breaking911--2020-04-29--Illegal Immigrant Father Of 7 Arrested In Florida On 125 Charges Of Child Pornography, Sheriff Says

POLK COUNTY , FLA. — On Monday , the Polk County Sheriff ’ s Office arrested a 45-year-old father of seven from Mexico after detectives received a tip that he had been downloading files containing child pornography .
Nabor Molina , who has been residing in Lakeland , was charged with 125 enhanced counts of Possession of Child Pornography .
“ These images are not just pictures of children without clothes .
These videos and images are horrific displays of children being forced to expose their genitals , forced to perform sex acts – images of children being raped , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nabor Molina has access to children ; at this time in the investigation , it doesn ’ t appear that any of them are victims , but we will continue to investigate whether he has abused any children he ’ s had access to .
But Molina is a part of a child pornographic exploitation distribution pipeline that victimizes children across the world .
His behavior is disgusting.
” The PCSO Computer Crimes Unit began working on the investigation in February 2020 after receiving Cyber TipLine reports from NCMEC ( National Center for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tip reports showed that a Google user ( later determined to be Molina ) downloaded over 200 video files , with several of them depicting child pornography .
Once becoming aware of the illicit files , Google reported them to NCMEC .
Detectives reviewed all of the files and identified 125 video files containing child pornography .
The video files consisted of male and female victims , some as young as 18-36 months , being sexually battered by adults or other children and/or exposed in a lewd manner .
After making a connection @ @ @ @ @ @ @ residence , internet service , and cell phone , detectives were able obtain a search warrant for his home .
Early Monday morning , Molina was arrested during a traffic stop , and his cell phone was confiscated .
Detectives then served the search warrant at his home .
Various electronic storage devices were collected from the residence and will be searched forensically .
Molina admitted to viewing child pornography out of curiosity , and that he accessed it using his WhatsApp account ( social media platform ) .
Nabor Molina was transported @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the time , he was also charged with driving with an expired license .
Due to him being in the United States illegally , ICE Immigration and Customs Enforcement ) was notified , and a hold for him has been placed .

POLK COUNTY, FLA. — On Monday, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 45-year-old father of seven from Mexico after detectives received a tip that he had been downloading files containing child pornography. Nabor Molina, who has been residing in Lakeland, was charged with 125 enhanced counts of Possession of Child Pornography.
“These images are not just pictures of children without clothes. These videos and images are horrific displays of children being forced to expose their genitals, forced to perform sex acts – images of children being raped,” Sheriff Grady Judd said. “Nabor Molina has access to children; at this time in the investigation, it doesn’t appear that any of them are victims, but we will continue to investigate whether he has abused any children he’s had access to. But Molina is a part of a child pornographic exploitation distribution pipeline that victimizes children across the world. His behavior is disgusting.”
The PCSO Computer Crimes Unit began working on the investigation in February 2020 after receiving Cyber TipLine reports from NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children). Those tip reports showed that a Google user (later determined to be Molina) downloaded over 200 video files, with several of them depicting child pornography. Once becoming aware of the illicit files, Google reported them to NCMEC.
Detectives reviewed all of the files and identified 125 video files containing child pornography.
The video files consisted of male and female victims, some as young as 18-36 months, being sexually battered by adults or other children and/or exposed in a lewd manner.
After making a connection between the videos to Molina’s residence, internet service, and cell phone, detectives were able obtain a search warrant for his home.
Early Monday morning, Molina was arrested during a traffic stop, and his cell phone was confiscated. Detectives then served the search warrant at his home. Various electronic storage devices were collected from the residence and will be searched forensically.
Molina admitted to viewing child pornography out of curiosity, and that he accessed it using his WhatsApp account (social media platform).
Nabor Molina was transported to the Polk County Jail. At the time, he was also charged with driving with an expired license. Due to him being in the United States illegally, ICE Immigration and Customs Enforcement) was notified, and a hold for him has been placed.
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breaking911--2020-04-29--Chicago House Party Vid Shows Stripper Swarmed, Zero Social Distancing

It turns out there was even more reckless behavior going down in Chi-Town over the weekend — this party seemed @ @ @ @ @ swarming around a stripper wearing a top , but nothing down below .

It turns out there was even more reckless behavior going down in Chi-Town over the weekend — this party seemed to have several dozen guests swarming around a stripper wearing a top, but nothing down below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-RNl7ElET0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NILMNOQ17As
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breaking911--2020-04-29--‘My Swastika Flag And Firearms’: Suspected Nazi Gets Federal Prison On Gun And Drug Charges While Tr

‘My Swastika Flag And Firearms’: Suspected Nazi Gets Federal Prison On Gun And Drug Charges While Traveling In Texas

A suspected neo-Nazi has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for a gun crime , announced U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Erin Nealy Cox .
Aiden Bruce-Umbaugh , 23 , pleaded guilty to possession of firearms and ammunition by a prohibited person in Lubbock in January .
Appearing via video teleconference from the Lubbock County Detention Center , the defendant was sentenced today before U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix .
According to his plea papers , Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh – who was arrested in November in Post , Texas , dressed in tactical gear – @ @ @ @ @ @ @ AK-47 rifles , a Sig Sauer 9mm pistol , and assorted ammunition while being an unlawful user of a controlled substance .
( Federal law prohibits unlawful users of controlled substances to possess firearms . )
Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh admits he and Kaleb Cole were pulled over in a blue Ford in which law enforcement officers discovered the firearms , a small canister of marijuana , and a vial of THC oil .
Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh – who “ avoided eye contact and limited conversation ” with law enforcement and denied having anything illegal inside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ later admitted that the firearms , marijuana , and THC belonged to him , telling investigators he smoked marijuana on a daily basis , according to plea papers .
In a detention hearing in November , prosecutors argued the government had reason to believe Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh is a member of AtomWaffen Division , a neo-Nazi hate group .
In jailhouse phone calls , Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh allegedly referenced his affiliation with “ the group , ” declared he was “ a Nazi , ” and discussed a photo taken of him and another AtomWaffen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , prosecutors said at the detention hearing .
Video released by the Court in February shows the defendant , handcuffed and clad in an orange jumpsuit , telling agents , “ I assume you ’ re here because of my swastika flag and my firearms.
” AtomWaffen propaganda videos also admitted into evidence depict members of the Nazi group at self-described “ hate camps , ” spewing hateful rhetoric against Jews , practicing hand-to-hand combat and shooting firearms .
“ Race war now !
” they cry , before one displays a Nazi @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Texas is committed to keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals , ” U.S. Attorney Nealy Cox said after the defendant pleaded guilty .
“ As a drug user , this defendant should never have been allowed to possess firearms .
We ’ re grateful to our law enforcement partners for helpings us keep this defendant , and his guns , off the streets.
” “ The amount of weapons and ammunition seized from the defendant could have caused serious harm .
Luckily , the FBI and our law enforcement partners @ @ @ @ @ @ @ could be committed , ” FBI Special Agent in Charge Matthew J. DeSarno said then .
“ The FBI will continue working with our partners to protect the communities we serve .
”

A suspected neo-Nazi has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for a gun crime, announced U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Erin Nealy Cox.
Aiden Bruce-Umbaugh, 23, pleaded guilty to possession of firearms and ammunition by a prohibited person in Lubbock in January. Appearing via video teleconference from the Lubbock County Detention Center, the defendant was sentenced today before U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix.
According to his plea papers, Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh – who was arrested in November in Post, Texas, dressed in tactical gear – admitted to possessing AR-15 rifle, two AK-47 rifles, a Sig Sauer 9mm pistol, and assorted ammunition while being an unlawful user of a controlled substance. (Federal law prohibits unlawful users of controlled substances to possess firearms.)
Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh admits he and Kaleb Cole were pulled over in a blue Ford in which law enforcement officers discovered the firearms, a small canister of marijuana, and a vial of THC oil.
Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh – who “avoided eye contact and limited conversation” with law enforcement and denied having anything illegal inside the vehicle during the traffic stop – later admitted that the firearms, marijuana, and THC belonged to him, telling investigators he smoked marijuana on a daily basis, according to plea papers.
In a detention hearing in November, prosecutors argued the government had reason to believe Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh is a member of AtomWaffen Division, a neo-Nazi hate group.
In jailhouse phone calls, Mr. Bruce-Umbaugh allegedly referenced his affiliation with “the group,” declared he was “a Nazi,” and discussed a photo taken of him and another AtomWaffen Division member at the Auschwitz concentration camp, prosecutors said at the detention hearing.
Video released by the Court in February shows the defendant, handcuffed and clad in an orange jumpsuit, telling agents, “I assume you’re here because of my swastika flag and my firearms.”
“I assume you’re here because of my swastika flag and my firearms.”
A suspected neo-Nazi has pleaded guilty to a gun crime in @NDTXNews: https://t.co/2Q4QqMleB6 pic.twitter.com/1oEVZ2VCRq — Erin Dooley (@erindooley) February 4, 2020
AtomWaffen propaganda videos also admitted into evidence depict members of the Nazi group at self-described “hate camps,” spewing hateful rhetoric against Jews, practicing hand-to-hand combat and shooting firearms.
“Race war now!” they cry, before one displays a Nazi salute.
“The Northern District of Texas is committed to keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals,” U.S. Attorney Nealy Cox said after the defendant pleaded guilty. “As a drug user, this defendant should never have been allowed to possess firearms. We’re grateful to our law enforcement partners for helpings us keep this defendant, and his guns, off the streets.”
“The amount of weapons and ammunition seized from the defendant could have caused serious harm. Luckily, the FBI and our law enforcement partners successfully intervened before an act of violence could be committed,” FBI Special Agent in Charge Matthew J. DeSarno said then. “The FBI will continue working with our partners to protect the communities we serve.”
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breaking911--2020-04-29--President Trump Will Participate In Virtual Town Hall at Lincoln Memorial Sunday

