breaking911--2020-09-17--Former Illinois State Senator Pleads Guilty to Federal Tax Charge

CHICAGO — Former Illinois State Sen. Terry Link pleaded guilty today to a federal tax charge and admitted willfully underreporting his income for several years .
Link , a Democrat , admitted in a plea agreement that he willfully underreported his income on his tax returns for the calendar years 2012 through 2016 .
The conduct caused total losses to the IRS of at least $ 71,133 , and to the Illinois Department of Revenue of at least $ 11,527 , the plea agreement states .
For the calendar year 2016 , Link admitted that he underreported approximately $ 93,859 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ money from a campaign fund – Friends of Terry Link – that Link spent on personal expenses , the plea agreement states .
Link , 73 , pleaded guilty to one count of filing a false tax return , which is punishable by up to three years in federal prison .
He agreed to pay restitution of $ 71,133 to the IRS , and $ 11,527 to the Illinois Department of Revenue .
U.S. District Judge Robert M. Dow , Jr. , did not immediately set a sentencing date .
A status hearing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , at 9:00 a.m .

CHICAGO — Former Illinois State Sen. Terry Link pleaded guilty today to a federal tax charge and admitted willfully underreporting his income for several years.
Link, a Democrat, admitted in a plea agreement that he willfully underreported his income on his tax returns for the calendar years 2012 through 2016. The conduct caused total losses to the IRS of at least $71,133, and to the Illinois Department of Revenue of at least $11,527, the plea agreement states. For the calendar year 2016, Link admitted that he underreported approximately $93,859, approximately $73,159 of which was money from a campaign fund – Friends of Terry Link – that Link spent on personal expenses, the plea agreement states.
Link, 73, pleaded guilty to one count of filing a false tax return, which is punishable by up to three years in federal prison. He agreed to pay restitution of $71,133 to the IRS, and $11,527 to the Illinois Department of Revenue.
U.S. District Judge Robert M. Dow, Jr., did not immediately set a sentencing date. A status hearing was set for March 30, 2021, at 9:00 a.m.
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breaking911--2020-09-17--Former Model Amy Dorris Says Trump Sexually Assaulted Her

NEW YORK — Former model Amy Dorris claims that Donald Trump “ forced his tongue down her throat ” in @ @ @ @ @ 1997 U.S. Open .
Dorris made the claims to the Guardian , saying the then-business @ @ @ @ @ her body and held her in a grip she was unable to escape from.
’ @ @ @ @ @ tongue down my throat and I was pushing him off .
And then that ’ @ @ @ @ @ tighter and his hands were very gropey and all over my butt , my breasts @ @ @ @ @ ” “ I was in his grip , and I couldn ’ t get out @ @ @ @ @ said .
“ I don ’ t know what you call that when you ’ @ @ @ @ @ down someone ’ s throat .
But I pushed it out with my teeth .
@ @ @ @ @ And I think I might have hurt his tongue.
” Trump ’ s attorneys told @ @ @ @ @ denies the allegations .

NEW YORK — Former model Amy Dorris claims that Donald Trump “forced his tongue down her throat” in his VIP box at the 1997 U.S. Open.
Dorris made the claims to the Guardian, saying the then-business man assaulted her all over her body and held her in a grip she was unable to escape from.’
“He just shoved his tongue down my throat and I was pushing him off. And then that’s when his grip became tighter and his hands were very gropey and all over my butt, my breasts, my back, everything.”
“I was in his grip, and I couldn’t get out of it,” she said. “I don’t know what you call that when you’re sticking your tongue just down someone’s throat. But I pushed it out with my teeth. I was pushing it. And I think I might have hurt his tongue.”
Trump’s attorneys told the news outlet the President denies the allegations.
Donald Trump accused of sexual assault by former model https://t.co/ZoGPWokPNL — The Guardian (@guardian) September 17, 2020
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breaking911--2020-09-17--VP Pence’s Fmr. Homeland Security Advisor Speaks Out

Pence ’ s Former Lead Coronavirus Task Force Aide Slams Trump And Endorses Biden In New Video .

Pence’s Former Lead Coronavirus Task Force Aide Slams Trump And Endorses Biden In New Video.
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breaking911--2020-09-17--Kentucky man who killed 7-year-old Dequante Hobbs sentenced to nearly 6 years on federal gun charges

LOUISVILLE , Ky. – A Louisville , Kentucky , man , who fired the shot that killed a 7-year old child on May 21 , 2017 , has been sentenced to 70 months , followed by 3 years supervised release by U.S. District Judge Claria Horn Boom .
Judge Boom also sentenced Williams to 24 hours per year of community service speaking about gun violence in this community .
There is no parole in the federal system .
“ Dequante Hobbs ’ seven years of life mattered ; to his family , his neighborhood , and to his entire community @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Law enforcement is but one tool , but we seek to use it wisely to target the trigger-pullers like Wyatt Williams who are ending the promising young lives of so many of our neighbors here in Louisville.
” Wyatt Lamar Williams , 26 , of Louisville , Kentucky , pled guilty to three counts of possession of a firearm while he was addicted to or a user of a controlled substance on January 10 , 2020 .
According to a sentencing memo from the United States , Williams used social media @ @ @ @ @ @ @ within the community and admitted freely to using controlled substances .
Furthermore , one of the firearms the defendant possessed was stolen .
Williams actions with a firearm ended the life of Dequante Hobbs in Louisville .
According to reports a dispute broke out at a dice game near Dequante ’ s residence .
During the dispute , Williams began firing a Bersa .380 caliber pistol at others involved in the dice game .
One of the rounds from the firearm went through a window at a nearby residence and struck the 7-year @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Louisville Metro Police Department homicide detectives identified Williams as the shooter in the killing and arrested him .
On May 23 , 2017 , two-days after Dequante ’ s death , Williams was found in possession of yet another firearm – a stolen Hi-Point 9 millimeter pistol .
The defendant was also successfully prosecuted by the Office of Jefferson Commonwealth ’ s Attorney Tom Wine and previously pled guilty in Jefferson Circuit Court to second degree manslaughter , two counts of wanton endangerment and receiving a stolen firearm , and received a 20 @ @ @ @

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A Louisville, Kentucky, man, who fired the shot that killed a 7-year old child on May 21, 2017, has been sentenced to 70 months, followed by 3 years supervised release by U.S. District Judge Claria Horn Boom. Judge Boom also sentenced Williams to 24 hours per year of community service speaking about gun violence in this community. There is no parole in the federal system.
“Dequante Hobbs’ seven years of life mattered; to his family, his neighborhood, and to his entire community,” said U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman. “Law enforcement is but one tool, but we seek to use it wisely to target the trigger-pullers like Wyatt Williams who are ending the promising young lives of so many of our neighbors here in Louisville.”
Wyatt Lamar Williams, 26, of Louisville, Kentucky, pled guilty to three counts of possession of a firearm while he was addicted to or a user of a controlled substance on January 10, 2020.
According to a sentencing memo from the United States, Williams used social media to sell and distribute firearms to others within the community and admitted freely to using controlled substances. Furthermore, one of the firearms the defendant possessed was stolen.
Williams actions with a firearm ended the life of Dequante Hobbs in Louisville. According to reports a dispute broke out at a dice game near Dequante’s residence. During the dispute, Williams began firing a Bersa .380 caliber pistol at others involved in the dice game. One of the rounds from the firearm went through a window at a nearby residence and struck the 7-year old child, causing his death. Louisville Metro Police Department homicide detectives identified Williams as the shooter in the killing and arrested him.
On May 23, 2017, two-days after Dequante’s death, Williams was found in possession of yet another firearm – a stolen Hi-Point 9 millimeter pistol.
The defendant was also successfully prosecuted by the Office of Jefferson Commonwealth’s Attorney Tom Wine and previously pled guilty in Jefferson Circuit Court to second degree manslaughter, two counts of wanton endangerment and receiving a stolen firearm, and received a 20 year state sentence.
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breaking911--2020-09-17--Man Attacks Police Officer With Hatchet In El Paso

TEXAS — 29 –year old Rodney Raymond Zavala was arrested yesterday afternoon after an encounter with police in which Zavala flung a hatchet at an El Paso Police officer .
The solo officer was flagged down in the central area because of a liquor theft at the Barrel House Liquor Store .
The officer located Zavala a short time later , who began drinking a bottle of the stolen liquor as the officer approached .
Zavala ignored verbal commands given by the officer and threw the bottle of liquor .
The officer deployed his Taser as Zavala reached into his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was ineffective and Zavala pulled a hatchet from his waistband .
He raised it above his head , lunged at the officer and flung the hatchet at him .
In the time it took the officer to retreat to his patrol car and transition to his handgun , the immediate deadly threat was no longer present as the hatchet skipped off the car and landed in the roadway .
Zavala was taken into custody and charged with Aggravated Assault against a Public Servant .
He was booked into the El Paso County Detention @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Judge Holguin .
Zavala was also booked on 5 outstanding criminal warrants totaling $ 25,727 in bonds .

