breaking911--2020-02-23--U.S. Intel Community DOES NOT Have Info Suggesting Russia Is Meddling In An Attempt To Help Trump: R

U.S. Intel Community DOES NOT Have Info Suggesting Russia Is Meddling In An Attempt To Help Trump: Report

WASHINGTON — Last week , U.S. Intelligence officials warned lawmakers on Capitol Hill that Russia was interfering in the 2020 election in an attempt to get President Donald Trump reelected .
Shelby Pierson , the American intelligence community ’ s top election security official , reportedly left out key details in the briefing with lawmakers .
Officials are now calling the information “ misleading.
” “ The national security adviser gets pretty good access to our intelligence .
I haven ’ t seen any intelligence that Russia is doing anything to attempt to get President Trump reelected , ” National @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in an interview airing Sunday on ABC ’ s “ This Week.
” CNN reported : The US intelligence community has assessed that Russia is interfering in the 2020 election and has separately assessed that Russia views Trump as a leader they can work with .
But the US does not have evidence that Russia ’ s interference this cycle is aimed at reelecting Trump , the officials said .
“ The intelligence doesn ’ t say that , ” one senior national security official told CNN .
“ A more reasonable interpretation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have a preference , it ’ s a step short of that .
It ’ s more that they understand the President is someone they can work with , he ’ s a dealmaker.
” “ Are any Democrat operatives , the DNC , or Crooked Hillary Clinton , blaming Russia , Russia , Russia for the Bernie Sanders win in Nevada , ” Trump tweeted Sunday .
“ If so I suggest calling Bob Mueller & the 13 Angry Democrats to do a new Mueller Report , Democrat Edition .
Bob will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ”

WASHINGTON — Last week, U.S. Intelligence officials warned lawmakers on Capitol Hill that Russia was interfering in the 2020 election in an attempt to get President Donald Trump reelected.
Shelby Pierson, the American intelligence community’s top election security official, reportedly left out key details in the briefing with lawmakers. Officials are now calling the information “misleading.”
“The national security adviser gets pretty good access to our intelligence. I haven’t seen any intelligence that Russia is doing anything to attempt to get President Trump reelected,” National security adviser Robert O’Brien said in an interview airing Sunday on ABC’s “This Week.”
CNN reported: The US intelligence community has assessed that Russia is interfering in the 2020 election and has separately assessed that Russia views Trump as a leader they can work with. But the US does not have evidence that Russia’s interference this cycle is aimed at reelecting Trump, the officials said.
“The intelligence doesn’t say that,” one senior national security official told CNN. “A more reasonable interpretation of the intelligence is not that they have a preference, it’s a step short of that. It’s more that they understand the President is someone they can work with, he’s a dealmaker.”
"I haven't seen any intelligence that Russia is doing anything to attempt to get President Trump reelected," Robert O'Brien tells @GStephanopoulos amid reports that intel officials told lawmakers Russia is meddling in 2020, with a preference for Trump. https://t.co/h6CMFu6cDl pic.twitter.com/zWxLIhRAAf — ABC News (@ABC) February 23, 2020
WH national security adviser Robert O'Brien denies new U.S. intelligence reports that Russian actors are interfering to help Trump win a second term, but admits to @GStephanopoulos he hasn't looked at or sought out materials surrounding those reports. https://t.co/Rv0C5hSbVw pic.twitter.com/mW5NQQjnA9 — ABC News (@ABC) February 23, 2020
“Are any Democrat operatives, the DNC, or Crooked Hillary Clinton, blaming Russia, Russia, Russia for the Bernie Sanders win in Nevada,” Trump tweeted Sunday. “If so I suggest calling Bob Mueller & the 13 Angry Democrats to do a new Mueller Report, Democrat Edition. Bob will get to the bottom of it!”
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breaking911--2020-02-23--Police: Baltimore Killed His Father, Tried To Hide Body In Basement of Home

Ruben Jackson , Jr. , 28 , was found guilty on February 19 of second degree murder and use of a handgun in the commission of a crime of violence .
Jackson is scheduled to be sentenced on April 24 .
On Sunday , April 14 , 2019 , a Baltimore Police officer responded to the 5800 block of Halwyn Avenue for a report of a non- breathing individual .
The officer was met by an Emergency Medical Technician ( EMT ) with the Baltimore City Fire Department who advised that the victim , identified as Ruben Jackson , Sr. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ residence and was deceased .
The officer observed the victim ’ s body lying on the floor in a pool of blood and covered by a blanket .
The EMT and officer observed multiple gunshot wounds to the victim ’ s head and body .
The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner performed an autopsy on Jackson , Sr. , and declared the manner of death to be homicide .
Officers transported Ms. Martin and Jackson , Jr. to BPD for questioning .
Prior to transporting Jackson , Jr. , officers searched him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ jacket pocket which was recovered and submitted into evidence .
Detectives spoke to Ms. Martin who explained that she last saw her husband alive the day prior .
She left her house in the afternoon to run errands alone and returned home around 7:00 p.m. that evening .
Jackson , Jr. was home and helped his mom carry grocery bags into the house .
Around 8:00 p.m. Ms. Martin noticed the house was messy and began cleaning with Ruben , Jr. ’ s help .
Ms. Martin told her son to mop and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , on April 14 , she went to the basement to do laundry and discovered her husband laying in a pool of blood and covered in a blanket .
Ms. Martin called 9-1-1 .
Baltimore Police had been to the residence two days prior for a family disturbance call .
On that day , Ms. Patricia Martin , the victim ’ s wife , called police to have her son , Ruben Jackson , Jr. , removed from the house .
When police arrived to the residence , Jackson , Jr. was leaving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at that time .
Detectives interviewed Jackson , Jr. who was advised of his rights and agreed to speak about the incident .
At first , he stated that he was with his mom running errands and did not have any information about the events leading to his father ’ s death .
As detectives continued to talk to Jackson , Jr. , he stated that he was home when he and his father got into a physical altercation Saturday afternoon .
Jackson , Jr. stated that his father abused him and that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ choke him so he grabbed a nearby revolver handgun and shot his father multiple times .
He then dragged his father ’ s body to the basement of the residence , covered the body with a blanket , and attempted to clean up the blood at the crime scene .
Crime scene technicians investigated the scene and located remnants of blood on in the dining room , the floor and the walls of the kitchen , as well as down the basement stairs leading to where Jackson Sr. ’ s body was discovered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in blood in a trash can behind the house and on the back porch .
The projectile recovered from Jackson , Jr. ’ s front right jacket pocket was compared to the projectiles recovered from the victim .
The projectiles displayed similar characteristics and it was concluded that they were fired from the same unknown firearm .
Police searched the residence but did not locate any firearms .
Ms. Martin told police that she kept a revolver in the house , and Jackson , Jr. told Detectives that he used his mom ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ It is truly heartbreaking that Ms. Martin has to endure the loss of her husband at the hands of her son , ” said State ’ s Attorney Marilyn Mosby .
“ There are no winners in a case like this , but my office ’ s Victim and Witness Services Unit stands ready to support this family through an incredibly difficult time .
”

Ruben Jackson, Jr., 28, was found guilty on February 19 of second degree murder and use of a handgun in the commission of a crime of violence. Jackson is scheduled to be sentenced on April 24.
Assistant State’s Attorney Jeffrey Maylor prosecuted the case.
On Sunday, April 14, 2019, a Baltimore Police officer responded to the 5800 block of Halwyn Avenue for a report of a non- breathing individual. The officer was met by an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with the Baltimore City Fire Department who advised that the victim, identified as Ruben Jackson, Sr., was in the basement of the residence and was deceased. The officer observed the victim’s body lying on the floor in a pool of blood and covered by a blanket. The EMT and officer observed multiple gunshot wounds to the victim’s head and body. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner performed an autopsy on Jackson, Sr., and declared the manner of death to be homicide.
Officers transported Ms. Martin and Jackson, Jr. to BPD for questioning. Prior to transporting Jackson, Jr., officers searched him and found a fired projectile in his jacket pocket which was recovered and submitted into evidence. Detectives spoke to Ms. Martin who explained that she last saw her husband alive the day prior. She left her house in the afternoon to run errands alone and returned home around 7:00 p.m. that evening. Jackson, Jr. was home and helped his mom carry grocery bags into the house. Around 8:00 p.m. Ms. Martin noticed the house was messy and began cleaning with Ruben, Jr.’s help. Ms. Martin told her son to mop and clean the floor. The next day, on April 14, she went to the basement to do laundry and discovered her husband laying in a pool of blood and covered in a blanket. Ms. Martin called 9-1-1.
Baltimore Police had been to the residence two days prior for a family disturbance call. On that day, Ms. Patricia Martin, the victim’s wife, called police to have her son, Ruben Jackson, Jr., removed from the house. When police arrived to the residence, Jackson, Jr. was leaving the house. No charges were filed at that time.
Detectives interviewed Jackson, Jr. who was advised of his rights and agreed to speak about the incident. At first, he stated that he was with his mom running errands and did not have any information about the events leading to his father’s death. As detectives continued to talk to Jackson, Jr., he stated that he was home when he and his father got into a physical altercation Saturday afternoon. Jackson, Jr. stated that his father abused him and that during the argument his father began to choke him so he grabbed a nearby revolver handgun and shot his father multiple times. He then dragged his father’s body to the basement of the residence, covered the body with a blanket, and attempted to clean up the blood at the crime scene.
Crime scene technicians investigated the scene and located remnants of blood on in the dining room, the floor and the walls of the kitchen, as well as down the basement stairs leading to where Jackson Sr.’s body was discovered. They also found cleaning supplies covered in blood in a trash can behind the house and on the back porch.
The projectile recovered from Jackson, Jr.’s front right jacket pocket was compared to the projectiles recovered from the victim. The projectiles displayed similar characteristics and it was concluded that they were fired from the same unknown firearm. Police searched the residence but did not locate any firearms. Ms. Martin told police that she kept a revolver in the house, and Jackson, Jr. told Detectives that he used his mom’s revolver to shoot his dad.
“It is truly heartbreaking that Ms. Martin has to endure the loss of her husband at the hands of her son,” said State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby. “There are no winners in a case like this, but my office’s Victim and Witness Services Unit stands ready to support this family through an incredibly difficult time.”
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breaking911--2020-02-23--Daredevil “Mad” Mike Dies In A Homemade Rocket Launch – (*Warning* Graphic)

Daredevil “ Mad Mike ” Hughes died after his homemade rocket crashed shortly after takeoff near Barstow , California .