FOX News Channel ( FNC ) will host a two-hour virtual town hall with President Donald Trump on Sunday , May 3rd from 7-9 PM/ET .
Co-moderated by chief political anchor and executive editor of Special Report , Bret Baier and anchor and executive editor of The Story , Martha MacCallum , the socially-distanced forum entitled America Together : Returning to Work , will take place live from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. , where President Trump will answer viewer-submitted questions from 7:15-8:45 PM/ET .
The town hall will be presented in front of a virtual audience , where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ phased re-opening of the country to President Trump .
Viewers will be able to submit their questions ahead of the May 3rd special to FNC ’ s social media accounts on Twitter , Facebook and Instagram for a chance to appear in the national broadcast .
President Trump ’ s appearance will be his first sit-down interview with Baier and MacCallum since the network ’ s town hall in Scranton , Pennsylvania on March 5th .
That program made history as the most-watched election town hall ever on cable news , according to @ @ @ @

FOX News Channel (FNC) will host a two-hour virtual town hall with President Donald Trump on Sunday, May 3rd from 7-9 PM/ET. Co-moderated by chief political anchor and executive editor of Special Report, Bret Baier and anchor and executive editor of The Story, Martha MacCallum, the socially-distanced forum entitled America Together: Returning to Work, will take place live from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C., where President Trump will answer viewer-submitted questions from 7:15-8:45 PM/ET.
The town hall will be presented in front of a virtual audience, where participants will raise their questions about the phased re-opening of the country to President Trump. Viewers will be able to submit their questions ahead of the May 3rd special to FNC’s social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for a chance to appear in the national broadcast.
President Trump’s appearance will be his first sit-down interview with Baier and MacCallum since the network’s town hall in Scranton, Pennsylvania on March 5th. That program made history as the most-watched election town hall ever on cable news, according to Nielsen Media Research.
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breaking911--2020-04-29--ICE Removes Liberian Security Forces Commander

MINNEAPOLIS — A member of the Liberian security forces under the regime of Liberian President Charles Taylor was removed Tuesday by officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) .
Alexander Mentol Zinnah , 56 , arrived in Liberia escorted by ERO officers on board an ICE charter removal flight and was turned over to Liberian law enforcement authorities .
In 2017 , ICE Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) St. Paul arrested Zinnah for immigration violations and violating the terms of his parole into the U.S. HSI St. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a member of the National Patriotic Front of Liberia ( NPFL ) , a rebel group led by Charles Taylor that engaged in a wide range of human rights abuses including massacres , torture , and kidnapping .
Zinnah was also a member of the Liberian National Police and served as a commander in Grand Gedeh County , Liberia , during the time that Charles Taylor was President of Liberia .
Charles Taylor was convicted in 2012 and sentenced to 50 years imprisonment by an international court for human rights violations in Liberia @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sentence in the United Kingdom .
The immigration court issued Zinnah a final order of removal ( deportation order ) May 7 , 2019 .
His appeal of the immigration judge ’ s decision was denied by the Board of Immigration appeals Jan. 6 and his petition of habeas corpus , requesting release from custody , was dismissed by a U.S. District Court on Feb. 14 .
The immigration case was litigated by ICE St. Paul Office of the Principal Legal Advisor .

MINNEAPOLIS — A member of the Liberian security forces under the regime of Liberian President Charles Taylor was removed Tuesday by officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO). Alexander Mentol Zinnah, 56, arrived in Liberia escorted by ERO officers on board an ICE charter removal flight and was turned over to Liberian law enforcement authorities.
In 2017, ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) St. Paul arrested Zinnah for immigration violations and violating the terms of his parole into the U.S. HSI St. Paul’s investigation revealed Zinnah was a member of the National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL), a rebel group led by Charles Taylor that engaged in a wide range of human rights abuses including massacres, torture, and kidnapping. Zinnah was also a member of the Liberian National Police and served as a commander in Grand Gedeh County, Liberia, during the time that Charles Taylor was President of Liberia. Charles Taylor was convicted in 2012 and sentenced to 50 years imprisonment by an international court for human rights violations in Liberia from1997-2003. He is currently serving his sentence in the United Kingdom.
The immigration court issued Zinnah a final order of removal (deportation order) May 7, 2019. His appeal of the immigration judge’s decision was denied by the Board of Immigration appeals Jan. 6 and his petition of habeas corpus, requesting release from custody, was dismissed by a U.S. District Court on Feb. 14. The immigration case was litigated by ICE St. Paul Office of the Principal Legal Advisor.
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breaking911--2020-04-29--Arrest Made After Postal Worker Gunned Down While Delivering Mail In Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS – On April 28 , 2020 Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department ( IMPD ) Homicide detectives , in conjunction with the U.S .
Postal Inspection Service and Federal Bureau of Investigations , have arrested 21-year-old Tony Cushingberry .
On April 27 , 2020 , just before 4:00 p.m. , IMPD officers were dispatched to 422 N Denny St. in response to a caller stating someone had been shot at that location .
When officers arrived , they located an adult female , later identified as 45-year-old Angela Summers suffering from apparent gunshot wound ( s ) .
Officers called for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( IEMS ) who responded and transported the victim to an area hospital where she later succumbed to her injuries .
IndyStar reported : Alondra Salazar , 19 , was falling asleep in her home on North Denny Street when she heard a loud bang .
“ At first I thought something had fallen in the house , ” Salazar said .
“ I heard someone knocking.
” Salazar looked through the peephole and didn ’ t see anything .
When she opened the door , she found the wounded Summers on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mail beside her body , along with a small bottle of hand sanitizer and a can of pepper spray , Salazar said .
There was a bullet hole in the door .
Salazar called 911 and held Summers ’ hand , she said , trying to calm her as they waited for paramedics .
“ She couldn ’ t speak , she was hyperventilating , ” Salazar said .
“ I think she said something about her kid and that ’ s when I started crying.
” Homicide detectives responded and immediately began @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Indianapolis-Marion County Forensic Services Agency responded to assist in identifying and collecting potential forensic evidence .
On April 28 , 2020 IMPD Homicide detectives along with the U.S .
Postal Inspection Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigations arrested Tony Cushingberry for his alleged involvement in the death of Angela Summers .
The U.S. Attorney ’ s Office will review the case and make a charging decision .
Officials did not indicate a possible motive for the crime .

INDIANAPOLIS – On April 28, 2020 Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) Homicide detectives, in conjunction with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and Federal Bureau of Investigations, have arrested 21-year-old Tony Cushingberry.
On April 27, 2020, just before 4:00 p.m., IMPD officers were dispatched to 422 N Denny St. in response to a caller stating someone had been shot at that location. When officers arrived, they located an adult female, later identified as 45-year-old Angela Summers suffering from apparent gunshot wound(s). Officers called for the assistance of Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services (IEMS) who responded and transported the victim to an area hospital where she later succumbed to her injuries.
IndyStar reported: Alondra Salazar, 19, was falling asleep in her home on North Denny Street when she heard a loud bang.
“At first I thought something had fallen in the house,” Salazar said. “I heard someone knocking.”
Salazar looked through the peephole and didn’t see anything. When she opened the door, she found the wounded Summers on the porch.
There was blood and undelivered mail beside her body, along with a small bottle of hand sanitizer and a can of pepper spray, Salazar said. There was a bullet hole in the door.
Salazar called 911 and held Summers’ hand, she said, trying to calm her as they waited for paramedics.
“She couldn’t speak, she was hyperventilating,” Salazar said. “I think she said something about her kid and that’s when I started crying.”
Homicide detectives responded and immediately began canvassing the area for witnesses. The Indianapolis-Marion County Forensic Services Agency responded to assist in identifying and collecting potential forensic evidence.
On April 28, 2020 IMPD Homicide detectives along with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigations arrested Tony Cushingberry for his alleged involvement in the death of Angela Summers. The U.S. Attorney’s Office will review the case and make a charging decision.
Officials did not indicate a possible motive for the crime.
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Woman, Young Children Found Dead In Calif. Desert; Suspect Located In Colo.

VICTORVILLE , California — On Wednesday , around 11:00 a.m. Victorville deputies were called to a home on Ferndale Road and discovered signs of a struggle inside .
Deputies learned that Erlinda Villareal and her boyfriend , Louis Lucero lived at the home .
Villareal and Lucero were not at the home when deputies arrived and had not been seen or heard from since early Wednesday morning .
Detectives attempted to locate Villareal , Lucero and his vehicle but were unsuccessful .
Later that evening , at 5:36 p.m. dispatch received a call from a person off-roading in the desert @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Apple Valley who discovered the bodies of three victims–two boys , ages 9 and 13 and a woman , 42 .
Detectives say that the victims left the Ferndale Road home with Lucero and were murdered at an unknown location , then left in the desert area where they were found .
Victor Valley News reported : Family member , Serena Marie Villareal , spoke with VVNG and said they received a phone call from one of the young children in the home indicating a domestic-dispute had occurred .
“ All we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and last night they were fighting and it led into this morning , ” stated Serena .
“ Her youngest son that ’ s missing had called his older sister to pick them up cause he was scared and hiding in the bathroom.
” Serena said when the boy ’ s biological father entered the house looking for the 9 and 12-year-old boys he saw blood everywhere prompting him to call the police and sparking the investigation .
On Thursday , Louis Lucero was arrested in Eagle County , Colorado on an unrelated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the current charges , as well as the warrant for murder .
He will be scheduled for an extradition hearing before returning to San Bernardino County .

