breaking911--2020-03-26--Amber Alert Issued For Twin Girls From Kentucky Believed To Be In Danger, May Be En Route To South C

Amber Alert Issued For Twin Girls From Kentucky Believed To Be In Danger, May Be En Route To South Carolina

RUSSELLVILLE , KY — An Amber Alert has been issued for Isabella and Audriana Blanchard ( twin sisters ) .
It is assumed that they are with their mother Neely Blanchard and possibly in route to South Carolina .
Neely is not the legal guardian of the twins and has a history of mental illness–Neely is a self-proclaimed “ sovereign citizen ” and has a handgun .
Officials believe her mental illness may be worsening due to the coronavirus outbreak .
FOX Carolina reported : Isabella and Audrianna were visited on Friday , March 20 , by their non-custodial mother @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of their grandmother , who has custody of the twins in Russellville .
KSP says Neely took the twins to a friends ’ house in Dawson Springs , but did not return them when asked by the grandmother to do so .
The description of vehicle that Neely is believed to be traveling in is a black 2014 Ford Escape with Florida plate “ ECLAUSE ” The twins are 7 years of age , white , approx 4′ tall , 75 lbs , green eyes with brown hair .
Neely is 33 years @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 140 lbs , with hazel eyes and brown hair .
If you have any information regarding this alert please contact 911 immediately .

RUSSELLVILLE, KY — An Amber Alert has been issued for Isabella and Audriana Blanchard (twin sisters). It is assumed that they are with their mother Neely Blanchard and possibly in route to South Carolina.
Neely is not the legal guardian of the twins and has a history of mental illness–Neely is a self-proclaimed “sovereign citizen” and has a handgun. Officials believe her mental illness may be worsening due to the coronavirus outbreak.
FOX Carolina reported: Isabella and Audrianna were visited on Friday, March 20, by their non-custodial mother, Neely Blanchard, at the request of their grandmother, who has custody of the twins in Russellville. KSP says Neely took the twins to a friends’ house in Dawson Springs, but did not return them when asked by the grandmother to do so.
The description of vehicle that Neely is believed to be traveling in is a black 2014 Ford Escape with Florida plate “ECLAUSE”
The twins are 7 years of age, white, approx 4′ tall, 75 lbs, green eyes with brown hair.
Neely is 33 years of age, white, 5′ 5″, 140 lbs, with hazel eyes and brown hair.
If you have any information regarding this alert please contact 911 immediately.
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breaking911--2020-03-26--All Mormon Temples Ordered To Close Worldwide

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued the following letter Wednesday , to Latter-day @ @ @ @ @ outbreak .
After careful and prayerful consideration , and with a desire to be responsible @ @ @ @ @ decided to suspend all temple activity Churchwide at the end of the day on March @ @ @ @ @ is a temporary adjustment , and we look forward to the day when the temples @ @ @ @ @ assured of our sincere love and appreciation for your devotion and faith .
The following @ @ @ @ @ : – Temple staff will contact all patrons with an existing appointment to confirm cancellation @ @ @ @ @ activity , patrons should contact the temple to reschedule their living ordinances .
– Members @ @ @ @ @ to visit with their bishop or stake president .

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued the following letter Wednesday, to Latter-day Saints everywhere amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
After careful and prayerful consideration, and with a desire to be responsible global citizens, we have decided to suspend all temple activity Churchwide at the end of the day on March 25, 2020. This is a temporary adjustment, and we look forward to the day when the temples will reopen.
Please be assured of our sincere love and appreciation for your devotion and faith.
Sincerely,
The First Presidency
The following details have also been provided:
– Temple staff will contact all patrons with an existing appointment to confirm cancellation.
– When temples resume activity, patrons should contact the temple to reschedule their living ordinances.
– Members with additional questions are invited to visit with their bishop or stake president.
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breaking911--2020-03-26--FBI Agents Kill Domestic Terror Suspect Who Was Planning Mass Casualty Attack Due To COVID-19

BELTON , Mo .
— The FBI says one of their agents fatally shot a domestic terror suspect Tuesday in @ @ @ @ @ Circle in Belton .
Officials say the suspect , 36-year-old Timothy Wilson , was angry @ @ @ @ @ social distancing measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus .
Wilson reportedly planned to @ @ @ @ @ .
FBI investigators say Wilson was motivated by racial , religious and anti-government views .
@ @ @ @ @ his plan to use a vehicle-born improvised explosive device in an attempt to cause severe @ @ @ @ @ ” a press release said .
Wilson allegedly decided on an unnamed hospital as a @ @ @ @ @ bomb making materials .
Agents attempted to arrest Wilson when he tried to pick up @ @ @ @ @ truck bomb .
That ’ s when the shooting occurred .
He was later pronounced @ @ @ @ @ or law officers were injured .

BELTON, Mo. — The FBI says one of their agents fatally shot a domestic terror suspect Tuesday in 100th block of Wilbur Parish Circle in Belton.
Officials say the suspect, 36-year-old Timothy Wilson, was angry with the government’s social distancing measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Wilson reportedly planned to bomb a hospital in response.
FBI investigators say Wilson was motivated by racial, religious and anti-government views.
Wilson “decided to accelerate his plan to use a vehicle-born improvised explosive device in an attempt to cause severe harm and mass casualties,” a press release said.
Wilson allegedly decided on an unnamed hospital as a target and began to pursue bomb making materials.
Agents attempted to arrest Wilson when he tried to pick up what he thought was a truck bomb. That’s when the shooting occurred. He was later pronounced dead.
No other civilians or law officers were injured.
BREAKING: In a statement tonight, FBI says a Missouri man they tried to arrest yesterday who was planning to car bomb a health care facility amid the COVID-19 crisis has died after injuries inflicted during the arrest. Target of long-running domestic terror investigation. pic.twitter.com/VZhiUgDWgN — Alex Mallin (@alex_mallin) March 25, 2020
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breaking911--2020-03-25--WA State Police Chief Says Asian-Americans Are Being Targeted Due To COVID-19 But Aren’t Being Repor

WA State Police Chief Says Asian-Americans Are Being Targeted Due To COVID-19 But Aren’t Being Reported

The police chief of Bellevue , Washington says he is ‘ convinced ’ Asian-Americans are being attacked in response to the Coronavirus outbreak but are just not reporting the crimes .
There are reports in the media , on social media , and spreading throughout communities that people of Chinese heritage are increasingly becoming targets of hate crimes and being blamed for COVID-19—although these numbers are extremely low and sometimes unfounded .
“ I am disturbed to hear that people are being targeted and blamed for COVID 19 .
If this is happening here in Bellevue it needs to stop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hate crime or bias-related incident to contact their local police department and report the incident – we need to know about it .
We will vigorously pursue and arrest anyone who commits a hate crime in Bellevue , ” said Police Chief Steve Mylett .
“ These are stressful times for everyone .
COVID-19 doesn ’ t recognize race , nationality , or ethnicity , and viruses don ’ t discriminate , ” Mylett said .
“ Please , stop blaming , support one another , heed the orders to stay home .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ own or someone close to you.
” The Chief says he ’ s convinced incidents are occurring and they ’ re just not being reported .
“ I need our Chinese neighbors to tell us if they are a victim of hate because of their Chinese heritage .
The Bellevue Police Department is here to protect and serve you , but we can ’ t help if we don ’ t know about it .
”