Daredevil “Mad Mike” Hughes died after his homemade rocket crashed shortly after takeoff near Barstow, California.
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breaking911--2020-02-23--Florida Man Arrested In Alleged Gunshot Killing Of Female Roommate

Kissimmee , Florida — On Friday , deputies responded to 133 Pickering Drive , in reference to a shooting .
@ @ @ @ @ Threatts had sustained a gunshot wound and was deceased .
Deputies say that Anthonny Mendez @ @ @ @ @ of Savannah , had been ‘ negligently handling a firearm and ultimately shot her.
’ @ @ @ @ @ Manslaughter , Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and Violation of Probation and @ @ @ @ @ the Osceola County Jail with zero bond .
No further details were released .

Kissimmee, Florida — On Friday, deputies responded to 133 Pickering Drive, in reference to a shooting.
Responding deputies found Savannah Leigh Threatts had sustained a gunshot wound and was deceased.
Deputies say that Anthonny Mendez, a roommate and friend of Savannah, had been ‘negligently handling a firearm and ultimately shot her.’
Anthonny Mendez was arrested for Manslaughter, Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and Violation of Probation and is currently being held at the Osceola County Jail with zero bond.
No further details were released.
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breaking911--2020-02-23--1998 Virginia Sexual Assault Cold Case Solved With Blood Sample From Suspect’s Autopsy

Investigators in Virginia have solved a sexual assault that occurred more than two decades ago .
In August of 1998 , a 32-year-old woman was sexually assaulted in the 7200 block of Parkwood Court in the West Falls Church section of Fairfax County .
The suspect posed as an exterminator and threatened the victim with a gun while forcing his way into her home .
The victim ultimately escaped by jumping two stories from a balcony .
DNA and fingerprints were collected from the scene .
Detectives entered them into nationwide databases but the identity of the offender remained unknown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leads and in early 2019 , resubmitted the suspect ’ s DNA and fingerprints hoping that newly emerged technology would reveal the suspect ’ s identity .
Several months later , detectives received a fingerprint hit for Juan Johnson , from Maryland .
Detectives learned that Johnson died in 2014 at the age of 48 but a blood sample remained on file in Baltimore , Maryland , from an autopsy conducted upon his death .
The Virginia Department of Forensic Science examined the blood and matched it to Johnson ’ s DNA collected @ @ @ @

Investigators in Virginia have solved a sexual assault that occurred more than two decades ago. In August of 1998, a 32-year-old woman was sexually assaulted in the 7200 block of Parkwood Court in the West Falls Church section of Fairfax County. The suspect posed as an exterminator and threatened the victim with a gun while forcing his way into her home. The victim ultimately escaped by jumping two stories from a balcony.
DNA and fingerprints were collected from the scene. Detectives entered them into nationwide databases but the identity of the offender remained unknown.
Cold Case detectives continued to pursue leads and in early 2019, resubmitted the suspect’s DNA and fingerprints hoping that newly emerged technology would reveal the suspect’s identity. Several months later, detectives received a fingerprint hit for Juan Johnson, from Maryland.
Detectives learned that Johnson died in 2014 at the age of 48 but a blood sample remained on file in Baltimore, Maryland, from an autopsy conducted upon his death. The Virginia Department of Forensic Science examined the blood and matched it to Johnson’s DNA collected from the scene.
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breaking911--2020-02-23--Woman Gets 50 Years For Pimping Out 16-Year-Old Girl

TEXAS — A Houston woman who spent a month forcing a 16-year-old girl to work as a prostitute was sentenced to 50 years in prison this week , Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Friday .
“ Only a true predator would force a minor to become a street walker , ” Ogg said .
“ Someone who steals a child ’ s youth by brutally coercing them to have sex with strangers for their own profit , like in this case , deserves to spend time in prison.
” Marilyn Joy Wilkes , 27 , pleaded guilty to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ child under the age of 17 , human trafficking and compelling prostitution for a month-long crime spree over the Christmas holiday in 2018 .
During that time , Wilkes had sex with the juvenile , forced her to solicit strangers on the street in southwest Houston , made her see “ johns ” in a motel room on 1960 and go to strangers ’ homes for sex .
When the teen refused to work , Wilkes would punch her in the face , burn her with cigarettes and stomp on her head .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ make her $ 600 a day quota , Wilkes broke her finger and her ribs .
Wilkes used the money to pay for the motel and buy food , alcohol and drugs .
In January 2019 , the teen was able to escape during a “ date ” with a stranger when she asked to use his phone to call her mother to pick her up .
When her mother arrived , the 16-year-old jumped in her car , and fled while Wilkes followed them in a high-speed chase .
To get away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ met a police officer in the parking lot of Wal-Mart .
Wilkes was arrested weeks later .
Prosecutor Micala Clark convinced a judge to stack two 25-year prison sentences for a total of 50 years in prison for compelling prostitution and human trafficking .
Wilkes was also sentenced to the maximum of 20 years for sexual assault of a child which will run concurrently .
Clark said the victim , her mother and a psychologist testified about the long-term effects of Wilkes ’ actions .
“ This was an example of the typical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” Clark said .
“ This young woman suffered post-traumatic stress disorder , insomnia and nightmares at the hands of this predator .
”

TEXAS — A Houston woman who spent a month forcing a 16-year-old girl to work as a prostitute was sentenced to 50 years in prison this week, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Friday.
“Only a true predator would force a minor to become a street walker,” Ogg said. “Someone who steals a child’s youth by brutally coercing them to have sex with strangers for their own profit, like in this case, deserves to spend time in prison.”
Marilyn Joy Wilkes, 27, pleaded guilty to three charges: sexual assault of a child under the age of 17, human trafficking and compelling prostitution for a month-long crime spree over the Christmas holiday in 2018. During that time, Wilkes had sex with the juvenile, forced her to solicit strangers on the street in southwest Houston, made her see “johns” in a motel room on 1960 and go to strangers’ homes for sex. When the teen refused to work, Wilkes would punch her in the face, burn her with cigarettes and stomp on her head. Once, when the juvenile did not make her $600 a day quota, Wilkes broke her finger and her ribs. Wilkes used the money to pay for the motel and buy food, alcohol and drugs.
In January 2019, the teen was able to escape during a “date” with a stranger when she asked to use his phone to call her mother to pick her up. When her mother arrived, the 16-year-old jumped in her car, and fled while Wilkes followed them in a high-speed chase. To get away, mother and daughter called 911 and met a police officer in the parking lot of Wal-Mart. Wilkes was arrested weeks later.
Prosecutor Micala Clark convinced a judge to stack two 25-year prison sentences for a total of 50 years in prison for compelling prostitution and human trafficking. Wilkes was also sentenced to the maximum of 20 years for sexual assault of a child which will run concurrently.
Clark said the victim, her mother and a psychologist testified about the long-term effects of Wilkes’ actions.
“This was an example of the typical grooming that pimps use to victimize women,” Clark said. “This young woman suffered post-traumatic stress disorder, insomnia and nightmares at the hands of this predator.”
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breaking911--2020-02-23--ICE Arrests Jamaican National Released In NYC On 7 Separate Occasions With An Active Detainer

NEW YORK — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) officers arrested Andre Lloyd Campbell Feb. 14 .
Campbell , an unlawfully present Jamaican national , who has been released seven times from local law enforcement custody while on an active immigration detainer due to New York City ’ s sanctuary policies .
“ Campbell has repeatedly been arrested for local criminal charges , and even through ICE lodged a detainer more than half a dozen times , he was allowed back on to New York City streets to re-offend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ field office director for ERO New York .
“ What more needs to be said about the way sanctuary city policies continue to shield criminal aliens ?
What is known is that even with immense public scrutiny , ICE continues to prioritize the safety of New York ’ s law-abiding residents .
Clearly our priorities are in better order than the politicians who run this city.
” Most recently , on Feb. 6 , 2020 , Campbell was arrested by the New York Police Department ( NYPD ) for the charge of Reckless @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a detainer with the NYPD , but it was not honored and he was later released from custody .
Previously , Campbell plead guilty Jan 8 , 2020 to two counts of disorderly conduct , to satisfy the original arrests charges of grand larceny 4th : property taken from person , and grand larceny 4th : value property greater than $ 1,000 .
On Feb. 14 , 2020 , ERO officers arrested Campbell in Brooklyn , New York .
He is currently detained in ICE custody pending removal proceedings before a federal immigration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aliens in fiscal year 2019 .
ERO arrested 143,000 aliens , more than 86 percent of whom had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges .

NEW YORK — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) officers arrested Andre Lloyd Campbell Feb. 14. Campbell, an unlawfully present Jamaican national, who has been released seven times from local law enforcement custody while on an active immigration detainer due to New York City’s sanctuary policies.
“Campbell has repeatedly been arrested for local criminal charges, and even through ICE lodged a detainer more than half a dozen times, he was allowed back on to New York City streets to re-offend,” said Thomas R. Decker, field office director for ERO New York. “What more needs to be said about the way sanctuary city policies continue to shield criminal aliens? What is known is that even with immense public scrutiny, ICE continues to prioritize the safety of New York’s law-abiding residents. Clearly our priorities are in better order than the politicians who run this city.”
Most recently, on Feb. 6, 2020, Campbell was arrested by the New York Police Department (NYPD) for the charge of Reckless Endangerment-1st Degree. ERO deportation officers lodged a detainer with the NYPD, but it was not honored and he was later released from custody. Previously, Campbell plead guilty Jan 8, 2020 to two counts of disorderly conduct, to satisfy the original arrests charges of grand larceny 4th: property taken from person, and grand larceny 4th: value property greater than $1,000.
On Feb. 14, 2020, ERO officers arrested Campbell in Brooklyn, New York. He is currently detained in ICE custody pending removal proceedings before a federal immigration judge.
ICE removed or returned 267,000 aliens in fiscal year 2019. ERO arrested 143,000 aliens, more than 86 percent of whom had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges.
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breaking911--2020-02-23--Virginia Man Charged With Murdering His Mother

A man is in custody following a domestic-related homicide that occurred early this morning in the Herndon area of Fairfax @ @ @ @ @ a home in the 12800 block of Lady Fairfax Circle shortly after 3 a.m. for @ @ @ @ @ .
Officers found 53-year-old Blanca Turcios , of Herndon , with multiple gunshot wounds to @ @ @ @ @ was pronounced dead on-scene by rescue personnel .
A preliminary investigation revealed that her son @ @ @ @ @ , of Herndon , was responsible for the shooting .
He surrendered to Prince William @ @ @ @ @ later .
A firearm , believed to be involved , was recovered at the time @ @ @ @ @ was taken to the Adult Detention Center and charged with murder and use of a @ @ @ @ @ a felony .
He is being held without bond .
Detectives are continuing their investigation @ @ @ @ @ to the shooting .

