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Saying they were there to do work, the four talked their way inside the apartment. They walked around, as if inspecting the place, but provided only vague answers to the residents’ questions before one stranger turned to the others. “Do you want to do this now or another time?” he asked. “I’m ready,” another said. With that, they attacked — the beginning of 11 terrifying hours for a family tied up and held captive overnight in their Silver Spring , Md., apartment, according to court documents filed in Montgomery County. Police say five intruders entered this Silver Spring apartment building Aug . 1 and held a family captive all night. The family was targeted, police say, because at least one of the intruders knew that a woman at the apartment worked at a check- cashing store; holding her at knifepoint, the intruders demanded she turn over store keys and an alarm code. On Monday, the final suspect charged in the home invasion — the four initial attackers allegedly were join...

The slayings of two young men in Florida, allegedly at the hands of their roommate, has exposed disturbing evidence of a credible neo-Nazi threat to public safety, federal investigators say. Devon Arthurs, the 19-year-old co-founder of the obscure neo-Nazi group "Atomwaffen Division," was arrested in the May 19 fatal shooting of his roommates, 18-year-old Andrew Oneschuk and 22-year-old Jeremy Himmelman . At the time of the arrest, officials said Arthurs claimed he killed Oneschuk and Himmelman to thwart a domestic terrorist attack by Atomwaffen, which is German for “atomic weapon.” “I prevented the deaths of a lot of people,” Arthurs said in a rambling statement, according to officials. Asked why his roommates planned such an attack, he said, “Because they want to build a Fourth Reich.” Related Image undated photo provided by Kianna Kaizer, shows Jeremy Himmelman and his girlfriend Kianna Kaizer . Himmelman was fatally shot along with his friend Andrew Oneschuk , 18, b...

Kara Apel NASHVILLE, TN -- Police say they have arrested two men who they believed robbed people in a downtown Nashville parking lot early Saturday morning . The two victims, both from Clarksville, had left a downtown bar and were walking through the parking lot at the intersection of 2nd Avenue South and Broadway around 1:20 a.m. The victims, ages 25 and 27, told police they saw the suspects standing near a Huyndai Sonata. According to police, the suspects forced the victims into the car at gunpoint before robbing them. The victims were released, which is when they called police with the vehicle's tag number. Police said the car is registered to a woman who lives at an apartment complex on Brick Church Pike . Officers with the Madison Police Precinct spotted the car around 3:30 a.m. in parking lot of the complex. Richard Maupins, 25, was allegedly driving the vehicle. Police said his passenger, 23-year-old Dantarius Hancock, ran from the vehicle but was later arrested inside an...