breaking911--2020-08-27--U.S. Coast Guard Offloads More Than $228M In Cocaine, Marijuana at Port Everglades

MIAMI —The Coast Guard Cutter Hamilton ( WMSL 753 ) crew offloaded approximately 11,500 pounds of cocaine and approximately 17,000 pounds of marijuana , Thursday , worth more than $ 228 million .
The drugs were interdicted in the international waters of the Eastern Pacific Ocean off the coasts of Mexico , Central and South America , and in the Caribbean Sea .
Coast Guard cutters and U.S. Navy ships seized and recovered contraband during 13 interdictions of suspected drug smuggling vessels : • The cutter Hamilton crew was responsible for nine interdictions , seizing approximately 9,700 pounds of cocaine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The cutter Resolute ( WMEC 620 ) crew was responsible for one interdiction , seizing approximately 1,100 pounds of marijuana .
• The USS Nitze ( DDG 94 ) crew with embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment Team 406 was responsible for two interdictions seizing approximately 1,700 pounds of cocaine and approximately 6,100 pounds of marijuana .
• The USS Shamal crew with an embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment Team 109 was responsible for one interdiction , seizing approximately 800 pounds of marijuana .
“ We are proud to support the President @ @ @ @ @ @ @ illegal drugs off American streets , ” said Capt .
Timothy Cronin , commanding officer of the Hamilton .
“ I am extremely proud of this crew as they sailed short-handed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and delivered tremendous results.
” On April 1 , U.S. Southern Command began enhanced counter-narcotics operations in the Western Hemisphere to disrupt the flow of drugs in support of Presidential National Security Objectives .
Numerous U.S. agencies from the Departments of Defense , Justice and Homeland Security cooperated in the effort to combat transnational organized crime .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Border Protection , FBI , Drug Enforcement Administration , and Immigration and Customs Enforcement , along with allied and international partner agencies , play a role in counter-drug operations .
The fight against drug cartels in the Eastern Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea requires unity of effort in all phases from detection , monitoring and interdictions , to criminal prosecutions by international partners and U.S. Attorney Offices in districts across the nation .
The law enforcement phase of counter-smuggling operations in the Eastern Pacific Ocean is conducted under the authority of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Alameda , California , and the law enforcement phase of operations in the Caribbean is conducted under the authority of the Coast Guard 7th District , headquartered in Miami .
The interdictions , including the actual boardings , are led and conducted by members of the U.S. Coast Guard .
The Hamilton is a 418-foot national security cutter homeported in Charleston , South Carolina .
The Resolute is a 210-foot medium endurance cutter home-ported in St. Petersburg , Florida .
The USS Nitze is a 510-foot Arleigh Burke-class destroyer homeported in Norfolk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 179-foot patrol coastal ship homeported in Jacksonville , Florida .

MIAMI —The Coast Guard Cutter Hamilton (WMSL 753) crew offloaded approximately 11,500 pounds of cocaine and approximately 17,000 pounds of marijuana, Thursday, worth more than $228 million.
The drugs were interdicted in the international waters of the Eastern Pacific Ocean off the coasts of Mexico, Central and South America, and in the Caribbean Sea. Coast Guard cutters and U.S. Navy ships seized and recovered contraband during 13 interdictions of suspected drug smuggling vessels:
The cutter Hamilton crew was responsible for nine interdictions, seizing approximately 9,700 pounds of cocaine and 9,000 pounds of marijuana.
The cutter Resolute (WMEC 620) crew was responsible for one interdiction, seizing approximately 1,100 pounds of marijuana.
The USS Nitze (DDG 94) crew with embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment Team 406 was responsible for two interdictions seizing approximately 1,700 pounds of cocaine and approximately 6,100 pounds of marijuana.
The USS Shamal crew with an embarked Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment Team 109 was responsible for one interdiction, seizing approximately 800 pounds of marijuana.
“We are proud to support the President’s national security strategy by keeping illegal drugs off American streets,” said Capt. Timothy Cronin, commanding officer of the Hamilton. “I am extremely proud of this crew as they sailed short-handed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and delivered tremendous results.”
On April 1, U.S. Southern Command began enhanced counter-narcotics operations in the Western Hemisphere to disrupt the flow of drugs in support of Presidential National Security Objectives. Numerous U.S. agencies from the Departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security cooperated in the effort to combat transnational organized crime. The Coast Guard, Navy, Customs and Border Protection, FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, along with allied and international partner agencies, play a role in counter-drug operations.
The fight against drug cartels in the Eastern Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea requires unity of effort in all phases from detection, monitoring and interdictions, to criminal prosecutions by international partners and U.S. Attorney Offices in districts across the nation. The law enforcement phase of counter-smuggling operations in the Eastern Pacific Ocean is conducted under the authority of the Coast Guard 11th District, headquartered in Alameda, California, and the law enforcement phase of operations in the Caribbean is conducted under the authority of the Coast Guard 7th District, headquartered in Miami. The interdictions, including the actual boardings, are led and conducted by members of the U.S. Coast Guard.
The Hamilton is a 418-foot national security cutter homeported in Charleston, South Carolina. The Resolute is a 210-foot medium endurance cutter home-ported in St. Petersburg, Florida. The USS Nitze is a 510-foot Arleigh Burke-class destroyer homeported in Norfolk, Virginia. The USS Shamal is 179-foot patrol coastal ship homeported in Jacksonville, Florida.
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breaking911--2020-08-27--R. Kelly Catches Beatdown By Fellow Inmate at Chicago Prison

CHICAGO — Disgraced R & B singer R. Kelly was reportedly assaulted by a fellow inmate inside his prison cell Wednesday .
Another inmate at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago burst into Kelly ’ s cell and began throwing punches .
According to TMZ , the inmate “ was angry about the detention facility being placed on lock down a couple of times largely due to Kelly protesters outside the jail.
” Kelly ’ s attorney , Steven Greenberg , said in a statement to Fox News : “ Yesterday we were told that an inmate had attacked R @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We received conflicting reports as to the extent of his injuries .
We have not been provided any information from the jail , nor has Mr. Kelly called .
We are hopeful that he was not seriously injured.
” “ Regardless , it is time to release Mr. Kelly , ” Greenberg ’ s demanded .
“ The government can not ensure his safety , and they can not give him his day in court .
We should not incarcerate people indefinitely because we can not provide them with due process.
” Kelly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ misconduct and multiple other charges .
READ NEXT : R. Kelly Associates Busted Trying To Bribe , Threaten His Victims : Feds

CHICAGO — Disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly was reportedly assaulted by a fellow inmate inside his prison cell Wednesday.
Another inmate at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago burst into Kelly’s cell and began throwing punches. According to TMZ, the inmate “was angry about the detention facility being placed on lock down a couple of times largely due to Kelly protesters outside the jail.”
Kelly’s attorney, Steven Greenberg, said in a statement to Fox News: “Yesterday we were told that an inmate had attacked R Kelly at the MCC in Chicago. We received conflicting reports as to the extent of his injuries. We have not been provided any information from the jail, nor has Mr. Kelly called. We are hopeful that he was not seriously injured.”
“Regardless, it is time to release Mr. Kelly,” Greenberg’s demanded. “The government cannot ensure his safety, and they cannot give him his day in court. We should not incarcerate people indefinitely because we cannot provide them with due process.”
Kelly is being held on racketeering, sexual misconduct and multiple other charges.
READ NEXT: R. Kelly Associates Busted Trying To Bribe, Threaten His Victims: Feds
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breaking911--2020-08-27--WATCH: Bodycam Released Showing Intense Police Shootout With Gunman in Arizona

Tucson , Arizona — ( Scroll Down For Video ) — On August 22 , 2020 , just before 11:00 a.m. officers from Operations Division South were directed to a mobile home complex in the 3100 block of East Behan Street for a possible location of an embezzled vehicle .
The vehicle was reported as embezzled from a local rental car business and was equipped with a GPS tracking system which led officers to that location .
Officers spotted the same vehicle driving earlier in the day , but the driver sped away from officers when they attempted to stop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( Officer Calderon ) arrived on Behan Street , he noticed the vehicle parked with several occupants inside .
As he approached , an adult female exited the vehicle and fled on foot .
An adult male then exited from the driver ’ s seat and fired a shot at Officer Calderon .
The suspect/shooter then fled on foot into the mobile home complex as two other suspects exited the vehicle and fled .
Additional officers responded to the scene , including several deputies from the Pima County Sheriff ’ s Department that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ able to locate and detain the female that fled from the vehicle .
As officers began searching for the suspect/shooter and the other suspects involved , additional shots from the original suspect/shooter were fired toward Ofc Calderon and Officer Calderon returned fire with his handgun .
The suspect/shooter continued running through the complex and eventually ran toward a second officer on scene ( Officer Jahnke ) .
The suspect/shooter then pointed a gun at Officer Jahnke and Officer Jahnke discharged his firearm , striking the suspect/shooter multiple times .
Officers immediately began rendering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ First-Aid Kits ( IFAK ) .
Tucson Fire took over medical treatment and transported the suspect to Banner University Medical Center with life threatening injuries .
A male juvenile teenager who fled from the vehicle was also located and detained in the area .
The fourth suspect involved ( unknown male ) is still outstanding .
Detectives with the Tucson Police Violent Crimes Section responded to continue the investigation .
After processing the scene , conducting interviews and reviewing body worn camera footage , it was determined that Officer Calderon and Officer Jahnke @ @ @ @ @ @ @ firearm during the shooting .
It appears that only one of the four suspects involved fired shots .
That suspect was armed with an AR .22cal pistol and a .40cal handgun .
The suspect/shooter has been identified and is still receiving medical treatment at the hospital .
Charges for that suspect are pending .
The two detained suspects were identified but have not been charged as of this date .
While detectives are conducting the criminal portion of the investigation , sergeants with the Office of Professional Standards ( OPS ) are conducting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to examine the actions of department personnel .
The officers involved in the shooting were Officer Edward Jahnke , a 7 ½ year veteran of the Tucson Police Department and Officer Jesus Calderon , an officer with almost 2 years of service with the Tucson Police Department .
No officers or other community members were injured during this incident .