VICTORVILLE, California — On Wednesday, around 11:00 a.m. Victorville deputies were called to a home on Ferndale Road and discovered signs of a struggle inside. Deputies learned that Erlinda Villareal and her boyfriend, Louis Lucero lived at the home. Villareal and Lucero were not at the home when deputies arrived and had not been seen or heard from since early Wednesday morning. Detectives attempted to locate Villareal, Lucero and his vehicle but were unsuccessful.
Later that evening, at 5:36 p.m. dispatch received a call from a person off-roading in the desert area of Waalew Road and Corwin Road in Apple Valley who discovered the bodies of three victims–two boys, ages 9 and 13 and a woman, 42.
Homicide Detectives responded to conduct the investigation.
Detectives say that the victims left the Ferndale Road home with Lucero and were murdered at an unknown location, then left in the desert area where they were found.
Victor Valley News reported: Family member, Serena Marie Villareal, spoke with VVNG and said they received a phone call from one of the young children in the home indicating a domestic-dispute had occurred.
“All we know is that its an abusive relationship and last night they were fighting and it led into this morning,” stated Serena. “Her youngest son that’s missing had called his older sister to pick them up cause he was scared and hiding in the bathroom.”
Serena said when the boy’s biological father entered the house looking for the 9 and 12-year-old boys he saw blood everywhere prompting him to call the police and sparking the investigation.
On Thursday, Louis Lucero was arrested in Eagle County, Colorado on an unrelated charge. Lucero will be held on the current charges, as well as the warrant for murder. He will be scheduled for an extradition hearing before returning to San Bernardino County.
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Dozens of Illegal Aliens Found Sealed In Tractor Trailer In Texas

LAREDO , TEXAS – U.S. Border Patrol agents discovered 36 individuals inside a sealed tractor trailer during a failed human @ @ @ @ @ Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 35 ( I-35 ) .
The incident occurred on the morning @ @ @ @ @ a white commercial tractor hauling a white trailer approached the I-35 checkpoint .
After an @ @ @ @ @ , a non-intrusive scan of the tractor-trailer revealed several individuals being smuggled inside the trailer @ @ @ @ @ seal and searched its interior .
They discovered 36 individuals all illegally present in the @ @ @ @ @ countries of Mexico , Guatemala , Honduras and Ecuador .
All were evaluated by an @ @ @ @ @ time of encounter .
None required immediate medical attention .
The 36 individuals and the @ @ @ @ @ , were taken into custody pending further investigation .

LAREDO, TEXAS – U.S. Border Patrol agents discovered 36 individuals inside a sealed tractor trailer during a failed human smuggling attempt at the Border Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 35 (I-35).
The incident occurred on the morning of April 30, when a white commercial tractor hauling a white trailer approached the I-35 checkpoint. After an immigration inspection of the driver, a non-intrusive scan of the tractor-trailer revealed several individuals being smuggled inside the trailer.
Agents cut the trailer seal and searched its interior. They discovered 36 individuals all illegally present in the United States, from the countries of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and Ecuador. All were evaluated by an Emergency Medical Technician at the time of encounter. None required immediate medical attention. The 36 individuals and the driver, a U.S. Citizen, were taken into custody pending further investigation.
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Georgia Governor Will Allow Shelter-In-Place Order To Expire Tonight

Atlanta , GA – Today Governor Brian P. Kemp signed Executive Order 4.30.20.01 and issued the following statement : “ Tonight at 11:59 PM , the statewide shelter in place order for most Georgians will expire .
However , moving forward , I am urging Georgians to continue to stay home whenever possible .
I want to thank the people of our great state who heeded public health advice , afforded us time to bolster our healthcare infrastructure , and flattened the curve .
We were successful in these efforts , but the fight is far from over .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ businesses across the Peach State must continue to operate with strict social distancing and sanitation rules to keep customers and employees safe through May 13 , 2020 .
Those rules vary by business type for a measured , health-driven approach .
“ The health and well-being of Georgians are my top priorities , and my decisions are based on data and advice from health officials .
I will do what is necessary to protect the lives – and livelihoods – of our people .
I will formally extend our public health state of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enhanced testing across Georgia , ramp up contact tracing , and maintain effective emergency response operations in every region .
“ To protect vulnerable populations , I will sign an order today requiring medically fragile and elderly Georgians to continue to shelter in place through June 12 , 2020 .
In addition , I will order long-term care facilities – including nursing homes , personal care homes , assisted living facilities , and similar community living homes – to utilize enhanced infection control protocols , ensure safer living conditions , and protect residents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Together , we will defeat this virus and emerge stronger .
Thank you , and God Bless .
”

Atlanta, GA – Today Governor Brian P. Kemp signed Executive Order 4.30.20.01 and issued the following statement:
“Tonight at 11:59 PM, the statewide shelter in place order for most Georgians will expire. However, moving forward, I am urging Georgians to continue to stay home whenever possible. I want to thank the people of our great state who heeded public health advice, afforded us time to bolster our healthcare infrastructure, and flattened the curve. We were successful in these efforts, but the fight is far from over.
“In accordance with our executive orders, businesses across the Peach State must continue to operate with strict social distancing and sanitation rules to keep customers and employees safe through May 13, 2020. Those rules vary by business type for a measured, health-driven approach.
“The health and well-being of Georgians are my top priorities, and my decisions are based on data and advice from health officials. I will do what is necessary to protect the lives – and livelihoods – of our people. I will formally extend our public health state of emergency through June 12, 2020to continue enhanced testing across Georgia, ramp up contact tracing, and maintain effective emergency response operations in every region.
“To protect vulnerable populations, I will sign an order today requiring medically fragile and elderly Georgians to continue to shelter in place through June 12, 2020. In addition, I will order long-term care facilities – including nursing homes, personal care homes, assisted living facilities, and similar community living homes – to utilize enhanced infection control protocols, ensure safer living conditions, and protect residents and staff from coronavirus exposure.
“Together, we will defeat this virus and emerge stronger. Thank you, and God Bless.”
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Woman Charged With Hitting Ex With Truck, Causing Accident While Fleeing

New Castle– The Delaware State Police have arrested 44-year-old Tara Woodward of Wilmington after she struck her ex-boyfriend with her vehicle and fled the scene .
The incident occurred on April 27 , 2020 , at 1:59 p.m. , when Troopers were dispatched to Wawa , located at 117 S. DuPont Highway , New Castle , about a report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle .
Upon arrival , Troopers made contact with the 32-year-old male victim who advised he was involved in a verbal domestic with Woodward while sitting in Woodward ’ s 2001 Chevrolet Silverado in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ argument escalated , and Woodward told the victim to get out of her vehicle .
As he exited the vehicle and walked across the parking lot , Woodward accelerated her vehicle and began driving directly toward the victim .
The victim feared for his safety and began running across the parking lot when the front bumper of Woodward ’ s vehicle struck his lower body , causing him to fall to the ground and sustain minor injuries .
While fleeing the scene , Woodward failed to stop at the red light at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 100 South Dupont Highway , New Castle Delaware , and collided with a 2017 Nissan Altima .
After the collision , she failed to stop at the accident scene and fled Northbound on North Dupont Highway .
On April 28 , 2020 , Woodward was taken into custody and transported to Troop 2 where she was charged with the following crimes : • Possession of a Deadly Weapon During the Commission of a Felony

New Castle– The Delaware State Police have arrested 44-year-old Tara Woodward of Wilmington after she struck her ex-boyfriend with her vehicle and fled the scene.
The incident occurred on April 27, 2020, at 1:59 p.m., when Troopers were dispatched to Wawa, located at 117 S. DuPont Highway, New Castle, about a report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle. Upon arrival, Troopers made contact with the 32-year-old male victim who advised he was involved in a verbal domestic with Woodward while sitting in Woodward’s 2001 Chevrolet Silverado in the parking lot of Wawa. The argument escalated, and Woodward told the victim to get out of her vehicle. As he exited the vehicle and walked across the parking lot, Woodward accelerated her vehicle and began driving directly toward the victim. The victim feared for his safety and began running across the parking lot when the front bumper of Woodward’s vehicle struck his lower body, causing him to fall to the ground and sustain minor injuries.
While fleeing the scene, Woodward failed to stop at the red light at the intersection of Hares Corner in front of 100 South Dupont Highway, New Castle Delaware, and collided with a 2017 Nissan Altima. After the collision, she failed to stop at the accident scene and fled Northbound on North Dupont Highway.
On April 28, 2020, Woodward was taken into custody and transported to Troop 2 where she was charged with the following crimes:
Possession of a Deadly Weapon During the Commission of a Felony
Aggravated Menacing (Felony)
Leaving the Scene of a Property Collision Accident
Failure to Provide Information at Collision Scene
Failure to Have Required Insurance
Failure to Stop At a Red Light
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Trooper Shot After New Jersey Home Invasion — Multiple Arrests