The police chief of Bellevue, Washington says he is ‘convinced’ Asian-Americans are being attacked in response to the Coronavirus outbreak but are just not reporting the crimes.
There are reports in the media, on social media, and spreading throughout communities that people of Chinese heritage are increasingly becoming targets of hate crimes and being blamed for COVID-19—although these numbers are extremely low and sometimes unfounded.
“I am disturbed to hear that people are being targeted and blamed for COVID 19. If this is happening here in Bellevue it needs to stop. I encourage any victim of a hate crime or bias-related incident to contact their local police department and report the incident – we need to know about it. We will vigorously pursue and arrest anyone who commits a hate crime in Bellevue,” said Police Chief Steve Mylett.
“These are stressful times for everyone. COVID-19 doesn’t recognize race, nationality, or ethnicity, and viruses don’t discriminate,” Mylett said. “Please, stop blaming, support one another, heed the orders to stay home. The life you save may be your own or someone close to you.”
The Chief says he’s convinced incidents are occurring and they’re just not being reported. “I need our Chinese neighbors to tell us if they are a victim of hate because of their Chinese heritage. The Bellevue Police Department is here to protect and serve you, but we can’t help if we don’t know about it.”
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breaking911--2020-03-25--Cops Believe a Man In One Florida Town Is Attempting To Kidnap Children

Bradenton , Florida — Deputies with the Manatee County Sheriff ’ s Office is urging the public to come forward @ @ @ @ @ stranger trying to abduct them .
Deputies say just before 2 p.m. Wednesday , a @ @ @ @ @ at his community park in the 8600 block of Haven Harbour Way when he was @ @ @ @ @ who grabbed his arm .
The boy was able to get away and the suspect @ @ @ @ @ and fled .
At around 3 p.m. , deputies were notified that an unknown white @ @ @ @ @ the earlier incident had just chased a 14 year old boy up the drive way @ @ @ @ @ 300 block of Suwanee Ave .
The boy was able to run inside the house @ @ @ @ @ The suspect fled west on Suwanee Ave in a white vehicle .
Anyone with information @ @ @ @ @ to contact MCSO at ( 941 ) 747-3011 .

Bradenton, Florida — Deputies with the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office is urging the public to come forward after two children reported a stranger trying to abduct them.
Deputies say just before 2 p.m. Wednesday, a 15 year old boy was at his community park in the 8600 block of Haven Harbour Way when he was approached by a unknown man who grabbed his arm. The boy was able to get away and the suspect ran to a white sedan and fled.
At around 3 p.m., deputies were notified that an unknown white male matching the description of the earlier incident had just chased a 14 year old boy up the drive way of a home in the 300 block of Suwanee Ave. The boy was able to run inside the house and alert his mother. The suspect fled west on Suwanee Ave in a white vehicle.
Anyone with information on these incidents is asked to contact MCSO at (941) 747-3011.
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breaking911--2020-04-17--DHS Issues Environmental Waiver to Expedite New Border Wall System in Texas

WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security ( DHS ) has issued a waiver , which will ensure expeditious construction of approximately 15 miles of new border wall system , consisting of five non-contiguous segments in locations where no barriers currently exist , within the U.S. Border Patrol ’ s ( USBP ) Rio Grande Valley ( RGV ) Sector in Starr County , Texas .
The waiver was published in the Federal Register on April 15 , 2020 .
Construction is anticipated to begin in 2020 , pending availability of real estate .
The contract for this project was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ RGV is the busiest Sector in the nation and , for the FY to date , accounts for approximately 25 % of the illegal alien apprehensions and ranks first in seized cocaine , methamphetamine , and marijuana along the southwest border .
The majority of its activity is occurring in areas where RGV has limited infrastructure , access and mobility , and technology .
This project will improve RGV Sector ’ s ability to impede and deny illegal border crossings and the drug and human smuggling activities of transnational criminal organizations .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ committed to protection of the nation ’ s important natural and cultural resources .
DHS has been , and will continue coordinating and consulting with other federal , state , and local resource agencies and other interested stakeholders to ensure that potential impacts to the environment , wildlife , and cultural and historic resources are analyzed and minimized , to the greatest extent possible.
” CBP continues to implement President Trump ’ s Executive Order 13767 – also known as Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements – taking steps to expeditiously plan , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ using appropriate materials and technology to most effectively achieve operational control of the southern border .

WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a waiver, which will ensure expeditious construction of approximately 15 miles of new border wall system, consisting of five non-contiguous segments in locations where no barriers currently exist, within the U.S. Border Patrol’s (USBP) Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Sector in Starr County, Texas.
The waiver was published in the Federal Register on April 15, 2020. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2020, pending availability of real estate. The contract for this project was awarded on March 13, 2020.
RGV is the busiest Sector in the nation and, for the FY to date, accounts for approximately 25% of the illegal alien apprehensions and ranks first in seized cocaine, methamphetamine, and marijuana along the southwest border. The majority of its activity is occurring in areas where RGV has limited infrastructure, access and mobility, and technology. This project will improve RGV Sector’s ability to impede and deny illegal border crossings and the drug and human smuggling activities of transnational criminal organizations.
A CBP spokesperson said, “DHS remains committed to protection of the nation’s important natural and cultural resources. DHS has been, and will continue coordinating and consulting with other federal, state, and local resource agencies and other interested stakeholders to ensure that potential impacts to the environment, wildlife, and cultural and historic resources are analyzed and minimized, to the greatest extent possible.”
CBP continues to implement President Trump’s Executive Order 13767 – also known as Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements – taking steps to expeditiously plan, design, and construct a physical wall using appropriate materials and technology to most effectively achieve operational control of the southern border.
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breaking911--2020-04-16--Shocking New Video Shows Jet Skidding Along Runway Engulfed In Flames Before Passengers Flee Crash T

Shocking New Video Shows Jet Skidding Along Runway Engulfed In Flames Before Passengers Flee Crash That Killed 41

Dramatic video footage released by Russian authorities on shows the moment an airplane engulfed in flames skids across a runway @ @ @ @ @ crash that killed 41 people .
Pilot error caused fatal Sukhoi Superjet 100 crash at @ @ @ @ @ , Russia ’ s Investigative Committee said on Wednesday as it published new footage of @ @ @ @ @ said in a statement that the investigation into the crash established that the pilot ’ @ @ @ @ @ the aircraft , committed in violation of the established rules , resulted in the destruction @ @ @ @ @ ” The statement added that the case has been sent to Russia ’ s Prosecutor @ @

Dramatic video footage released by Russian authorities on shows the moment an airplane engulfed in flames skids across a runway in Moscow in a 2019 crash that killed 41 people.
Pilot error caused fatal Sukhoi Superjet 100 crash at a Moscow airport last May, Russia’s Investigative Committee said on Wednesday as it published new footage of the tragedy.
The committee said in a statement that the investigation into the crash established that the pilot’s “actions to control the aircraft, committed in violation of the established rules, resulted in the destruction and fire of the aircraft.” The statement added that the case has been sent to Russia’s Prosecutor General.
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breaking911--2020-04-16--FBI Captures Fugitive Less Than 12 Hours After Reward Announced

A suspect on the run from police in Charlevoix County is behind bars less then 12 hours after a $ 5,000 reward for his capture was announced .
Dietz was found at a residence in Alpena , Michigan , following a tip called in by a member of the public Matthew John Dietz was wanted for criminal sexual conduct with a minor in the town of Charlevoix .
In September 19 , 2018 , he was charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct with a child under 13 and two counts of accosting a child for immoral purposes .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ time .
On March 18 , 2020 , a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution was issued .
An FBI reward of up to $ 5,000 for information leading to his arrest and conviction was announced yesterday , April 15 , 2020 .
“ Offenses against children are the worst type of crime that can be committed against members of our community , ” said Special Agent in Charge Steven M. D ’ Antuono .
“ Despite being in the midst of a pandemic , the law enforcement agencies tasked with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lead because the severity of Dietz ’ s alleged offenses required it .
We are grateful to the public for its assistance in locating Dietz so quickly .
This is a great example of how the collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the community can work to get dangerous predators off the street.
” The FBI , Michigan State Police Fugitive Team , Huron Undercover Narcotics Team ( HUNT ) , and the Charlevoix County Sheriff ’ s Department were involved in Dietz ’ s arrest .

