Police in Colorado are actively searching for Kimberlee Singler, a 35-year-old mother suspected of killing two of her children and injuring the&nbsp;third. Singler is accused of providing false information about a burglary at her home, leading to the discovery of the killed children.

Responding to a 911 call reporting a burglary on December 19, Colorado Springs police found Singler and her 11-year-old daughter injured. Tragically, a 9-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy were found dead. Further investigation revealed that the initial burglary report was "unfounded."

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<h2>Warrant and charges issued</h2>

A warrant has been issued for Singler on charges including four counts of first-degree murder, two counts of first-degree attempted murder, three counts of child abuse, and one count of assault. The arrest warrant's details are currently sealed under a court order, and a $10 million bond has been set.

While the specifics of the arrest warrant remain undisclosed, Singler is facing severe charges related to the alleged murder of her children and the attempted murder of her injured daughter. The court order to seal details indicates the sensitivity and complexity of the ongoing investigation.

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Despite the tragic events, Singler's 11-year-old daughter is reported to be recovering and safe in the Colorado Springs area. The police have not disclosed the extent of the injuries sustained by Singler and her surviving child during the incident.

(With inputs from agencies)

Police in Colorado are actively searching for Kimberlee Singler, a 35-year-old mother suspected of killing two of her children and injuring the third. Singler is accused of providing false information about a burglary at her home, leading to the discovery of the killed children.

Police in Colorado are actively searching for Kimberlee Singler, a 35-year-old mother suspected of killing two of her children and injuring the third. Singler is accused of providing false information about a burglary at her home, leading to the discovery of the killed children. Responding to a 911 call reporting a burglary on December 19, Colorado Springs police found Singler and her 11-year-old daughter injured. Tragically, a 9-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy were found dead. Further investigation revealed that the initial burglary report was "unfounded." Also read | US: Six NRI family members killed in road accident in Texas, day after Christmas Warrant and charges issued A warrant has been issued for Singler on charges including four counts of first-degree murder, two counts of first-degree attempted murder, three counts of child abuse, and one count of assault. The arrest warrant's details are currently sealed under a court order, and a $10 million bond has been set. While the specifics of the arrest warrant remain undisclosed, Singler is facing severe charges related to the alleged murder of her children and the attempted murder of her injured daughter. The court order to seal details indicates the sensitivity and complexity of the ongoing investigation. Also watch | US: Nikki Haley admits civil war was 'about slavery' amidst criticism Despite the tragic events, Singler's 11-year-old daughter is reported to be recovering and safe in the Colorado Springs area. The police have not disclosed the extent of the injuries sustained by Singler and her surviving child during the incident. (With inputs from agencies)

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A court in&nbsp;Sweden&nbsp;on Friday sentenced a&nbsp;mother&nbsp;to six years in jail for allowing her&nbsp;son&nbsp;to&nbsp;fight&nbsp;for the Islamic State (IS) group as a child soldier in Syria.

The 49-year-old was convicted of &nbsp;aggravated of war crimes, violations of international law and for "not stopping her&nbsp;son, then aged 12 to 15, from being recruited and used as a child soldier for IS in the armed conflict in Syria," the Stockholm district court said in a statement.

The woman and her husband had been part of a "cult-like" Islamist environment and in April 2013 she brought her&nbsp;son&nbsp;to join his father and an older&nbsp;son&nbsp;in Syria.

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The court found that she must have understood that her&nbsp;son&nbsp;was used as a child soldier.

"She has not taken adequate steps to stop this, neither has she wanted to stop it, but his role as a child soldier had been in accordance with her convictions," the court said.

When she was charged in January, the prosecution authority said it was "the first time charges are being brought in&nbsp;Sweden&nbsp;for the war crime of using a child soldier".

It also said that from August 2013 and to May of 2016 the boy allegedly&nbsp;took&nbsp;part "in hostilities performed by armed groups, including the terrorist organisation IS".

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The authority added that he died in 2017, without providing the cause of death.

Around 300 Swedes or Swedish residents, a quarter of whom are women, joined IS in Syria and Iraq, mostly in 2013 and 2014, according to the Sapo intelligence service.

Sweden&nbsp;did not have existing legislation at the time to prosecute people for membership in a terrorist organisation, so prosecutors instead sought other crimes with which to charge returnees.

A court in Sweden on Friday sentenced a mother to six years in jail for allowing her son to fight for the Islamic State (IS) group as a child soldier in Syria. The 49-year-old was convicted of aggravated of war crimes, violations of international law and for "not stopping her son, then aged 12 to 15, from being recruited and used as a child soldier for IS in the armed conflict in Syria," the Stockholm district court said in a statement.

A court in Sweden on Friday sentenced a mother to six years in jail for allowing her son to fight for the Islamic State (IS) group as a child soldier in Syria. The 49-year-old was convicted of aggravated of war crimes, violations of international law and for "not stopping her son, then aged 12 to 15, from being recruited and used as a child soldier for IS in the armed conflict in Syria," the Stockholm district court said in a statement. The woman and her husband had been part of a "cult-like" Islamist environment and in April 2013 she brought her son to join his father and an older son in Syria. Also read | 52-year-old drunk airline pilot removed from cockpit of flight in US The court found that she must have understood that her son was used as a child soldier. "She has not taken adequate steps to stop this, neither has she wanted to stop it, but his role as a child soldier had been in accordance with her convictions," the court said. When she was charged in January, the prosecution authority said it was "the first time charges are being brought in Sweden for the war crime of using a child soldier". It also said that from August 2013 and to May of 2016 the boy allegedly took part "in hostilities performed by armed groups, including the terrorist organisation IS". Also read | Florida lawmakers vote to ban abortions after 15 weeks The authority added that he died in 2017, without providing the cause of death. Around 300 Swedes or Swedish residents, a quarter of whom are women, joined IS in Syria and Iraq, mostly in 2013 and 2014, according to the Sapo intelligence service. Sweden did not have existing legislation at the time to prosecute people for membership in a terrorist organisation, so prosecutors instead sought other crimes with which to charge returnees.

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US: Colorado mother on the run after allegedly killing two of her children

Sweden jails mother who took son to fight for IS