TEXAS — 29 –year old Rodney Raymond Zavala was arrested yesterday afternoon after an encounter with police in which Zavala flung a hatchet at an El Paso Police officer. The solo officer was flagged down in the central area because of a liquor theft at the Barrel House Liquor Store.
The officer located Zavala a short time later, who began drinking a bottle of the stolen liquor as the officer approached. Zavala ignored verbal commands given by the officer and threw the bottle of liquor. The officer deployed his Taser as Zavala reached into his waistband. The Taser, however, was ineffective and Zavala pulled a hatchet from his waistband. He raised it above his head, lunged at the officer and flung the hatchet at him.
In the time it took the officer to retreat to his patrol car and transition to his handgun, the immediate deadly threat was no longer present as the hatchet skipped off the car and landed in the roadway. Zavala was taken into custody and charged with Aggravated Assault against a Public Servant.
He was booked into the El Paso County Detention Facility on a $100,000 bond issued by Judge Holguin. Zavala was also booked on 5 outstanding criminal warrants totaling $25,727 in bonds.
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breaking911--2020-09-17--CBP Seizes $2.54 Million in Fake Rolex Watches

CINCINNATI— On August 28 , U.S. Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) officers in Cincinnati seized 200 counterfeit Rolex @ @ @ @ @ as “ timer ” originating in China and destined to an individual in New York @ @ @ @ @ out to the Centers of Excellence and Expertise ( CEE ) to determine if the @ @ @ @ @ they been genuine , the watches would have been worth more than $ 2.5 million @ @ @ @ @ was only $ 1 .
“ Intellectual property theft threatens America ’ s economic vitality @ @ @ @ @ organized crime , ” said Cincinnati Port Director Richard Gillespie .
“ Our officers are @ @ @ @ @ and consumers by removing these kinds of shipments from our commerce .
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CINCINNATI— On August 28, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Cincinnati seized 200 counterfeit Rolex watches from a shipment manifested as “timer” originating in China and destined to an individual in New York, NY.
Officers reached out to the Centers of Excellence and Expertise (CEE) to determine if the watches were counterfeit. Had they been genuine, the watches would have been worth more than $2.5 million, although the declared value was only $1.
“Intellectual property theft threatens America’s economic vitality and funds criminal activities and organized crime,” said Cincinnati Port Director Richard Gillespie. “Our officers are dedicated to protecting private industry and consumers by removing these kinds of shipments from our commerce.”
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breaking911--2020-09-17--Portland man faces federal arson charges in dumpster fire at police precinct building

PORTLAND , Ore.—U.S .
Attorney Billy J. Williams announced today that Gavaughn Gaquez Streeter-Hillerich , 22 , has been charged by criminal complaint with two counts of using fire to maliciously damage and attempt to damage a building housing the Portland Police Bureau ’ s North Precinct and various private businesses on June 26 , 2020 .
According to court documents , in the early morning hours of June 26 , 2020 , a group of demonstrators were present near the Portland Police Bureau ’ s North Precinct on NE Emerson Street in Portland .
The precinct is located in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Streeter-Hillerich was seen in video footage intentionally setting a large dumpster on fire near the building ’ s northwest exterior corner .
The fire was set on top of the dumpster , which had been pushed up against plywood affixed to the building to protect windows and prevent break-ins .
Officers used fire extinguishers to try and extinguish the fire before firefighters arrived .
The fire caused damage to the building and , were it allowed to spread , would have threatened the safety of 15 police personnel and four individuals in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the fire submitted by a private citizen led investigators to identify Streeter-Hillerich and bring charges in this case .
Streeter-Hillerich was arrested by the U.S .
Marshals Service in Vancouver , Washington on September 15 , 2020 .
He made his first appearance in federal court today before a U.S. Magistrate Judge and was ordered released pending further court proceedings .
Arson is punishable by up to 20 years in prison with a mandatory minimum sentence of 5 years .
This case is being jointly investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the FBI with assistance from the U.S .
Marshals Service .
It is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the District of Oregon .

PORTLAND, Ore.—U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams announced today that Gavaughn Gaquez Streeter-Hillerich, 22, has been charged by criminal complaint with two counts of using fire to maliciously damage and attempt to damage a building housing the Portland Police Bureau’s North Precinct and various private businesses on June 26, 2020.
According to court documents, in the early morning hours of June 26, 2020, a group of demonstrators were present near the Portland Police Bureau’s North Precinct on NE Emerson Street in Portland. The precinct is located in a city-owned building containing multiple private businesses. Streeter-Hillerich was seen in video footage intentionally setting a large dumpster on fire near the building’s northwest exterior corner. The fire was set on top of the dumpster, which had been pushed up against plywood affixed to the building to protect windows and prevent break-ins. Officers used fire extinguishers to try and extinguish the fire before firefighters arrived.
The fire caused damage to the building and, were it allowed to spread, would have threatened the safety of 15 police personnel and four individuals in custody inside the building. Video evidence of the fire submitted by a private citizen led investigators to identify Streeter-Hillerich and bring charges in this case.
Streeter-Hillerich was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Service in Vancouver, Washington on September 15, 2020. He made his first appearance in federal court today before a U.S. Magistrate Judge and was ordered released pending further court proceedings. Arson is punishable by up to 20 years in prison with a mandatory minimum sentence of 5 years.
This case is being jointly investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives and the FBI with assistance from the U.S. Marshals Service. It is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Oregon.
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breaking911--2020-09-17--It started as an argument over a parking space at Walmart. It ended in a brawl, police say

Davie police released video from Sept. 15 that shows a fight that turned into a “ brutal beating and strong-arm @ @ @ @ @ Walmart parking lot , police said .
The suspects remain at large .

Davie police released video from Sept. 15 that shows a fight that turned into a “brutal beating and strong-arm robbery,” in a Walmart parking lot, police said. The suspects remain at large.
#NEEDTOID: On 9-15-20 #DaviePD responded to Walmart in regards to a fight in the parking lot. This fight quickly escalated into a beating and strong-arm robbery. If you have any information regarding these suspects. Please contact the Davie PD 954-693-8200. pic.twitter.com/t6QHxxd1wI — Davie Police Dept. (@DaviePolice) September 16, 2020
Woman beaten & robbed at Walmart in Davie, Florida, reportedly over parking spot argument pic.twitter.com/197KhSKo4X — GrantB911 (@GrantB911) September 17, 2020
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breaking911--2020-09-17--Minnesota Man Who Joined ISIS Returned To US To Face Terror Charge

Abdelhamid Al-Madioum , 23 , of St. Louis Park , Minnesota , has been charged by indictment with providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham ( ISIS ) , a designated foreign terrorist organization .
Al-Madioum was detained overseas by the Syrian Democratic Forces ( SDF ) and recently transferred into FBI custody .
Al-Madioum was returned to Minnesota where he made his initial appearance before Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Cowan Wright in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis , Minnesota .
According to the allegations in the indictment and a law enforcement affidavit , from July 8 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2019 , Al-Madioum knowingly provided material support and resources , including personnel ( namely himself ) and services to ISIS .
On June 23 , 2015 , Al-Madioum , a native of Morocco and naturalized U.S. citizen , and his family traveled from St. Louis Park , Minnesota , to Casablanca , Morocco , to visit their extended family .
On July 8 , 2015 , Al-Madioum left Morocco and traveled to Istanbul , Turkey , and then on to Iraq and Syria , where he joined ISIS .
In March of 2019 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the SDF .
CBS News interviewed Al-Madioum from the Syrian prison in 2019 .
This case is the result of an investigation conducted by the FBI ’ s Joint Terrorism Task Force .

Abdelhamid Al-Madioum, 23, of St. Louis Park, Minnesota, has been charged by indictment with providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a designated foreign terrorist organization.
Al-Madioum was detained overseas by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and recently transferred into FBI custody. Al-Madioum was returned to Minnesota where he made his initial appearance before Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Cowan Wright in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
According to the allegations in the indictment and a law enforcement affidavit, from July 8, 2015, through March 15, 2019, Al-Madioum knowingly provided material support and resources, including personnel (namely himself) and services to ISIS. On June 23, 2015, Al-Madioum, a native of Morocco and naturalized U.S. citizen, and his family traveled from St. Louis Park, Minnesota, to Casablanca, Morocco, to visit their extended family. On July 8, 2015, Al-Madioum left Morocco and traveled to Istanbul, Turkey, and then on to Iraq and Syria, where he joined ISIS. In March of 2019, Al-Madioum was captured and detained by the SDF.
CBS News interviewed Al-Madioum from the Syrian prison in 2019.
This case is the result of an investigation conducted by the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force.
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breaking911--2020-09-19--Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dead at 87

Ginsburg died from complications of pancreatic cancer on Firday .
One day before her death , Ginsburg was honored on Constitution Day and was awarded the 2020 Liberty Medal by the National Constitution Center .
It was reported that she will be interred in Arlington National Cemetery next to her husband Martin D. Ginsburg .
“ Our nation has lost a justice of historic stature , ” Chief Justice John Roberts said .
“ We at the Supreme Court have lost a cherished colleague .
Today we mourn but with confidence that future generations will remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ resolute champion of justice.
” Her death has already started a political battle over who will succeed her , upping the stakes in an already aggressive presidential campaign .
During the presidency of Barack Obama , some progressive attorneys and activists called for Ginsburg to retire so Obama could appoint a like-minded successor , particularly while the Democratic Party held control of the U.S. Senate .
They mentioned Ginsburg ’ s age and past health issues as factors making her longevity uncertain .
Ginsburg rejected these pleas .
She affirmed her wish to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was mentally sharp enough to perform her duties .
Moreover , Ginsburg opined that the political climate would prevent Obama from appointing a jurist like herself .
At the time of her death in September 2020 , Ginsburg was , at age 87 , the fourth-oldest serving U.S. Supreme Court Justice in the history of the country .