Tucson, Arizona — (Scroll Down For Video) — On August 22, 2020, just before 11:00 a.m. officers from Operations Division South were directed to a mobile home complex in the 3100 block of East Behan Street for a possible location of an embezzled vehicle. The vehicle was reported as embezzled from a local rental car business and was equipped with a GPS tracking system which led officers to that location. Officers spotted the same vehicle driving earlier in the day, but the driver sped away from officers when they attempted to stop the vehicle.
When the first officer (Officer Calderon) arrived on Behan Street, he noticed the vehicle parked with several occupants inside. As he approached, an adult female exited the vehicle and fled on foot. An adult male then exited from the driver’s seat and fired a shot at Officer Calderon. The suspect/shooter then fled on foot into the mobile home complex as two other suspects exited the vehicle and fled. Additional officers responded to the scene, including several deputies from the Pima County Sheriff’s Department that were in the area. Deputies were able to locate and detain the female that fled from the vehicle. As officers began searching for the suspect/shooter and the other suspects involved, additional shots from the original suspect/shooter were fired toward Ofc Calderon and Officer Calderon returned fire with his handgun. The suspect/shooter continued running through the complex and eventually ran toward a second officer on scene (Officer Jahnke).
The suspect/shooter then pointed a gun at Officer Jahnke and Officer Jahnke discharged his firearm, striking the suspect/shooter multiple times. Officers immediately began rendering aid to that suspect utilizing their Individual First-Aid Kits (IFAK). Tucson Fire took over medical treatment and transported the suspect to Banner University Medical Center with life threatening injuries. A male juvenile teenager who fled from the vehicle was also located and detained in the area. The fourth suspect involved (unknown male) is still outstanding. Detectives with the Tucson Police Violent Crimes Section responded to continue the investigation. After processing the scene, conducting interviews and reviewing body worn camera footage, it was determined that Officer Calderon and Officer Jahnke were the only officers who discharged a firearm during the shooting. It appears that only one of the four suspects involved fired shots.
That suspect was armed with an AR .22cal pistol and a .40cal handgun. The suspect/shooter has been identified and is still receiving medical treatment at the hospital. Charges for that suspect are pending. The two detained suspects were identified but have not been charged as of this date. While detectives are conducting the criminal portion of the investigation, sergeants with the Office of Professional Standards (OPS) are conducting a separate, but parallel administrative investigation to examine the actions of department personnel. The officers involved in the shooting were Officer Edward Jahnke, a 7 ½ year veteran of the Tucson Police Department and Officer Jesus Calderon, an officer with almost 2 years of service with the Tucson Police Department. No officers or other community members were injured during this incident.
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breaking911--2020-08-27--U.S. Marshals Find DOZENS of Missing Children in Georgia

Washington , DC – The U.S .
Marshals Service Missing Child Unit , in conjunction with the agency ’ s Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force , the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ( NCMEC ) and Georgia state and local agencies , led a two-week operation in August in Atlanta and Macon , Georgia , to rescue endangered missing children .
“ Operation Not Forgotten ” resulted in the rescue of 26 children , the safe location of 13 children and the arrest of nine criminal associates .
Additionally , investigators cleared 26 arrest warrants and filed additional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trafficking , parental kidnapping , registered sex offender violations , drugs and weapons possession , and custodial interference .
The 26 warrants cleared included 19 arrest warrants for a total of nine individuals arrested , some of whom had multiple warrants .
“ The U.S .
Marshals Service is fully committed to assisting federal , state , and local agencies with locating and recovering endangered missing children , in addition to their primary fugitive apprehension mission , ” said Director of the Marshals Service Donald Washington .
“ The message to missing children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ never stop looking for you.
” These missing children were considered to be some of the most at-risk and challenging recovery cases in the area , based on indications of high-risk factors such as victimization of child sex trafficking , child exploitation , sexual abuse , physical abuse , and medical or mental health conditions .
Other children were located at the request of law enforcement to ensure their wellbeing .
USMS investigators were able to confirm each child ’ s location in person and assure their safety and welfare .
The Justice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enhanced the U.S.
Marshals ’ authority to assist federal , state , and local law enforcement with the recovery of missing , endangered or abducted children , regardless of whether a fugitive or sex offender was involved .
The Marshals established a Missing Child Unit to oversee and manage the implementation of its enhanced authority under the act .
In 2019 , the USMS helped recover 295 missing children based on requests for assistance from law enforcement and has contributed to the recovery of a missing child in 75 percent of cases received @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recovered , 66 percent were recovered within seven days of the USMS assisting with the case .
Since its partnership with NCMEC began in 2005 , the agency has recovered more than 1,800 missing children .
“ When we track down fugitives , it ’ s a good feeling to know that we ’ re putting the bad guy behind bars .
But that sense of accomplishment is nothing compared to finding a missing child , ” said Darby Kirby , Chief of the Missing Child Unit .
“ It ’ s hard @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when we rescue a missing child , but I can tell you that this operation has impacted every single one of us out here .
We are working to protect them and get them the help they need.
” This initiative was the culmination of several months of planning and coordination between the USMS , NCMEC , Georgia Bureau of Investigation , Georgia Office of the Attorney General , Georgia Department of Family and Children Services , Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice , the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Children ’ s Healthcare @ @ @

Washington, DC – The U.S. Marshals Service Missing Child Unit, in conjunction with the agency’s Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and Georgia state and local agencies, led a two-week operation in August in Atlanta and Macon, Georgia, to rescue endangered missing children.
“Operation Not Forgotten” resulted in the rescue of 26 children, the safe location of 13 children and the arrest of nine criminal associates. Additionally, investigators cleared 26 arrest warrants and filed additional charges for alleged crimes related to sex trafficking, parental kidnapping, registered sex offender violations, drugs and weapons possession, and custodial interference. The 26 warrants cleared included 19 arrest warrants for a total of nine individuals arrested, some of whom had multiple warrants.
“The U.S. Marshals Service is fully committed to assisting federal, state, and local agencies with locating and recovering endangered missing children, in addition to their primary fugitive apprehension mission,” said Director of the Marshals Service Donald Washington. “The message to missing children and their families is that we will never stop looking for you.”
These missing children were considered to be some of the most at-risk and challenging recovery cases in the area, based on indications of high-risk factors such as victimization of child sex trafficking, child exploitation, sexual abuse, physical abuse, and medical or mental health conditions. Other children were located at the request of law enforcement to ensure their wellbeing. USMS investigators were able to confirm each child’s location in person and assure their safety and welfare.
The Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2015 enhanced the U.S. Marshals’ authority to assist federal, state, and local law enforcement with the recovery of missing, endangered or abducted children, regardless of whether a fugitive or sex offender was involved. The Marshals established a Missing Child Unit to oversee and manage the implementation of its enhanced authority under the act.
In 2019, the USMS helped recover 295 missing children based on requests for assistance from law enforcement and has contributed to the recovery of a missing child in 75 percent of cases received. Additionally, of the missing children recovered, 66 percent were recovered within seven days of the USMS assisting with the case. Since its partnership with NCMEC began in 2005, the agency has recovered more than 1,800 missing children.
“When we track down fugitives, it’s a good feeling to know that we’re putting the bad guy behind bars. But that sense of accomplishment is nothing compared to finding a missing child,” said Darby Kirby, Chief of the Missing Child Unit. “It’s hard to put into words what we feel when we rescue a missing child, but I can tell you that this operation has impacted every single one of us out here. We are working to protect them and get them the help they need.”
This initiative was the culmination of several months of planning and coordination between the USMS, NCMEC, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Office of the Attorney General, Georgia Department of Family and Children Services, Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
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breaking911--2020-08-27--‘Major’ Chemical Fire Burns After Hurricane Laura in Lake Charles, Louisiana; Residents Ordered to S

‘Major’ Chemical Fire Burns After Hurricane Laura in Lake Charles, Louisiana; Residents Ordered to Stay Indoors

WESTLAKE , La .
— Louisiana State Police Emergency Services Unit ( ESU ) technicians were working a hazardous material @ @ @ @ @ originating from the BioLab chemical manufacturing facility in Westlake Thursday .
This comes after hurricane @ @ @ @ @ .
Fire and smoke from the leak could be seen for miles .
I-10 in @ @ @ @ @ overnight due to the effects of Laura and emergency personnel utilizing the interstate system are @ @ @ @ @ around the incident location .
Residents in the area are being advised to shelter in @ @ @ @ @ are coordinating with plant managers to contain the leak .
“ Residents are advised to @ @ @ @ @ notice and close your doors and windows , ” Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said @ @ @ @ @ Follow the directions of local officials.
” Pool and cleaning chemicals are made at the @ @