A suspect on the run from police in Charlevoix County is behind bars less then 12 hours after a $5,000 reward for his capture was announced. Dietz was found at a residence in Alpena, Michigan, following a tip called in by a member of the public
Matthew John Dietz was wanted for criminal sexual conduct with a minor in the town of Charlevoix. In September 19, 2018, he was charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct with a child under 13 and two counts of accosting a child for immoral purposes. Dietz had been a fugitive since that time. On March 18, 2020, a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution was issued. An FBI reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to his arrest and conviction was announced yesterday, April 15, 2020.
“Offenses against children are the worst type of crime that can be committed against members of our community,” said Special Agent in Charge Steven M. D’Antuono. “Despite being in the midst of a pandemic, the law enforcement agencies tasked with locating Dietz responded quickly to a viable lead because the severity of Dietz’s alleged offenses required it. We are grateful to the public for its assistance in locating Dietz so quickly. This is a great example of how the collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the community can work to get dangerous predators off the street.”
The FBI, Michigan State Police Fugitive Team, Huron Undercover Narcotics Team (HUNT), and the Charlevoix County Sheriff’s Department were involved in Dietz’s arrest.
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breaking911--2020-04-16--Woman Calls 911, Says She Shot Her Husband While Out For a Drive

Oroville , CA – On Saturday , a woman victim called the Butte County Sheriff ’ s Office and reported she had shot her husband during an argument .
Deputies determined the woman , her child , and husband were on a road in a remote area of Concow .
Deputies arrived on scene and located the woman and her child .
Several minutes later deputies located her husband , who was identified as John Williams of Magalia , 30 .
Deputies determined Williams was suffering from a gunshot wound .
Deputies provided first aid to Williams , he was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and then by helicopter to a local hospital .
Williams was later discharged from the hospital .
Deputies concluded the woman was the victim of a domestic violence incident that occurred in a vehicle in the Concow area .
She and her child were transported to BCSO and interviewed by detectives and deputies .
Based on the investigation , detectives determined the woman and Williams decided to take a drive on Saturday afternoon .
During the drive , she and Williams became involved in an argument , a physical fight took place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a gunshot wound that occurred during the altercation .
Detectives interviewed Williams on April 14 .
Williams told detectives he “ blacked out ” after consuming alcohol and he did not remember the incident .
When the investigation is completed it will be forwarded to the Butte County District Attorney ’ s Office for review .
No arrests were made .

Oroville, CA – On Saturday, a woman victim called the Butte County Sheriff’s Office and reported she had shot her husband during an argument.
Deputies determined the woman, her child, and husband were on a road in a remote area of Concow. Deputies arrived on scene and located the woman and her child. Several minutes later deputies located her husband, who was identified as John Williams of Magalia, 30.
Deputies determined Williams was suffering from a gunshot wound. Deputies provided first aid to Williams, he was transported to a landing zone by deputies, and then by helicopter to a local hospital. Williams was later discharged from the hospital.
Deputies concluded the woman was the victim of a domestic violence incident that occurred in a vehicle in the Concow area.
She and her child were transported to BCSO and interviewed by detectives and deputies. Based on the investigation, detectives determined the woman and Williams decided to take a drive on Saturday afternoon. During the drive, she and Williams became involved in an argument, a physical fight took place, and Williams ended up suffering from a gunshot wound that occurred during the altercation.
Detectives interviewed Williams on April 14. Williams told detectives he “blacked out” after consuming alcohol and he did not remember the incident.
When the investigation is completed it will be forwarded to the Butte County District Attorney’s Office for review. No arrests were made.
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breaking911--2020-04-16--Construction Worker Loses Arm After High-Pressure Water Line Explodes In Florida

PASCO COUNTY , Fla. — A worker lost an arm after a high-pressure water line was ruptured in Florida Thursday @ @ @ @ @ amputated one of the workers arms , ’ fire officials say .
He was airlifted @ @ @ @ @ .
The incident happened near Curley road and Kiefer Road in Wesley Chapel , fire @ @ @ @ @ details were available .

PASCO COUNTY, Fla. — A worker lost an arm after a high-pressure water line was ruptured in Florida Thursday.
The serious explosion ‘amputated one of the workers arms,’ fire officials say. He was airlifted as a trauma alert patient.
The incident happened near Curley road and Kiefer Road in Wesley Chapel, fire officials said.
#ALERT: On scene of an industrial accident in the area of Curley Rd and Kiefer Rd in Wesley Chapel. A construction crew ruptured a high pressure water line and it exploded. The explosion amputated one of the workers arms, and he was airlifted as a trauma alert. #PCFRNews pic.twitter.com/mLZPeGxpB4 — Pasco Fire Rescue (@PascoFireRescue) April 16, 2020
No further details were available.
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breaking911--2020-04-16--Georgia Woman Accused Of Selling Pesticide For Coronavirus Protection

ATLANTA – Rong Sun , a/k/a Vicky Sun made her initial appearance on federal criminal charges Thursday for illegally importing and selling an unregistered pesticide , and mailing a prohibited article , as part of an online scheme offering the product for sale on Ebay while claming , without any legal basis , the illegal pesticide would protect persons from coronavirus .
Sun was charged with a criminal complaint filed by the U.S. Attorney Northern District of Georgia ’ s office April 8 , 2020 .
This arrest comes after an interagency investigation led by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Investigations ( HSI ) in coordination with the Environmental Protection Agency-Criminal Investigation Division , and U.S .
Postal Inspection Service .
According to court documents , the defendant allegedly sold the unregistered pesticide , Toamit Virus Shut Out , through eBay , claiming that it would help protect individuals from viruses and would reduce transmission risk by 90 % .
Federal law regulates the production , sale , distribution and use of pesticides in the United States .
Pesticides are also required to be registered with the EPA .
The product offered by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it is illegal to distribute or sell unregistered pesticides .
In addition , Sun allegedly illegally imported the pesticide from Japan via the U.S .
Postal Service .
“ The sale of this product not only violates several federal laws ; it also gives people a false hope .
During a global crisis , like we are experiencing now , it is incredibly dangerous and reckless to exploit people ’ s fear for profit , ” said acting Homeland Security Investigations Atlanta Special Agent in Charge Robert Hammer , who oversees HSI operations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Atlanta , in conjunction with our law enforcement partners , will continue to prioritize our efforts to protect Americans from COVID-19 fraud.
” “ The defendant took advantage of the current worldwide crisis to sell an illegal product with the claim that it protects individuals from viruses , ” said U.S. Attorney Byung J .
“ BJay ” Pak .
“ We will take quick action through the Georgia COVID-19 Task Force to put a stop to criminals preying on the public with Coronavirus-related fraud schemes.
” “ Reliance on fraudulent products may @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the current public health emergency , ” said Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ) Assistant Administrator for Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Susan Bodine .
“ EPA and our law enforcement partners are working hard to keep these illegal products off the shelves , off the internet , and out of this country .
We ask American consumers to help by checking the list of approved products found at epa.gov/coronavirus before making any purchases .
”