A man is in custody following a domestic-related homicide that occurred early this morning in the Herndon area of Fairfax County. Officers responded to a home in the 12800 block of Lady Fairfax Circle shortly after 3 a.m. for the report of a disturbance. Officers found 53-year-old Blanca Turcios, of Herndon, with multiple gunshot wounds to her upper body. She was pronounced dead on-scene by rescue personnel.
A preliminary investigation revealed that her son, Eric Turcios, 28, of Herndon, was responsible for the shooting. He surrendered to Prince William County Police a short time later. A firearm, believed to be involved, was recovered at the time of his arrest.
Turcios was taken to the Adult Detention Center and charged with murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. He is being held without bond.
Detectives are continuing their investigation into the events leading up to the shooting.
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breaking911--2020-02-23--DEA Agent Accused Of Conspiring With Cartel

A 19-count indictment in Tampa , Florida , was unsealed against a former Drug Enforcement Administration ( DEA ) special agent and his wife for their alleged roles to divert drug proceeds from undercover money laundering investigations into bank accounts they , along with family members and criminal associates , controlled .
According to the Associated Press , the agent was conspiring with the cartel he was supposed to be fighting .
Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department ’ s Criminal Division , U.S. Attorney Byung J. Pak of the Northern District of Georgia , Special @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Justice Department ’ s Office of the Inspector General Miami Field Office , Special Agent in Charge Michael F. McPherson of the FBI ’ s Tampa Field Office and Special Agent in Charge Mary E. Hammond of IRS-Criminal Investigation ( CI ) made the announcement .
The FBI arrested Jose I. Irizarry , 46 , and Nathalia Gomez-Irizarry ( Gomez ) , 36 , this morning at their residence near San Juan , Puerto Rico .
Irizarry and Gomez made their first appearance in U.S. District Court in San Juan today and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 26 .
The indictment alleges that while working as an agent for the DEA in Miami and Cartagena , Colombia , Irizarry engaged in an illegal scheme to divert drug proceeds from undercover money laundering investigations into bank accounts controlled by himself and Gomez , their family members , and their criminal associates .
To carry out the plot , Irizarry and his criminal associates are alleged to have opened a bank account with a stolen identity and then utilized the account to secretly send and receive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The indictment further alleges that Irizarry and Gomez used drug proceeds to purchase jewelry , a home and multiple luxury vehicles for themselves and their family .
As alleged , Irizarry was in personal bankruptcy proceedings for nearly the duration of this criminal conduct and failed to disclose any of his illicit income to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court .
Irizarry is charged with conspiracy to launder monetary instruments , honest services wire fraud , bank fraud , conspiracy to commit bank fraud , conspiracy to commit identity theft and aggravated identity theft .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ monetary instruments .

A 19-count indictment in Tampa, Florida, was unsealed against a former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) special agent and his wife for their alleged roles to divert drug proceeds from undercover money laundering investigations into bank accounts they, along with family members and criminal associates, controlled.
According to the Associated Press, the agent was conspiring with the cartel he was supposed to be fighting.
Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney Byung J. Pak of the Northern District of Georgia, Special Agent in Charge James F. Boyersmith of the Justice Department’s Office of the Inspector General Miami Field Office, Special Agent in Charge Michael F. McPherson of the FBI’s Tampa Field Office and Special Agent in Charge Mary E. Hammond of IRS-Criminal Investigation (CI) made the announcement.
The FBI arrested Jose I. Irizarry, 46, and Nathalia Gomez-Irizarry (Gomez), 36, this morning at their residence near San Juan, Puerto Rico. Irizarry and Gomez made their first appearance in U.S. District Court in San Juan today and were released on bond. Their next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 26.
The indictment alleges that while working as an agent for the DEA in Miami and Cartagena, Colombia, Irizarry engaged in an illegal scheme to divert drug proceeds from undercover money laundering investigations into bank accounts controlled by himself and Gomez, their family members, and their criminal associates. To carry out the plot, Irizarry and his criminal associates are alleged to have opened a bank account with a stolen identity and then utilized the account to secretly send and receive drug proceeds from active DEA investigations.
The indictment further alleges that Irizarry and Gomez used drug proceeds to purchase jewelry, a home and multiple luxury vehicles for themselves and their family. As alleged, Irizarry was in personal bankruptcy proceedings for nearly the duration of this criminal conduct and failed to disclose any of his illicit income to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court.
Irizarry is charged with conspiracy to launder monetary instruments, honest services wire fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud, conspiracy to commit identity theft and aggravated identity theft. Gomez is charged with conspiracy to launder monetary instruments.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--LIVE: Thousands Line Streets In India as President Trump Makes Way To Arena For Event With PM Modi

Donald Trump got a red-carpet welcome after Air Force One touched down Monday in Ahmedabad , India , kicking off @ @ @ @ @ country that ’ s as much about spectacle as substance .

Donald Trump got a red-carpet welcome after Air Force One touched down Monday in Ahmedabad, India, kicking off a two-day visit to the country that’s as much about spectacle as substance.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--Georgia School District Activates Response Team After Threat Made To Morrow High School Monday

MORROW , Georgia — The Clayton County , Georgia school district ’ s police department is investigating threats made to @ @ @ @ @ threat was made on Facebook , reading , “ Tomorrow will be a day of @ @ @ @ @ lives of students and staff at MHS .
# morrow # ok # lol # @ @ @ @ @ ” While officials probe the credibility of the threat , extra security will be at @ @ @ @ @ ‘ safety response plan , ’ has been activated .
Clayton County Public Schools is @ @ @ @ @ against Morrow High School for tomorrow , February 24 .
The Clayton County Public Schools @ @ @ @ @ is currently investigating the threat and its credibility .
We take all threats seriously , @ @ @ @ @ students , staff and visitors is of the utmost importance .
As a precaution , @ @ @ @ @ response plan and will also have a heightened presence on site .

MORROW, Georgia — The Clayton County, Georgia school district’s police department is investigating threats made to Morrow High School.
The threat was made on Facebook, reading, “Tomorrow will be a day of havoc and destruction upon the lives of students and staff at MHS. #morrow #ok #lol #itsdone #dontbully #thisisyourfault”
While officials probe the credibility of the threat, extra security will be at the school Monday and a ‘safety response plan,’ has been activated.
The district released this statement Sunday night:
Clayton County Public Schools is aware of a threat made against Morrow High School for tomorrow, February 24. The Clayton County Public Schools Police Department (CCPSDP) is currently investigating the threat and its credibility. We take all threats seriously, as the safety of all students, staff and visitors is of the utmost importance. As a precaution, CCPSPD has activated its safety response plan and will also have a heightened presence on site.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--LIVESTREAM: Wild Police Chase In L.A.

LIVESTREAM: Wild Police Chase In L.A.

An officer with California Highway Patrol attempted a PIT maneuver but failed to disable a driver suspected of assault with @ @ @ @

An officer with California Highway Patrol attempted a PIT maneuver but failed to disable a driver suspected of assault with a deadly weapon.
Watch Live: Police are pursuit of a vehicle in the Alhambra area. https://t.co/lbHbb4iR1b https://t.co/EtLJfgyjkD — NBC Los Angeles (@NBCLA) February 24, 2020
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breaking911--2020-02-24--Ex-Kindergarten Teacher & Priest Admits To Possession of Child Pornography

BOSTON – A former Holyoke kindergarten teacher and Worcester priest pleaded guilty on Friday , February 21st in federal court in Worcester to possession of child pornography .
Gregory Lisby , 40 , of Worcester , pleaded guilty to one count of possession of child pornography .
Lisby was arrested and charged on Sept. 13 , 2019 , and resigned the day before from his position as a kindergarten teacher for the Holyoke Public Schools .
Law enforcement discovered an image depicting child pornography that had been uploaded to a Microsoft OneDrive account that was determined to belong to Lisby @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of child pornography were identified on the OneDrive .
On Sept. 11 , 2019 , a search was executed at Lisby ’ s home where Lisby ’ s iPad and cellphone were recovered .
On those devices , investigators found login credentials for the OneDrive account used to store the child pornography .
The charging statute provides for a sentence of up to 20 years in prison , three years of supervised release and a fine of $ 250,000 .
Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

BOSTON – A former Holyoke kindergarten teacher and Worcester priest pleaded guilty on Friday, February 21st in federal court in Worcester to possession of child pornography.
Gregory Lisby, 40, of Worcester, pleaded guilty to one count of possession of child pornography. Lisby was arrested and charged on Sept. 13, 2019, and resigned the day before from his position as a kindergarten teacher for the Holyoke Public Schools.
Law enforcement discovered an image depicting child pornography that had been uploaded to a Microsoft OneDrive account that was determined to belong to Lisby. Approximately 180 images and 15 videos of child pornography were identified on the OneDrive. On Sept. 11, 2019, a search was executed at Lisby’s home where Lisby’s iPad and cellphone were recovered. On those devices, investigators found login credentials for the OneDrive account used to store the child pornography.
The charging statute provides for a sentence of up to 20 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000. Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--Former College Coach Sentenced In Admissions Scandal

BOSTON – The former head coach of the men ’ s tennis team at the University of Texas at Austin ( U-Texas ) was sentenced today in federal court in Boston in connection with accepting a $ 100,000 bribe to secure the admission of a purported student-athlete to the university .
Michael Center , 55 , of Austin , Texas , was sentenced to six months in prison , one year of supervised release and ordered to forfeit $ 60,000 .
The government recommended a sentence a six months in prison , one year of supervised release , payment of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the amount of $ 60,000 .
In April 2019 , Center pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud .
Beginning in 2014 , Center agreed with William “ Rick ” Singer and Martin Fox , the former president of a private tennis academy in Texas , to accept a $ 100,000 bribe in exchange for designating the child of one of Singer ’ s clients as a recruited student athlete at U-Texas .
On Nov. 23 , 2014 , Singer emailed the student ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Fox , who forwarded them to Center .
Center emailed the materials to the administrator in the U-Texas athletics department so that the student , who did not actually play tennis competitively , would be coded as a student-athlete .
In March 2015 , Center informed the student ’ s father that U-Texas would be sending the student a letter of intent for a “ books ” scholarship , which provides funding for a student ’ s textbooks , as part of the athletic recruitment process .
In April 2015 , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intent ” to play tennis for U-Texas , and , at Center ’ s instruction , was added to the team roster and then admitted to U-Texas .
The student ’ s father made three separate donations of stock totaling $ 631,564 to Singer ’ s sham charitable organization , the Key Worldwide Foundation ( KWF ) .
Singer paid Center $ 60,000 in cash and $ 40,000 to the U-Texas tennis program .
In November 2019 , Fox pleaded guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced on May 14 , 2020 .