WESTLAKE, La. — Louisiana State Police Emergency Services Unit (ESU) technicians were working a hazardous material incident involving a chlorine leak originating from the BioLab chemical manufacturing facility in Westlake Thursday. This comes after hurricane Laura slammed the region overnight.
Fire and smoke from the leak could be seen for miles.
You can see the chemical fire from the corner of Sale and Prien Lake Shelter in place for Westlake, Sulphur and Moss Bluff pic.twitter.com/7esi0d4wAR — Brady Renard KPLC (@RenardSports) August 27, 2020
GOING BACK HOME IS NOT SAFE RIGHT NOW Massive chemical leak in Lake Charles/Westlake area flowing over I-10 extremely dangerous situation! pic.twitter.com/s3650KhNj0 — pretty bih who cares (@brerobinsonnn) August 27, 2020
I-10 in southwest Louisiana has remained closed overnight due to the effects of Laura and emergency personnel utilizing the interstate system are being diverted off of I-10 around the incident location.
Residents in the area are being advised to shelter in place.
BREAKING: ???????? A large fire has broken out just off of Interstate 10 near Lake Charles, LA. There are some reports coming out that this is related to a chemical leak or a biohazard situation. Stay with @WeatherNation for updates as we monitor the situation. #Laura #LAwx pic.twitter.com/El77PB8PAv — WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) August 27, 2020
LSP ESU personnel are coordinating with plant managers to contain the leak.
#BREAKING
We have received new information about the chemical fire in Lake Charles. There was a chlorine leak originating from the BioLab chemical manufacturing facility in Westlake, Louisiana this morning after Hurricane Laura made landfall. >> https://t.co/opk4zuGV2Q pic.twitter.com/R1APsS2Kbc — wdsu (@wdsu) August 27, 2020
“Residents are advised to shelter in place until further notice and close your doors and windows,” Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said in a tweet. “Follow the directions of local officials.”
???? If you are in the Westlake/Moss Bluff/Sulphur area, shelter in place, close your windows and doors and TURN OFF YOUR AIR CONDITIONING UNITS. There is a chemical fire. Stay inside and wait for additional direction from local officials. ???? — John Bel Edwards (@LouisianaGov) August 27, 2020
Pool and cleaning chemicals are made at the plant.
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breaking911--2020-08-27--Sex Offender Is Released From Prison And Abuses Child For Years: Court Docs

TACOMA – A registered sex offender currently jailed in Skamania County pleaded guilty Monday to production of child pornography .
Steven Lee McBride , 51 , faces a mandatory minimum 15-years in prison when sentenced on Oct. 26 .
Under the terms of the plea agreement , prosecutors will recommend no more than 25-years in prison , and the defense will recommend no less than 18 years in prison .
Judge Settle is not bound by the recommendations and can impose any sentence up to the maximum of 30 years in prison .
According to records filed in the case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Idaho of molesting two children under the age of 16 and was required to register as a sex offender following a state prison term of up to 15-years .
Upon release from prison , McBride moved to a residence in Skamania County .
There he moved next door to a distant relative and befriended that neighbor ’ s child .
Between September 2017 and May 2019 , McBride made sexually explicit images of the child by hiding a camera in the bathroom , molesting the child while the child slept and ultimately @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the child online to demand the child send sexually explicit images .
McBride threatened to kill the child ’ s family if the child did not continue to provide the photos .
Law enforcement learned of the production of child pornography when investigators in Queensland , Australia became aware of McBride providing sexually explicit images online in their jurisdiction .
An undercover officer contacted McBride and got additional information about the identity of the victim from McBride .
The Vancouver Police Department and Homeland Security Investigations moved quickly to alert the victim ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 7 , 2019 .
McBride is charged in Skamania County Superior Court for the hands-on molestation .
Under the terms of the plea agreement his state and federal sentences will run concurrently .
The case was investigated by Homeland Security Investigations with assistance from the Vancouver Police Department and the Queensland Australia Police .
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Angelica Williams .
HSI is a worldwide leader in the fight against the sexual exploitation of children .
Prior to the creation of the agency in 2003 , legacy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of illegal child pornography that was often sent by mail or purchased overseas .
With the advent of the Internet , the sharing and trading of child pornography now primarily occurs online .
In addition to the legacy expertise , HSI special agents also have the authority to investigate the illegal movement of people and goods across U.S. borders , and because the Internet is borderless , the sharing of contraband online is an international crime .
An image on the Web of a child being sexually abused can be seen by anyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ draws on the agency ’ s unique investigative and enforcement authorities to safeguard children .
And , with 200 U.S. offices and more than 70 offices overseas , HSI has the ability to follow a case – to rescue a victim or arrest a predator – wherever in the world it may lead .

TACOMA – A registered sex offender currently jailed in Skamania County pleaded guilty Monday to production of child pornography. Steven Lee McBride, 51, faces a mandatory minimum 15-years in prison when sentenced on Oct. 26. Under the terms of the plea agreement, prosecutors will recommend no more than 25-years in prison, and the defense will recommend no less than 18 years in prison. Judge Settle is not bound by the recommendations and can impose any sentence up to the maximum of 30 years in prison.
According to records filed in the case, in 2007, McBride was convicted in Idaho of molesting two children under the age of 16 and was required to register as a sex offender following a state prison term of up to 15-years. Upon release from prison, McBride moved to a residence in Skamania County. There he moved next door to a distant relative and befriended that neighbor’s child. Between September 2017 and May 2019, McBride made sexually explicit images of the child by hiding a camera in the bathroom, molesting the child while the child slept and ultimately by posing as a school friend of the child online to demand the child send sexually explicit images. McBride threatened to kill the child’s family if the child did not continue to provide the photos.
Law enforcement learned of the production of child pornography when investigators in Queensland, Australia became aware of McBride providing sexually explicit images online in their jurisdiction. An undercover officer contacted McBride and got additional information about the identity of the victim from McBride. The Vancouver Police Department and Homeland Security Investigations moved quickly to alert the victim’s parent and arrest McBride on June 7, 2019.
McBride is charged in Skamania County Superior Court for the hands-on molestation. Under the terms of the plea agreement his state and federal sentences will run concurrently.
The case was investigated by Homeland Security Investigations with assistance from the Vancouver Police Department and the Queensland Australia Police.
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Angelica Williams.
HSI is a worldwide leader in the fight against the sexual exploitation of children. Prior to the creation of the agency in 2003, legacy U.S. Customs special agents investigated the disbursement of illegal child pornography that was often sent by mail or purchased overseas.
With the advent of the Internet, the sharing and trading of child pornography now primarily occurs online. In addition to the legacy expertise, HSI special agents also have the authority to investigate the illegal movement of people and goods across U.S. borders, and because the Internet is borderless, the sharing of contraband online is an international crime. An image on the Web of a child being sexually abused can be seen by anyone anywhere in the world.
Operation Predator draws on the agency’s unique investigative and enforcement authorities to safeguard children. And, with 200 U.S. offices and more than 70 offices overseas, HSI has the ability to follow a case – to rescue a victim or arrest a predator – wherever in the world it may lead.
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breaking911--2020-08-27--Minneapolis Murder Suspect Kills Himself as Police Close In, Riots & Looting Underway

MINNESOTA — Demonstrators were gathering , protesting , vandalizing and looting in Minneapolis Wednesday night after a homicide suspect killed himself in broad daylight .
As officers approached the unidentified suspect near 8th & Nicollet , he produced a gun , walked to the entrance of a business and fatally shot himself in the head .
A terrified group of bystanders were directly next to him when he pulled the trigger .
Shortly after the unrest began , the Minneapolis police department released surveillance video of the event .
WARNING : Footage May Be Disturbing To Some Viewers .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suicide as police approached them , ” the department said in a statement .
“ No officer weapons were fired .
This is a tragedy for our community that is still hurting .
Our condolences go to the families of the victims.
” Following the shooting , people began spreading rumors that police officers killed the man–and that he was unarmed .
Police never fired a single round .
The Mayor has called in the National Guard and a curfew was enacted immediately .
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz wrote on Twitter , “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heal .
We must rebuild and recover .
Dangerous , unlawful behavior will not be tolerated .
The State Patrol is headed to Minneapolis to help restore order .
I remain in close contact with the city and every state resource stands ready to help bring peace .
”

MINNESOTA — Demonstrators were gathering, protesting, vandalizing and looting in Minneapolis Wednesday night after a homicide suspect killed himself in broad daylight.
As officers approached the unidentified suspect near 8th & Nicollet, he produced a gun, walked to the entrance of a business and fatally shot himself in the head. A terrified group of bystanders were directly next to him when he pulled the trigger.
Shortly after the unrest began, the Minneapolis police department released surveillance video of the event.
WARNING: Footage May Be Disturbing To Some Viewers.
WARNING GRAPHIC: Unrest Grows In Downtown Minneapolis After Murder Suspect Kills Himself on Sidewalk Following the shooting, people began spreading rumors that police officers killed the man–and that he was unarmed. Police never fired a single round. pic.twitter.com/Lnz2ydaQtx — GrantB911 (@GrantB911) August 27, 2020
“This evening, a murder suspect committed suicide as police approached them,” the department said in a statement. “No officer weapons were fired. This is a tragedy for our community that is still hurting. Our condolences go to the families of the victims.”
Following the shooting, people began spreading rumors that police officers killed the man–and that he was unarmed. Police never fired a single round.
Just got robbed at gunpoint in Minneapolis for my bulletproof vest and backpack — Kyle Hooten (@KyleHooten2) August 27, 2020
#BLM have started looting again. This comes from a Target in Downtown #minneapolis. pic.twitter.com/uQbwHGGhVh — The Anti-Communist (@CommunismKills_) August 27, 2020
#Breaking: Reports of massive mass looting and rioting going on in Down town #Minneapolis right now! pic.twitter.com/lqvfG456mp — Sotiri Dimpinoudis (@Sotiridi1) August 27, 2020
The Mayor has called in the National Guard and a curfew was enacted immediately.
Minneapolis police have already established a perimeter around much of the looted areas: pic.twitter.com/Jp0Hu8z2BV — Kyle Hooten (@KyleHooten2) August 27, 2020
Police taking ppl out of broken Foot Locker windows and making arrests pic.twitter.com/UK9QDWREXw — Andy Mannix (@AndrewMannix) August 27, 2020
Ppl breaking into Nordstrom's pic.twitter.com/2oWqy7Pk0S — Andy Mannix (@AndrewMannix) August 27, 2020
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz wrote on Twitter, “Minneapolis, it’s time to heal. We must rebuild and recover. Dangerous, unlawful behavior will not be tolerated. The State Patrol is headed to Minneapolis to help restore order. I remain in close contact with the city and every state resource stands ready to help bring peace.”
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breaking911--2020-08-27--Man On FBI Most Wanted List Captured For ‘Honor Killings’ Of Daughters After 12 Years On The Run

