Death Penalty Sought for School Shooter:  The Florida Attorney General's Office announced today that it will seek a death sentence for Nicholas Cruz, the former student who killed 17, at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last month.  The Associated Press reports that defense attorneys for Cruz had said that he would plead guilty to the murders if the death penalty were taken off the table.  The County Deputy Public Defender, whose office is representing Cruz, told reporters that because there were so many warning signs about Cruz that were not acted upon, seeking the death penalty might be going too far.  The possibility of a plea bargain allowing Cruz to serve life without the possibility of parole still exists. 

CA Child Molester Caught at Border:  Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested a Mexican national convicted in 2011 of molesting a child in California at the Arizona border Monday.  In a press release, ICE reports that Alonzo Bustos-Trujillo, who was deported after serving a year in jail, walked back across the border with three other Mexican nationals near Quartzsite, AZ.  During an interview Bustos-Trujillo told agents that he planned to travel from Yuma to Los Angeles.