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced criminal charges in two related incidents that occurred on the evening of Saturday , April 25 : a home invasion robbery in Pittsgrove , N.J. , followed several hours later by the shooting of a New Jersey State Trooper who was conducting an investigation at the scene .
The Salem County Prosecutor ’ s Office charged five women for the home invasion robbery , and the Attorney General ’ s Office of Public Integrity & Accountability ( OPIA ) charged three men in connection with the shooting .
One of the men @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 21 , of Bridgeton , N.J. , has been charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer .
All eight defendants have been arrested and are being held in the Salem County Jail pending detention hearings .
The investigation of the trooper shooting is ongoing and additional charges may be filed .
“ We have zero tolerance for those who violently attack our law enforcement officers , ” said Attorney General Grewal .
“ Our State Troopers put their lives on the line every day to keep our communities safe , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reminder of the brave work our Troopers perform .
I am grateful to the investigators and prosecutors who have worked around the clock since Saturday night to identify the perpetrators and ensure that they are held accountable.
” “ Anyone attempting to murder a New Jersey State Trooper , or any member of law enforcement , will find no safe haven .
Our pursuit will be relentless , unwavering and swift , ” said Colonel Callahan .
“ Fortunately , we did not suffer a tragedy .
I commend our troopers and partnering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quickly arrested and no longer pose a threat to our communities.
” The home invasion robbery took place at approximately 6:15 pm in the Harding Woods mobile home park on Harding Highway in Pittsgrove .
Five women – later identified as Jazmin Valentin , 32 , of Bridgeton , N.J. ; Yomari Lazu , 43 , of Bridgeton , N.J. ; Iramari Lazu , 22 , of Bridgeton , N.J. ; Maria Betancourt , 39 , of Vineland , N.J. ; and Mayra Roblero , 52 , of Bridgeton , N.J. – forced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who lived in the mobile home park , assaulted her , and stole her iPhone .
The victim suffered a broken rib and lacerated lung .
Later that evening , a State Trooper , Detective Richard Hershey , was investigating the incident at the mobile home park when a caravan of vehicles approached the scene .
Several individuals exited the vehicle and confronted Detective Hershey , who identified himself as a law enforcement officer .
At least three of the individuals in the caravan – Hutchings , as well as Kareen “ Kai @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bridgeton , N.J and Colby Opperman , 18 , of Bridgeton , N.J. – were armed with firearms .
At approximately 10:40 p.m. , Hutchings allegedly opened fire on Detective Hershey .
The officer was wounded in his upper leg .
Detective Hershey returned fire and the suspects fled the scene .
Detective Hershey was transported to Cooper University Hospital in Camden and underwent surgery .
He is recovering in the hospital and is in stable condition .
One of the members of the caravan , who is not charged in this case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
She suffered a wound to her leg , was treated at the hospital , and later released .
The five women implicated in the home invasion were charged with three second-degree crimes – aggravated assault , robbery , and conspiracy to commit robbery – as well as burglary and conspiracy to commit burglary , which are both third-degree crimes .
Hutchings was charged with first-degree attempted murder , aggravated assault on a police officer , unlawful possession of a weapon , and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the shooting – Warner and Opperman – were each charged with a single count of second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon .
“ Anyone who would open fire on a law enforcement officer conducting an investigation , as Hutchings is alleged to have done , represents a grave danger to the community , ” said Director Thomas Eicher of the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability .
“ Justice demanded swift action in this case , as did public safety .
We will continue to work closely with the New Jersey State @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this attack are prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
” “ The strength of our law enforcement community in New Jersey lies in our partnerships and collaboration , and there is no stronger partner than the New Jersey State Police , ” said Salem County Prosecutor John T. Lenahan .
“ This shocking attack on a member of the State Police who was working with us on an investigation demonstrates what our officers risk every day to protect us .
We are grateful that he is recovering and we are gratified @ @ @ @ @ @ @ able to bring those responsible for that shooting – and the home invasion that preceded it – to justice.
” The home invasion was investigated by the New Jersey State Police and the Salem County Prosecutor ’ s Office .
The shooting investigation was conducted by the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability and the New Jersey State Police , specifically the Major Crime Unit South , Troop “ A ” Criminal Investigation Office , Crime Scene Investigation Unit and Cold Case Unit of the New Jersey State Police .
The arrests were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fugitive and TEAMS Units .
Assistance was provided by the U.S .
Marshals Service NY/NJ Regional Fugitive Task Force , under the direction of U.S .
Marshal Juan Mattos , Jr. and the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives , under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Charlie J. Patterson .
The first-degree attempted murder charge carries a sentence of 10 to 20 years in state prison , including a period of parole ineligibility equal to 85 percent of the sentence imposed , and a fine of up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a fine of up to $ 150,000 .
Second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon carries a mandatory period of parole ineligibility equal to one-third to one-half of the sentence imposed or three years , whichever is greater .
Third-degree crimes carry a sentence of three to five years in state prison and a fine of up to $ 15,000 .

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced criminal charges in two related incidents that occurred on the evening of Saturday, April 25: a home invasion robbery in Pittsgrove, N.J., followed several hours later by the shooting of a New Jersey State Trooper who was conducting an investigation at the scene.
The Salem County Prosecutor’s Office charged five women for the home invasion robbery, and the Attorney General’s Office of Public Integrity & Accountability (OPIA) charged three men in connection with the shooting. One of the men, Najzeir “Naz” Hutchings, 21, of Bridgeton, N.J., has been charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. All eight defendants have been arrested and are being held in the Salem County Jail pending detention hearings. The investigation of the trooper shooting is ongoing and additional charges may be filed.
“We have zero tolerance for those who violently attack our law enforcement officers,” said Attorney General Grewal. “Our State Troopers put their lives on the line every day to keep our communities safe, and Saturday’s incident is an important reminder of the brave work our Troopers perform. I am grateful to the investigators and prosecutors who have worked around the clock since Saturday night to identify the perpetrators and ensure that they are held accountable.”
“Anyone attempting to murder a New Jersey State Trooper, or any member of law enforcement, will find no safe haven. Our pursuit will be relentless, unwavering and swift,” said Colonel Callahan. “Fortunately, we did not suffer a tragedy. I commend our troopers and partnering agencies who ensured that those responsible were quickly arrested and no longer pose a threat to our communities.”
The home invasion robbery took place at approximately 6:15 pm in the Harding Woods mobile home park on Harding Highway in Pittsgrove. Five women – later identified as Jazmin Valentin, 32, of Bridgeton, N.J.; Yomari Lazu, 43, of Bridgeton, N.J.; Iramari Lazu, 22, of Bridgeton, N.J.; Maria Betancourt, 39, of Vineland, N.J.; and Mayra Roblero, 52, of Bridgeton, N.J. – forced entry into the residence of a woman who lived in the mobile home park, assaulted her, and stole her iPhone. The victim suffered a broken rib and lacerated lung.
Later that evening, a State Trooper, Detective Richard Hershey, was investigating the incident at the mobile home park when a caravan of vehicles approached the scene. Several individuals exited the vehicle and confronted Detective Hershey, who identified himself as a law enforcement officer. At least three of the individuals in the caravan – Hutchings, as well as Kareen “Kai” Warner Jr., 19, of Bridgeton, N.J and Colby Opperman, 18, of Bridgeton, N.J. – were armed with firearms.
At approximately 10:40 p.m., Hutchings allegedly opened fire on Detective Hershey. The officer was wounded in his upper leg. Detective Hershey returned fire and the suspects fled the scene. Detective Hershey was transported to Cooper University Hospital in Camden and underwent surgery. He is recovering in the hospital and is in stable condition.
One of the members of the caravan, who is not charged in this case, was also injured during the gunfire. She suffered a wound to her leg, was treated at the hospital, and later released.
The five women implicated in the home invasion were charged with three second-degree crimes – aggravated assault, robbery, and conspiracy to commit robbery – as well as burglary and conspiracy to commit burglary, which are both third-degree crimes.
Hutchings was charged with first-degree attempted murder, aggravated assault on a police officer, unlawful possession of a weapon, and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose. The other two men charged for their involvement in the shooting – Warner and Opperman – were each charged with a single count of second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon.
“Anyone who would open fire on a law enforcement officer conducting an investigation, as Hutchings is alleged to have done, represents a grave danger to the community,” said Director Thomas Eicher of the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability. “Justice demanded swift action in this case, as did public safety. We will continue to work closely with the New Jersey State Police to ensure that those responsible for this attack are prosecuted to the full extent of the law.”
“The strength of our law enforcement community in New Jersey lies in our partnerships and collaboration, and there is no stronger partner than the New Jersey State Police,” said Salem County Prosecutor John T. Lenahan. “This shocking attack on a member of the State Police who was working with us on an investigation demonstrates what our officers risk every day to protect us. We are grateful that he is recovering and we are gratified that, working together, we were able to bring those responsible for that shooting – and the home invasion that preceded it – to justice.”
The home invasion was investigated by the New Jersey State Police and the Salem County Prosecutor’s Office. The shooting investigation was conducted by the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability and the New Jersey State Police, specifically the Major Crime Unit South, Troop “A” Criminal Investigation Office, Crime Scene Investigation Unit and Cold Case Unit of the New Jersey State Police. The arrests were made by the New Jersey State Police Fugitive and TEAMS Units. Assistance was provided by the U.S. Marshals Service NY/NJ Regional Fugitive Task Force, under the direction of U.S. Marshal Juan Mattos, Jr. and the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Charlie J. Patterson.
The first-degree attempted murder charge carries a sentence of 10 to 20 years in state prison, including a period of parole ineligibility equal to 85 percent of the sentence imposed, and a fine of up to $200,000. Second-degree crimes carry a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a fine of up to $150,000. Second-degree unlawful possession of a weapon carries a mandatory period of parole ineligibility equal to one-third to one-half of the sentence imposed or three years, whichever is greater. Third-degree crimes carry a sentence of three to five years in state prison and a fine of up to $15,000.
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Man Jailed After Firing Gun To Scare Young Girl During Argument; Bond Set at $100

HOUSTON , TX — On Wednesday , deputies responded to the 14500 block of Ella Boulevard in reference to a @ @ @ @ @ arriving , they spoke to the step mother of the young girl who advised that @ @ @ @ @ the residence after a verbal altercation with her father , Marvin Cruz .
Constable Deputies @ @ @ @ @ that she ran away do to being scared because her father fired several rounds from @ @ @ @ @ after a verbal altercation .
Deputies located two shell casings on the patio of the @ @ @ @ @ that he fired off two rounds from a handgun because he was upset and wanted @ @ @ @ @ Marvin Cruz was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail , charged with Disorderly @ @ @ @ @ set at $ 100.00

HOUSTON, TX — On Wednesday, deputies responded to the 14500 block of Ella Boulevard in reference to a juvenile runaway. Upon deputies arriving, they spoke to the step mother of the young girl who advised that the juvenile ran away from the residence after a verbal altercation with her father, Marvin Cruz.
Constable Deputies located the girl who advised that she ran away do to being scared because her father fired several rounds from a handgun into the air after a verbal altercation. Deputies located two shell casings on the patio of the apartment.
Marvin Cruz admitted that he fired off two rounds from a handgun because he was upset and wanted to scare his daughter.
Marvin Cruz was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Disorderly Conduct. His bond was set at $100.00
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Man Charged With Killing His 83-Year-Old Father at Their California Home

LOS ANGELES — A Temple City man was charged today with killing his 83-year-old father last Friday .
Deputy District @ @ @ @ @ Daniel McHugh , 52 , faces one felony count each of murder and purchasing or @ @ @ @ @ temporary restraining order , protective order or injunction .
On April 24 , McHugh allegedly @ @ @ @ @ an argument in the house they shared , the prosecutor said , not revealing what @ @ @ @ @ If convicted as charged , John McHugh faces a possible maximum sentence of 50 years @ @ @ @ @ .
Bail is set at more than $ 2 million .