The Egyptian-born cab driver accused in the 2008 “ honor killing ” of his two daughters has been arrested in Texas .
Yaser Abdel Said reportedly murdered his own girls because they were dating non-Muslim boys .
Said , the capital murder suspect wanted in connection with the homicide of his two teenage daughters , Amina and Sarah , was taken into custody without incident today in Justin , Texas , by the FBI ’ s Dallas Field Office .
Said was placed on the FBI ’ s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list on December 4 , 2014 .
Said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ soon be transferred to Dallas County .
“ The FBI-led Dallas Violent Crimes Task Force has worked tirelessly to find Yaser Abdel Said .
These experienced investigators never gave up on their quest to find him and pledged to never forget the young victims in this case , ” said FBI Dallas Special Agent in Charge Matthew DeSarno .
“ Said was placed on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List nearly six years ago for the heinous act he committed against his daughters .
His capture and arrest bring us one step closer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We want to thank our partners at the Irving Police Department for working with us to apprehend this dangerous individual.
” “ On January 1 , 2008 , the Irving Police Department opened a murder investigation after two young girls were found shot to death .
Since that night , the members of the Irving Police Department and our partners with the Dallas FBI have tirelessly pursued justice for Amina and Sarah , ” said Irving Police Chief Jeff Spivey .
“ Even after 12 years of frustration and dead ends , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Today ’ s arrest of their father , Yaser Said brings us closer to ensuring justice is served on their behalf.
” Said took his daughters Amina ( 18 ) and Sarah ( 17 ) for a ride in his taxicab on January 1 , 2008 , under the guise of taking them to get something to eat .
He drove them to Irving , Texas , where he allegedly shot both girls inside the taxicab .
They both died of multiple gunshot wounds .
Based on an investigation by the Irving Police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a capital murder-multiple warrant was issued for Said ’ s arrest .
On August 21 , 2008 , a federal unlawful flight to avoid prosecution warrant was issued by the United States District Court , Northern District of Texas .
The search for Said was coordinated by the FBI ’ s Dallas Violent Crimes Task Force , which is composed of FBI special agents and officers from the Carrollton , Dallas , Garland , Grand Prairie , and Irving Police Departments and the Texas Department of Public Safety .
Yaser Abdel Said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the FBI ’ s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list , which was established in March 1950 .

The Egyptian-born cab driver accused in the 2008 “honor killing” of his two daughters has been arrested in Texas. Yaser Abdel Said reportedly murdered his own girls because they were dating non-Muslim boys.
Said, the capital murder suspect wanted in connection with the homicide of his two teenage daughters, Amina and Sarah, was taken into custody without incident today in Justin, Texas, by the FBI’s Dallas Field Office. Said was placed on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list on December 4, 2014. Said is currently in federal custody and will soon be transferred to Dallas County.
“The FBI-led Dallas Violent Crimes Task Force has worked tirelessly to find Yaser Abdel Said. These experienced investigators never gave up on their quest to find him and pledged to never forget the young victims in this case,” said FBI Dallas Special Agent in Charge Matthew DeSarno. “Said was placed on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List nearly six years ago for the heinous act he committed against his daughters. His capture and arrest bring us one step closer to justice for Amina and Sarah. We want to thank our partners at the Irving Police Department for working with us to apprehend this dangerous individual.”
“On January 1, 2008, the Irving Police Department opened a murder investigation after two young girls were found shot to death. Since that night, the members of the Irving Police Department and our partners with the Dallas FBI have tirelessly pursued justice for Amina and Sarah,” said Irving Police Chief Jeff Spivey. “Even after 12 years of frustration and dead ends, the pursuit for their killer never ceased. Today’s arrest of their father, Yaser Said brings us closer to ensuring justice is served on their behalf.”
Said took his daughters Amina (18) and Sarah (17) for a ride in his taxicab on January 1, 2008, under the guise of taking them to get something to eat. He drove them to Irving, Texas, where he allegedly shot both girls inside the taxicab. They both died of multiple gunshot wounds.
Based on an investigation by the Irving Police Department, on January 2, 2008, a capital murder-multiple warrant was issued for Said’s arrest. On August 21, 2008, a federal unlawful flight to avoid prosecution warrant was issued by the United States District Court, Northern District of Texas.
The search for Said was coordinated by the FBI’s Dallas Violent Crimes Task Force, which is composed of FBI special agents and officers from the Carrollton, Dallas, Garland, Grand Prairie, and Irving Police Departments and the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Yaser Abdel Said was the 504th person to be placed on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, which was established in March 1950.
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breaking911--2020-08-28--Hard-To-Watch Video Shows Woman, 85, Viciously Slammed During Robbery In Chicago

Surveillance video shows an 85-year-old woman being robbed as she enters the back door of her Michigan Avenue condo building @ @ @ @ @ , 2020 .

Surveillance video shows an 85-year-old woman being robbed as she enters the back door of her Michigan Avenue condo building in Chicago on August 25, 2020.
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breaking911--2020-08-28--2 Young Florida Women Arrested For Pimping Girls For Sex

BROWARD COUNTY , FL — Kiara Nunez , 21 , of Hollywood , and Alexandra Ramirez , 19 , of @ @ @ @ @ on August 24 , 2020 , for their alleged involvement in sex trafficking of minors @ @ @ @ @ without incident by the Broward County Human Trafficking Task Force .
Both suspects are in @ @ @ @ @ charges .
Watch the video report below .
Other agencies participating in this investigation include @ @ @ @ @ Office , Davie PD , Florida Department of Law Enforcement , Hollywood PD , and @ @ @

BROWARD COUNTY, FL — Kiara Nunez, 21, of Hollywood, and Alexandra Ramirez, 19, of Coral Springs, were arrested on August 24, 2020, for their alleged involvement in sex trafficking of minors.
The arrests were made without incident by the Broward County Human Trafficking Task Force.
Both suspects are in federal custody and facing federal charges. Watch the video report below.
Other agencies participating in this investigation include the Broward Sheriff’s Office, Davie PD, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Hollywood PD, and Plantation PD.
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breaking911--2020-08-31--Catholic High School Teacher Once Voted ‘Coolest’ Is Arrested After ‘Having Sex With Student 60 Time

Catholic High School Teacher Once Voted ‘Coolest’ Is Arrested After ‘Having Sex With Student 60 Times In 18 Months’

Camden , N.J. – A high school teacher has been charged for repeatedly sexually assaulting an underage victim that began when the victim was her 17-year-old student .
Bridget Sipera , 36 , of Cherry Hill , was charged on Aug. 26 in Cherry Hill with one count of second-degree Sexual Assault and one count of second-degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child .
She was also charged with one count of second-degree Sexual Assault and one count of second-degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child for crimes that occurred in Gloucester Township .
Detectives began investigating the reported sexual @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when the victim was a student in Sipera ’ s class at Camden Catholic High School and continued through March of 2020 .
The victim told investigators he had sex with the teacher “ about 60 times over an 18-month period , ” the Courier-Post reported .
Sipera and the student “ had sexual intercourse inside of his vehicle at several locations throughout Cherry Hill , including a hotel parking lot , Cooper River Park , ( Sipera ’ s ) residence and ( Sipera ’ s ) mother ’ s residence , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sipera was voted “ Camden Catholic High School ’ s coolest teacher ” in 2013 .
Detectives said Sipera could face more charges .

Camden, N.J. – A high school teacher has been charged for repeatedly sexually assaulting an underage victim that began when the victim was her 17-year-old student.
Bridget Sipera, 36, of Cherry Hill, was charged on Aug. 26 in Cherry Hill with one count of second-degree Sexual Assault and one count of second-degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child. She was also charged with one count of second-degree Sexual Assault and one count of second-degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child for crimes that occurred in Gloucester Township.
Detectives began investigating the reported sexual assault that began in January of 2019 when the victim was a student in Sipera’s class at Camden Catholic High School and continued through March of 2020.
The victim told investigators he had sex with the teacher “about 60 times over an 18-month period,” the Courier-Post reported.
Sipera and the student “had sexual intercourse inside of his vehicle at several locations throughout Cherry Hill, including a hotel parking lot, Cooper River Park, (Sipera’s) residence and (Sipera’s) mother’s residence,” the probable cause statement says.
Sipera was voted “Camden Catholic High School’s coolest teacher” in 2013. Detectives said Sipera could face more charges.
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breaking911--2020-08-30--Border Patrol and Laredo, Texas Police Shut Down Another Stash House