Ginsburg died from complications of pancreatic cancer on Firday.
One day before her death, Ginsburg was honored on Constitution Day and was awarded the 2020 Liberty Medal by the National Constitution Center. It was reported that she will be interred in Arlington National Cemetery next to her husband Martin D. Ginsburg.
“Our nation has lost a justice of historic stature,” Chief Justice John Roberts said. “We at the Supreme Court have lost a cherished colleague. Today we mourn but with confidence that future generations will remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg as we knew her, a tireless and resolute champion of justice.”
Her death has already started a political battle over who will succeed her, upping the stakes in an already aggressive presidential campaign.
During the presidency of Barack Obama, some progressive attorneys and activists called for Ginsburg to retire so Obama could appoint a like-minded successor, particularly while the Democratic Party held control of the U.S. Senate. They mentioned Ginsburg’s age and past health issues as factors making her longevity uncertain. Ginsburg rejected these pleas. She affirmed her wish to remain a justice as long as she was mentally sharp enough to perform her duties. Moreover, Ginsburg opined that the political climate would prevent Obama from appointing a jurist like herself. At the time of her death in September 2020, Ginsburg was, at age 87, the fourth-oldest serving U.S. Supreme Court Justice in the history of the country.
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breaking911--2020-09-21--BREAKING: Independent Consultant Who Will Review Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake Is a Retired Police

BREAKING: Independent Consultant Who Will Review Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake Is a Retired Police Chief

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaulc issued this statement Monday regarding the shooting involving Kenosha Police Officer Rusten Sheskey and Jacob Blake in Kenosha : When DOJ is the lead investigating agency of a shooting involving a law enforcement officer , DOJ aims to provide its reports of the incident to the prosecutor within 30 days .
Investigative files from DOJ ’ s investigations of these cases contain reports regarding the relevant facts , it does not contain charging recommendations .
In this case , the Kenosha County DA Michael Graveley has directed that those reports be forwarded to a consultant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is retired Madison , Wis. Police Chief Noble Wray , who has extensive experience in law enforcement including experience at the national level as a police reform specialist for the U.S. Department of Justice .
[ Wray served as a Justice Department consultant in Ferguson , Missouri in the aftermath of the August 2014 ] Following review and analysis by the consultant , DA Graveley will confer with the consultant , review the reports of the investigation , and then make an independent determination about what charges , if any , are appropriate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no basis for prosecution of the law enforcement officer , and no other circumstances prevent the release , DOJ will thereafter make the reports available to the public .

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaulc issued this statement Monday regarding the shooting involving Kenosha Police Officer Rusten Sheskey and Jacob Blake in Kenosha:
When DOJ is the lead investigating agency of a shooting involving a law enforcement officer, DOJ aims to provide its reports of the incident to the prosecutor within 30 days. Investigative files from DOJ’s investigations of these cases contain reports regarding the relevant facts, it does not contain charging recommendations.
In this case, the Kenosha County DA Michael Graveley has directed that those reports be forwarded to a consultant for review and analysis. The consultant is retired Madison, Wis. Police Chief Noble Wray, who has extensive experience in law enforcement including experience at the national level as a police reform specialist for the U.S. Department of Justice. [Wray served as a Justice Department consultant in Ferguson, Missouri in the aftermath of the August 2014]
Following review and analysis by the consultant, DA Graveley will confer with the consultant, review the reports of the investigation, and then make an independent determination about what charges, if any, are appropriate.
If the prosecutor determines there is no basis for prosecution of the law enforcement officer, and no other circumstances prevent the release, DOJ will thereafter make the reports available to the public.
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breaking911--2020-09-21--Judge Amy Coney Barrett Visits The White House as Trump’s Top Pick: Report

WASHINGTON — In the race to install a replacement for the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court , President Donald Trump Monday reportedly met with his top candidate at The White House .
The President is leaning toward choosing Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the nomination , Bloomberg reported .
Adding that Coney secretly visited The White House .
Barrett , a staunch pro-life , Christian conservative , is also reportedly Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ’ s first choice .
Earlier today , President Trump told reporters he was down to five finalists and he would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Saturday.
” Barrett has been on Trump ’ s list of potential Supreme Court nominees since 2017 , almost immediately after her court of appeals confirmation .
In July 2018 , after Anthony Kennedy ’ s retirement announcement , she was reportedly one of three finalists—and the only woman—Trump considered as Kennedy ’ s successor .
Trump chose Brett Kavanaugh .
Reportedly , although Trump liked Barrett , he was concerned about her lack of experience on the bench .
At the time , Barrett had been on the bench for less than @ @ @

WASHINGTON — In the race to install a replacement for the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, President Donald Trump Monday reportedly met with his top candidate at The White House.
The President is leaning toward choosing Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the nomination, Bloomberg reported. Adding that Coney secretly visited The White House.
Barrett, a staunch pro-life, Christian conservative, is also reportedly Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s first choice.
Earlier today, President Trump told reporters he was down to five finalists and he would announce his pick on “Friday or Saturday.”
President Trump says he has 5 women on his Supreme Court shortlist: "On Friday or Saturday, I'll be announcing the pick." pic.twitter.com/gItX7ClDcm — VosIzNeias (@VINNews) September 21, 2020
Barrett has been on Trump’s list of potential Supreme Court nominees since 2017, almost immediately after her court of appeals confirmation. In July 2018, after Anthony Kennedy’s retirement announcement, she was reportedly one of three finalists—and the only woman—Trump considered as Kennedy’s successor. Trump chose Brett Kavanaugh.
Reportedly, although Trump liked Barrett, he was concerned about her lack of experience on the bench. At the time, Barrett had been on the bench for less than a year.
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breaking911--2020-09-21--Cops In Washington State Fatally Shoot Armed Woman at Her Apartment

REDMOND , Wash. – A 39-year-old woman was fatally shot by Redmond Police Sunday evening after she confronted officers with @ @ @ @ @ called 911 at 9:23 p.m. from a residence in the 8700 block of 161st Ave @ @ @ @ @ in her apartment and trying to kill her .
Responding officers located the woman on @ @ @ @ @ She reported she had been the one to call 911 and indicated that she had @ @ @ @ @ the interaction , she confronted officers with a handgun , multiple shots were fired , @ @ @ @ @ several times .
Police immediately administered CPR and requested aid , but she was pronounced @ @ @ @ @ No officers were injured during the incident , and there was no one else located @ @ @ @ @ King County Sheriff ’ s Office Major Crimes Unit is leading the investigation .

REDMOND, Wash. – A 39-year-old woman was fatally shot by Redmond Police Sunday evening after she confronted officers with a handgun.
The subject called 911 at 9:23 p.m. from a residence in the 8700 block of 161st Ave NE and claimed someone was in her apartment and trying to kill her. Responding officers located the woman on her upper floor balcony. She reported she had been the one to call 911 and indicated that she had possibly shot someone.
During the interaction, she confronted officers with a handgun, multiple shots were fired, and the subject was struck several times. Police immediately administered CPR and requested aid, but she was pronounced dead at the scene. No officers were injured during the incident, and there was no one else located in her apartment.
The King County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit is leading the investigation.
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breaking911--2020-09-21--Texas Governor Issues Disaster Declaration For 29 Counties

Governor Greg Abbott today issued a Disaster Declaration for 29 Texas counties in response to Tropical Storm Beta .
This storm is expected to make landfall this evening but has already caused storm surge and damaging winds , and has the potential to cause widespread flooding , as it continues to approach the Texas Coast .
Counties included in this Disaster Declaration include Aransas , Bee , Bexar , Brazoria , Calhoun , Chambers , Fort Bend , Galveston , Hardin , Harris , Jackson , Jasper , Jefferson , Jim Wells , Kenedy , Kleberg , Liberty , Live @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Refugio , Sabine , San Augustine , San Patricio , Shelby , Travis , Victoria , and Wharton .
“ As Tropical Storm Beta approaches the coast , I urge Texans in the path of the storm to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to keep themselves and their loved ones safe from flooding , storm surge , and other impacts from this severe weather , ” said Governor Abbott .
“ The State of Texas is working closely with local officials on the ground to provide the resources our communities need @ @ @ @ @ @ @ keep residents safe .
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Governor Greg Abbott today issued a Disaster Declaration for 29 Texas counties in response to Tropical Storm Beta. This storm is expected to make landfall this evening but has already caused storm surge and damaging winds, and has the potential to cause widespread flooding, as it continues to approach the Texas Coast.
Counties included in this Disaster Declaration include Aransas, Bee, Bexar, Brazoria, Calhoun, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Hardin, Harris, Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson, Jim Wells, Kenedy, Kleberg, Liberty, Live Oak, Matagorda, Nueces, Orange, Refugio, Sabine, San Augustine, San Patricio, Shelby, Travis, Victoria, and Wharton.
“As Tropical Storm Beta approaches the coast, I urge Texans in the path of the storm to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to keep themselves and their loved ones safe from flooding, storm surge, and other impacts from this severe weather,” said Governor Abbott. “The State of Texas is working closely with local officials on the ground to provide the resources our communities need to respond to Tropical Storm Beta and keep residents safe.”
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breaking911--2020-09-21--Road Worker Struck & Killed on Detroit Interstate, Suspect Fled Scene

DETROIT — Michigan State Police are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a road worker was fatally struck on a @ @ @ @ @ , around 3 00 PM local time , State Troopers were dispatched to a road @ @ @ @ @ killed on eastbound I 94 near 9 Mile Road in St Clair Shores .
The @ @ @ @ @ fled the scene after the crash .
The worker was near a orange road service @ @ @ @ @ .
Currently , there is no description of the suspect vehicle .
Anyone who may @ @ @ @ @ call 313.237.2450 .
Next of kin have not been notified .
The investigation is on @ @ @ @ @ closed at 8 Mile Road .