ATLANTA – Rong Sun, a/k/a Vicky Sun made her initial appearance on federal criminal charges Thursday for illegally importing and selling an unregistered pesticide, and mailing a prohibited article, as part of an online scheme offering the product for sale on Ebay while claming, without any legal basis, the illegal pesticide would protect persons from coronavirus. Sun was charged with a criminal complaint filed by the U.S. Attorney Northern District of Georgia’s office April 8, 2020.
This arrest comes after an interagency investigation led by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in coordination with the Environmental Protection Agency-Criminal Investigation Division, and U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
According to court documents, the defendant allegedly sold the unregistered pesticide, Toamit Virus Shut Out, through eBay, claiming that it would help protect individuals from viruses and would reduce transmission risk by 90%.
Federal law regulates the production, sale, distribution and use of pesticides in the United States. Pesticides are also required to be registered with the EPA. The product offered by the defendant was not registered, and it is illegal to distribute or sell unregistered pesticides. In addition, Sun allegedly illegally imported the pesticide from Japan via the U.S. Postal Service.
“The sale of this product not only violates several federal laws; it also gives people a false hope. During a global crisis, like we are experiencing now, it is incredibly dangerous and reckless to exploit people’s fear for profit,” said acting Homeland Security Investigations Atlanta Special Agent in Charge Robert Hammer, who oversees HSI operations in Georgia and Alabama. “HSI Atlanta, in conjunction with our law enforcement partners, will continue to prioritize our efforts to protect Americans from COVID-19 fraud.”
“The defendant took advantage of the current worldwide crisis to sell an illegal product with the claim that it protects individuals from viruses,” said U.S. Attorney Byung J. “BJay” Pak. “We will take quick action through the Georgia COVID-19 Task Force to put a stop to criminals preying on the public with Coronavirus-related fraud schemes.”
“Reliance on fraudulent products may increase the spread of COVID-19 and exacerbate the current public health emergency,” said Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Assistant Administrator for Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Susan Bodine. “EPA and our law enforcement partners are working hard to keep these illegal products off the shelves, off the internet, and out of this country. We ask American consumers to help by checking the list of approved products found at epa.gov/coronavirus before making any purchases.”
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breaking911--2020-04-16--WATCH LIVE: Trump Celebrates America’s Truckers at the White House

Expected live at 1:30 p.m .
ET : President Trump delivers remarks celebrating America ’ s Truckers on the South @ @

Expected live at 1:30 p.m. ET: President Trump delivers remarks celebrating America’s Truckers on the South Lawn.
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breaking911--2020-04-17--Man Who Attempted Attack on Jewish Nursing Home Released From Jail Due To COVID-19 Fears

BOSTON – An East Longmeadow man who was charged Wednesday with attempted arson at a Jewish assisted living facility has been released to home confinement , Judge Katherine Robertson allowed .
U.S. Attorney Steven Breslow said the judge ’ s ruling “ appears to have been greatly influenced by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
” Breslow disagrees with the ruling saying the alleged suspect is a danger to the public and is a flight risk .
John Michael Rathbun , 36 , was charged in a criminal complaint in federal court in Springfield with two counts of attempted arson .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ based on religion often blossoms into violence , ” said United States Attorney Andrew E. Lelling .
“ The charges in this case allege that the defendant tried to blow up a Jewish assisted living residence with a five gallon gas canister , at the same time that the facility was being discussed on white supremacist online platforms .
We will find , investigate and aggressively prosecute anyone engaged in this kind of mayhem .
I also extend my thanks to the Longmeadow Police Department for its help with this investigation.
” “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ homemade incendiary device near the entrance of a Jewish assisted living facility , located within a short distance of three Jewish temples , a Jewish private school , and a Jewish Community Center , ” said Joseph R. Bonavolonta , Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Boston Division .
“ This case highlights the very real threat posed by racially motivated violent extremists and make no mistake , the FBI will use every investigative tool available , along with the expertise and skills of our partners on our Joint Terrorism Task Forces @ @ @ @ @ @ @ threats like this one to keep our communities safe.
” According to the criminal complaint , on April 2 , 2020 , police discovered a homemade incendiary device at the entrance of Ruth ’ s House , a Jewish-sponsored assisted living residential facility for seniors of all faiths , located on Converse Street in Longmeadow .
The device was located within feet of a widely used pedestrian walkway and approximately 50 yards from the Ruth ’ s House facility .
Ruth ’ s House is located within one square mile of several other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a Jewish private school and a Jewish Community Center .
It is alleged that the incendiary device consisted of a five-gallon plastic Scepter gas canister , filled with liquid believed to be flammable gasoline , with burnt paper ( later identified as a Christian religious pamphlet ) placed in the nozzle of the canister .
A portion of the pamphlet was charred and appeared to have been lit on fire in an attempt to ignite the gas .
Law enforcement observed what appeared to be blood stains on the canister handle and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ April 9 , 2020 , it was determined that samples of the stains on the canister and the pamphlet were linked to Rathbun ’ s DNA profile .
In March 2020 , a white supremacist organization that operated on two social media platforms was identified by law enforcement .
On these platforms , users promoted mass killings in the United States and elsewhere directed against religious , racial and ethnic minorities ; discussed plans to engage in these crimes themselves ; discussed using various explosive and incendiary devices , including improvised devices commonly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and identified targets , such as mosques and synagogues .
On or about March 4 , 2020 , a user on the first social media platform specified two choices for mass killings , including “ that jew nursing home in longmeadow massachusetts.
” The organization ’ s form on the second platform included a calendar in which users could create events that listed the dates , times , and locations ; invite other users to attend the event ; and communicate concerning the event .
The calendar listed the following entries : April @ @ @ @ @ @ @ day ” ; and April 3 , 2020 – “ jew killing day.
” The calendar entry for “ jew killing day ” listed the event location as “ Jew Nursery Home ” without a specifying address .
It is alleged that the user who identified the Jewish nursing home in Longmeadow , and the user who created the April 3 calendar entry , are likely the same individual .
The charge of attempting to transport or receive explosive devices in interstate or foreign commerce with the knowledge or intent that the device @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , or intimidate any individual or unlawfully to damage or destroy any building , vehicle , or other real or personal property provides for a sentence of up to 10 years in prison , three years of supervised release and a fine of $ 250,000 .
The charge of attempting to maliciously damage or destroy , by means of fire or an explosive , any building , vehicle , or other real or personal property used in interstate or foreign commerce provides for a mandatory minimum sentence of five years and a maximum @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years of supervised release and a fine of $ 250,000 .
Sentences are imposed based upon the U.S .
Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors .

BOSTON – An East Longmeadow man who was charged Wednesday with attempted arson at a Jewish assisted living facility has been released to home confinement, Judge Katherine Robertson allowed.
U.S. Attorney Steven Breslow said the judge’s ruling “appears to have been greatly influenced by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.”
Breslow disagrees with the ruling saying the alleged suspect is a danger to the public and is a flight risk.
John Michael Rathbun, 36, was charged in a criminal complaint in federal court in Springfield with two counts of attempted arson.
“In times of national crisis, hatred based on religion often blossoms into violence,” said United States Attorney Andrew E. Lelling. “The charges in this case allege that the defendant tried to blow up a Jewish assisted living residence with a five gallon gas canister, at the same time that the facility was being discussed on white supremacist online platforms. We will find, investigate and aggressively prosecute anyone engaged in this kind of mayhem. I also extend my thanks to the Longmeadow Police Department for its help with this investigation.”
“As alleged, John Rathbun placed a homemade incendiary device near the entrance of a Jewish assisted living facility, located within a short distance of three Jewish temples, a Jewish private school, and a Jewish Community Center,” said Joseph R. Bonavolonta, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Boston Division. “This case highlights the very real threat posed by racially motivated violent extremists and make no mistake, the FBI will use every investigative tool available, along with the expertise and skills of our partners on our Joint Terrorism Task Forces, to identify, assess and disrupt threats like this one to keep our communities safe.”
According to the criminal complaint, on April 2, 2020, police discovered a homemade incendiary device at the entrance of Ruth’s House, a Jewish-sponsored assisted living residential facility for seniors of all faiths, located on Converse Street in Longmeadow. The device was located within feet of a widely used pedestrian walkway and approximately 50 yards from the Ruth’s House facility. Ruth’s House is located within one square mile of several other Jewish facilities, including three Jewish temples, a Jewish private school and a Jewish Community Center.
It is alleged that the incendiary device consisted of a five-gallon plastic Scepter gas canister, filled with liquid believed to be flammable gasoline, with burnt paper (later identified as a Christian religious pamphlet) placed in the nozzle of the canister. A portion of the pamphlet was charred and appeared to have been lit on fire in an attempt to ignite the gas. Law enforcement observed what appeared to be blood stains on the canister handle and on the pamphlet. On or about April 9, 2020, it was determined that samples of the stains on the canister and the pamphlet were linked to Rathbun’s DNA profile.
In March 2020, a white supremacist organization that operated on two social media platforms was identified by law enforcement. On these platforms, users promoted mass killings in the United States and elsewhere directed against religious, racial and ethnic minorities; discussed plans to engage in these crimes themselves; discussed using various explosive and incendiary devices, including improvised devices commonly known as “Molotov cocktails”; and identified targets, such as mosques and synagogues.
On or about March 4, 2020, a user on the first social media platform specified two choices for mass killings, including “that jew nursing home in longmeadow massachusetts.” The organization’s form on the second platform included a calendar in which users could create events that listed the dates, times, and locations; invite other users to attend the event; and communicate concerning the event. The calendar listed the following entries: April 2, 2020 – “hating niggers day”; and April 3, 2020 – “jew killing day.” The calendar entry for “jew killing day” listed the event location as “Jew Nursery Home” without a specifying address. It is alleged that the user who identified the Jewish nursing home in Longmeadow, and the user who created the April 3 calendar entry, are likely the same individual.
The charge of attempting to transport or receive explosive devices in interstate or foreign commerce with the knowledge or intent that the device will be used to kill, injure, or intimidate any individual or unlawfully to damage or destroy any building, vehicle, or other real or personal property provides for a sentence of up to 10 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000. The charge of attempting to maliciously damage or destroy, by means of fire or an explosive, any building, vehicle, or other real or personal property used in interstate or foreign commerce provides for a mandatory minimum sentence of five years and a maximum of 10 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000. Sentences are imposed based upon the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--Gunman Who Hijacked Bus In Texas, Shot at Cops With Rifle, Was Wanted In Girlfriend’s Murder

GARLAND , Texas — This morning , just after 11:00 am , Garland Officers responded to a disturbance call in the 2900 block of West Buckingham Road .
Officers were told that a driver of a DART bus was in transit and being held at gunpoint .
DART Officers arrived at the scene and attempted to get the bus to stop .
The bus did not stop and the gunman began firing at the officers .
A DART officer was stuck by gunfire in the leg .
Garland Officers arrived and along with Dart Police , continued to pursue the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told the bus driver where to drive , which lead officers in a pursuit through multiple cities , including Dallas , Richardson , Garland , Rockwall County and ultimately ending in Rowlett .
During the chase , the suspect fired numerous times at the pursuing officers , striking multiple police vehicles .
One of the rounds penetrated the front windshield of a Garland Police car and struck a Garland Officer in the neck .
Officers were able to utilize spike strips to disable the tires on the bus .
The bus slowly came @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Freeway between Liberty Grove and Highway 66 .
When the bus stopped , the gunman exited the bus with his weapon in hand and was engaged by the pursing officers .
The suspect was stuck by gunfire and was incapacitated .
He was transported to a hospital where he later died .
The DART Officer and Garland Officer that were shot by the suspect were transported to local hospitals with non-life threatening injuries and are expected to recover .
The bus was occupied by the bus driver , the gunman , and a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and passenger were not injured .
Detectives learned the gunman , 31 year old Ramon Thomas Villagomez , was a wanted suspect for the murder his girlfriend out of San Antonio and Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon of another relative out of Brazoria County .

GARLAND, Texas — This morning, just after 11:00 am, Garland Officers responded to a disturbance call in the 2900 block of West Buckingham Road.
Officers were told that a driver of a DART bus was in transit and being held at gunpoint.
DART Officers arrived at the scene and attempted to get the bus to stop. The bus did not stop and the gunman began firing at the officers. A DART officer was stuck by gunfire in the leg.
Garland Officers arrived and along with Dart Police, continued to pursue the bus. It is believed the gunman told the bus driver where to drive, which lead officers in a pursuit through multiple cities, including Dallas, Richardson, Garland, Rockwall County and ultimately ending in Rowlett.
During the chase, the suspect fired numerous times at the pursuing officers, striking multiple police vehicles. One of the rounds penetrated the front windshield of a Garland Police car and struck a Garland Officer in the neck.
Officers were able to utilize spike strips to disable the tires on the bus. The bus slowly came to a stop on northbound George Bush Freeway between Liberty Grove and Highway 66. When the bus stopped, the gunman exited the bus with his weapon in hand and was engaged by the pursing officers.
The suspect was stuck by gunfire and was incapacitated. He was transported to a hospital where he later died.
The DART Officer and Garland Officer that were shot by the suspect were transported to local hospitals with non-life threatening injuries and are expected to recover.
The bus was occupied by the bus driver, the gunman, and a female passenger. Both the bus driver and passenger were not injured.
#BREAKING: Multiple People Shot After Man With Rifle Hijacks Occupied Bus In Texas Here's What We Know >> https://t.co/L21SfTxUXB pic.twitter.com/yLYuf57pjO — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) April 19, 2020
Detectives learned the gunman, 31 year old Ramon Thomas Villagomez, was a wanted suspect for the murder his girlfriend out of San Antonio and Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon of another relative out of Brazoria County.
The investigation is ongoing.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--CAUGHT ON DOORBELL CAM: Victim  Opens Fire on Home Intruders

NEPTUNE BEACH , Florida — Police are looking for two suspects in a shooting investigation at Park Place Apartment Complex @ @ @ @ @ armed black males forcibly entered into an apartment to commit an apparent Armed Robbery .
@ @ @ @ @ by the homeowner , all three suspects fled .
One suspect was later dropped off @ @ @ @ @ what appears to be a silver Pontiac 4-door sedan , possibly FL tag # starting @ @ @ @ @ Call police if you can ID the suspects .

NEPTUNE BEACH, Florida — Police are looking for two suspects in a shooting investigation at Park Place Apartment Complex, 1000 3rd St.
Three armed black males forcibly entered into an apartment to commit an apparent Armed Robbery. After one suspect was shot by the homeowner, all three suspects fled.
One suspect was later dropped off at Baptist Beaches Hospital in what appears to be a silver Pontiac 4-door sedan, possibly FL tag # starting with ‘NPI’.
Call police if you can ID the suspects.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoJ9X14u7IM
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breaking911--2020-04-19--WATCH: Man Claims Chris Cuomo Yelled at Him in the Hamptons

A Long Island man claims he had a nasty encounter with CNN anchor Chris Cuomo over the COVID-19 quarantine .

