Morning Wire Murdaugh Sentenced & Scotland’s Hate Crime Law | Afternoon Update | 4.1.24
Apr 1, 2024
Alec Murdoch has been sentenced for serious federal charges, making headlines as communities brace for severe weather. Pro-Palestinian protests disrupt Easter services in a dramatic display, while a shooting in Nashville raises concerns amid local Easter celebrations. Meanwhile, Scotland's new hate speech law stirs debate over its implications, and a significant AT&T data leak puts millions of customers' information at risk. Tune in for a quick dive into these pressing stories!
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Murdaugh Sentencing
- Alec Murdaugh received another 40 years on top of existing life sentences.
- He pleaded guilty to financial crimes but still denies murdering his wife and son.
Protests and Disruptions
- Activists disrupted St. Patrick's Cathedral's Easter service, shouting "Free Palestine".
- Another group set up an "autonomous zone" in NYC's Zuccotti Park with various demands.
Nashville Shooting
- A gunman remains at large after a Nashville Easter brunch shooting.
- One person was killed and five injured after an altercation between two men.