LAREDO , Texas – U.S. Border Patrol agents working collaboratively with the Laredo Police Department ( LPD ) shut down another stash house in Laredo .
This latest incident occurred during the late night of August 27 , when agents from the Laredo South Station , in conjunction with LPD , performed surveillance on a residence on Juarez Avenue suspected as the site of illicit activity .
LPD officers intercepted an individual who was observed traversing the property through a hole in the fence .
The individual was determined by agents to be a Mexican citizen illegally in the United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ welfare check at the residence .
With agent support , 20 individuals were found inside the house .
None were wearing any personal protective equipment .
All were illegally in the United States from the countries of Mexico and Guatemala and were taken into custody .
The individual encountered outside was taken into custody by LPD pending further investigation .
Laredo Sector Chief Patrol Agent Matthew J. Hudak stated , “ Over the past ten days , Laredo Sector agents and our partners have encountered and arrested 229 aliens in 12 stash houses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the number of illegal aliens testing positive for COVID-19 increases , these stash houses represent an increasingly significant threat to our agents , to public health , and to our health care system and our health care professionals .
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LAREDO, Texas – U.S. Border Patrol agents working collaboratively with the Laredo Police Department (LPD) shut down another stash house in Laredo.
This latest incident occurred during the late night of August 27, when agents from the Laredo South Station, in conjunction with LPD, performed surveillance on a residence on Juarez Avenue suspected as the site of illicit activity. LPD officers intercepted an individual who was observed traversing the property through a hole in the fence. The individual was determined by agents to be a Mexican citizen illegally in the United States. LPD proceeded to conduct a welfare check at the residence. With agent support, 20 individuals were found inside the house. None were wearing any personal protective equipment. All were illegally in the United States from the countries of Mexico and Guatemala and were taken into custody. The individual encountered outside was taken into custody by LPD pending further investigation.
Laredo Sector Chief Patrol Agent Matthew J. Hudak stated, “Over the past ten days, Laredo Sector agents and our partners have encountered and arrested 229 aliens in 12 stash houses within the City of Laredo. As the number of illegal aliens testing positive for COVID-19 increases, these stash houses represent an increasingly significant threat to our agents, to public health, and to our health care system and our health care professionals.”
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breaking911--2020-08-30--Teen charged with murders in Minneapolis, St. Paul, drive-by shooting of corrections officer

A Minneapolis man was charged with killing an acquaintance in a downtown parking ramp and one week later using the dead man ’ s car to do a drive-by shooting of a corrections officer at a funeral .
Christopher M. Todd , 19 , was charged Monday with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 21-year-old Ronald Junior Smith of St .
Cloud .
He was charged earlier today with second-degree attempted murder in a drive-by .
According to the criminal complaints , Smith was found dead about 6 p.m. on Aug. 14 in the lower level of a downtown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a gunshot wound to the head .
Police had surveillance video of Smith with an unidentified man in the parking ramp shortly before the murder .
However , on Aug. 20 , Minneapolis and St. Paul police were interviewing a possible witness in a St. Paul murder when Minneapolis investigators showed the witness the surveillance photo .
The witness identified the unknown man as Criddy , the complaint states .
That is Todd ’ s street name .
The following day , while being questioned about the shooting that had just occurred at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Todd about Smith ’ s murder .
Todd said he didn ’ t know Smith but was sitting in Smith ’ s new black Dodge Charger when another car entered the ramp and someone from that car shot Smith .
Todd said he was so overcome by emotion that he cried and then pulled Smith from behind the steering wheel and onto the ramp floor , according to the complaint .
Todd then drove off in Smith ’ s Charger .
Investigators determined the murder could not have happened the way Todd described @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his 23-year-old brother , Zeontae Todd , met with Maurice June , 31 , at a gas station .
They asked June if he had a driver ’ s license and when he said yes , they gave him the keys to the Charger and told him to drive all of them to a funeral at Hillside Cemetery in St. Anthony , according to the criminal complaints .
At about 3:15 p.m. , while at the cemetery , someone in the car thought he recognized a member of the Native Mob gang in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Charger by the Jeep and Christopher Todd , who was sitting in the front passenger seat , fired several shots at the Jeep , the complaint states .
As it turned out , it was not a gang member but a Minnesota Department of Corrections officer who was doing surveillance at the funeral .
The officer chased the Charger and it ended when the Charger crashed at Stinson Boulevard and 39th Avenue East .
June and Zeontae Todd were quickly caught and arrested .
A Minneapolis K-9 was brought to the scene and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ apartment building , where he was sitting in a rear patio , according to the complaint .
Along the path the dog took , police also found a semi-automatic handgun in the grass .
June was charged with attempted second-degree murder by drive-by shooting and Zeontae Todd was charged with aiding an offender , accomplice after the fact .

A Minneapolis man was charged with killing an acquaintance in a downtown parking ramp and one week later using the dead man’s car to do a drive-by shooting of a corrections officer at a funeral.
Christopher M. Todd, 19, was charged Monday with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 21-year-old Ronald Junior Smith of St. Cloud. He was charged earlier today with second-degree attempted murder in a drive-by.
According to the criminal complaints, Smith was found dead about 6 p.m. on Aug. 14 in the lower level of a downtown parking ramp at 425 Seventh St. from a gunshot wound to the head. Police had surveillance video of Smith with an unidentified man in the parking ramp shortly before the murder.
However, on Aug. 20, Minneapolis and St. Paul police were interviewing a possible witness in a St. Paul murder when Minneapolis investigators showed the witness the surveillance photo. The witness identified the unknown man as Criddy, the complaint states. That is Todd’s street name.
The following day, while being questioned about the shooting that had just occurred at the funeral, investigators decided to ask Todd about Smith’s murder. Todd said he didn’t know Smith but was sitting in Smith’s new black Dodge Charger when another car entered the ramp and someone from that car shot Smith. Todd said he was so overcome by emotion that he cried and then pulled Smith from behind the steering wheel and onto the ramp floor, according to the complaint. Todd then drove off in Smith’s Charger. Investigators determined the murder could not have happened the way Todd described.
On Aug. 21, Todd and his 23-year-old brother, Zeontae Todd, met with Maurice June, 31, at a gas station. They asked June if he had a driver’s license and when he said yes, they gave him the keys to the Charger and told him to drive all of them to a funeral at Hillside Cemetery in St. Anthony, according to the criminal complaints.
At about 3:15 p.m., while at the cemetery, someone in the car thought he recognized a member of the Native Mob gang in a Jeep. June drove the Dodge Charger by the Jeep and Christopher Todd, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, fired several shots at the Jeep, the complaint states. As it turned out, it was not a gang member but a Minnesota Department of Corrections officer who was doing surveillance at the funeral.
The officer chased the Charger and it ended when the Charger crashed at Stinson Boulevard and 39th Avenue East. June and Zeontae Todd were quickly caught and arrested. A Minneapolis K-9 was brought to the scene and it tracked Christopher Todd to a nearby apartment building, where he was sitting in a rear patio, according to the complaint. Along the path the dog took, police also found a semi-automatic handgun in the grass.
June was charged with attempted second-degree murder by drive-by shooting and Zeontae Todd was charged with aiding an offender, accomplice after the fact.
Murder Criminal complaint (PDF)
Attempted murder criminal complaint (PDF)
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breaking911--2020-08-30--3 Dead, 1 Injured After Plane Crash In Bryan, Texas

Bryan , Texas — Three people were killed and another person was seriously injured after a plane crash in Bryan @ @ @ @ @ Piper PA24 went down around 2:30 p.m. local time at Coulter Field Airport—located at 6120 @ @ @ @ @ According to KXXV , witnesses who were “ landing at Coulter Airfield at the time @ @ @ @ @ upside down.
” The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board ( NTSB ) are @ @ @ @ @ investigate the cause of the crash .

Bryan, Texas — Three people were killed and another person was seriously injured after a plane crash in Bryan, Texas Sunday.
The Piper PA24 went down around 2:30 p.m. local time at Coulter Field Airport—located at 6120 E State Hwy 21.
According to KXXV, witnesses who were “landing at Coulter Airfield at the time say they saw the airplane upside down.”
UPDATE ON BRYAN PLANE CRASH:
*3 killed
*1 in critical condition
*No names released
*We don't know the tail number
*FAA and NTSB will investigate pic.twitter.com/Jgjk8qKNl7 — Rusty Surette (@KBTXRusty) August 30, 2020
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are responding to the scene to investigate the cause of the crash.
The Bryan Police Department is currently working a plane crash at Coulter Airfield. We will be securing the scene until the FAA arrives for investigation. We ask that people avoid the area. Three people died in the crash and one person was transported to the hospital. — Bryan Police Department (@BryanPolice) August 30, 2020
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breaking911--2020-08-30--16 Charged For Recent Looting In Downtown Minneapolis

The Hennepin County Attorney ’ s Office announced Friday that it had charged 16 individuals in connection to the looting that occurred Wednesday night and Thursday morning .
• Mubashir Jeilani , 25 , of Minneapolis , with second-degree burglary at a CVS Pharmacy located at 2001 Nicollet Avenue on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18653 , • Jason Graves , 23 , of Brooklyn Park , with third-degree burglary at a store in the 100 block of West Grant Street on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18680 , • Gerald Wright , 30 , of St. Paul , with third-degree burglary at a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18694 , • Avarial McIntosh , 18 , of Minneapolis , with third-degree burglary at a downtown business on South 7th Street on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18690 , • Armando Ovando , 21 , of Lake Elmo , with third-degree burglary at a downtown business on South 7th Street on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18692 , • Terry Rean , 50 , of Minneapolis , with third-degree burglary at a business near 12th Street and Nicollet Mall on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18682 , • Asante Simmons , 26 , of Bloomington @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for looting from a Foot Locker at 7th Street and then assaulting an officer who attempted to stop her from stealing the goods in a nearby underground parking garage on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18693 , • Yoal Ruei , 18 , of Coon Rapids , with third-degree burglary near 12th Street and Nicollet Mall on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18686 , • Andrew Kephart , 19 , of Aston , with third-degree burglary at the Saloon Bar on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18688 , • Timothy Strong , 48 , of St. Paul , with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18691 , • Jahmori Hunter , 18 , of White Bear Lake , with third-degree burglary at the Saloon Bar on Aug. 26 .
27-CR-20-18696 , • David Smith , 22 , of Minneapolis , with third-degree burglary at Pixie Liquor in Brooklyn Park on Aug. 27 .
27-CR-20-18712 , • Keeshowna Carney , 20 , of St .
Cloud , with third-degree burglary at Pixie Liquor in Brooklyn Park on Aug. 27 .
27-CR-20-18710 , • Phillip Scott , 21 , of Brooklyn Park , with third-degree burglary at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 27 .
27-CR-20-18713 , • Shantel Scott , 20 , of Brooklyn Park , with third-degree burglary at Pixie Liquor in Brooklyn Park on Aug. 27 .
27-CR-20-18714 , • Maia Smith , 20 , of Minneapolis with second-degree burglary near the 2000 block of Nicollet Avenue South on Aug. 27 .
27-CR-20-18653 .