DETROIT — Michigan State Police are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a road worker was fatally struck on a Detroit interstate.
On Monday, around 3 00 PM local time, State Troopers were dispatched to a road worker that was struck and killed on eastbound I 94 near 9 Mile Road in St Clair Shores. The vehicle that struck the worker fled the scene after the crash.
The worker was near a orange road service vehicle when he was struck.
Currently, there is no description of the suspect vehicle.
Anyone who may have witnessed the incident should call 313.237.2450. Next of kin have not been notified. The investigation is on going. The freeway is closed at 8 Mile Road.
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breaking911--2020-09-21--NYPD Cop Acted as Agent for Chinese Government: Court Docs

BROOKLYN , NY – A criminal complaint was unsealed today in federal court in Brooklyn charging Baimadajie Angwang , a New York City Police Department officer and United States Army reservist , with acting as an illegal agent of the People ’ s Republic of China ( PRC ) as well as committing wire fraud , making false statements and obstructing an official proceeding .
Angwang was arrested today and will make his initial appearance this afternoon before United States Magistrate Judge Roanne L. Mann .
Seth D. DuCharme , Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Attorney General for National Security ; Alan E. Kohler , Jr. , Assistant Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) Counterintelligence Division ; William F. Sweeney , Jr. , Assistant Director-in-Charge , Federal Bureau of Investigation , New York Field Office ( FBI ) ; and Dermot F. Shea , Commissioner , New York City Police Department ( NYPD ) , announced the arrest and charges .
“ The defendant allegedly violated his sworn oath to serve the New York City community and defend the Constitution against all enemies by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ activities of Chinese citizens in the New York area and developing intelligence sources within the Tibetan community in the United States , ” stated Acting United States Attorney DuCharme .
“ This Office , together with our law enforcement partners , remains vigilant in rooting out any attempts at foreign influence though criminal activity taken on behalf of a foreign power in whatever form they may take.
” “ State and local officials should be aware that they are not immune to the threat of Chinese espionage , ” said Assistant Attorney General @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ According to the allegations , the Chinese government recruited and directed a U.S. citizen and member of our nation ’ s largest law enforcement department to further its intelligence gathering and repression of Chinese abroad .
Our police departments provide for our public safety and are often the first line of defense against the national security threats our country faces .
We will continue to work with our state and local partners to protect our nation ’ s great police departments.
” “ The defendant allegedly violated the trust of his community @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on behalf of a foreign power , the People ’ s Republic of China .
This type of conduct simply can not be tolerated , ” stated FBI Assistant Director Kohler .
“ This case serves as yet another reminder that China represents the biggest counterintelligence threat to the United States and that the FBI and our partners will be aggressive in investigating and stopping such activities within our nation.
” “ This is the definition of an insider threat – as alleged , Mr. Angwang operated on behalf of a foreign government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and used his position as an NYPD police officer to aid the Chinese government ’ s subversive and illegal attempts to recruit intelligence sources , ” stated FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney .
“ The FBI is committed to stopping hostile foreign governments from infiltrating our institutions , and we will we not tolerate the behavior of those who willingly violate their oath to the United States , and covertly work against their fellow citizens .
We want to thank the NYPD for its extraordinary partnership on this investigation.
” “ As alleged in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ every oath he took in this country .
One to the United States , another to the U.S. Army , and a third to this Police Department , ” stated NYPD Commissioner Shea .
“ From the earliest stages of this investigation , the NYPD ’ s Intelligence and Internal Affairs bureaus worked closely with the FBI ’ s Counterintelligence Division to make sure this individual would be brought to justice.
” According to the publicly filed complaint and the government ’ s detention memorandum , Angwang , an ethnic Tibetan native of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is assigned to the NYPD ’ s community affairs unit where he serves as a liaison to the community served by the 111th Precinct .
Since at least 2014 , Angwang allegedly acted at the direction and control of officials at the PRC Consulate in New York City .
Specifically , Angwang reported on the activities of Chinese citizens in the New York area , spotted and assessed potential intelligence sources within the Tibetan community in New York and elsewhere , and provided PRC officials with access to senior NYPD officials through invitations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ PRC Consular officials at whose direction Angwang acted worked for the China Association for Preservation and Development of Tibetan Culture , a division of the PRC ’ s United Front Work Department .
This Department is responsible for , among other things , neutralizing potential opponents of the PRC and co-opting ethnic Chinese individuals living outside the PRC .
Angwang is also charged with committing wire fraud , making material false statements and obstructing an official proceeding .
As part of his employment with the U.S. Army Reserve , Angwang maintained a “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to court documents , in 2019 , Angwang completed and electronically submitted an SF-86C form for a background investigation .
On the form , Angwang lied by denying that he had contacts with a foreign government or its consulate and by denying that he had close and continuing contacts with foreign nationals , including his family members who live in the PRC , some of whom are affiliated with the People ’ s Liberation Army .
The charges in the complaint are allegations , and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until @ @ @ @ @ @ @ faces a maximum sentence of 55 years ’ imprisonment .

BROOKLYN, NY – A criminal complaint was unsealed today in federal court in Brooklyn charging Baimadajie Angwang, a New York City Police Department officer and United States Army reservist, with acting as an illegal agent of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) as well as committing wire fraud, making false statements and obstructing an official proceeding. Angwang was arrested today and will make his initial appearance this afternoon before United States Magistrate Judge Roanne L. Mann.
Seth D. DuCharme, Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York; John C. Demers, Assistant Attorney General for National Security; Alan E. Kohler, Jr., Assistant Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Counterintelligence Division; William F. Sweeney, Jr., Assistant Director-in-Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation, New York Field Office (FBI); and Dermot F. Shea, Commissioner, New York City Police Department (NYPD), announced the arrest and charges.
“The defendant allegedly violated his sworn oath to serve the New York City community and defend the Constitution against all enemies by reporting to PRC government officials about the activities of Chinese citizens in the New York area and developing intelligence sources within the Tibetan community in the United States,” stated Acting United States Attorney DuCharme. “This Office, together with our law enforcement partners, remains vigilant in rooting out any attempts at foreign influence though criminal activity taken on behalf of a foreign power in whatever form they may take.”
“State and local officials should be aware that they are not immune to the threat of Chinese espionage,” said Assistant Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers. “According to the allegations, the Chinese government recruited and directed a U.S. citizen and member of our nation’s largest law enforcement department to further its intelligence gathering and repression of Chinese abroad. Our police departments provide for our public safety and are often the first line of defense against the national security threats our country faces. We will continue to work with our state and local partners to protect our nation’s great police departments.”
“The defendant allegedly violated the trust of his community and the New York City Police Department on behalf of a foreign power, the People’s Republic of China. This type of conduct simply cannot be tolerated,” stated FBI Assistant Director Kohler. “This case serves as yet another reminder that China represents the biggest counterintelligence threat to the United States and that the FBI and our partners will be aggressive in investigating and stopping such activities within our nation.”
“This is the definition of an insider threat – as alleged, Mr. Angwang operated on behalf of a foreign government; lied to gain his clearance, and used his position as an NYPD police officer to aid the Chinese government’s subversive and illegal attempts to recruit intelligence sources,” stated FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney. “The FBI is committed to stopping hostile foreign governments from infiltrating our institutions, and we will we not tolerate the behavior of those who willingly violate their oath to the United States, and covertly work against their fellow citizens. We want to thank the NYPD for its extraordinary partnership on this investigation.”
“As alleged in this federal complaint, Baimadajie Angwang violated every oath he took in this country. One to the United States, another to the U.S. Army, and a third to this Police Department,” stated NYPD Commissioner Shea. “From the earliest stages of this investigation, the NYPD’s Intelligence and Internal Affairs bureaus worked closely with the FBI’s Counterintelligence Division to make sure this individual would be brought to justice.”
According to the publicly filed complaint and the government’s detention memorandum, Angwang, an ethnic Tibetan native of the PRC and naturalized U.S. citizen, is assigned to the NYPD’s community affairs unit where he serves as a liaison to the community served by the 111th Precinct.
Since at least 2014, Angwang allegedly acted at the direction and control of officials at the PRC Consulate in New York City. Specifically, Angwang reported on the activities of Chinese citizens in the New York area, spotted and assessed potential intelligence sources within the Tibetan community in New York and elsewhere, and provided PRC officials with access to senior NYPD officials through invitations to official events. One of the PRC Consular officials at whose direction Angwang acted worked for the China Association for Preservation and Development of Tibetan Culture, a division of the PRC’s United Front Work Department. This Department is responsible for, among other things, neutralizing potential opponents of the PRC and co-opting ethnic Chinese individuals living outside the PRC.
Angwang is also charged with committing wire fraud, making material false statements and obstructing an official proceeding. As part of his employment with the U.S. Army Reserve, Angwang maintained a “SECRET”-level security clearance. According to court documents, in 2019, Angwang completed and electronically submitted an SF-86C form for a background investigation. On the form, Angwang lied by denying that he had contacts with a foreign government or its consulate and by denying that he had close and continuing contacts with foreign nationals, including his family members who live in the PRC, some of whom are affiliated with the People’s Liberation Army.
The charges in the complaint are allegations, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. If convicted, Angwang faces a maximum sentence of 55 years’ imprisonment.
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breaking911--2020-09-21--‘Almost Got Away With the Perfect Crime’: Attorney Gets Life in Prison for Ex-Wife’s Cruise Ship Mur