A Long Island man claims he had a nasty encounter with CNN anchor Chris Cuomo over the COVID-19 quarantine.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--Canadian Authorities Say At Least 10 People, Including Officer, Killed In Mass Shooting; Gunman Was

Canadian Authorities Say At Least 10 People, Including Officer, Killed In Mass Shooting; Gunman Was Posing as Cop

CANADA — A gunman is dead after police say he went on a lengthy murder spree in Nova Scotia Saturday night and into Sunday .
Officers responded to a shooting scene in the neighborhood of Portapique and found ‘ multiple victims inside and outside or a residence.
’ The manhunt for the shooter , later identified as 51-year-old Gabriel Wortman , went throughout the night and cops also located multiple structure fires .
Wortman reportedly was posing as a police officer and was wearing a uniform and driving a patrol car .
It is unclear how Wortman obtained those items @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Sunday where he was fatally shot , In all , police say at least ten people were killed—they warn that number could rise .
Among the dead is a female Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer .
“ In excess of 10 people have been killed , ” RCMP Chief Superintendent Chris Leather said .
“ We believe it to be one person who is responsible for all the killings and that he alone moved across the northern part of the province and committed what appears to be several homicides.
” “ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last night that I would wake up to the horrific news that an active shooter was on the loose in Nova Scotia , ” Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil said .
“ This is one of the most senseless acts of violence in our province ’ s history.
” A motive for the tragedy remains under investigation .

CANADA — A gunman is dead after police say he went on a lengthy murder spree in Nova Scotia Saturday night and into Sunday.
Officers responded to a shooting scene in the neighborhood of Portapique and found ‘multiple victims inside and outside or a residence.’
The manhunt for the shooter, later identified as 51-year-old Gabriel Wortman, went throughout the night and cops also located multiple structure fires.
Wortman reportedly was posing as a police officer and was wearing a uniform and driving a patrol car. It is unclear how Wortman obtained those items.
#Colchester: Gabriel Wortman may be driving what appears to be an RCMP vehicle & may be wearing an RCMP uniform. There's 1 difference btwn his car and our RCMP vehicles: the car #. The suspect's car is 28B11, behind rear passenger window. If you see 28B11 call 911 immediately. pic.twitter.com/yyeOeBt8Ui — RCMP, Nova Scotia (@RCMPNS) April 19, 2020
51-year-old Gabriel Wortman is the suspect in our active shooter investigation in #Portapique. There are several victims. He is considered armed & dangerous. If you see him, call 911. DO NOT approach. He’s described as a white man, bald, 6’2-6’3 with green eyes. pic.twitter.com/Y2nJNULlkn — RCMP, Nova Scotia (@RCMPNS) April 19, 2020
Officers found and engaged the suspect on Sunday where he was fatally shot, In all, police say at least 17 people were killed—they warn that number could rise. Among the dead is a female Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer.
“In excess of 10 people have been killed,” RCMP Chief Superintendent Chris Leather said. “We believe it to be one person who is responsible for all the killings and that he alone moved across the northern part of the province and committed what appears to be several homicides.”
“I never imagined when I went to bed last night that I would wake up to the horrific news that an active shooter was on the loose in Nova Scotia,” Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil said. “This is one of the most senseless acts of violence in our province’s history.”
A motive for the tragedy remains under investigation.
Watch the press conference below.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--‘To Catch a Predator’ Vigilante Posts Video Online Appearing To Show Stow, Mass. Police Chief Trying

‘To Catch a Predator’ Vigilante Posts Video Online Appearing To Show Stow, Mass. Police Chief Trying To Meet Child For Sex

STOW , Mass .
— Video posted on online Sunday purports to show the police chief of Stow , Massachusetts being caught trying to meet a minor for sex .
The YouTube channel is ‘ Predator Poachers Massachusetts , ’ the user is a vigilante activist who posts videos of men he has caught in ‘ to catch a predator ’ type schemes .
Breaking911 has not independently confirmed that the man in the video is indeed Police Chief Ralph Marino .
Although , on Saturday , Marino was ‘ relieved of his duties , ’ the city said in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police department ’ s Facebook page has since been taken down .
From the town of Stow : On Saturday , April 18 , 2020 , representatives of the State Police met with Stow Police Chief Ralph “ Rusty ” Marino at the Stow police department .
After that meeting , Chief Marino placed himself on indefinite administrative leave and named Sgt .
Darren Thraen as Acting Chief .
Chief Marino has been relieved of all duties .
The Town of Stow and its police department will cooperate fully in any investigation of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ There is no reason to believe that the activities being investigated involve or concern the operations of the Stow Police Department .
We refer all inquiries to the State Police .

STOW, Mass. — Video posted on online Sunday purports to show the police chief of Stow, Massachusetts being caught trying to meet a minor for sex.
The YouTube channel is ‘Predator Poachers Massachusetts,’ the user is a vigilante activist who posts videos of men he has caught in ‘to catch a predator’ type schemes.
Breaking911 has not independently confirmed that the man in the video is indeed Police Chief Ralph Marino. Although, on Saturday, Marino was ‘relieved of his duties,’ the city said in a statement. The town’s police department’s Facebook page has since been taken down.
From the town of Stow:
On Saturday, April 18, 2020, representatives of the State Police met with Stow Police Chief Ralph “Rusty” Marino at the Stow police department. After that meeting, Chief Marino placed himself on indefinite administrative leave and named Sgt. Darren Thraen as Acting Chief. Chief Marino has been relieved of all duties.
The Town of Stow and its police department will cooperate fully in any investigation of Chief Marino or any other matters. There is no reason to believe that the activities being investigated involve or concern the operations of the Stow Police Department. We refer all inquiries to the State Police.
Watch the video below.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--Woman Killed After Being Hit By Own SUV

Woman Killed After Being Hit By Own SUV

A 41-year-old woman died as a result of injuries from an incident that occurred Friday , Apr .
10 in @ @ @ @ @ Court .
Officers responded to a home shortly after 10 a.m. to find Jaehee Pak @ @ @ @ @ in her driveway .
Fire and Rescue personnel treated her at the scene and she @ @ @ @ @ hospital with serious injuries .
Detectives from our Crash Reconstruction Unit have preliminarily determined that @ @ @ @ @ and stepped out of her SUV .
The SUV rolled forward and pinned her between @ @ @ @ @ .
A family member from inside the home was able to access the SUV to @ @ @ @ @ .
Pak succumbed to her injuries on Apr .
15 .
Detectives do not suspect @ @ @ @ @ has set up a GoFundMe page .

A 41-year-old woman died as a result of injuries from an incident that occurred Friday, Apr. 10 in the 6100 block of Asher Court. Officers responded to a home shortly after 10 a.m. to find Jaehee Pak, of Centreville, unresponsive in her driveway. Fire and Rescue personnel treated her at the scene and she was taken to an area hospital with serious injuries.
Detectives from our Crash Reconstruction Unit have preliminarily determined that Pak parked in her driveway and stepped out of her SUV. The SUV rolled forward and pinned her between the garage and the SUV. A family member from inside the home was able to access the SUV to move it and free her. Pak succumbed to her injuries on Apr. 15. Detectives do not suspect foul play.
The family has set up a GoFundMe page.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--Sheriff: Parents Arrested After 3-Year-Old Drinks Meth Water