The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office announced Friday that it had charged 16 individuals in connection to the looting that occurred Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
Those charged include:
Mubashir Jeilani, 25, of Minneapolis, with second-degree burglary at a CVS Pharmacy located at 2001 Nicollet Avenue on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18653, Jason Graves, 23, of Brooklyn Park, with third-degree burglary at a store in the 100 block of West Grant Street on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18680, Gerald Wright, 30, of St. Paul, with third-degree burglary at a downtown business on South 7th Street on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18694, Avarial McIntosh, 18, of Minneapolis, with third-degree burglary at a downtown business on South 7th Street on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18690, Armando Ovando, 21, of Lake Elmo, with third-degree burglary at a downtown business on South 7th Street on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18692, Terry Rean, 50, of Minneapolis, with third-degree burglary at a business near 12th Street and Nicollet Mall on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18682, Asante Simmons, 26, of Bloomington, with third-degree assault and third-degree burglary for looting from a Foot Locker at 7th Street and then assaulting an officer who attempted to stop her from stealing the goods in a nearby underground parking garage on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18693, Yoal Ruei, 18, of Coon Rapids, with third-degree burglary near 12th Street and Nicollet Mall on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18686, Andrew Kephart, 19, of Aston, with third-degree burglary at the Saloon Bar on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18688, Timothy Strong, 48, of St. Paul, with third-degree burglary at the Saloon Bar on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18691, Jahmori Hunter, 18, of White Bear Lake, with third-degree burglary at the Saloon Bar on Aug. 26. 27-CR-20-18696, David Smith, 22, of Minneapolis, with third-degree burglary at Pixie Liquor in Brooklyn Park on Aug. 27. 27-CR-20-18712, Keeshowna Carney, 20, of St. Cloud, with third-degree burglary at Pixie Liquor in Brooklyn Park on Aug. 27. 27-CR-20-18710, Phillip Scott, 21, of Brooklyn Park, with third-degree burglary at Pixie Liquor in Brooklyn Park on Aug. 27. 27-CR-20-18713, Shantel Scott, 20, of Brooklyn Park, with third-degree burglary at Pixie Liquor in Brooklyn Park on Aug. 27. 27-CR-20-18714, Maia Smith, 20, of Minneapolis with second-degree burglary near the 2000 block of Nicollet Avenue South on Aug. 27. 27-CR-20-18653.
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breaking911--2020-08-30--Illegal Immigrant Released In NYC After Arrest For Weapons Charges, Now Arrested For Shooting

NEW YORK – Denery Steven Lemus-Najarro , 21 , is in federal custody following his Aug. 18 , arrest by the New York Police Department .
The unlawfully present Guatemalan citizen was charged due to his involvement in a gang-related shooting in Queens , New York .
“ It ’ s important that the citizens of New York City understand that the sanctuary city policies enacted by local politicians jeopardize public safety , ” said Thomas R. Decker , U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) New York field office @ @ @ @ @ @ @ members , such as Lemus-Najarro , to brazenly commit crimes in this city without fear of repercussion .
It ’ s unfortunate that the lives and safety of the citizens they have been elected to protect are second to those of the criminal aliens .
ICE detainers are an important tool this agency uses to remove violent criminals from our communities.
” According to public court documents , Lemus-Najarro , is an alleged 18th Street gang member who has an outstanding removal order .
Law enforcement officers identified Lemus-Najarro as the suspect in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The incident left one man with a gunshot wound to the leg .
In January , NYPD arrested Lemus-Najarro on criminal possession of a firearm charges .
Following the subject ’ s arrest , ERO officers lodged a detainer with NYPD .
The detainer was not honored and Lemus-Najarro was released from custody and back into the community .
On Aug. 20 , the FBI ’ s New York Metro Safe Streets Task Force arrested Lemus-Najarro on illegal alien in possession of a firearm or ammunition charges .
He is currently detained in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

NEW YORK – Denery Steven Lemus-Najarro, 21, is in federal custody following his Aug. 18, arrest by the New York Police Department. The unlawfully present Guatemalan citizen was charged due to his involvement in a gang-related shooting in Queens, New York.
“It’s important that the citizens of New York City understand that the sanctuary city policies enacted by local politicians jeopardize public safety,” said Thomas R. Decker, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) New York field office director. “These policies embolden gang members, such as Lemus-Najarro, to brazenly commit crimes in this city without fear of repercussion. It’s unfortunate that the lives and safety of the citizens they have been elected to protect are second to those of the criminal aliens. ICE detainers are an important tool this agency uses to remove violent criminals from our communities.”
According to public court documents, Lemus-Najarro, is an alleged 18th Street gang member who has an outstanding removal order. Law enforcement officers identified Lemus-Najarro as the suspect in the Aug. 14 shooting in Queens. The incident left one man with a gunshot wound to the leg.
In January, NYPD arrested Lemus-Najarro on criminal possession of a firearm charges. Following the subject’s arrest, ERO officers lodged a detainer with NYPD. The detainer was not honored and Lemus-Najarro was released from custody and back into the community.
On Aug. 20, the FBI’s New York Metro Safe Streets Task Force arrested Lemus-Najarro on illegal alien in possession of a firearm or ammunition charges. He is currently detained in U.S. Marshals Service custody pending trial.
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breaking911--2020-08-30--Joe Biden Issues Statement on Deadly Violence In Portland, Blames Trump

STATEMENT BY VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN ON THE DEADLY VIOLENCE IN PORTLAND The deadly violence we saw overnight in Portland is unacceptable .
Shooting in the streets of a great American city is unacceptable .
I condemn this violence unequivocally .
I condemn violence of every kind by any one , whether on the left or the right .
And I challenge Donald Trump to do the same .
It does not matter if you find the political views of your opponents abhorrent , any loss of life is a tragedy .
Today there is another family grieving in America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deepest condolences .
We must not become a country at war with ourselves .
A country that accepts the killing of fellow Americans who do not agree with you .
A country that vows vengeance toward one another .
But that is the America that President Trump wants us to be , the America he believes we are .
As a country , we must condemn the incitement of hate and resentment that led to this deadly clash .
It is not a peaceful protest when you go out spoiling for a fight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ happen when he continues to insist on fanning the flames of hate and division in our society and using the politics of fear to whip up his supporters ?
He is recklessly encouraging violence .
He may believe tweeting about law and order makes him strong – but his failure to call on his supporters to stop seeking conflict shows just how weak he is .
He may think that war in our streets is good for his reelection chances , but that is not presidential leadership–or even basic human compassion .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the temperature .
To bring people who disagree with one another together .
To make life better for all Americans , not just those who agree with us , support us , or vote for us .
Donald Trump has been president for almost four years .
The temperature in the country is higher , tensions run stronger , divisions run deeper .
And all of us are less safe because Donald Trump can ’ t do the job of the American president .

STATEMENT BY VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN ON THE DEADLY VIOLENCE IN PORTLAND
The deadly violence we saw overnight in Portland is unacceptable. Shooting in the streets of a great American city is unacceptable. I condemn this violence unequivocally. I condemn violence of every kind by any one, whether on the left or the right. And I challenge Donald Trump to do the same. It does not matter if you find the political views of your opponents abhorrent, any loss of life is a tragedy. Today there is another family grieving in America, and Jill and I offer our deepest condolences.
We must not become a country at war with ourselves. A country that accepts the killing of fellow Americans who do not agree with you. A country that vows vengeance toward one another. But that is the America that President Trump wants us to be, the America he believes we are.
As a country, we must condemn the incitement of hate and resentment that led to this deadly clash. It is not a peaceful protest when you go out spoiling for a fight. What does President Trump think will happen when he continues to insist on fanning the flames of hate and division in our society and using the politics of fear to whip up his supporters? He is recklessly encouraging violence. He may believe tweeting about law and order makes him strong – but his failure to call on his supporters to stop seeking conflict shows just how weak he is. He may think that war in our streets is good for his reelection chances, but that is not presidential leadership–or even basic human compassion.
The job of a President is to lower the temperature. To bring people who disagree with one another together. To make life better for all Americans, not just those who agree with us, support us, or vote for us.
Donald Trump has been president for almost four years. The temperature in the country is higher, tensions run stronger, divisions run deeper. And all of us are less safe because Donald Trump can’t do the job of the American president.
BREAKING: Video Appears To Show Trump Supporter Shot Dead In Portland – https://t.co/JxdENiZkhI pic.twitter.com/aAZj8kWUyY — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) August 30, 2020
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breaking911--2020-08-30--6 Shot, 1 Dead at Restaurant In Chicago

6 Shot, 1 Dead at Restaurant In Chicago

CHICAGO , Ill. — One person is dead and at least five others are wounded following a shooting at a @ @ @ @ @ Morgan Park neighborhood Sunday afternoon .
The gunfire rang out around 1:45 p.m. local time @ @ @ @ @ at 11601 S. Western Avenue .
Local media says the victims were sitting outside under @ @ @ @ @ SUV pulled up and someone started shooting .
According to NBC Chicago , the person @ @ @ @ @ intended target of the shooting .
No arrests have been made .
Anyone with information @ @ @ @ @ an anonymous tip at cpdtip.com .