‘Almost Got Away With the Perfect Crime’: Attorney Gets Life in Prison for Ex-Wife’s Cruise Ship Murder

SANTA ANA , Calif. – A judge has sentenced a former attorney to life without the possibility of parole for strangling his ex-wife and throwing her body overboard during a Mediterranean cruise 14 years ago .
He carried out the murder to inherit more than $ 1 million as the beneficiary of several bank accounts and the sale of the couple ’ s home .
Lonnie Loren Kocontes , 62 , of Safety Harbor , Florida , was convicted in June of one count of first-degree murder with a special circumstances enhancement of murder for financial gain .
The People @ @ @ @ @ @ @ million from Kocontes .
The sentencing came more than 14 years after the death of Kocontes ’ ex-wife , Micki Kanesaki , while aboard a Mediterranean cruise in 2006 .
Kocontes was indicted by a grand jury on June 14 , 2013 for the murder of Kanesaki .
“ The defendant thought he had planned the perfect crime and lured his prey to her death with a Mediterranean cruise , ” said Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer .
“ He picked the perfect ship , the perfect state room , and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And he almost got away with murder .
Except for the fact that he strangled her to death before he threw her body overboard .
Because she died before she hit the water her lungs were filled with air , not water .
So she floated .
And by a miracle , her body was discovered .
That miscalculation allowed us to convict him of murder .
After 14 years , Micki Kanesaki ’ s family never gave up hope that this day would come and the Orange County District Attorney ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Micki .
“ On May 21 , 2006 , Kocontes flew with Kanesaki to Spain and boarded a cruise .
On May 25 , 2006 , the couple took a daytime excursion and toured the town of Messina , Italy .
The couple returned to the ship and Kanesaki was last seen alive at approximately 11 p.m. Late on the night of May 25 , 2006 , or early in the morning of May 26 , 2006 , Kocontes strangled Kanesaki to death and threw her body overboard into the ocean .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ On the morning of May 27 , 2006 , Kocontes returned to California .
Kanesaki ’ s body was discovered floating off the coast of Paola , Italy , later that day on the afternoon of May 27 , 2006 .
Kocontes was accused of financially benefited from the victim ’ s murder by being the beneficiary of several of their bank accounts and property and receiving the proceeds from the sale of their home .
In 2008 , Kocontes attempted to transfer $ 1 million between various bank accounts which he held @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bureau began investigating the money transfers for possible illegal activity and the United States Attorney ’ s Office ultimately seized the money from Kocontes ’ bank accounts .
A civil asset forfeiture case was subsequently filed in the US District Court for the Central District of California .
The Orange County District Attorney ’ s Office filed the murder case against Kocontes on Feb. 13 , 2013 .
OCSD , US Marshals Florida Regional Fugitive Task Force , and Pinellas County Sheriff ’ s Department investigators arrested the defendant in Safety Harbor , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Assistant District Attorney Susan Price and Senior Deputy District Attorney Seton Hunt of the Homicide Unit are prosecuting this case .

SANTA ANA, Calif. – A judge has sentenced a former attorney to life without the possibility of parole for strangling his ex-wife and throwing her body overboard during a Mediterranean cruise 14 years ago. He carried out the murder to inherit more than $1 million as the beneficiary of several bank accounts and the sale of the couple’s home.
Lonnie Loren Kocontes, 62, of Safety Harbor, Florida, was convicted in June of one count of first-degree murder with a special circumstances enhancement of murder for financial gain. The People are pursuing restitution of nearly $1 million from Kocontes.
The sentencing came more than 14 years after the death of Kocontes’ ex-wife, Micki Kanesaki, while aboard a Mediterranean cruise in 2006.
Kocontes was indicted by a grand jury on June 14, 2013 for the murder of Kanesaki.
“The defendant thought he had planned the perfect crime and lured his prey to her death with a Mediterranean cruise,” said Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer. “He picked the perfect ship, the perfect state room, and the perfect time to kill his ex-wife. And he almost got away with murder. Except for the fact that he strangled her to death before he threw her body overboard. Because she died before she hit the water her lungs were filled with air, not water. So she floated. And by a miracle, her body was discovered. That miscalculation allowed us to convict him of murder. After 14 years, Micki Kanesaki’s family never gave up hope that this day would come and the Orange County District Attorney’s Office never gave up on achieving justice for Micki. “
On May 21, 2006, Kocontes flew with Kanesaki to Spain and boarded a cruise. On May 25, 2006, the couple took a daytime excursion and toured the town of Messina, Italy. The couple returned to the ship and Kanesaki was last seen alive at approximately 11 p.m.
Late on the night of May 25, 2006, or early in the morning of May 26, 2006, Kocontes strangled Kanesaki to death and threw her body overboard into the ocean. He later reported his ex-wife missing.
On the morning of May 27, 2006, Kocontes returned to California. Kanesaki’s body was discovered floating off the coast of Paola, Italy, later that day on the afternoon of May 27, 2006.
Kocontes was accused of financially benefited from the victim’s murder by being the beneficiary of several of their bank accounts and property and receiving the proceeds from the sale of their home.
In 2008, Kocontes attempted to transfer $1 million between various bank accounts which he held with his new wife. The Federal Bureau began investigating the money transfers for possible illegal activity and the United States Attorney’s Office ultimately seized the money from Kocontes’ bank accounts. A civil asset forfeiture case was subsequently filed in the US District Court for the Central District of California.
The Orange County District Attorney’s Office filed the murder case against Kocontes on Feb. 13, 2013. OCSD, US Marshals Florida Regional Fugitive Task Force, and Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department investigators arrested the defendant in Safety Harbor, Florida on Feb. 15, 2013.
Assistant District Attorney Susan Price and Senior Deputy District Attorney Seton Hunt of the Homicide Unit are prosecuting this case.
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breaking911--2020-09-22--2 Arrested at Airport After Found With Gun, Shovels, Tourniquets Near Trump Rally

LAKE TOWNSHIP , Ohio – A duo was arrested on multiple charges Monday after they were allegedly found walking outside of an Ohio airport with shovels , a pitchfork , guns and more suspicious items near a rally held by President Donald Trump .
The suspects were encountered at the Toledo Executive Airport in Lake Township , the airstrip is a designated “ reliever airport ” for the Toledo Express Airport—close to where the political rally was being held .
The FBI , the Secret Service and Lake Township Police responded to investigate the incident .
The Sentinel-Tribune reported : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lemoyne and Ayers roads , called the police to report two people who had exited a vehicle and were walking on the tracks behind the airport .
They had a backpack and shovels , the employee said .
[ Lake Township Police Chief Mark ] Hummer said police immediately “ converged ” on the couple , who were taken into custody without incident .
“ They were not resisting , but not cooperating , ” he said .
In their possession , Hummer said , were two shovels and a pitchfork .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ magazine , 200 rounds of ammunition and four tourniquets , he said .
Their rented Toyota Camry “ had several items suspicious in nature , ” Hummer said .
He described them as “ odd items , but nothing illegal.
” The decision was then made to lock down the school campus , which is just east of the airport .
“ We don ’ t take it lightly .
We do it for a reason , ” Hummer said of the lockdown .
“ If nothing else , we ’ re going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when our kids are involved.
” 38-year-old John and 33-year-old Vicki Davison , both of Virginia Beach , were charged with one count of making terrorist threats , a third-degree felony ; one count of carrying a concealed weapons , a fourth-degree felony ; one count of inducing panic , a first-degree misdemeanor ; and one count of criminal trespassing , a fourth-degree misdemeanor .
Police did not say if they believed the suspects meant harm to The President or his supporters .
The investigation is ongoing .

