassment and acting in a manner to injure a child. He was scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.

It is unclear if Aliperti retained an attorney or has children himself.

Additional details on the case were not immediately available.

Fortnite has become a cultural phenomenon among gamers since it was released last year.

A representative for Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite, did not immediately respond to ABC News' request for comment.

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A 45-year-old New York man has been arrested for threatening to shoot an 11-year-old boy over Fortnite, according to police. Huntington resident Michael Aliperti allegedly made the threats by text and voice messages through Xbox after the boy beat him, the Suffolk County Police Department said in a press release.

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A couple is charged because they drugged and raped women, and they believe there are more unidentified victims still in the dark.

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An orthopedic surgeon who has appeared on a reality-TV dating show and his purported girlfriend have been accused of drugging and raping at least two women, and prosecutors fear there may be "many" more victims.

The pair allegedly used their "good looks and charm" to disarm the victims, Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas said.

"We've all heard of a wolf dressed up in sheep's clothing but a wolf can wear scrubs or doctors clothing or a wolf can be a beautiful woman," he added.

Dr. Grant William Robicheaux, who has appeared on the Bravo series "Online Dating Rituals of the American Male," and Cerissa Laura Riley were arrested last week and are facing multiple felony charges in California.

Investigators have been in touch with two alleged victims, Rackauckas said, but at a news conference today he said that they believe there are others out there.

Beyond that, prosecutors have found "thousands" of videos on Robicheaux's phone that are now being examined in which "women in the videos appear to be highly intoxicated beyond the ability to consent or resist," Rackauckas said.

"Based on this evidence, we believe there might be many unidentified victims out there," he added.

Orange County District Attorney

Riley is "purported to be" Robicheaux's girlfriend and the pair used "their good looks and charm" to disarm victims, Rackauckas said.

The pair traveled to festivals like Burning Man in Nevada and events in Palm Springs, California, the District Attorney's office said Tuesday, calling for any possible victims to contact investigators.

"We don't know how many victims there might be out there," Rackauckas said, adding that the Medical Board of California has opened an investigation.

Both Robicheaux, 38, and Riley, 31, are facing felony charges of rape by use of drugs, oral sex using a controlled substance, assault with intent to commit a sexual offense and possession of controlled substances.

Robicheaux is also facing charges relating to possession of an assault weapon and a sentencing enhancement related to that weapon possession, while Riley faces a sentencing enhancement for being knowingly vicariously armed with a firearm.

The attorneys for Robicheaux and Riley released a statement Tuesday night "unequivocally" denying "all allegations of non-consensual sex."

"They have been aware of these accusations for a number of months, and each of them will formally deny the truth of these allegations at their first opportunity in court. Dr. Robicheaux and Ms. Riley believe that such allegations do a disservice to, and dangerously undermine, the true victims of sexual assault, and they are eager to have the proper spotlight shed on this case in a public trial," according to the statement from the attorneys. "It must be noted that none of the allegations in this matter relate to or concern Dr. Robicheaux's medical practice or patients in any way. They both thank their families and friends for their continued support."

Orange County District Attorney

In one of the two known cases, the pair allegedly met with a woman at a bar in April 2016 and invited her to a boat party in Newport Beach. The pair then took her to Robicheaux's apartment where she was raped, authorities allege.

That victim, identified only as Jane Doe 1, contacted police the next day and tested positive for multiple controlled substances, authorities said.

In October 2016, Jane Doe 2 drank alcohol with the pair until she was "no longer conscious" and then they took her to Robicheaux's apartment where she was sexually assaulted with intent to commit rape, Rackauckas said.

When she allegedly awoke in the apartment, he added, she screamed for help until a neighbor called police.

They were arrested at Robicheaux's residence Sept. 12 and both posted bail for $100,000 each. Robicheaux stands to spend 40 years in prison and Riley faces 30 years and eight months in prison, if convicted. They are slated to appear in court next month.