CHICAGO, Ill. — One person is dead and at least five others are wounded following a shooting at a restaurant in Chicago’s Morgan Park neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
The gunfire rang out around 1:45 p.m. local time at the Lumes Pancake House–located at 11601 S. Western Avenue.
Local media says the victims were sitting outside under a tent dining when an SUV pulled up and someone started shooting. According to NBC Chicago, the person that was killed was the intended target of the shooting.
Six people have been shot – one fatal at a restaurant at 116th & Western Ave. Area 2 Detectives are on scene investigating. Anonymous tips @CPDTIP..COM #ChicagoPolice pic.twitter.com/QfPkEncpLf — Tom Ahern (@TomAhernCPD) August 30, 2020
No arrests have been made. Anyone with information on the suspects can submit an anonymous tip at cpdtip.com.
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breaking911--2020-08-30--‘Wild, Growling’ Florida Man Fatally Shot By Homeowner In Bizarre Home Invasion

45-year-old Mayson Armando Ortiz-Vazquez of Orlando went on a rampage through a Lakeland neighborhood Friday morning , August 28 , 2020 , and was fatally shot by a resident during a home invasion .
The Polk County Sheriff ’ s Office was notified of the occupied burglary/home-invasion as it was occurring at about 6:12 a.m .
When deputies arrived at the home , which is located in the area of Old Polk City Road and Walt Williams Road , they found Ortiz-Vazquez incapacitated and bleeding .
They began life-saving measures until he was transported to Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nobody else involved was injured .
“ At this point in the investigation , all of the evidence indicates that the resident acted in self-defense , and ultimately , the State Attorney ’ s Office will rule on the case , ” Sheriff Grady Judd said .
This is the second time in less than a week that a resident has been forced to use deadly force to protect themselves and others .
If you break into someone ’ s home committing a forcible felony , you likely will be shot.
” According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had been in the area to purchase and use illegal drugs .
He was driving north on Old Polk City Road , accompanied by a woman , who was also from Orlando .
Ortiz-Vazquez ’ s vehicle began swerving across the road before crashing through a chain link fence .
He then ran to a school bus that had just picked up a child .
He attempted to get into the bus , but the driver managed to keep the door closed .
He then jumped onto a car that was driving through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The driver of the car drove down the road and called 911 .
Ortiz-Vazquez jumped on the hood of another passing car , breaking the windshield , and fled .
That driver reported that the man was growling .
Finally , he ran to a home which was occupied by a 9-year-old child , that boy ’ s parents , and grandparents .
Ortiz-Vazquez broke through a long glass panel in the home ’ s front door , and entered inside .
The father in the home grabbed a firearm and tried to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Ortiz-Vazquez picked up the glass panel and threw it , at which time the father shot the intruder .
“ This has meth written all over it , ” Judd said , the paper reported .
“ At 6:10 this morning , he goes totally wild , totally out of control .
Very dangerous and he does a home invasion .
… This was a very frightening event today.
” Mayson Armando Ortiz-Vazquez has been to state prison once and his prior criminal history consists of five felonies and four misdemeanors , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Obstruction of Justice , Filing a False Report , and Contempt .

45-year-old Mayson Armando Ortiz-Vazquez of Orlando went on a rampage through a Lakeland neighborhood Friday morning, August 28, 2020, and was fatally shot by a resident during a home invasion.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office was notified of the occupied burglary/home-invasion as it was occurring at about 6:12 a.m.
When deputies arrived at the home, which is located in the area of Old Polk City Road and Walt Williams Road, they found Ortiz-Vazquez incapacitated and bleeding. They began life-saving measures until he was transported to Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center, where he was pronounced deceased. Nobody else involved was injured.
“At this point in the investigation, all of the evidence indicates that the resident acted in self-defense, and ultimately, the State Attorney’s Office will rule on the case,” Sheriff Grady Judd said. This is the second time in less than a week that a resident has been forced to use deadly force to protect themselves and others. If you break into someone’s home committing a forcible felony, you likely will be shot.”
According to the preliminary investigation, the suspect had been in the area to purchase and use illegal drugs. He was driving north on Old Polk City Road, accompanied by a woman, who was also from Orlando.
Ortiz-Vazquez’s vehicle began swerving across the road before crashing through a chain link fence. He then ran to a school bus that had just picked up a child. He attempted to get into the bus, but the driver managed to keep the door closed.
He then jumped onto a car that was driving through the area, and rolled off. The driver of the car drove down the road and called 911.
Ortiz-Vazquez jumped on the hood of another passing car, breaking the windshield, and fled. That driver reported that the man was growling.
Finally, he ran to a home which was occupied by a 9-year-old child, that boy’s parents, and grandparents. Ortiz-Vazquez broke through a long glass panel in the home’s front door, and entered inside. The father in the home grabbed a firearm and tried to get the man to leave. Instead, Ortiz-Vazquez picked up the glass panel and threw it, at which time the father shot the intruder.
“This has meth written all over it,” Judd said, the paper reported. “At 6:10 this morning, he goes totally wild, totally out of control. Very dangerous and he does a home invasion. … This was a very frightening event today.”
The investigation is ongoing.
Mayson Armando Ortiz-Vazquez has been to state prison once and his prior criminal history consists of five felonies and four misdemeanors, including charges for Felony Battery, Burglary, Obstruction of Justice, Filing a False Report, and Contempt.
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breaking911--2020-08-30--Police Detective Faces Child Porn Charge After Getting ‘Hero Of Child Protection’ Award

ALBUQUERQUE , N.M. – Christopher Bryant , 46 , of Ruidoso , New Mexico made an initial appearance in federal @ @ @ @ @ New Mexico Thursday on charges of transportation of child pornography .
According to a criminal @ @ @ @ @ offenses between Aug. 13 and Aug. 17 in Lincoln County , New Mexico .
He @ @ @ @ @ the internet and took screenshots of three images of children engaged in sexually explicit conduct @ @ @ @ @ a detective for the Ruidoso Police Department , allegedly sent the images to himself by @ @ @ @ @ in 2019 as a “ Law Enforcement Hero of Child Protection ” by a state @ @ @ @ @ in custody and will return to court Tuesday , Sept. 1 for preliminary and detention @ @

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Christopher Bryant, 46, of Ruidoso, New Mexico made an initial appearance in federal court in Las Cruces, New Mexico Thursday on charges of transportation of child pornography.
According to a criminal complaint, Bryant committed these offenses between Aug. 13 and Aug. 17 in Lincoln County, New Mexico. He alleged found child pornography on the internet and took screenshots of three images of children engaged in sexually explicit conduct. Bryant, who is a detective for the Ruidoso Police Department, allegedly sent the images to himself by email.
Bryant was recognized in 2019 as a “Law Enforcement Hero of Child Protection” by a state agency.
Bryant is currently in custody and will return to court Tuesday, Sept. 1 for preliminary and detention hearings.
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breaking911--2020-09-01--AutoZone stabbing suspect “felt the need to find a white male to kill,” Sergeant testifies

COLUMBUS , Georgia — A suspect accused of stabbing a man at an AutoZone store last Tuesday says he was @ @ @ @ @ people .
19-year-old Jayvon Hatchett was charged with aggravated assault and possession of a weapon @ @ @ @ @ crime after he allegedly stabbed the employee multiple times in an unprovoked attack .
Police @ @ @ @ @ , asked for a thermostat and when the worker said they did not have the @ @ @ @ @ .
When Hatchett made his first appearance in court , he was questioned why he @ @ @ @ @ Hatchett reportedly said he “ felt the need to find a white male to kill @ @ @ @ @ police brutality happening across the country , WRBL reported .
The worker remains in critical @ @ @ @ @ be alive , officials said .
Hatchett is being held without bond pending a mental @ @ @

COLUMBUS, Georgia — A suspect accused of stabbing a man at an AutoZone store last Tuesday reportedly said he was motivated by a hatred for white people.
19-year-old Jayvon Hatchett was charged with aggravated assault and possession of a weapon during the commission of a crime after he allegedly stabbed the employee multiple times in an unprovoked attack.
Police say Hatchett entered the store, asked for a thermostat and when the worker said they did not have the item, he was attacked.
When Hatchett made his first appearance in court, a police Sergeant was questioned why Hatchett stabbed the AutoZone employee. Hatchett reportedly told the Sergeant he “felt the need to find a white male to kill” after watching videos of police brutality happening across the country, WRBL reported.
The worker remains in critical condition and is lucky to be alive, officials said.
Hatchett is being held without bond pending a mental health evaluation.
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breaking911--2020-08-31--Suspect Hit With New Charges In Shooting Death Of NY Governor Cuomo Aide Carey Gabay