LOS ANGELES — A Temple City man was charged today with killing his 83-year-old father last Friday.
Deputy District Attorney Melanie Buccat said John Daniel McHugh, 52, faces one felony count each of murder and purchasing or receiving a firearm with a temporary restraining order, protective order or injunction.
On April 24, McHugh allegedly shot Michael P. McHugh during an argument in the house they shared, the prosecutor said, not revealing what how the argument started.
If convicted as charged, John McHugh faces a possible maximum sentence of 50 years to life in state prison. Bail is set at more than $2 million.
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Florida Man Accused Of Raping Woman, Burning Her Hair In Horrific Attack

MARION COUNTY , Fla — On Wednesday , April 29 , 2020 Detective Jessica Galler of the Marion County Sheriff ’ s Office Major Crimes Unit arrested 28-year-old Efthimios Michael Zachary Mikedis of Ocklawaha for Sexual Battery .
On January 10 , 2020 the Orlando Police Department responded to Waterford Lakes Emergency Department and made contact with the victim who reported that a man known as “ Zak , ” later identified as Mikedis , offered to give her a ride from Orange County to her aunt ’ s home in Marion County on January 5 , 2020 .
When @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home , the victim observed what appeared to be a gun in Mikedis waistband .
The victim described Mikedis as someone you would “ instantly be scared of.
” Mikedis arrived in a van driven by his mother , Shannon James .
A second male , Robert McDaniel , was also in the vehicle as well .
The victim told Mikedis she did not want to go , but Mikedis told her she had to .
Once the victim was in the vehicle , Mikedis forced an unknown substance into her mouth and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , forcing her to remain down when she attempted to sit up .
The victim was transported to a residence , where she was led into a camper on the back of the property .
When the victim asked if Mikedis was going to take her to her aunt ’ s home , Mikedis said “ Why don ’ t you just stay here ?
” The victim began blacking out , and believed she was on the verge of unconsciousness .
The victim recalls being sexually battered by Mikedis , as well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sexually batter her .
During the sexual battery , Mikedis said “ Go , go , ” and a second person began sexually battering her .
When the victim woke up she attempted to call an Uber , but before she was able to Mikedis woke up and forced another unknown substance into her mouth .
Mikedis then began burning her hair with a cigarette , and held a pair of scissors to her throat .
The victim began hallucinating due to the unknown substance .
Mikedis grabbed the victim by her hair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mikedis punched her in the back of the head , grabbed her by her hair again , and forced her into a vehicle driven by his mother , Shannon James .
The victim was driven to a Winn Dixie parking lot and forced out of the car .
Detective Galler arrested Mikedis on one count of Sexual Battery and he is being held in the Marion County Jail .
Anyone with information about the second male , Robert McDaniel , is asked to contact Detective Galler at ( 352 ) -368-3535 .
More @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the investigation continues .

MARION COUNTY, Fla — On Wednesday, April 29, 2020 Detective Jessica Galler of the Marion County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit arrested 28-year-old Efthimios Michael Zachary Mikedis of Ocklawaha for Sexual Battery.
On January 10, 2020 the Orlando Police Department responded to Waterford Lakes Emergency Department and made contact with the victim who reported that a man known as “Zak,” later identified as Mikedis, offered to give her a ride from Orange County to her aunt’s home in Marion County on January 5, 2020. When Mikedis arrived at the victim’s home, the victim observed what appeared to be a gun in Mikedis waistband. The victim described Mikedis as someone you would “instantly be scared of.”
Mikedis arrived in a van driven by his mother, Shannon James. A second male, Robert McDaniel, was also in the vehicle as well. The victim told Mikedis she did not want to go, but Mikedis told her she had to. Once the victim was in the vehicle, Mikedis forced an unknown substance into her mouth and forced her to slide between the seats, forcing her to remain down when she attempted to sit up. The victim was transported to a residence, where she was led into a camper on the back of the property. When the victim asked if Mikedis was going to take her to her aunt’s home, Mikedis said “Why don’t you just stay here?” The victim began blacking out, and believed she was on the verge of unconsciousness. The victim recalls being sexually battered by Mikedis, as well as a secondary object being used to sexually batter her. During the sexual battery, Mikedis said “Go, go,” and a second person began sexually battering her.
When the victim woke up she attempted to call an Uber, but before she was able to Mikedis woke up and forced another unknown substance into her mouth. Mikedis then began burning her hair with a cigarette, and held a pair of scissors to her throat. The victim began hallucinating due to the unknown substance. Mikedis grabbed the victim by her hair, dragging her across the property. Mikedis punched her in the back of the head, grabbed her by her hair again, and forced her into a vehicle driven by his mother, Shannon James. The victim was driven to a Winn Dixie parking lot and forced out of the car.
Detective Galler arrested Mikedis on one count of Sexual Battery and he is being held in the Marion County Jail. Anyone with information about the second male, Robert McDaniel, is asked to contact Detective Galler at (352)-368-3535.
More arrests and charges may be forthcoming as the investigation continues.
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breaking911--2020-04-30--Israel’s Largest Bank Admits to Conspiring with U.S. Taxpayers to Hide Assets and Income in Offshore

Israel’s Largest Bank Admits to Conspiring with U.S. Taxpayers to Hide Assets and Income in Offshore Accounts

The Chief of the Internal Revenue Service , Criminal Investigation ( IRS-CI ) , announced today the guilty plea of Bank Hapoalim ( Switzerland ) Ltd. and filing of criminal charges against Bank Hapoalim B.M .
for conspiring with U.S. taxpayers and others to hide more than $ 7.6 billion in more than 5,500 secret Swiss and Israeli bank accounts and the income generated in these accounts from the Internal Revenue Service ( the IRS ) .
BHS ’ s Chief Executive Officer appeared on behalf of the bank to enter the guilty plea before U.S. District Judge Mary Kay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s resolutions , along with resolutions entered into with state and federal partners , Bank Hapoalim B.M .
( BHBM ) , Israel ’ s largest bank , and Bank Hapoalim ( Switzerland ) Ltd. ( BHS ) , its Swiss subsidiary , agreed to pay approximately $ 874.27 million to the U.S. Treasury , the Federal Reserve , and the New York State Department of Financial Services .
Today ’ s resolution is the second-largest recovery by the Department of Justice in connection with its investigations since 2008 into facilitation of offshore @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Today ’ s resolutions and payment of $ 874 million make clear that tax evasion can not be taken lightly , ” said Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen .
“ A fair tax system requires even-handed compliance , and honest conduct by all participants in the system.
” “ The Department of Justice continues to aggressively prosecute banks and other financial institutions that help U.S. taxpayers conceal their income and assets in offshore bank accounts , ” said Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Richard E. Zuckerman .
“ Today , Bank @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conduct – it has admitted to its crimes and will surrender all fees it earned , repay the United States for lost tax revenue , and pay a substantial fine.
” “ Israel ’ s largest bank , Bank Hapoalim , and its Swiss subsidiary have admitted not only failing to prevent but actively assisting U.S. customers to set up secret accounts , to shelter assets and income , and to evade taxes , ” said U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman of the Southern District of New York .
“ The combined payment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the tax evasion by the Bank ’ s U.S. customers , the size of the fees the Bank collected to provide this illegal service , and the gravity of the illegal conduct.
” “ There is no excuse for a foreign financial institution to unlawfully assist wealthy Americans in flouting their responsibilities to pay their taxes , ” said IRS Criminal Investigation Chief Don Fort .
“ With today ’ s guilty plea , Bank Hapoalim is taking responsibility for their role in deliberately breaking the law and undermining the integrity of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Offshore tax evasion is a top priority for IRS Criminal Investigation and we are wholeheartedly committed to bringing offenders to justice .
Today ’ s resolution serves as proof that financial institutions engaging in tax fraud face dire criminal and financial consequences for their behavior.
” “ The vast majority of New Yorkers follow the rules and pay their taxes , thereby contributing their fair share towards critical state and federal government operations and public services , ” said Superintendent Linda A. Lacewell of New York State Department of Financial Services .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ went to great lengths to avoid paying their share , and Bank Hapoalim offered a whole array of services to U.S. citizens , including New Yorkers , that knowingly facilitated their tax evasion .
DFS will not tolerate such behavior from banks that operate in the State of New York .
DFS thanks our federal partners at the U.S. Department of Justice , U.S. Department of the Treasury , and the Federal Reserve Board for their assistance and coordination during this investigation.
” Today ’ s resolutions include agreements with BHBM and BHS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) under which the Bank agreed to accept responsibility for its conduct by stipulating to the accuracy of extensive Statements of Facts .
BHBM further agreed to refrain from all future criminal conduct , implement remedial measures , and cooperate fully with further investigations into hidden bank accounts .
Assuming BHBM ’ s continued compliance with its agreement , the Government has agreed to defer prosecution of BHBM for a period of three years , after which time the Government will seek to dismiss the charge against BHBM .
According to documents filed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is Israel ’ s largest bank and operates primarily as a retail bank with approximately 250 branches throughout Israel and more than 2.5 million accounts .
In addition to retail banking services , BHBM offered private banking services for onshore and offshore customers through its retail branches and its Global Private Banking Center .
BHBM also wholly owned Poalim Trust Services Ltd. , which provided trust formation and management services .
Outside Israel , BHBM owned BHS , a Swiss subsidiary that provided private banking .
BHS is headquartered in Zurich and at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Geneva , Luxembourg , and Singapore .
BHBM also had branches in New York , Miami , the Cayman Islands , the United Kingdom , and Jersey .
From at least in or about 2002 , and continuing until at least in or about 2014 , the Bank conspired with employees , U.S. customers , and others to : ( 1 ) defraud the United States with respect to taxes ; ( 2 ) file false federal tax returns ; and ( 3 ) commit tax evasion .
Employees of BHBM and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ownership and control of assets and funds held at the Bank , which enabled those U.S. customers to evade their U.S. tax obligations , by engaging in the following conduct : • Assisting U.S. customers with opening and maintaining accounts in the names of pseudonyms , code names , trust accounts , and offshore nominee entities ; • Opening customer accounts for known U.S. customers using non-U.S. forms of identification ; • Enabling U.S. taxpayers to evade U.S reporting requirements on securities ’ earnings in violation of the Bank ’ s agreements with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mail ” services for a fee , avoiding any correspondence regarding the undeclared account being sent to the U.S. ; • Offering back-to-back loans for U.S. taxpayers to enable them to access funds in the United States that were held in offshore accounts at the Bank in Switzerland and Israel ; and • Processing wire transfers or issuing checks in amounts of less than $ 10,000 that were drawn on the accounts of U.S. taxpayers or entities in order to avoid triggering scrutiny .
At least four senior executives of the Bank , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s board of directors , were directly involved in aiding and abetting tax evasion of U.S. taxpayers .
Under today ’ s resolutions , the Bank is required to cooperate fully with ongoing investigations and affirmatively disclose any information it may later uncover regarding U.S.-related accounts .
The Bank is also required to disclose information consistent with the Department of Justice ’ s Swiss Bank Program relating to accounts closed between Jan. 1 , 2009 , and Dec. 31 , 2019 .
The agreements provide no protection from criminal or civil prosecution for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ total of $ 214.38 million , which has three parts .
First , BHBM has agreed to pay $ 77,877,099 in restitution to the IRS , which represents the unpaid taxes resulting from BHBM ’ s participation in the conspiracy .
Second , BHBM has agreed to forfeit $ 35,696,929 to the United States , which represents gross fees ( not profits ) that the bank earned on its undeclared accounts between 2002 and 2014 .
Finally , BHBM has agreed to pay a penalty of $ 100,811,585 .
BHS will pay a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also has three parts .
First , BHS has agreed to pay $ 138,908,073 in restitution to the IRS , which represents the unpaid taxes resulting from BHS ’ s participation in the conspiracy .
Second , BHS has agreed to forfeit $ 124,628,449 in gross fees to the United States .
Finally , BHS has agreed to pay a fine of $ 138,998,399 .
These payments were approved by Judge Vyskocil today in connection with BHS ’ s plea and sentencing .
Both the penalty and fine amounts take into consideration that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cooperation through an inadequate internal investigation and the provision of incomplete and inaccurate information and data to the Government , thereafter conducted a thorough internal investigation , provided client-identifying information , and cooperated in ongoing investigations and prosecutions .
The Bank further implemented remedial measures to protect against the use of its services for tax evasion in the future .
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System is also announcing today that it has reached a resolution with BHBM , by which BHBM has agreed to a consent order , certain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. law in its ongoing operations , and a civil monetary penalty of $ 37.35 million .
Additionally , the New York State Department of Financial Services is announcing a similar resolution by which BHBM has agreed to a cease and desist order and a monetary penalty of $ 220 million .