"People often assume that rapists are creepy, scary men who lunge out from hiding amongst bushes and attack unsuspecting women," Rackauckas said. "The reality is that rapists come in all socioeconomic groups, of any background."

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A Louisiana sheriff says a 2-year-old has fatally shot himself with a handgun that was left on a counter in a Livingston Parish home.

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A Louisiana sheriff says a 2-year-old has fatally shot himself with a handgun that was left on a counter in a Livingston Parish home.

The Advocate quotes Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard as saying the boy was found with a gunshot wound to the face Monday and declared dead at a hospital. Ard says in a release that a preliminary investigation indicates the toddler climbed onto a stool, grabbed the handgun off the counter and pulled the trigger.

Authorities haven't released the child's name. Authorities also haven't released information about who owned the gun or who was home at the time of the shooting, citing an ongoing investigation. The newspaper says this is one of several fatal shootings involving Louisiana children and unattended guns this year.

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An orthopedic surgeon who has appeared on a reality-TV dating show and his purported girlfriend have been accused of drugging and raping at least two women, and prosecutors fear there may be "many" more victims.

The pair allegedly used their "good looks and charm" to disarm the victims, Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas said.

"We've all heard of a wolf dressed up in sheep's clothing but a wolf can wear scrubs or doctors clothing or a wolf can be a beautiful woman," he added.

Dr. Grant William Robicheaux, who has appeared on the Bravo series "Online Dating Rituals of the American Male," and Cerissa Laura Riley were arrested last week and are facing multiple felony charges in California.

Investigators have been in touch with two alleged victims, Rackauckas said, but at a news conference today he said that they believe there are others out there.

Beyond that, prosecutors have found "thousands" of videos on Robicheaux's phone that are now being examined in which "women in the videos appear to be highly intoxicated beyond the ability to consent or resist," Rackauckas said.

"Based on this evidence, we believe there might be many unidentified victims out there," he added.

Orange County District Attorney

Riley is "purported to be" Robicheaux's girlfriend and the pair used "their good looks and charm" to disarm victims, Rackauckas said.

The pair traveled to festivals like Burning Man in Nevada and events in Palm Springs, California, the District Attorney's office said Tuesday, calling for any possible victims to contact investigators.

"We don't know how many victims there might be out there," Rackauckas said, adding that the Medical Board of California has opened an investigation.

Both Robicheaux, 38, and Riley, 31, are facing felony charges of rape by use of drugs, oral sex using a controlled substance, assault with intent to commit a sexual offense and possession of controlled substances.

Robicheaux is also facing charges relating to possession of an assault weapon and a sentencing enhancement related to that weapon possession, while Riley faces a sentencing enhancement for being knowingly vicariously armed with a firearm.

The attorneys for Robicheaux and Riley released a statement Tuesday night "unequivocally" denying "all allegations of non-consensual sex."

"They have been aware of these accusations for a number of months, and each of them will formally deny the truth of these allegations at their first opportunity in court. Dr. Robicheaux and Ms. Riley believe that such allegations do a disservice to, and dangerously undermine, the true victims of sexual assault, and they are eager to have the proper spotlight shed on this case in a public trial," according to the statement from the attorneys. "It must be noted that none of the allegations in this matter relate to or concern Dr. Robicheaux's medical practice or patients in any way. They both thank their families and friends for their continued support."

Orange County District Attorney

In one of the two known cases, the pair allegedly met with a woman at a bar in April 2016 and invited her to a boat party in Newport Beach. The pair then took her to Robicheaux's apartment where she was raped, authorities allege.

That victim, identified only as Jane Doe 1, contacted police the next day and tested positive for multiple controlled substances, authorities said.

In October 2016, Jane Doe 2 drank alcohol with the pair until she was "no longer conscious" and then they took her to Robicheaux's apartment where she was sexually assaulted with intent to commit rape, Rackauckas said.

When she allegedly awoke in the apartment, he added, she screamed for help until a neighbor called police.

They were arrested at Robicheaux's residence Sept. 12 and both posted bail for $100,000 each. Robicheaux stands to spend 40 years in prison and Riley faces 30 years and eight months in prison, if convicted. They are slated to appear in court next month.