Oroville , CA- On April 16 , 2020 , Butte County Sheriff ’ s Office ( BCSO ) deputies were dispatched to assist CAL FIRE with a medical call involving a three-year-old child .
Deputies arrived at the intersection of Oroville-Bangor Highway and Swedes Flat Road and contacted CAL FIRE personnel and Joseph Webb of Bangor , 42 .
Webb told deputies his three-year-old step-child had ingested methamphetamine water .
Deputies determined Webb resided with Alisha Crandell of Bangor , 38 , in the 300 block of North Stoney Oaks Loop , Bangor .
The child was transported to Oroville @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to a hospital in the Sacramento area .
Initial tests conducted by medical staff indicated the child had ingested methamphetamine .
The child is currently receiving medical care at the Sacramento area hospital .
Deputies determined Webb , Crandell , and their children were residing in a travel trailer at the aforementioned property .
Detectives and deputies responded to Webb ’ s residence and contacted several people to include Crandell and Anita Morgan of Bangor , 49 , and two children .
Morgan was contacted in a stolen vehicle and was placed under @ @ @ @ @ @ @ overall condition of the property was deplorable .
A search warrant was obtained for the property and detectives interviewed Webb and Crandell .
Webb and Crandell both admitted their three-year-old child ingested methamphetamine water that Webb and Crandell had removed from their “ water bong , ” which Webb and Crandell were using to smoke methamphetamine .
After the child ingested the methamphetamine , Webb admitted he did not immediately summon medical aid .
Instead Webb and Crandell spent approximately 15 minutes attempting to get the child to vomit .
The child eventually @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seizure .
Webb then placed the child in a pond located on his property .
Webb told detectives he was attempting to “ cool down ” the child .
After removing the child from the pond , Webb then summoned medical aid .
All three children were detained by detectives .
During a search of the property detectives from the Felony Investigations Unit and the Butte Interagency Narcotics Task Force located numerous evidence items to include methamphetamine pipes and methamphetamine “ water bongs.
” Webb and Crandell were both placed under arrest for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Webb and Crandell ’ s bail was set at $ 500,000 .
Their arraignment in Butte County Superior Court was set for April 20 , 2020 .

Oroville, CA- On April 16, 2020, Butte County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) deputies were dispatched to assist CAL FIRE with a medical call involving a three-year-old child. Deputies arrived at the intersection of Oroville-Bangor Highway and Swedes Flat Road and contacted CAL FIRE personnel and Joseph Webb of Bangor, 42. Webb told deputies his three-year-old step-child had ingested methamphetamine water. Deputies determined Webb resided with Alisha Crandell of Bangor, 38, in the 300 block of North Stoney Oaks Loop, Bangor.
The child was transported to Oroville Hospital and then was flown by helicopter to a hospital in the Sacramento area. Initial tests conducted by medical staff indicated the child had ingested methamphetamine. The child is currently receiving medical care at the Sacramento area hospital.
Deputies determined Webb, Crandell, and their children were residing in a travel trailer at the aforementioned property. Detectives and deputies responded to Webb’s residence and contacted several people to include Crandell and Anita Morgan of Bangor, 49, and two children. Morgan was contacted in a stolen vehicle and was placed under arrest for felony vehicle theft. The overall condition of the property was deplorable.
A search warrant was obtained for the property and detectives interviewed Webb and Crandell. Webb and Crandell both admitted their three-year-old child ingested methamphetamine water that Webb and Crandell had removed from their “water bong,” which Webb and Crandell were using to smoke methamphetamine.
After the child ingested the methamphetamine, Webb admitted he did not immediately summon medical aid. Instead Webb and Crandell spent approximately 15 minutes attempting to get the child to vomit. The child eventually began having what Webb described as a seizure. Webb then placed the child in a pond located on his property. Webb told detectives he was attempting to “cool down” the child. After removing the child from the pond, Webb then summoned medical aid. All three children were detained by detectives.
During a search of the property detectives from the Felony Investigations Unit and the Butte Interagency Narcotics Task Force located numerous evidence items to include methamphetamine pipes and methamphetamine “water bongs.” Webb and Crandell were both placed under arrest for three felony counts of child endangerment. Webb and Crandell’s bail was set at $500,000. Their arraignment in Butte County Superior Court was set for April 20, 2020.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--Virginia Woman Charged In Stabbing Death of Brother

VIRGINIA — ( News Release / FCPD ) –A woman is in custody following a domestic-related homicide that occurred in @ @ @ @ @ Fairfax County .
Officers responded to an apartment in the 3000 block of Furman Lane @ @ @ @ @ a report of a man who had been stabbed .
Officers found 32-year-old Charles Alvarez @ @ @ @ @ from trauma to his upper body .
He was taken to the hospital where he @ @ @ @ @ Detectives continued their investigation which revealed that his sister , Sarah Esmeralda Viera , 23 @ @ @ @ @ responsible for the stabbing .
She was taken to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center @ @ @ @ @ She is being held without bond .
Detectives are continuing their investigation into the events @ @ @ @ @ .
The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will conduct an autopsy to determine cause @ @ @ @ @

VIRGINIA — (News Release / FCPD) –A woman is in custody following a domestic-related homicide that occurred in the Mount Vernon area of Fairfax County.
Officers responded to an apartment in the 3000 block of Furman Lane shortly after 8:30 a.m. for a report of a man who had been stabbed. Officers found 32-year-old Charles Alvarez, of Alexandria, suffering from trauma to his upper body. He was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries.
Detectives continued their investigation which revealed that his sister, Sarah Esmeralda Viera, 23, of Alexandria, was responsible for the stabbing. She was taken to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center and charged with murder. She is being held without bond.
Detectives are continuing their investigation into the events leading up to the stabbing. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner will conduct an autopsy to determine cause and manner of death.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--Border Patrol In Arizona Apprehends 5 South Asia Nationals

YUMA , Ariz. – Yuma Sector agents apprehended five nationals from Nepal and Pakistan illegally in the United States in @ @ @ @ @ In the first incident , Yuma Station agents near County 17 1/2 and the Salinity @ @ @ @ @ from Nepal who had illegally entered the United States from Mexico .
The men reportedly @ @ @ @ @ , Thailand , Colombia , and Mexico before entering the United States illegally near Yuma @ @ @ @ @ medical screenings by on-site medical providers and were cleared for transport .
They are charged @ @ @ @ @ the second incident , a Wellton Station agent conducting surveillance observed six individuals east of @ @ @ @ @ 8 , and directed nearby Special Operations Detachment agents to the group ’ s location @ @ @ @ @ , the six individuals were found to be illegally present in the United States .
@ @ @ @ @ Pakistani nationals , while the others were Mexican nationals .
All six illegal aliens have @ @ @ @ @ .

YUMA, Ariz. – Yuma Sector agents apprehended five nationals from Nepal and Pakistan illegally in the United States in two separate incidents Thursday.
In the first incident, Yuma Station agents near County 17 1/2 and the Salinity canal found two 27-year-old men from Nepal who had illegally entered the United States from Mexico. The men reportedly traveled from Nepal through India, Thailand, Colombia, and Mexico before entering the United States illegally near Yuma.
The men were provided medical screenings by on-site medical providers and were cleared for transport. They are charged with immigration violations.
In the second incident, a Wellton Station agent conducting surveillance observed six individuals east of Sentinel and south of Interstate 8, and directed nearby Special Operations Detachment agents to the group’s location. After questioning by agents, the six individuals were found to be illegally present in the United States. Three of the six were Pakistani nationals, while the others were Mexican nationals.
All six illegal aliens have been charged with immigration violations.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--3 Found Dead at Manhattan Hotel: FDNY

3 Found Dead at Manhattan Hotel: FDNY

NEW YORK — Officials are investigating after three people were found dead at a Midtown Manhattan hotel this weekend .
@ @ @ @ @ FDNY responded to the Hilton Garden Inn ‘ two times Saturday and once on Sunday @ @ @ @ @ three victims were declared dead upon arrival .
No further details were released .