Stanley Elianor , a member of the Folk Nation Street gang , was arrested today in connection with an indictment returned on August 27 , 2020 charging him with being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition while having previously been convicted of a crime punishable by a term of imprisonment exceeding one year .
Seth D. DuCharme , Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York , William F. Sweeney , Jr. , Assistant Director-in-Charge , Federal Bureau of Investigation , New York Field Office ( FBI ) , and Dermot F. Shea , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( NYPD ) , announced the arrest and indictment .
“ Repeat offenders who possess firearms present an extreme danger to the community as this case tragically demonstrates with the senseless killing of Carey Gabay , ” stated Acting United States Attorney DuCharme .
“ This Office and our law enforcement partners are doing everything in our power to take guns out of the hands of violent felons as a measure to prevent the senseless loss of life.
” Mr. DuCharme expressed his grateful appreciation to the Kings County District Attorney ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ No one should have to fear standing in a crowd at a street festival , thinking their life could be taken by a gang member ’ s stray bullet .
This brand of mayhem is often the work of convicted felons shooting guns they ’ re not legally allowed to possess .
We are methodically going down the list of these repeat offenders , and , as today ’ s action demonstrates , we are committed to keeping them from terrorizing our besieged neighborhoods .
But we can ’ t do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and we need help from the communities these felons are targeting .
If you know something about any recent shooting , call us at 212-384-5000 .
Help us protect our city from the criminals who seem determined to destroy it , ” stated FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney .
“ This kind of gun violence erodes the fabric of city life and I commend the U.S. Attorney ’ s office for the Eastern District of New York for bringing these significant federal charges and ensuring , along with our NYPD detectives and law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ justice will be served , ” stated NYPD Commissioner Shea .
As set forth in the indictment and detention memorandum , in the pre-dawn hours of September 7 , 2015 , Elianor was attending the J ’ ouvert cultural festival with other Folk Nation gang members and members of the Hood Starz , a group that was allied with Folk Nation , when they engaged in a shootout with members of the rival Crips street gang outside the Ebbets Field Houses in Crown Heights .
Carey Gabay , an aide to New York @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the head by a stray bullet and died on September 15 , 2015 .
During the gun battle , Elianor allegedly possessed a .45 caliber Masterpiece Arms handgun which was recovered by the NYPD .
The firearm has a large capacity magazine and was loaded with 27 rounds of ammunition .
Prior to possessing this firearm , Elianor had been convicted of two counts of attempted criminal possession of a weapon in New York state court in October 2009 .
If convicted , Elianor faces up to 10 years in prison .

Stanley Elianor, a member of the Folk Nation Street gang, was arrested today in connection with an indictment returned on August 27, 2020 charging him with being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition while having previously been convicted of a crime punishable by a term of imprisonment exceeding one year.
Seth D. DuCharme, Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, 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 indictment.
“Repeat offenders who possess firearms present an extreme danger to the community as this case tragically demonstrates with the senseless killing of Carey Gabay,” stated Acting United States Attorney DuCharme. “This Office and our law enforcement partners are doing everything in our power to take guns out of the hands of violent felons as a measure to prevent the senseless loss of life.” Mr. DuCharme expressed his grateful appreciation to the Kings County District Attorney’s Office for its assistance with the investigation.
“No one should have to fear standing in a crowd at a street festival, thinking their life could be taken by a gang member’s stray bullet. This brand of mayhem is often the work of convicted felons shooting guns they’re not legally allowed to possess. We are methodically going down the list of these repeat offenders, and, as today’s action demonstrates, we are committed to keeping them from terrorizing our besieged neighborhoods. But we can’t do it alone. We are stronger together, and we need help from the communities these felons are targeting. If you know something about any recent shooting, call us at 212-384-5000. Help us protect our city from the criminals who seem determined to destroy it,” stated FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney.
“This kind of gun violence erodes the fabric of city life and I commend the U.S. Attorney’s office for the Eastern District of New York for bringing these significant federal charges and ensuring, along with our NYPD detectives and law enforcement partners, that a measure of justice will be served,” stated NYPD Commissioner Shea.
As set forth in the indictment and detention memorandum, in the pre-dawn hours of September 7, 2015, Elianor was attending the J’ouvert cultural festival with other Folk Nation gang members and members of the Hood Starz, a group that was allied with Folk Nation, when they engaged in a shootout with members of the rival Crips street gang outside the Ebbets Field Houses in Crown Heights. Carey Gabay, an aide to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, was struck in the head by a stray bullet and died on September 15, 2015. During the gun battle, Elianor allegedly possessed a .45 caliber Masterpiece Arms handgun which was recovered by the NYPD. The firearm has a large capacity magazine and was loaded with 27 rounds of ammunition. Prior to possessing this firearm, Elianor had been convicted of two counts of attempted criminal possession of a weapon in New York state court in October 2009.
If convicted, Elianor faces up to 10 years in prison.
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breaking911--2020-08-31--Police Confirm Shooting Inside Arkansas Shopping Mall

NORTH LITTLE ROCK , Arkansas — The North Little Rock Police Department was responding to a shooting at the McCain @ @ @ @ @ Rock Monday .
Officials say at least one person was shot inside mall—located at 3929 @ @ @ @ @ unclear if a suspect was in custody .

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — The North Little Rock Police Department was responding to a shooting at the McCain Shopping Mall in North Little Rock Monday.
Officials say at least one person was shot inside mall—located at 3929 McCain Blvd.
It was unclear if a suspect was in custody.
Heavy police presence at McCain mall in north #LittleRock where police say someone has been injured from a shooting. #arnews @KATVNews pic.twitter.com/MQd9lOIytH — Mills Hayes (@KATVMillsHayes) August 31, 2020
THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY
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breaking911--2020-08-31--Man Accused Of Murdering Young Daughter; Prosecutors Release Horrific Details

Adam Raymond Mason , 29 , of Bristow , was charged today by criminal complaint with first degree murder in Indian Country following the death of his daughter , announced U.S. Attorney Trent Shores .
A federal criminal complaint is merely an accusation .
A defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law .
“ The United States filed charges today alleging that a father punched , drowned , burned , and murdered his five-year-old daughter in Indian Country .
This is heartbreaking .
The alleged victim was set to start kindergarten @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trent Shores .
“ Now , it is time for our criminal justice system to go to work .
The FBI , ATF , Creek County Sheriff ’ s Office , and Muscogee ( Creek ) Nation Lighthorse Tribal Police will continue their joint investigation .
By rule , the United States Attorney ’ s Office will present this matter to a federal Grand Jury for their consideration as to whether probable cause exists to return an indictment .
If so , then Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Roberts and I will prosecute the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law and seek to prove to a jury the defendant ’ s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt .
In the meantime , my team of victim specialists will work closely with the surviving family to ensure they are connected with appropriate resources as this case proceeds in federal court.
” According to court documents filed by an FBI agent , Mason , allegedly murdered his daughter on or about Aug. 25 and Aug. 26 , 2020 .
The victim ’ s mother last spoke to her daughter the evening of Aug. 25 and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ welfare when Mason allegedly refused to let her speak with her child on Aug. 26 .
Creek County deputies responded to 38187 West 311th St. South to check on the welfare of the girl and found the burned body of a child .
Deputies took Mason into custody after they located him one mile west of his residence in Bristow .
A Muscogee ( Creek ) Nation Lightehorse investigator and the FBI agent interviewed Mason at the Creek County Sheriff ’ s Office where the defendant allegedly told the two that he believed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ According to the affidavit , Mason then told investigators that he punched the victim , drowned her , then took her to a creek bed where he set her body on fire .
Mason and his daughter are members of the Muscogee ( Creek ) Nation .
Mason was taken into custody by the U.S .
Marshals Service and is expected to make an initial appearance today at 2 pm in U.S. District Court .
The FBI , Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives , Muscogee ( Creek ) Nation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ County Sheriff ’ s Office are conducting the investigation .
U.S. Attorney Trent Shores and Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Roberts are prosecuting the case .

Adam Raymond Mason, 29, of Bristow, was charged today by criminal complaint with first degree murder in Indian Country following the death of his daughter, announced U.S. Attorney Trent Shores. A federal criminal complaint is merely an accusation. A defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
“The United States filed charges today alleging that a father punched, drowned, burned, and murdered his five-year-old daughter in Indian Country. This is heartbreaking. The alleged victim was set to start kindergarten next week,” said U.S. Attorney Trent Shores. “Now, it is time for our criminal justice system to go to work. The FBI, ATF, Creek County Sheriff’s Office, and Muscogee (Creek) Nation Lighthorse Tribal Police will continue their joint investigation. By rule, the United States Attorney’s Office will present this matter to a federal Grand Jury for their consideration as to whether probable cause exists to return an indictment. If so, then Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Roberts and I will prosecute the case to the fullest extent of the law and seek to prove to a jury the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. In the meantime, my team of victim specialists will work closely with the surviving family to ensure they are connected with appropriate resources as this case proceeds in federal court.”
According to court documents filed by an FBI agent, Mason, allegedly murdered his daughter on or about Aug. 25 and Aug. 26, 2020. The victim’s mother last spoke to her daughter the evening of Aug. 25 and became concerned about her daughter’s welfare when Mason allegedly refused to let her speak with her child on Aug. 26. Creek County deputies responded to 38187 West 311th St. South to check on the welfare of the girl and found the burned body of a child. Deputies took Mason into custody after they located him one mile west of his residence in Bristow.
A Muscogee (Creek) Nation Lightehorse investigator and the FBI agent interviewed Mason at the Creek County Sheriff’s Office where the defendant allegedly told the two that he believed his daughter was controlled by witchcraft. According to the affidavit, Mason then told investigators that he punched the victim, drowned her, then took her to a creek bed where he set her body on fire. Mason and his daughter are members of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Mason was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals Service and is expected to make an initial appearance today at 2 pm in U.S. District Court.
The FBI, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Muscogee (Creek) Nation Lighthorse Tribal Police, and the Creek County Sheriff’s Office are conducting the investigation. U.S. Attorney Trent Shores and Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Roberts are prosecuting the case.
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