The Chief of the Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI), announced today the guilty plea of Bank Hapoalim (Switzerland) Ltd. and filing of criminal charges against Bank Hapoalim B.M. for conspiring with U.S. taxpayers and others to hide more than $7.6 billion in more than 5,500 secret Swiss and Israeli bank accounts and the income generated in these accounts from the Internal Revenue Service (the IRS). BHS’s Chief Executive Officer appeared on behalf of the bank to enter the guilty plea before U.S. District Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil.
As part of today’s resolutions, along with resolutions entered into with state and federal partners, Bank Hapoalim B.M. (BHBM), Israel’s largest bank, and Bank Hapoalim (Switzerland) Ltd. (BHS), its Swiss subsidiary, agreed to pay approximately $874.27 million to the U.S. Treasury, the Federal Reserve, and the New York State Department of Financial Services. Today’s resolution is the second-largest recovery by the Department of Justice in connection with its investigations since 2008 into facilitation of offshore U.S. tax evasion by foreign banks.
“Today’s resolutions and payment of $874 million make clear that tax evasion cannot be taken lightly,” said Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey A. Rosen. “A fair tax system requires even-handed compliance, and honest conduct by all participants in the system.”
“The Department of Justice continues to aggressively prosecute banks and other financial institutions that help U.S. taxpayers conceal their income and assets in offshore bank accounts,” said Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Richard E. Zuckerman. “Today, Bank Hapoalim is being held accountable for its conduct – it has admitted to its crimes and will surrender all fees it earned, repay the United States for lost tax revenue, and pay a substantial fine.”
“Israel’s largest bank, Bank Hapoalim, and its Swiss subsidiary have admitted not only failing to prevent but actively assisting U.S. customers to set up secret accounts, to shelter assets and income, and to evade taxes,” said U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman of the Southern District of New York. “The combined payment approaching $1 billion reflects the magnitude of the tax evasion by the Bank’s U.S. customers, the size of the fees the Bank collected to provide this illegal service, and the gravity of the illegal conduct.”
“There is no excuse for a foreign financial institution to unlawfully assist wealthy Americans in flouting their responsibilities to pay their taxes,” said IRS Criminal Investigation Chief Don Fort. “With today’s guilty plea, Bank Hapoalim is taking responsibility for their role in deliberately breaking the law and undermining the integrity of this nation’s tax system. Offshore tax evasion is a top priority for IRS Criminal Investigation and we are wholeheartedly committed to bringing offenders to justice. Today’s resolution serves as proof that financial institutions engaging in tax fraud face dire criminal and financial consequences for their behavior.”
“The vast majority of New Yorkers follow the rules and pay their taxes, thereby contributing their fair share towards critical state and federal government operations and public services,” said Superintendent Linda A. Lacewell of New York State Department of Financial Services. “There are some, however, who went to great lengths to avoid paying their share, and Bank Hapoalim offered a whole array of services to U.S. citizens, including New Yorkers, that knowingly facilitated their tax evasion. DFS will not tolerate such behavior from banks that operate in the State of New York. DFS thanks our federal partners at the U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Department of the Treasury, and the Federal Reserve Board for their assistance and coordination during this investigation.”
Today’s resolutions include agreements with BHBM and BHS (collectively, the “Bank”) under which the Bank agreed to accept responsibility for its conduct by stipulating to the accuracy of extensive Statements of Facts. BHBM further agreed to refrain from all future criminal conduct, implement remedial measures, and cooperate fully with further investigations into hidden bank accounts. Assuming BHBM’s continued compliance with its agreement, the Government has agreed to defer prosecution of BHBM for a period of three years, after which time the Government will seek to dismiss the charge against BHBM.
According to documents filed today in Manhattan federal court:
BHBM is Israel’s largest bank and operates primarily as a retail bank with approximately 250 branches throughout Israel and more than 2.5 million accounts. In addition to retail banking services, BHBM offered private banking services for onshore and offshore customers through its retail branches and its Global Private Banking Center. BHBM also wholly owned Poalim Trust Services Ltd., which provided trust formation and management services. Outside Israel, BHBM owned BHS, a Swiss subsidiary that provided private banking. BHS is headquartered in Zurich and at times during the prosecution period had branches in Geneva, Luxembourg, and Singapore. BHBM also had branches in New York, Miami, the Cayman Islands, the United Kingdom, and Jersey.
From at least in or about 2002, and continuing until at least in or about 2014, the Bank conspired with employees, U.S. customers, and others to: (1) defraud the United States with respect to taxes; (2) file false federal tax returns; and (3) commit tax evasion. Employees of BHBM and BHS assisted U.S. customers in concealing their ownership and control of assets and funds held at the Bank, which enabled those U.S. customers to evade their U.S. tax obligations, by engaging in the following conduct:
Assisting U.S. customers with opening and maintaining accounts in the names of pseudonyms, code names, trust accounts, and offshore nominee entities;
Opening customer accounts for known U.S. customers using non-U.S. forms of identification;
Enabling U.S. taxpayers to evade U.S reporting requirements on securities’ earnings in violation of the Bank’s agreements with the IRS;
Providing “hold mail” services for a fee, avoiding any correspondence regarding the undeclared account being sent to the U.S.;
Offering back-to-back loans for U.S. taxpayers to enable them to access funds in the United States that were held in offshore accounts at the Bank in Switzerland and Israel; and
Processing wire transfers or issuing checks in amounts of less than $10,000 that were drawn on the accounts of U.S. taxpayers or entities in order to avoid triggering scrutiny.
At least four senior executives of the Bank, including two former members of BHS’s board of directors, were directly involved in aiding and abetting tax evasion of U.S. taxpayers.
Under today’s resolutions, the Bank is required to cooperate fully with ongoing investigations and affirmatively disclose any information it may later uncover regarding U.S.-related accounts. The Bank is also required to disclose information consistent with the Department of Justice’s Swiss Bank Program relating to accounts closed between Jan. 1, 2009, and Dec. 31, 2019. The agreements provide no protection from criminal or civil prosecution for any individuals.
BHBM will pay a total of $214.38 million, which has three parts. First, BHBM has agreed to pay $77,877,099 in restitution to the IRS, which represents the unpaid taxes resulting from BHBM’s participation in the conspiracy. Second, BHBM has agreed to forfeit $35,696,929 to the United States, which represents gross fees (not profits) that the bank earned on its undeclared accounts between 2002 and 2014. Finally, BHBM has agreed to pay a penalty of $100,811,585.
BHS will pay a total of $402.53 million, which also has three parts. First, BHS has agreed to pay $138,908,073 in restitution to the IRS, which represents the unpaid taxes resulting from BHS’s participation in the conspiracy. Second, BHS has agreed to forfeit $124,628,449 in gross fees to the United States. Finally, BHS has agreed to pay a fine of $138,998,399. These payments were approved by Judge Vyskocil today in connection with BHS’s plea and sentencing.
Both the penalty and fine amounts take into consideration that the Bank, after initially providing deficient cooperation through an inadequate internal investigation and the provision of incomplete and inaccurate information and data to the Government, thereafter conducted a thorough internal investigation, provided client-identifying information, and cooperated in ongoing investigations and prosecutions. The Bank further implemented remedial measures to protect against the use of its services for tax evasion in the future.
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System is also announcing today that it has reached a resolution with BHBM, by which BHBM has agreed to a consent order, certain remedial steps to ensure its compliance with U.S. law in its ongoing operations, and a civil monetary penalty of $37.35 million. Additionally, the New York State Department of Financial Services is announcing a similar resolution by which BHBM has agreed to a cease and desist order and a monetary penalty of $220 million.
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breaking911--2020-05-01--Women Accused Of Stealing Morphine, PPE From Indianapolis Cancer Center