BOSTON – The former head coach of the men’s tennis team at the University of Texas at Austin (U-Texas) was sentenced today in federal court in Boston in connection with accepting a $100,000 bribe to secure the admission of a purported student-athlete to the university.
Michael Center, 55, of Austin, Texas, was sentenced to six months in prison, one year of supervised release and ordered to forfeit $60,000.
The government recommended a sentence a six months in prison, one year of supervised release, payment of a $20,000 fine and forfeiture in the amount of $60,000. In April 2019, Center pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud.
Beginning in 2014, Center agreed with William “Rick” Singer and Martin Fox, the former president of a private tennis academy in Texas, to accept a $100,000 bribe in exchange for designating the child of one of Singer’s clients as a recruited student athlete at U-Texas. On Nov. 23, 2014, Singer emailed the student’s high school transcript and application essays to Fox, who forwarded them to Center. Center emailed the materials to the administrator in the U-Texas athletics department so that the student, who did not actually play tennis competitively, would be coded as a student-athlete. In March 2015, Center informed the student’s father that U-Texas would be sending the student a letter of intent for a “books” scholarship, which provides funding for a student’s textbooks, as part of the athletic recruitment process. In April 2015, the student returned a signed “letter of intent” to play tennis for U-Texas, and, at Center’s instruction, was added to the team roster and then admitted to U-Texas. The student’s father made three separate donations of stock totaling $631,564 to Singer’s sham charitable organization, the Key Worldwide Foundation (KWF). Singer paid Center $60,000 in cash and $40,000 to the U-Texas tennis program.
In November 2019, Fox pleaded guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced on May 14, 2020.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--HAVE SEX OR GO TO JAIL: Probation Officer Admits Sex Assault Of Woman He Supervised

“ As long as you fulfill my needs , you stay on the street.
” TOMS RIVER , NJ — A former Monmouth County probation officer pleaded guilty this afternoon admitting he intimidated and sexually assaulted a woman he supervised on probation , announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni .
Henry C. Cirignano , 48 , of Wall Township , an 18-year veteran of the New Jersey State Probation in the Vicinage of Monmouth , entered a plea of guilty to three counts of second degree Sexual Assault by Coercion and one count of second degree Official Misconduct before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ E. Daniels in Toms River this afternoon .
Cirignano was arrested in February 2019 and charged with the sexual assault of a 23-year-old woman he supervised on probation .
An investigation by the Monmouth County Prosecutor ’ s Office revealed that between August 2016 through January 2019 , Cirignano engaged in sexual activity with the female probationer while she was under his supervision .
Further investigation led to the filing of additional charges , including charges of Official Misconduct , after it was determined that he misused his official position to conceal his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time .
Evidence gathered in the investigation revealed Cirignano had threatened to create false probation violations resulting in incarceration unless the victim provided sexual favors to him .
He also demanded the victim send him nude photos .
Cirignano ’ s sexual assaults upon the victim were frequent and repetitive .
Cirignano also repeatedly lied to the Drug Court judge presiding over his victim ’ s case providing false excuses for the victim ’ s failure to appear in court .
Under the plea agreement , the State has agreed to recommend a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prison with a six years and 9-month period of parole ineligibility , subject to the provisions of the “ No Early Release Act ” ( NERA ) requiring him to serve 85 percent of the sentence imposed before becoming eligible for release on parole .
The plea will also subject Cirignano to Parole Supervision for Life and require him to register as a sex offender under Megan ’ s Law .
In pleading guilty to Official Misconduct , Cirignano faces a mandatory sentence of at least five years but no more than 10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ without parole , a lifetime ban on public employment in the State of New Jersey , and forfeiture of his benefits .
Sentencing is currently scheduled for April 17 , 2020 , in Ocean County Superior Court .
“ These were heinous acts perpetrated by Mr. Cirignano .
The defendant used his position of authority to intimidate his victim into providing sexual favors , believing he was entitled to dangle a jail cell over her head to get what he wanted , ” Gramiccioni said .
Cirignano has remained held in the Ocean @ @ @ @ @ @ @ February 4 , 2019 .

“As long as you fulfill my needs, you stay on the street.”
TOMS RIVER, NJ — A former Monmouth County probation officer pleaded guilty this afternoon admitting he intimidated and sexually assaulted a woman he supervised on probation, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni.
Henry C. Cirignano, 48, of Wall Township, an 18-year veteran of the New Jersey State Probation in the Vicinage of Monmouth, entered a plea of guilty to three counts of second degree Sexual Assault by Coercion and one count of second degree Official Misconduct before Ocean County Presiding Criminal Court Judge Wendel E. Daniels in Toms River this afternoon.
Cirignano was arrested in February 2019 and charged with the sexual assault of a 23-year-old woman he supervised on probation. An investigation by the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office revealed that between August 2016 through January 2019, Cirignano engaged in sexual activity with the female probationer while she was under his supervision. Further investigation led to the filing of additional charges, including charges of Official Misconduct, after it was determined that he misused his official position to conceal his illicit activities over that same period of time.
Evidence gathered in the investigation revealed Cirignano had threatened to create false probation violations resulting in incarceration unless the victim provided sexual favors to him. He also demanded the victim send him nude photos.
Cirignano’s sexual assaults upon the victim were frequent and repetitive. Cirignano also repeatedly lied to the Drug Court judge presiding over his victim’s case providing false excuses for the victim’s failure to appear in court.
Under the plea agreement, the State has agreed to recommend a sentence of 8 years New Jersey state prison with a six years and 9-month period of parole ineligibility, subject to the provisions of the “No Early Release Act” (NERA) requiring him to serve 85 percent of the sentence imposed before becoming eligible for release on parole. The plea will also subject Cirignano to Parole Supervision for Life and require him to register as a sex offender under Megan’s Law. In pleading guilty to Official Misconduct, Cirignano faces a mandatory sentence of at least five years but no more than 10 years in a New Jersey state prison without parole, a lifetime ban on public employment in the State of New Jersey, and forfeiture of his benefits.
Sentencing is currently scheduled for April 17, 2020, in Ocean County Superior Court.
“These were heinous acts perpetrated by Mr. Cirignano. The defendant used his position of authority to intimidate his victim into providing sexual favors, believing he was entitled to dangle a jail cell over her head to get what he wanted,” Gramiccioni said.
Cirignano has remained held in the Ocean County Correctional Institution since his arrest on February 4, 2019.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--Woman Assaults Grandmother, Drives Stolen Car To Probation Appointment Before Crashing Into Boulder

Woman Assaults Grandmother, Drives Stolen Car To Probation Appointment Before Crashing Into Boulder In Police Pursuit

SPOKANE , Washington — Spokane Valley Sheriff ’ s Deputies arrested a domestic violence suspect after she fled in a stolen vehicle .
A short pursuit was terminated , but the suspect was located and arrested moments later after she crashed the stolen car into a boulder and fled on foot .
On Monday , around 8:30 a.m. , Spokane Valley Deputies responded to a possible domestic violence call at a residence located in the 19100 block of E. Marietta Avenue .
The caller reported the suspect , 22-year-old Marionette R. Eblacas , was involved in an argument with Eblacas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was possibly high , and the argument sounded like it was physical .
Deputy Tim Jones arrived and contacted the victim and witnesses .
He learned Eblacas stomped on her grandmother ’ s foot during the argument before running away .
She got into a white Honda CRV and sped away on McMillan .
They had never seen the Honda before and provided a license plate of the vehicle .
Deputy Jones also learned Eblacas might be traveling to a meeting with her probation officer on E. Desmet .
A check of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stolen out of Spokane on February 23 , 2020 .
Finding probable cause to charge Eblacas with Assault 4th DV , Deputy Jones advised responding units Eblacas might be heading toward Desmet , was last seen driving a reported stolen vehicle , and that Eblacas ’ driving privileges were suspended in Washington .
Deputy Skye Ortiz responded to the area of Desmet and Pines to try and locate Eblacas .
He found the vehicle parked in the 12500 block of Desmet and activated the emergency lights of his fully marked patrol car , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He gave commands for Eblacas , who was sitting in the driver ’ s seat , to keep her hands on the steering wheel and told her she was not free to leave .
Eblacas complied and nodded in the affirmative but suddenly reached down , starting the car .
She drove over the grass , around Deputy Ortiz ’ s patrol car and swerved and drove back towards his location .
Deputy Ortiz began to pursue Eblacas as she swerved around traffic in an obvious attempt to flee .
She cut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mission , exiting westbound on Mission .
Eblacas continued to drive recklessly , and the pursuit was terminated for the safety of the public at Bowdish and Sprague .
Off in the distance , Deputy Ortiz observed Eblacas turn north on Gillis from Sprague , and then a plume of dust rose over the intersection .
He drove toward the location and noticed Eblacas running west from Gillis and the crashed vehicle .
Despite commands to stop and being told she was under arrest , Eblacas continued to run .
After a short @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Eblacas .
When he did , Eblacas swung her elbow back toward him .
He grabbed her elbow and took her to the ground where she struggled , swinging her arms wildly .
With the assistance of Deputy Byron Zlateff , Eblacas was taken into custody .
Eblacas was provided medical treatment prior to being transported to the Spokane County Jail , where she was booked for Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle , Attempting to Elude Law Enforcement , Resisting Arrest , Making False Statements , Hit and Run-Property Damage , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Suspended 3rd Degree .

