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The latest headlines making news across Central New York.

A Florida man claims he was was at the center of a incident worthy of James Bond. Herve Jaubert claims a plan to design personal submarines failed and he had to leave a Middle East country like a covert spy. (Nov. 24)

Greenberg wants Spitzer's lawsuit against him to be dismissed. (Bloomberg News)

Ernst & Young heads to court for using false documents and an audit. (Bloomberg News)

One-month reprieve for Malaysian woman sentenced to caning for drinking beer. (The Trade)

Trump's lawsuit against an author who questioned whether he was really a billionaire has been dismissed. (Bloomberg News)

Chaos erupted inside a courthouse in Genesse County, Michigan after Dekoven Kerr was sentenced for second degree murder in the death of Jaquan Dudley. A local TV station reports seven people were arrested. (July 14)

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday school officials violated an Arizona teenage girl's rights by strip-searching her for prescription-strength ibuprofen. (June 25)

A judge dismissed charges Thursday against two teens accused of plotting to kidnap and torture people. Prosecutors say parents caught the alleged plot before anything could happen, but the father of one of the boys says there was no real threat.

Former Kmart C.E.O. found liable for misleading the company. Judge will determine what penalty may impose. (Bloomberg News)

Interview and discussion with Andrew Hawkins, CEO of the Communicate Research. He resigns this morning over a scandal. Investigators say lawmakers filed reimbursement claims from everything, from food to chandeliers. (Bloomberg News)

He has said he is worth billions. He is suing the author of a book who cited sources saying he was worth no more than $250 million. (Bloomberg News)

Brady Dougan at credit suisse was ordered to pay a year's worth of interest to his ex-wife. He was 12 days late in a $7.5 million alimony payment. (Bloomberg News)

A couple accused of nearly starving their dog to death will face a judge this morning-- and a crowd of local animal lovers is expected to be there.

When it comes to matching someone's DNA to a crime, can FOX 5 employees be considered suspects? On Monday, the FOX 5 I-Team did a story about a man convicted of rape in part, because of DNA evidence - even though he wasn't a match.

Defense lawyers for Donald Delahanty wrapped up their case Tuesday. Delahanty is accused of shooting and killing Phoenix Police Officer David Uribe during a routine traffic stop in May of 2005.