INDIANAPOLIS , Ind .
– DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge J. Michael Gannon and United States Attorney Josh J. Minkler announced today , April E. Hayworth , 31 , Indianapolis , and Christina A. Smith , 37 , Indianapolis , were charged today on federal drug , conspiracy , and burglary charges .
“ During this COVID19 pandemic , it is vitally important to protect our medical system and the supplies that are needed to treat patients and protect our medical workers.
” said Minkler .
“ These individuals were trying to make some quick money at the cost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will not be tolerated during a pandemic or ever.
” On April 14 , 2020 , two females broke into a restricted medication storage area at the Central Indiana Cancer Center and stole 30 carpujets of morphine , a Schedule II controlled substance .
With a covering over their heads , each individual opened multiple cabinets , removing the missing controlled substances .
Agents also discovered that Personal Protective Equipment ( PPE ) and other medical supplies had been stolen from the hospital , including seven boxes of isolation masks ; 50 tubs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; 20 bottles of hand sanitizer ; eight bottles of air deodorizer ; and six tubs of bleach wipes .
During the investigation , one of the females was identified as April Hayworth , a member of the cleaning crew at the hospital .
Further investigation identified the other female as Christina Smith .
Investigators discovered that Smith planned on selling the morphine .
Investigators later observed Smith entering a vehicle with an associate .
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Officers initiated a traffic stop .
Ms. Smith was identified and arrested on an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , officers discovered 29 carpujets of morphine in the vehicle .
This case was the result of an investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department .
“ It is absolutely shameful with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic , that Ms. Hayworth and Ms. Smith would burglarize the Central Indiana Cancer Centers , and steal a significant amount of morphine and personal protective equipment.
” said DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge , Michael Gannon .
“ The DEA Tactical Diversion Squad , Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department , United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Health Care , and the cleaning company are to be commended for their assistance in holding Ms. Hayworth and Ms. Smith accountable for their misconduct.
” “ As our community faces the challenges that result from COVID-19 , it is our collective responsibility to support the healthcare workers serving on the frontlines of this pandemic – and that means ensuring they have all of the tools , and especially the Personal Protective Equipment , they need to serve residents , ” said IMPD Chief Randal Taylor .
“ We are in this together @ @ @ @ @ @ @ harming our healthcare partners , law enforcement will hold them accountable to the fullest extent possible.
” According to Assistant United States Attorney Kyle Sawa who is prosecuting this case for the government , each defendant faces up to 20 years ’ imprisonment , three years of supervised release , and a maximum fine of $ 1,000,000 .

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge J. Michael Gannon and United States Attorney Josh J. Minkler announced today, April E. Hayworth, 31, Indianapolis, and Christina A. Smith, 37, Indianapolis, were charged today on federal drug, conspiracy, and burglary charges.
“During this COVID19 pandemic, it is vitally important to protect our medical system and the supplies that are needed to treat patients and protect our medical workers.” said Minkler. “These individuals were trying to make some quick money at the cost of endangering innocent lives. This conduct will not be tolerated during a pandemic or ever.”
On April 14, 2020, two females broke into a restricted medication storage area at the Central Indiana Cancer Center and stole 30 carpujets of morphine, a Schedule II controlled substance. With a covering over their heads, each individual opened multiple cabinets, removing the missing controlled substances. Agents also discovered that Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and other medical supplies had been stolen from the hospital, including seven boxes of isolation masks; 50 tubs of sani-wipes; ten containers of soap; 20 bottles of hand sanitizer; eight bottles of air deodorizer; and six tubs of bleach wipes.
During the investigation, one of the females was identified as April Hayworth, a member of the cleaning crew at the hospital. Further investigation identified the other female as Christina Smith. Investigators discovered that Smith planned on selling the morphine.
Investigators later observed Smith entering a vehicle with an associate. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Officers initiated a traffic stop. Ms. Smith was identified and arrested on an outstanding arrest warrant. During the arrest, officers discovered 29 carpujets of morphine in the vehicle.
This case was the result of an investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
“It is absolutely shameful with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, that Ms. Hayworth and Ms. Smith would burglarize the Central Indiana Cancer Centers, and steal a significant amount of morphine and personal protective equipment.” said DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Michael Gannon. “The DEA Tactical Diversion Squad, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, United States Attorney’s Office, Indiana University Health Care, and the cleaning company are to be commended for their assistance in holding Ms. Hayworth and Ms. Smith accountable for their misconduct.”
“As our community faces the challenges that result from COVID-19, it is our collective responsibility to support the healthcare workers serving on the frontlines of this pandemic – and that means ensuring they have all of the tools, and especially the Personal Protective Equipment, they need to serve residents,” said IMPD Chief Randal Taylor. “We are in this together. When someone seeks to profit from harming our healthcare partners, law enforcement will hold them accountable to the fullest extent possible.”
According to Assistant United States Attorney Kyle Sawa who is prosecuting this case for the government, each defendant faces up to 20 years’ imprisonment, three years of supervised release, and a maximum fine of $1,000,000.
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breaking911--2020-05-03--LAPD Officer Shoots LAPD Officer While on Camping Trip

Three Los Angeles Police Department officers were involved in a shooting , that occurred just after 1:00 am Sunday morning in an unincorporated area of Apple Valley .
San Bernardino County Sheriff ’ s Department deputies responded to a shooting call at the Stoddard Wells Off-Highway Vehicle Area at a campsite .
They arrived to find three LAPD employees , one an off-duty police officer , suffering from a gunshot wound .
The officer was airlifted to a nearby hospital and is in stable condition and expected to survive .
A second employee , an off-duty supervisor , was not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ identified as Police Officer III Ismael Tamayo , assigned to the Department ’ s Newton Division .
Deputies said , “ the three friends were camping and shooting guns at the OHV area over the weekend .
Early Sunday morning , for reasons still under investigation , Ismael Tamayo shot the victim , striking him in the upper body.
” Deputies located Tamayo nearby and he was taken into custody .
At the time of his arrest he was in possession a firearm .
The Department is cooperating with the San Bernardino County @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigation .
In response to the arrest , Police Chief Michel Moore expressed disappointment and frustration , “ The events overnight culminating in the serious injury to our off-duty officer , apparently at the hands of another member of this Department , give me great concern .
I spoke earlier this morning with San Bernardino Sheriff John McMahon , pledging our full support of their criminal investigation .
I am thankful our injured officer is in stable condition and expected to survive .
I am committed to determining what and how this occurred.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ his police powers pending the outcome of the criminal and administrative investigation .
It was unclear what events led up to the shooting .

Three Los Angeles Police Department officers were involved in a shooting, that occurred just after 1:00 am Sunday morning in an unincorporated area of Apple Valley.
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department deputies responded to a shooting call at the Stoddard Wells Off-Highway Vehicle Area at a campsite. They arrived to find three LAPD employees, one an off-duty police officer, suffering from a gunshot wound.
The officer was airlifted to a nearby hospital and is in stable condition and expected to survive. A second employee, an off-duty supervisor, was not injured by the third accused employee, identified as Police Officer III Ismael Tamayo, assigned to the Department’s Newton Division.
Deputies said, “the three friends were camping and shooting guns at the OHV area over the weekend. Early Sunday morning, for reasons still under investigation, Ismael Tamayo shot the victim, striking him in the upper body.”
Deputies located Tamayo nearby and he was taken into custody. At the time of his arrest he was in possession a firearm.
Ismael Tamayo was booked for attempted murder.
The Department is cooperating with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office in their criminal investigation.
In response to the arrest, Police Chief Michel Moore expressed disappointment and frustration, “The events overnight culminating in the serious injury to our off-duty officer, apparently at the hands of another member of this Department, give me great concern. I spoke earlier this morning with San Bernardino Sheriff John McMahon, pledging our full support of their criminal investigation. I am thankful our injured officer is in stable condition and expected to survive. I am committed to determining what and how this occurred.”
Officer Tamayo has been relieved of his police powers pending the outcome of the criminal and administrative investigation.
It was unclear what events led up to the shooting.
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breaking911--2020-05-03--Spectacular Cockpit Video Shows Blue Angels, Thunderbirds During Atlanta Flyover

The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron , the Blue Angels , and U.S. Air Demonstration Squadron , the Thunderbirds , @ @ @ @ @ and essential workers with formation flights over Baltimore , Washington D.C. , and Atlanta on @ @ @ @ @ Cockpit footage from Lt. Cmdr .
James Cox , Blue Angel Slot Pilot .