SPOKANE, Washington — Spokane Valley Sheriff’s Deputies arrested a domestic violence suspect after she fled in a stolen vehicle. A short pursuit was terminated, but the suspect was located and arrested moments later after she crashed the stolen car into a boulder and fled on foot.
On Monday, around 8:30 a.m., Spokane Valley Deputies responded to a possible domestic violence call at a residence located in the 19100 block of E. Marietta Avenue. The caller reported the suspect, 22-year-old Marionette R. Eblacas, was involved in an argument with Eblacas’ grandmother. The caller stated Eblacas was possibly high, and the argument sounded like it was physical.
Deputy Tim Jones arrived and contacted the victim and witnesses. He learned Eblacas stomped on her grandmother’s foot during the argument before running away. She got into a white Honda CRV and sped away on McMillan. They had never seen the Honda before and provided a license plate of the vehicle.
Deputy Jones also learned Eblacas might be traveling to a meeting with her probation officer on E. Desmet.
A check of the license plate revealed the vehicle was reported stolen out of Spokane on February 23, 2020.
Finding probable cause to charge Eblacas with Assault 4th DV, Deputy Jones advised responding units Eblacas might be heading toward Desmet, was last seen driving a reported stolen vehicle, and that Eblacas’ driving privileges were suspended in Washington.
Deputy Skye Ortiz responded to the area of Desmet and Pines to try and locate Eblacas. He found the vehicle parked in the 12500 block of Desmet and activated the emergency lights of his fully marked patrol car, parking in front of the stolen vehicle. He gave commands for Eblacas, who was sitting in the driver’s seat, to keep her hands on the steering wheel and told her she was not free to leave. Eblacas complied and nodded in the affirmative but suddenly reached down, starting the car. She drove over the grass, around Deputy Ortiz’s patrol car and swerved and drove back towards his location.
Deputy Ortiz began to pursue Eblacas as she swerved around traffic in an obvious attempt to flee. She cut through a parking lot at Pines and Mission, exiting westbound on Mission. Eblacas continued to drive recklessly, and the pursuit was terminated for the safety of the public at Bowdish and Sprague.
Off in the distance, Deputy Ortiz observed Eblacas turn north on Gillis from Sprague, and then a plume of dust rose over the intersection. He drove toward the location and noticed Eblacas running west from Gillis and the crashed vehicle.
Despite commands to stop and being told she was under arrest, Eblacas continued to run. After a short foot pursuit, Deputy Ortiz caught up to Eblacas. When he did, Eblacas swung her elbow back toward him. He grabbed her elbow and took her to the ground where she struggled, swinging her arms wildly. With the assistance of Deputy Byron Zlateff, Eblacas was taken into custody.
Eblacas was provided medical treatment prior to being transported to the Spokane County Jail, where she was booked for Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle, Attempting to Elude Law Enforcement, Resisting Arrest, Making False Statements, Hit and Run-Property Damage, Assault 4th DV, and Driving While Suspended 3rd Degree.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--LAPD Seeks to ID Human Trafficking Suspect Known as ‘Creole Blood’

The Los Angeles Police Department ’ s Van Nuys Vice Unit is asking for the public ’ s help in providing any information that would lead to the arrest of a 32-year-old male involved in human trafficking .
In addition , vice investigators are looking for any additional victims .
On February 12 , 2020 , around 4:30 pm , an 18-year-old female contacted officers at Hart Street and Sepulveda Boulevard and said she was a victim of Human Trafficking .
The suspect met the victim at a liquor store in the city of Victorville , CA .
The suspect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the victim .
The suspect knew the victim ’ s financial situation , home struggles and coerced her to work as a prostitute .
When she refused , the suspect escalated his aggression by using physical force causing the victim to fear for her safety , and work as a prostitute at the direction of the suspect .
The suspect is described as a 32-year-old male black with black hair styled in long dreads .
He has brown eyes .
He stands 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs about 175 pounds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Creole Blood.
” He has tattoos on his abdomen , and frequents the Pomona , Victorville , and South Los Angeles areas .

The Los Angeles Police Department’s Van Nuys Vice Unit is asking for the public’s help in providing any information that would lead to the arrest of a 32-year-old male involved in human trafficking. In addition, vice investigators are looking for any additional victims.
On February 12, 2020, around 4:30 pm, an 18-year-old female contacted officers at Hart Street and Sepulveda Boulevard and said she was a victim of Human Trafficking. The suspect met the victim at a liquor store in the city of Victorville, CA. The suspect glamorized a life of money and travel to the victim. The suspect knew the victim’s financial situation, home struggles and coerced her to work as a prostitute. When she refused, the suspect escalated his aggression by using physical force causing the victim to fear for her safety, and work as a prostitute at the direction of the suspect.
The suspect is described as a 32-year-old male black with black hair styled in long dreads. He has brown eyes. He stands 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs about 175 pounds. He goes by the nickname of “Creole Blood.” He has tattoos on his abdomen, and frequents the Pomona, Victorville, and South Los Angeles areas.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--Calif. School Teacher Accused Of Traveling Overseas To Have Sex With

SAN FRANCISCO – Paul Marshall Bodner , 64 , a former substitute teacher in the San Francisco Unified School District , was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) Agents Feb. 13 , on charges related to sex tourism in Vietnam .
Bodner met Vietnamese boys as young as 11 or 12 years old and engaged in sex acts with them at a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City , Vietnam , according to information presented to the court at his initial appearance Feb. 13 .
“ It is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sexually exploit innocent children , not only within the borders of our republic , but anywhere in the world , ” said HSI San Francisco ’ s Special Agent in Charge Tatum King .
“ Homeland Security Investigations will work with our foreign law enforcement partners to relentlessly pursue anyone involved in criminal behavior against children.
” In an indictment filed on Jan. 30 , and unsealed Feb. 13 , a federal grand jury charged Bodner with repeatedly traveling to Vietnam to engage in illicit sexual conduct .
The indictment charges Bodner with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ engage in illicit sexual conduct and one count of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in foreign places , according to Northern District of California U.S. Attorney David L. Anderson .

SAN FRANCISCO – Paul Marshall Bodner, 64, a former substitute teacher in the San Francisco Unified School District, was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Agents Feb. 13, on charges related to sex tourism in Vietnam.
Bodner met Vietnamese boys as young as 11 or 12 years old and engaged in sex acts with them at a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, according to information presented to the court at his initial appearance Feb. 13.
“It is reprehensible and illegal for American citizens to sexually exploit innocent children, not only within the borders of our republic, but anywhere in the world,” said HSI San Francisco’s Special Agent in Charge Tatum King. “Homeland Security Investigations will work with our foreign law enforcement partners to relentlessly pursue anyone involved in criminal behavior against children.”
In an indictment filed on Jan. 30, and unsealed Feb. 13, a federal grand jury charged Bodner with repeatedly traveling to Vietnam to engage in illicit sexual conduct. The indictment charges Bodner with three counts of travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct and one count of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in foreign places, according to Northern District of California U.S. Attorney David L. Anderson.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--WATCH: Topless Femen Activists Protest In German Beer Hall Where Nazi Party Was Founded – (NSFW)

Activists from the group Femen staged a brief protest in the notorious Hofbrauhaus beer hall in Munich on Monday on @ @ @ @ @ foundation of the Nazi party .

Activists from the group Femen staged a brief protest in the notorious Hofbrauhaus beer hall in Munich on Monday on the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the Nazi party.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--NJ Man Known as the ‘El Chapo Of Opioids,’ Pleads Guilty

NEWARK , N.J. – A Bergen County doctor today admitted distributing opioids without a legitimate medical reason and falsifying medical records to cover it up , U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced .
Robert Delagente , 45 , of Oakland , New Jersey , pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Claire C. Cecchi in Newark federal court to an indictment charging him with one count of conspiracy to distribute controlled dangerous substances , three counts of distribution of controlled dangerous substances , and one count of falsifying medical records .
“ This defendant knowingly prescribed for his patients some of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sometimes with no more contact than a text message from the patient , ” U.S. Attorney Carpenito said .
“ Many of these patients were dealing with pain and addiction , and instead of getting help from their doctor , they were drawn deeper into the cycle of drug abuse .
His admission of guilt today ensures that he will be appropriately punished for this behavior.
” “ Dr .
Delagente sold his ethics , his medical license , and his moral compass , ” FBI-Newark Special Agent in Charge Gregory W. Ehrie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ elixir for the pain caused by pill mill doctors .
The cure is public awareness , victims who come forward and a determined fleet of FBI investigators who will arrest these unscrupulous practitioners when they run afoul of the law.
” According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court : Beginning in May 2014 , Delagente was a doctor at a medical practice called North Jersey Family Medicine ( NJFM ) in Oakland , New Jersey .
He allegedly described himself in conversations pertaining to his prescribing of painkillers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the “ El Chapo of Opioids.
” Delagente knowingly prescribed controlled substances , such as oxycodone , Percocet , Tylenol with codeine , and various benzodiazepines ( alprazolam , diazepam , clonazepam , and temazepam ) , outside the ordinary course of professional practice and without a legitimate medical purpose .
He ignored the inherent danger and medical risk of overdose , drug abuse , and death that can accompany prescriptions of highly addictive opioids , benzodiazepines , and muscle relaxers , both on their own and in combination with one another .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the purported patient for a medical visit or even discussing with the patient the medical need for the prescription .
He allowed patients to ask him for controlled substances via text message and would write a prescription for patients that he would leave at the front desk , without requiring an office visit or consultation of any kind .
He allowed patients to dictate the strength and dosage of the controlled substances he prescribed for them .
Delagente also prescribed the dangerous drug combination known as the “ Holy Trinity , ” comprised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ benzodiazepines ( usually alprazolam ) and muscle relaxers ( usually carisoprodol ) .
Delagente failed to monitor patients for addiction and ignored drug screening tests to determine whether certain patients were taking illicit drugs .
In fact , Delagente prescribed controlled substances to patients he knew were addicted to opioids or other controlled substances .
In one instance , an NJFM employee texted Delagente that a patient had gotten a babysitter and driven a long distance to get to the practice , but had been unable to see a doctor .
Delagente responded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ est la vie !
Lol … He can wait for his oral heroin another day .
Lol.
” One patient texted Delagente that the patient “ probably can ’ t stop the pk ’ s , ” referring to painkillers .
The patient told Delagente that the patient “ would need a plan to stop…not cold turkey.
” A few days later , when the patient was having trouble obtaining pain medication , the patient wrote to Delagente that “ If I go 4 days without [ painkillers ] I am in huge @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I will leave you a short supply RX [ prescription ] at the front to pick up.
” Delagente then wrote the patient a prescription for 120 tablets of 30-milligram oxycodone for 30 days .
Delagente at one point told this patient : “ I ’ m literally sticking my neck out and can lose my medical license or [ be ] arrested for what I just did.
” Delagente also was charged with altering medical records of patients who received controlled substance prescriptions from him after law enforcement officials had subpoenaed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Delagente faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and a $ 1 million fine on each of the distribution of controlled dangerous substances charges .
Delagente faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine on the charge of falsifying medical records .
Sentencing for Delagente is scheduled for June 10 , 2020 .