LAKE TOWNSHIP, Ohio – A duo was arrested on multiple charges Monday after they were allegedly found walking outside of an Ohio airport with shovels, a pitchfork, guns and more suspicious items near a rally held by President Donald Trump.
The suspects were encountered at the Toledo Executive Airport in Lake Township, the airstrip is a designated “reliever airport” for the Toledo Express Airport—close to where the political rally was being held.
The FBI, the Secret Service and Lake Township Police responded to investigate the incident.
The Sentinel-Tribune reported: An employee of GetGo Transportation, near Lemoyne and Ayers roads, called the police to report two people who had exited a vehicle and were walking on the tracks behind the airport. They had a backpack and shovels, the employee said.
[Lake Township Police Chief Mark] Hummer said police immediately “converged” on the couple, who were taken into custody without incident.
“They were not resisting, but not cooperating,” he said.
In their possession, Hummer said, were two shovels and a pitchfork. The backpack had a Glock pistol with extended magazine, 200 rounds of ammunition and four tourniquets, he said.
Their rented Toyota Camry “had several items suspicious in nature,” Hummer said. He described them as “odd items, but nothing illegal.”
The decision was then made to lock down the school campus, which is just east of the airport.
“We don’t take it lightly. We do it for a reason,” Hummer said of the lockdown. “If nothing else, we’re going to err on the side of caution when our kids are involved.”
38-year-old John and 33-year-old Vicki Davison, both of Virginia Beach, were charged with one count of making terrorist threats, a third-degree felony; one count of carrying a concealed weapons, a fourth-degree felony; one count of inducing panic, a first-degree misdemeanor; and one count of criminal trespassing, a fourth-degree misdemeanor.
Police did not say if they believed the suspects meant harm to The President or his supporters. The investigation is ongoing.
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breaking911--2020-09-22--Private School Teacher Charged with Sexual Assault of Minor

Martinez , Calif. – Last week , Raymond Engeszer of Oakland ( 54-years-old ) made his first court appearance and @ @ @ @ @ sexual assault case against him .
The criminal allegations are for the sexual assault of @ @ @ @ @ a minor at the time of the alleged assault .
Engeszer is a former teacher @ @ @ @ @ Danville .
Both alleged counts against Jane Doe occurred in 2013 .
On September 14 @ @ @ @ @ and entered a not guilty plea to two felony counts : sexual penetration by a @ @ @ @ @ under 18 and oral copulation of a person under 18 .
Engeszer also taught at @ @ @ @ @ San Francisco as a science teacher .
Currently , his teaching credential is suspended by @ @ @ @ @ Credentialing .
Due to the nature of the alleged criminal conduct , information about the @ @ @ @ @ not be revealed .
Engeszer is out of custody on $ 150,000 bail .

Martinez, Calif. – Last week, Raymond Engeszer of Oakland (54-years-old) made his first court appearance and pleaded not guilty to the sexual assault case against him. The criminal allegations are for the sexual assault of “Jane Doe,” a minor at the time of the alleged assault.
Engeszer is a former teacher with the Athenian School in Danville. Both alleged counts against Jane Doe occurred in 2013.
On September 14, Engeszer appeared in court and entered a not guilty plea to two felony counts: sexual penetration by a foreign object of a person under 18 and oral copulation of a person under 18.
Engeszer also taught at Convent & Stuart Hall in San Francisco as a science teacher. Currently, his teaching credential is suspended by the California Commission on Teaching Credentialing.
Due to the nature of the alleged criminal conduct, information about the victim in this case will not be revealed.
Engeszer is out of custody on $150,000 bail.
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breaking911--2020-09-21--Independent Consultant Who Will Review Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake Is a Retired Police Chief


breaking911--2020-09-22--‘Operation Legend’ Nets 26 People In Connection To Violent Drug Trafficking Organization

At a press conference in Milwaukee today , Attorney General William P. Barr announced updates on Operation Legend .
He was joined by Matthew D. Krueger , U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin , who announced charges against 26 defendants who allegedly operated a violent drug trafficking organization in Milwaukee .
Law enforcement resources allocated by Operation Legend contributed to the investigation and today ’ s enforcement operation .
Since Operation Legend ’ s launch in July 2020 , more than 3,500 arrests – including approximately 200 for homicide – have been made ; more than 1,000 firearms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kilos of heroin , more than 11 kilos of fentanyl ( enough to deliver more than five million fatal doses ) , more than 94 kilos of methamphetamine , nearly 14 kilos of cocaine , and more than $ 6.5 million in drug proceeds have been seized .
Of the more than 3,500 individuals arrested , approximately 815 have been charged with federal offenses .
More than 440 of those defendants have been charged with firearms offenses , while more than 300 have been charged with drug-related crimes .
The remaining defendants have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Attorney General launched the operation as a sustained , systematic and coordinated law enforcement initiative in which federal law enforcement agencies work in conjunction with state and local law enforcement officials to fight violent crime .
A prime example of that partnership is the announcement made today by U.S. Attorney Krueger .
This morning , federal , state , and local law enforcement officers arrested 21 of the 26 defendants charged by criminal complaint with offenses related to a violent drug-trafficking organization that obtained multi-kilogram quantities of cocaine and marijuana from California for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officers also executed search warrants in both Milwaukee and California , resulting in the seizure of approximately 33 firearms , $ 170,000 , and over 700 grams of heroin from one location , as well as additional heroin , cocaine , and marijuana from other locations .
Included among the defendants is Louis R. Perez III , also known as “ Eight Ball , ” who is alleged to be a Mexican Posse gang member and the current leader of the nationwide drug trafficking organization .
Several other Mexican Posse gang members have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ details contained in the charging documents are allegations .
The defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law .
The initiative , which was first launched first in Kansas City , MO.
, on July 8 , 2020 , is named in honor of four-year-old LeGend Taliferro , who was shot and killed while he slept early in the morning of June 29 in Kansas City .
The operation was subsequently expanded to Chicago and Albuquerque on July 22 , 2020 ; to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ July 29 , 2020 ; to St. Louis and Memphis on August 6 , 2020 ; and to Indianapolis on August 14 , 2020 .
A breakdown of the federal charges in each district is below .
147 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below .
• 54 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses ; • 80 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 13 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .
150 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below .
• 37 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; • 108 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 5 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .
60 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below .
• 23 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses ; • 30 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 7 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .
72 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below .
• 42 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses ; • 26 defendants have been charged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .
65 defendants have been charged with federal offenses outlined below .
• 16 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses ; • 46 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 3 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .
47 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below .
• 24 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses ; • 19 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 4 defendant has been charged with other violent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with federal crimes .
• 93 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses ; • 90 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 22 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .
27 defendants have been charged with federal offenses .
• 10 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses ; • 13 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 4 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .
45 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below .
• 7 defendants have been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses ; and • 5 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes .

At a press conference in Milwaukee today, Attorney General William P. Barr announced updates on Operation Legend. He was joined by Matthew D. Krueger, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, who announced charges against 26 defendants who allegedly operated a violent drug trafficking organization in Milwaukee. Law enforcement resources allocated by Operation Legend contributed to the investigation and today’s enforcement operation.
Since Operation Legend’s launch in July 2020, more than 3,500 arrests – including approximately 200 for homicide – have been made; more than 1,000 firearms have been seized; and nearly 19 kilos of heroin, more than 11 kilos of fentanyl (enough to deliver more than five million fatal doses), more than 94 kilos of methamphetamine, nearly 14 kilos of cocaine, and more than $6.5 million in drug proceeds have been seized.
Of the more than 3,500 individuals arrested, approximately 815 have been charged with federal offenses. More than 440 of those defendants have been charged with firearms offenses, while more than 300 have been charged with drug-related crimes. The remaining defendants have been charged with various offenses.
The Attorney General launched the operation as a sustained, systematic and coordinated law enforcement initiative in which federal law enforcement agencies work in conjunction with state and local law enforcement officials to fight violent crime. A prime example of that partnership is the announcement made today by U.S. Attorney Krueger.
This morning, federal, state, and local law enforcement officers arrested 21 of the 26 defendants charged by criminal complaint with offenses related to a violent drug-trafficking organization that obtained multi-kilogram quantities of cocaine and marijuana from California for distribution in the Milwaukee area. The officers also executed search warrants in both Milwaukee and California, resulting in the seizure of approximately 33 firearms, $170,000, and over 700 grams of heroin from one location, as well as additional heroin, cocaine, and marijuana from other locations.
Included among the defendants is Louis R. Perez III, also known as “Eight Ball,” who is alleged to be a Mexican Posse gang member and the current leader of the nationwide drug trafficking organization. Several other Mexican Posse gang members have also been charged and arrested.
The details contained in the charging documents are allegations. The defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
818 FEDERAL ARRESTS SO FAR IN DOJ's #OPERATIONLEGEND:
Kansas City, MO. – 147
Chicago, IL. – 150
Albuquerque, NM. – 60
Cleveland, OH. – 72
Detroit, MI. – 65
Milwaukee, WI. – 47
St. Louis, MO. – 205
Memphis, TN. – 27
Indianapolis, IN. – 45 — GrantB911 (@GrantB911) September 22, 2020
Breakdown of Operation Legend charges:
The initiative, which was first launched first in Kansas City, MO., on July 8, 2020, is named in honor of four-year-old LeGend Taliferro, who was shot and killed while he slept early in the morning of June 29 in Kansas City. The operation was subsequently expanded to Chicago and Albuquerque on July 22, 2020; to Cleveland, Detroit, and Milwaukee on July 29, 2020; to St. Louis and Memphis on August 6, 2020; and to Indianapolis on August 14, 2020. A breakdown of the federal charges in each district is below.
Kansas City, MO.
147 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below.
54 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
80 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
13 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
Chicago, IL.
150 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below.
37 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
108 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
5 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
Albuquerque, NM.
60 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below.
23 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
30 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
7 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
Cleveland, OH.
72 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below.
42 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
26 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
4 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
Detroit, MI.
65 defendants have been charged with federal offenses outlined below.
16 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
46 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
3 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
Milwaukee, WI.
47 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below.
24 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
19 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
4 defendant has been charged with other violent crimes.
St. Louis, MO.
205 defendants have been charged with federal crimes.
93 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
90 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
22 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
Memphis, TN.
27 defendants have been charged with federal offenses.
10 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
13 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
4 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
Indianapolis, IN.
45 defendants have been charged with federal crimes outlined below.
7 defendants have been charged with narcotics-related offenses;
33 defendants have been charged with firearms-related offenses; and
5 defendants have been charged with other violent crimes.
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breaking911--2020-09-22--Jersey Shore Social Worker Admits Hiring Hitman To Bash In Ex-BF’s Face, Make Him ‘Not So Cute’

