Inside Edition for Friday, August 25, 2023
It's the mug shot seen round the world. For the first time in history, a former president of the United States was fingerprinted and photographed like any other suspect under arrest. It's not just the mug shot making headlines…the former president says he's an incredible 30 pounds lighter than when in office. But could that possibly be true? And fences may make good neighbors…however, cameras keep them honest. When a family suspected a disgruntled neighbor might be behind the noxious fumes they kept smelling, they set up a camera. And Steven Fabian says they were stunned by what they saw. Plus, we're learning more about the shooting at a popular neighborhood bar that left three people dead. The shooter was a retired police sergeant in the middle of a divorce and he was targeting his estranged wife. She was hit in the face but survived, now her friend who was with her is telling Inside Edition about the terrifying moment. Health officials have sent out an advisory for anyone who attended a mud race competition in Sonoma County, California. It comes after a number of participants were left with some really nasty infections. Leading to many asking - what's in the mud?
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<p>It's the mug shot seen round the world. For the first time in history, a former president of the United States was fingerprinted and photographed like any other suspect under arrest. It's not just the mug shot making headlines…the former president says he's an incredible 30 pounds lighter than when in office. But could that possibly be true? And fences may make good neighbors…however, cameras keep them honest. When a family suspected a disgruntled neighbor might be behind the noxious fumes they kept smelling, they set up a camera. And Steven Fabian says they were stunned by what they saw. Plus, we're learning more about the shooting at a popular neighborhood bar that left three people dead. The shooter was a retired police sergeant in the middle of a divorce and he was targeting his estranged wife. She was hit in the face but survived, now her friend who was with her is telling Inside Edition about the terrifying moment. Health officials have sent out an advisory for anyone who attended a mud race competition in Sonoma County, California. It comes after a number of participants were left with some really nasty infections. Leading to many asking - what's in the mud?</p>
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