NEWARK, N.J. – A Bergen County doctor today admitted distributing opioids without a legitimate medical reason and falsifying medical records to cover it up, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced.
Robert Delagente, 45, of Oakland, New Jersey, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Claire C. Cecchi in Newark federal court to an indictment charging him with one count of conspiracy to distribute controlled dangerous substances, three counts of distribution of controlled dangerous substances, and one count of falsifying medical records.
“This defendant knowingly prescribed for his patients some of the most dangerous and addictive drugs available, sometimes with no more contact than a text message from the patient,” U.S. Attorney Carpenito said. “Many of these patients were dealing with pain and addiction, and instead of getting help from their doctor, they were drawn deeper into the cycle of drug abuse. His admission of guilt today ensures that he will be appropriately punished for this behavior.”
“Dr. Delagente sold his ethics, his medical license, and his moral compass,” FBI-Newark Special Agent in Charge Gregory W. Ehrie said. “There is no magic elixir for the pain caused by pill mill doctors. The cure is public awareness, victims who come forward and a determined fleet of FBI investigators who will arrest these unscrupulous practitioners when they run afoul of the law.”
According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:
Beginning in May 2014, Delagente was a doctor at a medical practice called North Jersey Family Medicine (NJFM) in Oakland, New Jersey. He allegedly described himself in conversations pertaining to his prescribing of painkillers as the “Candy Man” and the “El Chapo of Opioids.” Delagente knowingly prescribed controlled substances, such as oxycodone, Percocet, Tylenol with codeine, and various benzodiazepines (alprazolam, diazepam, clonazepam, and temazepam), outside the ordinary course of professional practice and without a legitimate medical purpose. He ignored the inherent danger and medical risk of overdose, drug abuse, and death that can accompany prescriptions of highly addictive opioids, benzodiazepines, and muscle relaxers, both on their own and in combination with one another.
Delagente prescribed controlled substances without ever seeing the purported patient for a medical visit or even discussing with the patient the medical need for the prescription. He allowed patients to ask him for controlled substances via text message and would write a prescription for patients that he would leave at the front desk, without requiring an office visit or consultation of any kind. He allowed patients to dictate the strength and dosage of the controlled substances he prescribed for them. Delagente also prescribed the dangerous drug combination known as the “Holy Trinity,” comprised of opioids (usually oxycodone), benzodiazepines (usually alprazolam) and muscle relaxers (usually carisoprodol).
Delagente failed to monitor patients for addiction and ignored drug screening tests to determine whether certain patients were taking illicit drugs. In fact, Delagente prescribed controlled substances to patients he knew were addicted to opioids or other controlled substances. In one instance, an NJFM employee texted Delagente that a patient had gotten a babysitter and driven a long distance to get to the practice, but had been unable to see a doctor. Delagente responded: “Oh well … C’est la vie! Lol … He can wait for his oral heroin another day. Lol.”
One patient texted Delagente that the patient “probably can’t stop the pk’s,” referring to painkillers. The patient told Delagente that the patient “would need a plan to stop…not cold turkey.” A few days later, when the patient was having trouble obtaining pain medication, the patient wrote to Delagente that “If I go 4 days without [painkillers] I am in huge trouble.” In response, Delagente wrote “I will leave you a short supply RX [prescription] at the front to pick up.” Delagente then wrote the patient a prescription for 120 tablets of 30-milligram oxycodone for 30 days. Delagente at one point told this patient: “I’m literally sticking my neck out and can lose my medical license or [be] arrested for what I just did.”
Delagente also was charged with altering medical records of patients who received controlled substance prescriptions from him after law enforcement officials had subpoenaed the records in late April 2019.
Delagente faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine on each of the distribution of controlled dangerous substances charges. Delagente faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine on the charge of falsifying medical records. Sentencing for Delagente is scheduled for June 10, 2020.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--SHOCK VIDEO: Maryland Syringe Attack Caught On Camera

On February 18 , 2020 Anne Arundel County Police were notified of an assault that occurred in the parking lot @ @ @ @ @ in Churchton .
An adult female advised she was assaulted and poked with what is @ @ @ @ @ while walking through the parking lot .
Video surveillance was pulled and a white male @ @ @ @ @ seen walking near the victim .
The suspect bumped into the victim and you can @ @ @ @ @ two .
Medical treatment was sought and a syringe stick was not ruled out .

On February 18, 2020 Anne Arundel County Police were notified of an assault that occurred in the parking lot of 5570 Shady Side Road in Churchton. An adult female advised she was assaulted and poked with what is believed to be a syringe while walking through the parking lot. Video surveillance was pulled and a white male approximately 50 years old is seen walking near the victim. The suspect bumped into the victim and you can see an exchange between the two.
Medical treatment was sought and a syringe stick was not ruled out.
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breaking911--2020-02-24--WATCH LIVE: Kobe and Gianna Bryant Remembered at Los Angeles Memorial Service

Family , friends and fans gather at the Staples Center in Los Angeles for a memorial service to celebrate the @ @ @ @ @ legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna .

Family, friends and fans gather at the Staples Center in Los Angeles for a memorial service to celebrate the life and legacy of NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--Police: Maryland Man Wanted on Rape Charges Threatened School Shooting on Anniversary of Parkland At

Police: Maryland Man Wanted on Rape Charges Threatened School Shooting on Anniversary of Parkland Attack

MONTGOMERY COUNTY , Maryland — Police have arrested Jason Salinas , age 20 , of Takoma Park , Maryland , for making threats of mass violence against students , staff , and teachers at John F. Kennedy High School located at 1901 Randolph Road in Wheaton .
On February 13 at approximately 2:21 p.m. , a male subject called the school twice and made threats to shoot people at the school .
Officers responded to the school and detectives initiated an immediate investigation into the threats .
On February 14 , another call came into the school threatening mass violence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being made from the same internet phone number .
Though efforts were made by the caller to disguise his phone number by “ spoofing ” ( spoofing provides a fictitious number ) the number via phone applications and the internet , the detectives were able to identify the suspect as Salinas .
Salinas was a former student of the high school .
Investigators also determined that Salinas had a warrant for his arrest for two counts of second-degree rape and two counts of a third-degree sexual offense .
On February 26 , detectives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ County on the strength of the warrant for his arrest for second-degree rape .
During a police interview , Salinas made admissions of guilt to making the threatening phone calls to the school .
Salinas was transported to the Central Processing Unit and was additionally charged with two counts of making a threat of mass violence , two counts of disruption of school operations , and two counts of making a false statement to a state official causing an investigation .

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Maryland — Police have arrested Jason Salinas, age 20, of Takoma Park, Maryland, for making threats of mass violence against students, staff, and teachers at John F. Kennedy High School located at 1901 Randolph Road in Wheaton.
On February 13 at approximately 2:21 p.m., a male subject called the school twice and made threats to shoot people at the school. Officers responded to the school and detectives initiated an immediate investigation into the threats. On February 14, another call came into the school threatening mass violence. Investigators determined that the calls were being made from the same internet phone number.
Though efforts were made by the caller to disguise his phone number by “spoofing” (spoofing provides a fictitious number) the number via phone applications and the internet, the detectives were able to identify the suspect as Salinas. Salinas was a former student of the high school. Investigators also determined that Salinas had a warrant for his arrest for two counts of second-degree rape and two counts of a third-degree sexual offense.
On February 26, detectives arrested Salinas in Prince George’s County on the strength of the warrant for his arrest for second-degree rape. During a police interview, Salinas made admissions of guilt to making the threatening phone calls to the school. Salinas was transported to the Central Processing Unit and was additionally charged with two counts of making a threat of mass violence, two counts of disruption of school operations, and two counts of making a false statement to a state official causing an investigation.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--Handcuffed Woman Headlocked Trucker, Honked Horn To Get Away; Sicko Kept Ledger Of Names Of Women An

Handcuffed Woman Headlocked Trucker, Honked Horn To Get Away; Sicko Kept Ledger Of Names Of Women And Children

NASHVILLE , Tenn. – Roy Nellsch , 63 , of Logan , Alabama , was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in Nashville , and charged with kidnapping , possession of child pornography and transportation of child pornography , announced U.S. Attorney Don Cochran for the Middle District of Tennessee .
Nellsch was transferred from the Montgomery County , Tennessee jail to federal custody earlier today and will make an initial appearance before a U.S. Magistrate Judge later this afternoon .
According to the indictment and documents filed with the Court , on May 22 , 2019 , Nellsch @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 40 years , encountered a woman with car trouble on I-24 , near Fort Campbell , Kentucky .
The woman ’ s car was out of gas and Nellsch offered to give her a ride to the next exit , which was Exit 1 in Tennessee .
The woman accepted the ride and got into the truck and Nellsch proceeded to drive eastbound on I-24 .
When Nellsch continued past Exit 1 and Exit 4 , the woman became scared and started screaming .
Nellsch then pulled over on the exit ramp at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the woman and told her he was kidnapping her and was going to rape her .
Nellsch ordered the woman into the sleeper part of the cab where he began assaulting her and ripped her dress .
During the struggle , the woman was able to turn the gun toward Nellsch and pull the trigger but it did not fire .
Nellsch produced another handgun and struck the woman in the head .
He then handcuffed the woman , placed a blanket over her , and continued driving along Interstate 24 .
As @ @ @ @ @ @ @ able to slip one hand out of the handcuffs .
She then placed the blanket over Nellsch ’ s head and placed one arm around his throat while she attempted to steer the truck and honk the horn with the other hand and screamed for him to pull over .
Nellsch pulled the truck to the side of road , took the remaining handcuff off the woman and she got out of the truck and flagged down oncoming motorists for help .
Nellsch drove away from the scene and was stopped and arrested @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tennessee .
A subsequent search of the truck by law enforcement produced , among other items , two handguns ; a stun gun ; handcuffs ; bags containing numerous pairs of women ’ s underwear and bras and numerous electronic devices , including a digital camera , laptop computers , cell phones , and media storage devices .
A subsequent examination of the electronic devices found over 10,000 images and videos of child pornography , including videos depicting violence against small children and a ledger with lists of names , ages , locations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Also , photographs of adult women with titles that include the word “ rape.
” If convicted , Nellsch faces up to life in prison .