CAMDEN , N.J. – An Atlantic County , New Jersey , woman today admitted that she paid a man that she believed to be a hitman $ 4,000 in October 2018 to assault her ex-boyfriend , U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced .
Diane Sylvia , 60 , of Somers Point , New Jersey , pleaded guilty by videoconference in Camden federal court to an information charging her with one count of “ solicitation to commit a crime of violence with the intent to seriously injure another.
” According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ licensed clinical social worker with a private mental health counseling practice in Linwood , New Jersey , asked one of her patients , whom she had reason to believe was formerly involved in organized crime , whether the patient could recommend someone to her so that she could have her ex-boyfriend assaulted .
He called the FBI .
Ultimately , an undercover FBI agent , posing as a hitman , met with Sylvia .
In recorded meetings in her office and in telephone conversations , Sylvia described how she wanted the purported hitman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and break his arm .
She told the purported hitman that her ex-boyfriend had stolen money from her and was extorting her .
“ I really just want his face punched in , I swear to God .
And his arm broken , that ’ s what I want , ” Sylvia said to the agent .
“ Something that makes him not so cute…something so he can ’ t do push-ups , so he can ’ t work out.
” She said her Ex “ ended up with some stuff on me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the licensing board , which means I have no job.
” “ It ’ s just gon na make me feel better ” … “ it ’ s the only way I can get him back , ” said .
On Oct. 31 , 2018 , Sylvia met with the FBI undercover agent in her office and paid him $ 4,000 in cash to carry out the assault .
The agent told Sylvia to get rid of the pre-paid cell phone that she was using to communicate with him .
Sylvia asked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the phone off the Ocean City Bridge .
After the meeting , Sylvia was arrested by FBI agents .
The charge of solicitation to commit an act of violence carries a maximum punishment of five years in prison and a fine of $ 125,000 .
Sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 27 , 2021 .

CAMDEN, N.J. – An Atlantic County, New Jersey, woman today admitted that she paid a man that she believed to be a hitman $4,000 in October 2018 to assault her ex-boyfriend, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced.
Diane Sylvia, 60, of Somers Point, New Jersey, pleaded guilty by videoconference in Camden federal court to an information charging her with one count of “solicitation to commit a crime of violence with the intent to seriously injure another.”
According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:
In September 2018, Sylvia, a licensed clinical social worker with a private mental health counseling practice in Linwood, New Jersey, asked one of her patients, whom she had reason to believe was formerly involved in organized crime, whether the patient could recommend someone to her so that she could have her ex-boyfriend assaulted. He called the FBI.
Ultimately, an undercover FBI agent, posing as a hitman, met with Sylvia. In recorded meetings in her office and in telephone conversations, Sylvia described how she wanted the purported hitman to punch her ex-boyfriend’s face and break his arm. She told the purported hitman that her ex-boyfriend had stolen money from her and was extorting her.
“I really just want his face punched in, I swear to God. And his arm broken, that’s what I want,” Sylvia said to the agent. “Something that makes him not so cute…something so he can’t do push-ups, so he can’t work out.”
She said her Ex “ended up with some stuff on me that he was gonna report me to the licensing board, which means I have no job.”
“It’s just gonna make me feel better” … “it’s the only way I can get him back,” said.
On Oct. 31, 2018, Sylvia met with the FBI undercover agent in her office and paid him $4,000 in cash to carry out the assault. The agent told Sylvia to get rid of the pre-paid cell phone that she was using to communicate with him. Sylvia asked the purported hitman if she should throw the phone off the Ocean City Bridge. After the meeting, Sylvia was arrested by FBI agents.
The charge of solicitation to commit an act of violence carries a maximum punishment of five years in prison and a fine of $125,000. Sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 27, 2021.
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breaking911--2020-09-22--Rookie WA Deputies Nab 3 For Shooting, Zip-Tie Kidnapping

Suspects bound victims with zip-ties and opened fire , though their motive remains unclear .
SUMMIT , WA — At 6:37 a.m. on Monday , deputies responded to a call of multiple shots fired at a vacant property located along 50th Ave. E. near the intersection with 112th St. E. in the Summit area .
As the first deputy drove up to the scene , he immediately observed a man standing in the roadway with his hands bound with zip ties .
The deputy cut the zip-ties from the victim ’ s hands and learned that three suspects had fled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Silverado truck .
Deputies learned that the victim and a friend were sleeping outside by a fire , when they woke to two suspects shining flashlights in their faces .
The suspects bound the victims ’ hands with zip-ties and then hit one of the victims with the butt end of a rifle .
Deputies learned that one of the zip-tied victims had fled the scene on foot ; he was found later him a few blocks away and our deputies cut the zip-ties from his hands .
The suspects reportedly ordered the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ exit , and then fired a round into the trailer when the victims did not come out .
The two victims sleeping inside the trailer took cover on the floor their trailer , as the suspects fired multiple additional shots into the trailer before fleeing the scene .
There were no injuries reported .
During a security sweep of the property , deputies located numerous vehicles , motorcycles , ATVs , boats , tools , generators , and other items on the property that were missing VINs and plates or had punched ignitions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on a gate to access the property had been cut , and a pair of bolt cutters were found next to the gate .
A rookie deputy – who just graduated from the academy a couple of weeks ago – was responding to the scene with his field training officer , when he spotted a truck matching the description in a parking lot at 121st and Canyon Rd .
E. The rookie deputy made a quick u-turn to get behind the suspects ’ truck and was joined by one of his academy classmates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while responding to the call with her field training officer .
The two rookies and their training partners conducted a felony stop on the truck along Canyon Rd .
and placed the male driver , a male passenger , and a female passenger into custody .
Deputies observed a firearm handgun in plain view inside the suspects ’ truck , and one of the male suspects was found in possession of zip-ties and a night vision style thermal camera .
The truck was impounded for a pending search warrant by detectives .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pierce County Jail for four counts of Assault in the 1st degree , one count of Burglary in the 1st degree , and two counts of Kidnapping in the 1st degree .
The suspects are a 36 year old male suspect from Seattle , a 41 year old female from Bellevue , and a 42 year old male from Federal Way .
Detectives are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the shooting and the property where the incident occurred .

Suspects bound victims with zip-ties and opened fire, though their motive remains unclear.
SUMMIT, WA — At 6:37 a.m. on Monday , deputies responded to a call of multiple shots fired at a vacant property located along 50th Ave. E. near the intersection with 112th St. E. in the Summit area.
As the first deputy drove up to the scene, he immediately observed a man standing in the roadway with his hands bound with zip ties. The deputy cut the zip-ties from the victim’s hands and learned that three suspects had fled the scene prior in a black Chevrolet Silverado truck.
Deputies learned that the victim and a friend were sleeping outside by a fire, when they woke to two suspects shining flashlights in their faces. The suspects bound the victims’ hands with zip-ties and then hit one of the victims with the butt end of a rifle. Deputies learned that one of the zip-tied victims had fled the scene on foot; he was found later him a few blocks away and our deputies cut the zip-ties from his hands.
The suspects reportedly ordered the occupants of a nearby camper trailer to exit, and then fired a round into the trailer when the victims did not come out. The two victims sleeping inside the trailer took cover on the floor their trailer, as the suspects fired multiple additional shots into the trailer before fleeing the scene. There were no injuries reported.
During a security sweep of the property, deputies located numerous vehicles, motorcycles, ATVs, boats, tools, generators, and other items on the property that were missing VINs and plates or had punched ignitions. Deputies also observed that a lock on a gate to access the property had been cut, and a pair of bolt cutters were found next to the gate.
A rookie deputy – who just graduated from the academy a couple of weeks ago – was responding to the scene with his field training officer, when he spotted a truck matching the description in a parking lot at 121st and Canyon Rd. E. The rookie deputy made a quick u-turn to get behind the suspects’ truck and was joined by one of his academy classmates, who had also spotted the truck while responding to the call with her field training officer.
The two rookies and their training partners conducted a felony stop on the truck along Canyon Rd. and placed the male driver, a male passenger, and a female passenger into custody. Deputies observed a firearm handgun in plain view inside the suspects’ truck, and one of the male suspects was found in possession of zip-ties and a night vision style thermal camera. The truck was impounded for a pending search warrant by detectives.
The three suspects were all booked into the Pierce County Jail for four counts of Assault in the 1st degree, one count of Burglary in the 1st degree, and two counts of Kidnapping in the 1st degree. The suspects are a 36 year old male suspect from Seattle, a 41 year old female from Bellevue, and a 42 year old male from Federal Way.
Detectives are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the shooting and the property where the incident occurred.
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breaking911--2020-09-22--NYPD Releases Illegal Alien To Commit Crimes After Failing To Honor TEN Ice Detainers