"People often assume that rapists are creepy, scary men who lunge out from hiding amongst bushes and attack unsuspecting women," Rackauckas said. "The reality is that rapists come in all socioeconomic groups, of any background."

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The killer of the Iowa jogger was found not guilty to first- degree murder. Tibbetts was stab multiple times with a sharp object.

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The accused killer of Iowa jogger Mollie Tibbetts appeared in court Wednesday where he pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, one month after he was arrested for allegedly killing the 20-year-old college student.

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Tibbetts, a rising sophomore at the University of Iowa, disappeared on July 18 while jogging in her rural farming town of Brooklyn, a close-knit community of about 1,500 residents.

Her disappearance garnered national attention and state and federal investigators were soon asked to join the case.

On Aug. 21, her alleged killer, 24-year-old Cristhian Rivera, was arrested after authorities said he led them to the college student's body in a farm field.

Tibbetts died from multiple sharp force injuries, according to her autopsy.

In court on Wednesday Rivera waived his right to a speedy trial.

His trial was set for April 16, 2019.

Rivera is an undocumented immigrant and his arrest renewed debate over America's immigration system.

On the day of Rivera's arrest, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said in a statement, "We are angry that a broken immigration system allowed a predator like this to live in our community, and we will do all we can bring justice to Mollie's killer."

But Tibbetts' father said his daughter wouldn't want to be the face of an immigration debate and he begged for the family to be allowed to grieve privately.

"Please leave us out of your debate," Rob Tibbetts wrote in a guest column in The Des Moines Register. "I'm tired of my family being abused ... We want Mollie to die with dignity."

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Iowa jogger's alleged killer pleads not guilty

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The accused killer of Iowa jogger Mollie Tibbetts appeared in court Wednesday where he pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, one month after he was arrested for allegedly killing the 20-year-old college student. Tibbetts, a rising sophomore at the University of Iowa, disappeared on July 18...

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A large black bear gets stuck in a woman's minivan in the North Carolina woods.

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A North Carolina woman was shocked Sunday to find a large black bear trapped in her minivan, helplessly thrashing around and tearing up the seats.

Nicole Minkin Lissenden told The Asheville Citizen Times she was at her parents' house in Asheville when her minivan door seemingly cracked open on its own, as a stream of trash spilled out. Lissenden said she was embarrassed and went to the minivan to close the door.

About a half hour later, she noticed her windows were fogged up and she saw paw prints on the windows.

That's when Lissenden realized she had accidentally trapped a now-agitated black bear in her vehicle.

"The bear was getting more and more upset and thrashing around a lot, and that set off the alarm and started honking the horn," Lissenden told the newspaper.

Lissenden said she called her husband and Animal Services, and a neighbor also came over to help, the Citizen-Times reported. Alex Lissenden, Nicole's husband, attempted to open the sliding door via remote control -- but it was to no avail as the bear had damaged the door.

"So my husband had to go up and unlock the windows on the doors," Nicole Lissenden said.

The driver's side window came down a bit and the bear was able to pop out and escape.

"He tore all of the kids' car seats out and tore up the seats to the car," Nicole Lissenden said. "He was just thrashing and clawing trying to get out of that van."

Karen Brown, a neighbor, said the bear went toward her house next. She came home to find paw prints and open drawers in her kitchen, adding the bear walked past her fresh pumpkin bread and chili, instead grabbing muffin mix.

The bear left the premises shortly after.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Ryan Gaydos is an editor for Fox News. Follow him on Twitter @RyanGaydos.

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Large black bear becomes trapped inside unsuspecting woman's minivan in North Carolina woods

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A North Carolina woman was shocked Sunday to find a large black bear trapped in her minivan, helplessly thrashing around and tearing up the seats. Nicole Minkin Lissenden told The Asheville Citizen Times she was at her parents' house in Asheville when her minivan door seemingly cracked open on its own, as a stream of trash spilled out.