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Roy Nellsch, 63, of Logan, Alabama, was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in Nashville, and charged with kidnapping, possession of child pornography and transportation of child pornography, announced U.S. Attorney Don Cochran for the Middle District of Tennessee. Nellsch was transferred from the Montgomery County, Tennessee jail to federal custody earlier today and will make an initial appearance before a U.S. Magistrate Judge later this afternoon.
According to the indictment and documents filed with the Court, on May 22, 2019, Nellsch, a long-haul trucker for more than 40 years, encountered a woman with car trouble on I-24, near Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The woman’s car was out of gas and Nellsch offered to give her a ride to the next exit, which was Exit 1 in Tennessee. The woman accepted the ride and got into the truck and Nellsch proceeded to drive eastbound on I-24. When Nellsch continued past Exit 1 and Exit 4, the woman became scared and started screaming.
Nellsch then pulled over on the exit ramp at Exit 8 and pointed a handgun at the woman and told her he was kidnapping her and was going to rape her. Nellsch ordered the woman into the sleeper part of the cab where he began assaulting her and ripped her dress. During the struggle, the woman was able to turn the gun toward Nellsch and pull the trigger but it did not fire. Nellsch produced another handgun and struck the woman in the head. He then handcuffed the woman, placed a blanket over her, and continued driving along Interstate 24.
As Nellsch was driving, the woman was able to slip one hand out of the handcuffs. She then placed the blanket over Nellsch’s head and placed one arm around his throat while she attempted to steer the truck and honk the horn with the other hand and screamed for him to pull over. Nellsch pulled the truck to the side of road, took the remaining handcuff off the woman and she got out of the truck and flagged down oncoming motorists for help. Nellsch drove away from the scene and was stopped and arrested a short time later in Springfield, Tennessee.
A subsequent search of the truck by law enforcement produced, among other items, two handguns; a stun gun; handcuffs; bags containing numerous pairs of women’s underwear and bras and numerous electronic devices, including a digital camera, laptop computers, cell phones, and media storage devices. A subsequent examination of the electronic devices found over 10,000 images and videos of child pornography, including videos depicting violence against small children and a ledger with lists of names, ages, locations and descriptions of women and children. Also, photographs of adult women with titles that include the word “rape.”
If convicted, Nellsch faces up to life in prison.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--US Navy P-8A Poseidon ‘Lased’ by Chinese Destroyer

PEARL HARBOR , Hawaii – ( US Pacific Fleet ) – A U.S. Navy P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft was lased by People ’ s Republic of China ( PRC ) navy destroyer 161 on Feb. 17 while flying in airspace above international waters approximately 380 miles west of Guam , U.S. officials revealed today .
The P-8A was operating in international airspace in accordance with international rules and regulations .
The PRC navy destroyer ’ s actions were unsafe and unprofessional .
Additionally , these acts violate the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea ( CUES ) , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pacific Naval Symposium to reduce the chance of an incident at sea .
CUES specifically addresses the use of lasers that could cause harm to personnel or damage to equipment .
The destroyer ’ s actions were also inconsistent with a Memorandum of Understanding ( MOU ) between U.S. Department of Defense and the Ministry of National Defense of the PRC regarding rules of behavior for safety of air and maritime encounters .
The laser , which was not visible to the naked eye , was captured by a sensor onboard the P-8A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ harm to aircrew and mariners , as well as ship and aircraft systems .
The P-8A is assigned to VP-45 , based out of Jacksonville , Florida , and is forward-deployed to Kadena Air Force Base in Okinawa , Japan .
The squadron conducts routine operations , maritime patrol and reconnaissance in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations .
U.S Navy aircraft routinely fly in the Philippine Sea and have done so for many years .
U.S. Navy aircraft and ships will continue to fly , sail and operate anywhere international law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ largest numbered fleet in the world , and with the help 35 other maritime-nation allies and partners , the U.S. Navy has operated in the Indo-Pacific region for more than century , providing credible , ready forces to help preserve peace and prevent conflict .

PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii – (US Pacific Fleet) – A U.S. Navy P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft was lased by People’s Republic of China (PRC) navy destroyer 161 on Feb. 17 while flying in airspace above international waters approximately 380 miles west of Guam, U.S. officials revealed today.
The P-8A was operating in international airspace in accordance with international rules and regulations. The PRC navy destroyer’s actions were unsafe and unprofessional.
Additionally, these acts violate the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES), a multilateral agreement reached at the 2014 Western Pacific Naval Symposium to reduce the chance of an incident at sea. CUES specifically addresses the use of lasers that could cause harm to personnel or damage to equipment. The destroyer’s actions were also inconsistent with a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between U.S. Department of Defense and the Ministry of National Defense of the PRC regarding rules of behavior for safety of air and maritime encounters.
The laser, which was not visible to the naked eye, was captured by a sensor onboard the P-8A. Weapons-grade lasers could potentially cause serious harm to aircrew and mariners, as well as ship and aircraft systems.
The P-8A is assigned to VP-45, based out of Jacksonville, Florida, and is forward-deployed to Kadena Air Force Base in Okinawa, Japan. The squadron conducts routine operations, maritime patrol and reconnaissance in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations.
U.S Navy aircraft routinely fly in the Philippine Sea and have done so for many years. U.S. Navy aircraft and ships will continue to fly, sail and operate anywhere international law allows.
U.S. 7th Fleet is the largest numbered fleet in the world, and with the help 35 other maritime-nation allies and partners, the U.S. Navy has operated in the Indo-Pacific region for more than century, providing credible, ready forces to help preserve peace and prevent conflict.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--Milwaukee Police Confirm Identity of Molson-Coors Workplace Shooter

Police say the employee at Molson-Coors Brewing Company who fatally shot five co-workers in Milwaukee Wednesday is 51-year-old Anthony Ferrill .
The gunfire broke out around 2:00 p.m. local time at the beverage company , located at the 3939 W. Highland Blvd .
Reports suggest the shooting started in the second-floor stairwell of Building 4 .
According to reports , Ferrill regularly argued with one of the victims that kas killed , a fellow electrician at the company .
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported : A co-worker who asked not to be identified for fear of being disciplined said Ferrill @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was African American and that he frequently argued with at least one of the victims , a fellow electrician .
The co-worker said Ferrill often watched movies on his phone during the day , which the other electrician took issue with , and that the two accused each other of going into each others ’ offices and stealing tools or tampering with computer equipment .
About a year ago , the employee said , Ferrill started saying he believed brewery workers were coming into his home , bugging his computer and moving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘ Are you serious , Anthony ?
What ?
’ We all kind of joked about it , saying we should maybe get him an aluminum hat .
Things just started getting weird .
But he was dead serious about it , ” the co-worker said .
Police and the Mayor declined to say at a press conference Thursday if the shooting was racially motivated .

Police say the employee at Molson-Coors Brewing Company who fatally shot five co-workers in Milwaukee Wednesday is 51-year-old Anthony Ferrill.
The victims are:
Jesus Valle Jr., 33 of Milwaukee
Gennady Levshetz, 61, of Mequon
Trevor Wetselaar, 33, of Milwaukee
Dana Walk, 57, of Delafield
Dale Hudson, 50, of Waukesha
The gunfire broke out around 2:00 p.m. local time at the beverage company, located at the 3939 W. Highland Blvd. Reports suggest the shooting started in the second-floor stairwell of Building 4.
According to reports, Ferrill regularly argued with one of the victims that kas killed, a fellow electrician at the company.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported: A co-worker who asked not to be identified for fear of being disciplined said Ferrill believed he was being discriminated against because he was African American and that he frequently argued with at least one of the victims, a fellow electrician.
The co-worker said Ferrill often watched movies on his phone during the day, which the other electrician took issue with, and that the two accused each other of going into each others’ offices and stealing tools or tampering with computer equipment.
About a year ago, the employee said, Ferrill started saying he believed brewery workers were coming into his home, bugging his computer and moving chairs around.
“I was: ‘Are you serious, Anthony? What?’ We all kind of joked about it, saying we should maybe get him an aluminum hat. Things just started getting weird. But he was dead serious about it,” the co-worker said.
Police and the Mayor declined to say at a press conference Thursday if the shooting was racially motivated.
Update regarding critical incident that occurred on Wednesday, February 26, 2020. pic.twitter.com/NT9dQr36VC — Milwaukee Police (@MilwaukeePolice) February 27, 2020
Watch the press conference below.
Read more HERE.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--Previously Deported Illegal Immigrant Arrested After 3 Murdered at Calif. Cemetery