The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, and U.S. Air Demonstration Squadron, the Thunderbirds, honored frontline COVID-19 first responders and essential workers with formation flights over Baltimore, Washington D.C., and Atlanta on May 2, 2020. Cockpit footage from Lt. Cmdr. James Cox, Blue Angel Slot Pilot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vi5f3kJd5E
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breaking911--2020-05-03--Florida Woman Dead After Crashing Into Domino’s Pizza

Lauderdale Lakes , FL — Broward Sheriff ’ s Office traffic homicide detectives are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash which @ @ @ @ @ 3800 block of West Oakland Park Boulevard in Lauderdale Lakes .
Just before 9 p.m. @ @ @ @ @ , 58 , was traveling westbound in a 2013 silver Honda Civic on West Oakland @ @ @ @ @ veered off the roadway in a northwesterly direction .
The Honda Civic continued to veer @ @ @ @ @ concrete curb and through a sandy/grass field , before sideswiping a commercial-grade dumpster and finally @ @ @ @ @ the shopping plaza occupied by Domino ’ s Pizza .
Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue responded @ @ @ @ @ Health Medical Center where she was pronounced deceased .
The investigation into the cause of @ @ @ @ @

Lauderdale Lakes, FL — Broward Sheriff’s Office traffic homicide detectives are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash which occurred Wednesday night at the 3800 block of West Oakland Park Boulevard in Lauderdale Lakes.
Just before 9 p.m. April 29, Josie Francois, 58, was traveling westbound in a 2013 silver Honda Civic on West Oakland Park Boulevard when her vehicle veered off the roadway in a northwesterly direction.
The Honda Civic continued to veer, driving over the raised concrete curb and through a sandy/grass field, before sideswiping a commercial-grade dumpster and finally striking the southernmost portion of the shopping plaza occupied by Domino’s Pizza.
Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue responded and transported Francois to Broward Health Medical Center where she was pronounced deceased.
The investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing.
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breaking911--2020-05-03--Eminem’s Home Intruder Tried Tracking Him Down Last Summer – (VIDEO)

Eminem came face-to-face with a home intruder who slipped past his own security and the guy made it into his @ @ @ @ @ got past security fencing and a gated entrance and was walking the property around 4:30 @ @ @ @ @ Cops say he then rung the doorbell and asked where the rapper was .

Eminem came face-to-face with a home intruder who slipped past his own security and the guy made it into his living room.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG8EeVPobpo
He allegedly got past security fencing and a gated entrance and was walking the property around 4:30 AM looking for Eminem. Cops say he then rung the doorbell and asked where the rapper was.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9HBNVI-z6s
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breaking911--2020-05-03--“It’s In God’s Hands Now.” Woman Accused Of Licking Hands, Quarters, Touching Food In Restaurant & G

“It’s In God’s Hands Now.” Woman Accused Of Licking Hands, Quarters, Touching Food In Restaurant & Grocery Stores Arrested

SUMTER , SC — A woman is in custody and charged after licking her hands and then touching grocery store fixtures and products .
A $ 100,000 bond was set and COVID-19 testing ordered this morning for Shenir Gibson Holliday , 38 , of Sumter .
She is being held at the Sumter County Sheriff ’ s Office Detention Center .
Holliday was taken into custody Saturday by Sumter Police Department officers who responded to suspicious person call at the IGA on Pinewood Road .
After locating the woman in the parking lot , officers were able to identify her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the suspect in a hand-licking incident in the county .
Officers reviewed video footage inside the IGA , which showed the woman licking her hands and coughing before pulling on freezer doors and touching food items .
She also was seen doing the same in the dry food section of the store .
WLTX reported : Sumter police say she ’ s also charged by Sumter County deputies for a similar incident in their jurisdiction last Monday .
In that case , officers say she went into the Sub Station II restaurant on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ordering a sub , chips , and a drink , she licked her fingers as she was giving her cash to the clerk .
Deputies say she then licked her palm and spread her hand over the debit machines .
As the workers made the woman ’ s sandwich , witnesses say the woman licked quarters and then put them in the tip jar before leaving the store without her sub and chips .
As the woman threw her drink away as she left , she reportedly said , “ It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said she would be back .
Holliday is charged by city police with aggravated breach of peace and food tampering and was issued a citation for violation of the state home or work order .

SUMTER, SC — A woman is in custody and charged after licking her hands and then touching grocery store fixtures and products.
A $100,000 bond was set and COVID-19 testing ordered this morning for Shenir Gibson Holliday, 38, of Sumter. She is being held at the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office Detention Center.
Holliday was taken into custody Saturday by Sumter Police Department officers who responded to suspicious person call at the IGA on Pinewood Road. After locating the woman in the parking lot, officers were able to identify her and determine she matched the description of the suspect in a hand-licking incident in the county.
Officers reviewed video footage inside the IGA, which showed the woman licking her hands and coughing before pulling on freezer doors and touching food items. She also was seen doing the same in the dry food section of the store.
WLTX reported: Sumter police say she’s also charged by Sumter County deputies for a similar incident in their jurisdiction last Monday. In that case, officers say she went into the Sub Station II restaurant on Peach Orchard Road.
Investigators say after ordering a sub, chips, and a drink, she licked her fingers as she was giving her cash to the clerk. Deputies say she then licked her palm and spread her hand over the debit machines.
As the workers made the woman’s sandwich, witnesses say the woman licked quarters and then put them in the tip jar before leaving the store without her sub and chips.
As the woman threw her drink away as she left, she reportedly said, “It’s in Gods hands now,” and said she would be back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3vkNV8jrtg
Holliday is charged by city police with aggravated breach of peace and food tampering and was issued a citation for violation of the state home or work order.
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breaking911--2020-05-03--SHERIFF: Man Used Hidden Cameras, Coercion To Sexually Abuse Foster Children, Adopted Child

FLORENCE , KY — Late on Friday , Boone County Sheriff ’ s Office deputies arrested a Florence man on a warrant of arrest for multiple sexual offenses against minors to include child pornography .
Harry G. Forgue , 28 , Florence was arrested late Friday night after a lengthy investigation which revealed years of sexual abuse against his foster children and adopted child .
The victims , all males were preteen to teenagers when the abuse occurred .
All of the juveniles living with Forgue were interviewed and each one disclosed years of abuse by Forgue .
The abuse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back or to end punishment .
During the course of the investigation it was discovered after examining Forgue ’ s phone that he had installed several pinhole cameras throughout his residence .
Detectives located multiple pictures and videos of the victims using the restroom or otherwise unaware that they were being recorded .
Additionally , more content was found on Forgue ’ s phone which showed the victims posing nude .
The pictures , among other things , corroborate the victim ’ s statements that they would have to perform sexual acts when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ privileges back that they had previously lost .
Harry Forgue has been charged with one count of Sodomy 1st Degree – Victim under 12 , two counts of Sodomy 3rd Degree , three counts of Sexual Abuse 1st Degree – Victim under 12 , three counts of Sexual Abuse 1st Degree , six counts of Video Voyeurism , three counts of Incest – Forcible Compulsion/Incapable of Consent , six counts of Promoting a Sexual Performance by a Minor , one count of Possess/View Matter Portray Sexual Performance by a Minor and one count @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sys .
To Procure Minor .
Forgue was lodged at the Boone County Detention Center and is currently being held on a $ 250,000 cash bond .

FLORENCE, KY — Late on Friday, Boone County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a Florence man on a warrant of arrest for multiple sexual offenses against minors to include child pornography.
Harry G. Forgue, 28, Florence was arrested late Friday night after a lengthy investigation which revealed years of sexual abuse against his foster children and adopted child. The victims, all males were preteen to teenagers when the abuse occurred. All of the juveniles living with Forgue were interviewed and each one disclosed years of abuse by Forgue. The abuse was generally stipulated on getting phone privileges back or to end punishment.
During the course of the investigation it was discovered after examining Forgue’s phone that he had installed several pinhole cameras throughout his residence. Detectives located multiple pictures and videos of the victims using the restroom or otherwise unaware that they were being recorded. Additionally, more content was found on Forgue’s phone which showed the victims posing nude. The pictures, among other things, corroborate the victim’s statements that they would have to perform sexual acts when they were in trouble or to get privileges back that they had previously lost.
Harry Forgue has been charged with one count of Sodomy 1st Degree – Victim under 12, two counts of Sodomy 3rd Degree, three counts of Sexual Abuse 1st Degree – Victim under 12, three counts of Sexual Abuse 1st Degree, six counts of Video Voyeurism, three counts of Incest – Forcible Compulsion/Incapable of Consent, six counts of Promoting a Sexual Performance by a Minor, one count of Possess/View Matter Portray Sexual Performance by a Minor and one count of Prohibited Use of Elec Com. Sys. To Procure Minor.
Forgue was lodged at the Boone County Detention Center and is currently being held on a $250,000 cash bond.
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breaking911--2020-05-03--Controversial Video Shows Taser-Wielding NYPD Officer Attack Bystander During Social-Distancing Arre

Controversial Video Shows Taser-Wielding NYPD Officer Attack Bystander During Social-Distancing Arrest

Video posted online showing a NYPD officer detain a man has some New Yorkers outraged .
In the footage below @ @ @ @ @ taser is seen approaching a man who was walking toward the officers who were arresting @ @ @ @ @ rules .
“ Move the fuck back right now !
” the officer says .
@ @ @ @ @ ?
Don ’ t flex !
” The unidentified cop then takes the man to @ @ @ @ @ and kneeling on his head .
The NYPD says they are investigating the incident .
@ @ @ @ @ a social distancing enforcement , ” Commissioner Dermot Shea said .
“ I am aware @ @ @ @ @ s out there .
”

Video posted online showing a NYPD officer detain a man has some New Yorkers outraged.
In the footage below, a cop with a taser is seen approaching a man who was walking toward the officers who were arresting people for violating social distancing rules.
“Move the fuck back right now!” the officer says. “What you flexing for? Don’t flex!”
The unidentified cop then takes the man to the ground and punches him and kneeling on his head.
The NYPD says they are investigating the incident.
“It started out as a social distancing enforcement,” Commissioner Dermot Shea said. “I am aware of the video that’s out there.”
IS THIS #NYPD BRUTALITY OR NOT? We report, you decide. This happened on Ave D and 9th St, in the #LowerEastSide of #Manhattan on Saturday – @NYCMayor @NYPDnews pic.twitter.com/0pTDTat17S — NYC Scanner (@NYScanner) May 3, 2020
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