NEW YORK – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) lodged 10 immigration detainers during the past two years on an illegally present Dominican national after he was arrested on 10 separate occasions by the New York Police Department ( NYPD ) .
After each arrest , he was released into the community to reoffend with active immigration detainers in place .
“ Jhonny Alejandro Soto-Ubaldo is one of many examples of how New York ’ s sanctuary city policies place the safety of the residents at risk .
Their willful uncooperative nature provides criminals such as Soto-Ubaldo the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ H. Pham , senior official performing the duties of the director for ICE .
Soto-Ubaldo was first arrested by the NYPD in June 2018 on local charges in Queens .
At that time , ICE lodged an immigration detainer , but he was released without notification to ICE .
Less than two months later , he was rearrested , and ICE lodged another immigration detainer , and he was once again , released into the community to reoffend .
The following year , ICE lodged six additional detainers on the Soto-Ubaldo after his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2019 , and he was released each time , even though active immigration detainers were in place .
ICE also lodged immigration detainers with the NYPD , which were not honored , after Soto-Ubaldo ’ s arrest for unauthorized use of a vehicle and criminal possession of stolen property in March 2020 and following his arrest for criminal mischief and assault in May 2020 .
In September 2020 , he was arrested on federal firearms charges and is currently in U.S .
Marshals custody ; ICE has an active immigration detainer lodged with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will take custody of Soto-Ubaldo following the resolution of firearms charges , which are pending before the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York .
“ What makes this case so frustrating is that local law enforcement failed to honor 10 detainers , despite Soto-Ubaldo ’ s lengthy criminal history .
How can local politicians – in good conscience – say they ’ re protecting their constituents when they pass laws that release criminals back into our communities ?
Detainer non-cooperation threatens public safety .
It ’ s fortunate for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the subject is now being held on federal charges , and the ICE detainer will finally be honored , ” said Thomas R. Decker , field office director for ICE ’ s Enforcement and Removal Operations New York Field Office .
In addition to the pending federal charges , Soto-Ubaldo also faces pending charges in Queens and Nassau Counties for assault , harassment , criminal mischief , grand larceny , petit larceny , criminal possession of stolen property and criminal possession of a firearm .

NEW YORK – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged 10 immigration detainers during the past two years on an illegally present Dominican national after he was arrested on 10 separate occasions by the New York Police Department (NYPD). After each arrest, he was released into the community to reoffend with active immigration detainers in place.
“Jhonny Alejandro Soto-Ubaldo is one of many examples of how New York’s sanctuary city policies place the safety of the residents at risk. Their willful uncooperative nature provides criminals such as Soto-Ubaldo the opportunity to re-offend,” said Tony H. Pham, senior official performing the duties of the director for ICE.
Soto-Ubaldo was first arrested by the NYPD in June 2018 on local charges in Queens. At that time, ICE lodged an immigration detainer, but he was released without notification to ICE. Less than two months later, he was rearrested, and ICE lodged another immigration detainer, and he was once again, released into the community to reoffend. The following year, ICE lodged six additional detainers on the Soto-Ubaldo after his arrests for crimes between April and October 2019, and he was released each time, even though active immigration detainers were in place.
ICE also lodged immigration detainers with the NYPD, which were not honored, after Soto-Ubaldo’s arrest for unauthorized use of a vehicle and criminal possession of stolen property in March 2020 and following his arrest for criminal mischief and assault in May 2020.
In September 2020, he was arrested on federal firearms charges and is currently in U.S. Marshals custody; ICE has an active immigration detainer lodged with the Federal Bureau of Prisons. ICE will take custody of Soto-Ubaldo following the resolution of firearms charges, which are pending before the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York.
“What makes this case so frustrating is that local law enforcement failed to honor 10 detainers, despite Soto-Ubaldo’s lengthy criminal history. How can local politicians – in good conscience – say they’re protecting their constituents when they pass laws that release criminals back into our communities? Detainer non-cooperation threatens public safety. It’s fortunate for the residents of New York City, that the subject is now being held on federal charges, and the ICE detainer will finally be honored,” said Thomas R. Decker, field office director for ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations New York Field Office.
In addition to the pending federal charges, Soto-Ubaldo also faces pending charges in Queens and Nassau Counties for assault, harassment, criminal mischief, grand larceny, petit larceny, criminal possession of stolen property and criminal possession of a firearm.
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breaking911--2020-09-22--College Student Convicted of Federal Charges For Calling In Bomb Threat Because He “Did Not Complete

College Student Convicted of Federal Charges For Calling In Bomb Threat Because He “Did Not Complete His Homework”

ST. PAUL , MN — United States Attorney Erica H. MacDonald today announced the guilty plea of Ray Persaud , 21 , to calling in a bomb threat to the University of St. Thomas on September 17 , 2019 .
Persaud entered his guilty plea this morning .
According to documents filed with the court , on three separate occasions – April 17 , 2019 ; August 20 , 2019 ; and September 17 , 2019 – Persaud , who was at the time an undergraduate student at the University of St. Thomas , called in to the University ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there was a bomb on the St. Paul campus .
The three bomb threats caused substantial disruption to the University , including the evacuation of campus buildings and a child care center , re-routing of traffic on nearby streets , and a full response by the University ’ s Public Safety personnel .
Persaud admitted that on the dates he called in the bomb threats he had failed to complete his homework and was unprepared for class .
Persaud pleaded guilty to count three of the indictment , charging him with the September @ @ @ @ @ @ @ At the time of sentencing , the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office will ask the Court to dismiss the April 17 , 2019 , and August 20 , 2019 , charges .

ST. PAUL, MN — United States Attorney Erica H. MacDonald today announced the guilty plea of Ray Persaud, 21, to calling in a bomb threat to the University of St. Thomas on September 17, 2019. Persaud entered his guilty plea this morning.
According to documents filed with the court, on three separate occasions – April 17, 2019; August 20, 2019; and September 17, 2019 – Persaud, who was at the time an undergraduate student at the University of St. Thomas, called in to the University’s main switchboard and falsely stated that there was a bomb on the St. Paul campus. The three bomb threats caused substantial disruption to the University, including the evacuation of campus buildings and a child care center, re-routing of traffic on nearby streets, and a full response by the University’s Public Safety personnel.
Persaud admitted that on the dates he called in the bomb threats he had failed to complete his homework and was unprepared for class. Persaud pleaded guilty to count three of the indictment, charging him with the September 17, 2019, bomb threat. At the time of sentencing, the U.S. Attorney’s Office will ask the Court to dismiss the April 17, 2019, and August 20, 2019, charges.
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breaking911--2020-09-22--State of Emergency Declared In Louisville Due To Potential For Civil Unrest, Rioting

Mayor Greg Fischer has signed two Executive Orders as part of the city ’ s preparations for state Attorney General Daniel Cameron ’ s decision in the Breonna Taylor case .
The Mayor stressed that he does not know when the AG will announce his decision , or what it will be .
The first Executive Order declares a state of emergency due to the potential for civil unrest , which allows him to exercise any of his emergency powers , including those to hire or contract for services , and implementing curfews and other restrictions .
The second restricts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bans on-street parking in order to provide an extra layer of security for protests in and around Jefferson Square Park .
The Mayor ’ s announcement follows a Louisville Metro Police Department ( LMPD ) announcement of its own State of Emergency , which allowed Chief Robert Schroeder to cancel all vacation and requested off days for officers .
LMPD also put into place several road and traffic restrictions , including : Restricting blocks immediately adjacent to Jefferson Square Park to pedestrian traffic only , with no parking .
Establishing no parking and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Market Street , and from Second to Ninth streets .
Anyone heading to the park is advised to rideshare , to cut down on traffic , and be prepared to walk a few blocks .
Police will facilitate ADA access at Sixth and Market streets , and will work with residents , business owners and downtown employees to allow necessary access , via these intersections : Second Street at Jefferson and Chestnut ; Broadway at Fourth and Seventh ; Ninth at Chestnut and Jefferson ; and Market at Third and Eighth .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ when the announcement will come , but we must prepare for it .
Our goal is ensuring space and opportunity for potential protesters to gather and express their First Amendment rights after the announcement , ” Mayor Fischer said .
“ At the same time , we are preparing for any eventuality to keep everyone safe .
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Mayor Greg Fischer has signed two Executive Orders as part of the city’s preparations for state Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s decision in the Breonna Taylor case.
KY Attorney General to announce decision in Breonna Taylor case today at 1:30 p.m. EST — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) September 23, 2020
The first Executive Order declares a state of emergency due to the potential for civil unrest, which allows him to exercise any of his emergency powers, including those to hire or contract for services, and implementing curfews and other restrictions.
The second restricts access to five downtown parking garages and bans on-street parking in order to provide an extra layer of security for protests in and around Jefferson Square Park.
The Mayor’s announcement follows a Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) announcement of its own State of Emergency, which allowed Chief Robert Schroeder to cancel all vacation and requested off days for officers. LMPD also put into place several road and traffic restrictions, including:
Restricting blocks immediately adjacent to Jefferson Square Park to pedestrian traffic only, with no parking.
Establishing no parking and limited vehicle access from Broadway, north to Market Street, and from Second to Ninth streets. Anyone heading to the park is advised to rideshare, to cut down on traffic, and be prepared to walk a few blocks.
Police will facilitate ADA access at Sixth and Market streets, and will work with residents, business owners and downtown employees to allow necessary access, via these intersections: Second Street at Jefferson and Chestnut; Broadway at Fourth and Seventh; Ninth at Chestnut and Jefferson; and Market at Third and Eighth.
“Again, we do not know when the announcement will come, but we must prepare for it. Our goal is ensuring space and opportunity for potential protesters to gather and express their First Amendment rights after the announcement,” Mayor Fischer said. “At the same time, we are preparing for any eventuality to keep everyone safe.”
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