PERRIS , CA — On Thursday , local law enforcement in Cheyenne , Wyoming , conducted a traffic enforcement stop on a silver 2007 GMC , CA License 8BKX913 .
The person in the vehicle , Jose Luis Torres Garcia , who was wanted for the “ execution style ” triple murder that occurred in the city of Perris on February 17 , 2020 , was arrested .
Also located in the vehicle was 15 pounds of marijuana .
On Monday , February 17 , 2020 , a triple homicide occurred at the Perris Valley Cemetery at 915 N. Perris @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Deputies arrived and located three deceased male adults suffering from injuries .
Jose Luis Torres Garcia was identified as the suspect .
The victims were identified as Jaime Covarrubias Espindola , 50 years old out of Perris , Jose Maria Aguilar-Espejel , 38 years old out of Perris , and Rodrigo Aguilar-Espejel , 28 years old also out of Perris .
Garcia also had two unrelated misdemeanor warrants in Riverside and San Mateo counties .
Patch.com reported : Sheriff Chad Bianco said the cemetery killings took place sometime on the night of Feb. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Feb. 17 .
The victims were targeted in what appeared to be an “ assassination or execution , ” according to the sheriff .
Bianco could not say whether the killings were cartel-related , but did acknowledge that Torres Garcia and the victims knew each other .
The four had been together at restaurants the night of the killings , the sheriff said .
Investigators do not have a motive and Bianco would not reveal how the three men were killed .
Torres Garcia has been deported out of the country twice @

PERRIS, CA — On Thursday, local law enforcement in Cheyenne, Wyoming, conducted a traffic enforcement stop on a silver 2007 GMC, CA License 8BKX913. The person in the vehicle, Jose Luis Torres Garcia, who was wanted for the “execution style” triple murder that occurred in the city of Perris on February 17, 2020, was arrested. Also located in the vehicle was 15 pounds of marijuana.
On Monday, February 17, 2020, a triple homicide occurred at the Perris Valley Cemetery at 915 N. Perris Blvd in the city of Perris. Deputies arrived and located three deceased male adults suffering from injuries.
Jose Luis Torres Garcia was identified as the suspect.
The victims were identified as Jaime Covarrubias Espindola, 50 years old out of Perris, Jose Maria Aguilar-Espejel, 38 years old out of Perris, and Rodrigo Aguilar-Espejel, 28 years old also out of Perris.
Garcia also had two unrelated misdemeanor warrants in Riverside and San Mateo counties.
Patch.com reported: Sheriff Chad Bianco said the cemetery killings took place sometime on the night of Feb. 16 or early in the predawn hours of Feb. 17. The victims were targeted in what appeared to be an “assassination or execution,” according to the sheriff.
Bianco could not say whether the killings were cartel-related, but did acknowledge that Torres Garcia and the victims knew each other. The four had been together at restaurants the night of the killings, the sheriff said.
Investigators do not have a motive and Bianco would not reveal how the three men were killed.
Torres Garcia has been deported out of the country twice.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--Best Buy Delivery Man Who Horrifically Killed Grandmother Sobs On Floor During Police Interrogation

Boca Raton , FL – Last August , Boca Raton Police and Fire Rescue responded to a home in the Colonnade at Glen Oaks for a medical call .
Fire Rescue personnel found an elderly woman unconscious and suffering from burns and trauma injuries .
The victim was immediately transported to Delray Medical Center .
Boca Raton officers found David Gonzalez , a driver for a delivery provider , on the scene .
Gonzalez said that he and his co-worker , Jorge Luis Dupre Lachazo , delivered a washer and dryer to the victim ’ s home for Best Buy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Gonzalez went outside to make phone calls to the office .
Lachazo remained inside of the home to speak with the victim about the new appliances .
After hearing screams from the house , Gonzalez entered the home and saw blood and the victim on the floor .
Gonzalez went outside and called 911 .
Lachazo got into the delivery truck and drove away .
A responding Boca Raton police officer saw the truck leaving the neighborhood and stopped it .
During an interview , Lachazo admitted that he struck the victim @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a liquid chemical .
Lachazo admitted to using cocaine and marijuana earlier in the day but did not say why he killed the victim .
Best Buy released this statement to WPTV : “ One of our customers in the Boca Raton , Florida area was tragically attacked yesterday , suffering extremely serious injuries .
We are profoundly sorry and offer our deepest sympathies to our customer and her family .
Out of respect for them , we have closed our Boca Raton store today .
Beyond working with law enforcement in any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our relationship with the small , local company that was sub-contracted to deliver to the customer ’ s home .
In the hours after we initially learned what happened , we immediately re-visited our delivery and installation programs and , in the coming days , will do two things : 1 ) ensure all our processes were followed and 2 ) work with our delivery partners to do anything more we can to help ensure that this type of tragedy will not happen again .
Additionally , we are hiring an independent security @ @ @ @ @ @ @ audit and safety programs and share with us their assessment on how we can improve .
For more than 20 years , millions of Americans have trusted us to come into their homes and , on days like this , I am fully aware of how precious that trust is and how vital it is that we do everything in our power to earn it .
Today , we redouble our efforts to do just that.
” Lachazo has been charged with Attempted Second-Degree Murder , Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Arson .
The victim is in extremely critical condition .
The investigation is ongoing .

Boca Raton, FL – Last August, Boca Raton Police and Fire Rescue responded to a home in the Colonnade at Glen Oaks for a medical call. Fire Rescue personnel found an elderly woman unconscious and suffering from burns and trauma injuries. The victim was immediately transported to Delray Medical Center.
Boca Raton officers found David Gonzalez, a driver for a delivery provider, on the scene. Gonzalez said that he and his co-worker, Jorge Luis Dupre Lachazo, delivered a washer and dryer to the victim’s home for Best Buy. At one point during the visit, Gonzalez went outside to make phone calls to the office. Lachazo remained inside of the home to speak with the victim about the new appliances. After hearing screams from the house, Gonzalez entered the home and saw blood and the victim on the floor.
Gonzalez went outside and called 911. Lachazo got into the delivery truck and drove away. A responding Boca Raton police officer saw the truck leaving the neighborhood and stopped it.
During an interview, Lachazo admitted that he struck the victim with a mallet and doused her with a liquid chemical. Lachazo admitted to using cocaine and marijuana earlier in the day but did not say why he killed the victim.
Best Buy released this statement to WPTV:
“One of our customers in the Boca Raton, Florida area was tragically attacked yesterday, suffering extremely serious injuries. We are profoundly sorry and offer our deepest sympathies to our customer and her family. Out of respect for them, we have closed our Boca Raton store today. Beyond working with law enforcement in any way we can, we have suspended our relationship with the small, local company that was sub-contracted to deliver to the customer’s home. In the hours after we initially learned what happened, we immediately re-visited our delivery and installation programs and, in the coming days, will do two things: 1) ensure all our processes were followed and 2) work with our delivery partners to do anything more we can to help ensure that this type of tragedy will not happen again. Additionally, we are hiring an independent security firm to review our existing screening, audit and safety programs and share with us their assessment on how we can improve. For more than 20 years, millions of Americans have trusted us to come into their homes and, on days like this, I am fully aware of how precious that trust is and how vital it is that we do everything in our power to earn it. Today, we redouble our efforts to do just that.”
Lachazo has been charged with Attempted Second-Degree Murder, Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon on a Person over 65 Years of Age and Arson. The victim is in extremely critical condition. The investigation is ongoing.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--Hearse With Body Inside Casket Stolen In Pasadena, California; Cops Searching

PASADENA , California – The Los Angeles Sheriff ’ s Department was looking for a stolen hearse with a body @ @ @ @ @ a Church Wednesday .
The vehicle , a black Lincoln Navigator , was taken around @ @ @ @ @ Saint Anthony ’ s Church .
The department posted on Twitter , “ To the @ @ @ @ @ around in a Black Lincoln Navigator stolen from the 700 blk of Rosemead Bl just @ @ @ @ @ Pasadena : Out of all the bad decisions you have made , at least make @ @ @ @ @ back the deceased person and casket inside the Navigator.
” It was unclear if the @ @ @ @ @ was a corpse inside .
No further details were released .

PASADENA, California – The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department was looking for a stolen hearse with a body inside that was stolen from a Church Wednesday.
The vehicle, a black Lincoln Navigator, was taken around 8 p.m. local time from Saint Anthony’s Church.
The department posted on Twitter, “To the suspect(s) driving around in a Black Lincoln Navigator stolen from the 700 blk of Rosemead Bl just after 8PM today in uninc Pasadena: Out of all the bad decisions you have made, at least make one good one and bring back the deceased person and casket inside the Navigator.”
To the suspect(s) driving around in a Black Lincoln Navigator stolen from the 700 blk of Rosemead Bl just after 8PM today in uninc #Pasadena: Out of all the bad decisions you have made, at least make one good one & bring back the deceased person & casket inside the Navigator. pic.twitter.com/Dvo7u94zL1 — LA County Sheriffs (@LASDHQ) February 27, 2020
It was unclear if the suspected thieves had knowledge there was a corpse inside.
No further details were released.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--VIDEO: Stunning Views Of The Moon Seen By Apollo 13 Astronauts

The new video released by NASA shows what the Apollo 13 astronauts saw on their mission in 1970 .

The new video released by NASA shows what the Apollo 13 astronauts saw on their mission in 1970.
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breaking911--2020-02-27--Florida Woman Charged With Murder After Police Say She Zipped Her Boyfriend In A Suitcase And Left H

Florida Woman Charged With Murder After Police Say She Zipped Her Boyfriend In A Suitcase And Left Him To Die During Game of ‘Hide & Seek’

A Florida woman was arrested Tuesday and charged with second-degree murder for allegedly killing her boyfriend by zipping him up @ @ @ @ @ filmed herself taunting him .
Sarah Boone , 42 , was taken into custody by @ @ @ @ @ Orange County over the death of Jorge Torres Jr. , 42 , who was found @ @ @ @ @ Winter Park , northeast of Orlando .

A Florida woman was arrested Tuesday and charged with second-degree murder for allegedly killing her boyfriend by zipping him up in a suitcase as she filmed herself taunting him. Sarah Boone, 42, was taken into custody by sheriff’s deputies in Orange County over the death of Jorge Torres Jr., 42, who was found dead in a home in Winter Park, northeast of Orlando.
Arrested: Sarah Boone, 42, for Second Degree Murder in the death of 42-year-old Jorge Torres Jr., who died after Boone zipped him into a suitcase, and didn’t return for hours. pic.twitter.com/JCHWG7WNkp — Orange County Sheriff's Office (@OrangeCoSheriff) February 26, 2020
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