NEW YORK — Officials are investigating after three people were found dead at a Midtown Manhattan hotel this weekend.
According to WABC, the FDNY responded to the Hilton Garden Inn ‘two times Saturday and once on Sunday for three deaths.’
All three victims were declared dead upon arrival.
No further details were released.
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breaking911--2020-04-19--Canadian Authorities Say At Least 17 People, Including Officer, Killed In Mass Shooting; Gunman Was

Canadian Authorities Say At Least 17 People, Including Officer, Killed In Mass Shooting; Gunman Was Posing as Cop

CANADA — A gunman is dead after police say he went on a lengthy murder spree in Nova Scotia Saturday night and into Sunday .
Officers responded to a shooting scene in the neighborhood of Portapique and found ‘ multiple victims inside and outside or a residence.
’ The manhunt for the shooter , later identified as 51-year-old Gabriel Wortman , went throughout the night and cops also located multiple structure fires .
Wortman reportedly was posing as a police officer and was wearing a uniform and driving a patrol car .
It is unclear how Wortman obtained those items @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Sunday where he was fatally shot , In all , police say at least 17 people were killed—they warn that number could rise .
Among the dead is a female Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer .
“ In excess of 10 people have been killed , ” RCMP Chief Superintendent Chris Leather said .
“ We believe it to be one person who is responsible for all the killings and that he alone moved across the northern part of the province and committed what appears to be several homicides.
” “ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last night that I would wake up to the horrific news that an active shooter was on the loose in Nova Scotia , ” Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil said .
“ This is one of the most senseless acts of violence in our province ’ s history.
” A motive for the tragedy remains under investigation .


breaking911--2020-04-19--Woman Fatally Struck By Her Own SUV In Tragic Accident


breaking911--2020-04-20--Reward Offered After Houston Woman Brutally Murdered In Her Apartment On Easter Sunday

HOUSTON , Texas — Crime Stoppers and the Houston Police Department ’ s Homicide Division need the public ’ s help identifying the suspect ( s ) responsible for a Murder .
On Easter Sunday , April 12 , 2020 , the body of Yuliet Fernandez was found in her apartment located in the 7900 block of Bellaire Boulevard in Houston , Texas .
A family member made the gruesome discovery .
The coroner found she suffered blunt force trauma to her head and neck and was stabbed in the neck .
Fernandez was last seen in the 7700 block @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2020 around 9:00 p.m. in a convenience store ( it is unknown if she was with anyone at the store ) .
The Houston Police Department ’ s Homicide Division and the family of the victim is requesting the community ’ s help with identifying the suspect ( s ) responsible for Yuliet Fernandez ’ s murder .
Investigators believe the victim knew her killer .
Crime Stoppers may pay up to $ 5,000 for information leading to the identification , charging and/or arrest of the suspect ( s ) in this case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 713-222-TIPS ( 8477 ) , submitted online at www.crimestoppers.org or through the Crime Stoppers mobile app .
Only tips and calls DIRECTLY TO Crime Stoppers are anonymous and eligible for a cash reward .

HOUSTON, Texas — Crime Stoppers and the Houston Police Department’s Homicide Division need the public’s help identifying the suspect(s) responsible for a Murder.
On Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020, the body of Yuliet Fernandez was found in her apartment located in the 7900 block of Bellaire Boulevard in Houston, Texas. A family member made the gruesome discovery.
The coroner found she suffered blunt force trauma to her head and neck and was stabbed in the neck.
Fernandez was last seen in the 7700 block of Bellaire Boulevard on April 11, 2020 around 9:00 p.m. in a convenience store (it is unknown if she was with anyone at the store).
The Houston Police Department’s Homicide Division and the family of the victim is requesting the community’s help with identifying the suspect(s) responsible for Yuliet Fernandez’s murder. Investigators believe the victim knew her killer.
Crime Stoppers may pay up to $5,000 for information leading to the identification, charging and/or arrest of the suspect(s) in this case. Information may be reported by calling 713-222-TIPS (8477), submitted online at www.crimestoppers.org or through the Crime Stoppers mobile app. Only tips and calls DIRECTLY TO Crime Stoppers are anonymous and eligible for a cash reward.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--LIVESTREAM: President Trump Holds Press Briefing

President Trump and members of the Coronavirus Task Force hold a press briefing as some states inch close to reopening @ @

President Trump and members of the Coronavirus Task Force hold a press briefing as some states inch close to reopening businesses.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--Police In Jackson, Miss. Say Unmarked Police Car Has Been Stolen

Jackson police is in search of one of it ’ s unmarked police vehicles , similar to the one pictured @ @ @ @ @ from the city impound lot this weekend and is a black ‘ 08 Nissan Pathfinder @ @ @ @ @ tinted windows .
The SUV is equipped with interior emergency lights .
The department has @ @ @ @ @ SUV or up to $ 2,500 .
If you have information , call 601.355.TIPS

Jackson police is in search of one of it’s unmarked police vehicles, similar to the one pictured.
The vehicle was stolen from the city impound lot this weekend and is a black ‘08 Nissan Pathfinder, tag HXG5558, with tinted windows. The SUV is equipped with interior emergency lights.
The department has offered a reward for the SUV or up to $2,500. If you have information, call 601.355.TIPS
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breaking911--2020-04-20--Tennessee Governor Announces Stay-At-Home Order Will Expire April 30

Nashville , Tenn. — Today , Governor Bill Lee announced the order for Tennesseans to remain at home will expire April 30 , with the vast majority of businesses in 89 counties allowed to re-open on May 1 .
“ Our Economic Recovery Group is working with industry leaders around the clock so that some businesses can open as soon as Monday , April 27 , ” said Gov .
Lee .
“ These businesses will open according to specific guidance that we will provide in accordance with state and national experts in both medicine and business.
” The Lee @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Davidson , Hamilton , Knox and Sullivan counties and their health departments as they plan their own re-open strategies .
“ While I am not extending the safer at home order past the end of April , we are working directly with our major metropolitan areas to ensure they are in a position to reopen as soon and safely as possible , ” said Lee .
“ Social distancing works , and as we open up our economy it will be more important than ever that we keep social distancing as lives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state of Georgia also made a similar announcement Monday .

Nashville, Tenn. — Today, Governor Bill Lee announced the order for Tennesseans to remain at home will expire April 30, with the vast majority of businesses in 89 counties allowed to re-open on May 1.
“Our Economic Recovery Group is working with industry leaders around the clock so that some businesses can open as soon as Monday, April 27,” said Gov. Lee. “These businesses will open according to specific guidance that we will provide in accordance with state and national experts in both medicine and business.”
The Lee Administration will work with Shelby, Madison, Davidson, Hamilton, Knox and Sullivan counties and their health departments as they plan their own re-open strategies.
“While I am not extending the safer at home order past the end of April, we are working directly with our major metropolitan areas to ensure they are in a position to reopen as soon and safely as possible,” said Lee. “Social distancing works, and as we open up our economy it will be more important than ever that we keep social distancing as lives and livelihoods depend on it.”
The state of Georgia also made a similar announcement Monday.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--Michigan Attorney General Threatens To Arrest Landscaper For ‘Delivering Mulch’

LANSING – Attorney General Dana Nessel and Muskegon County Prosecutor DJ Hilson sent a cease and desist letter to a @ @ @ @ @ week after it was found to be violating Gov .
Gretchen Whitmer ’ s Stay @ @ @ @ @ order .
The business then challenged the directive in court , with Muskegon County Circuit @ @ @ @ @ an opinion Friday that confirmed the business was violating the order .
The letter was @ @ @ @ @ Supplies LLC after witnesses reported to police that company employees were delivering mulch and providing @ @ @ @ @ as well as putting flyers in residents ’ mailboxes .
The letter states if the @ @ @ @ @ , the complaints will be sent to police for law enforcement action .

LANSING – Attorney General Dana Nessel and Muskegon County Prosecutor DJ Hilson sent a cease and desist letter to a Muskegon County landscaping company last week after it was found to be violating Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Stay Home, Stay Safe executive order. The business then challenged the directive in court, with Muskegon County Circuit Court Judge Timothy Hicks issuing an opinion Friday that confirmed the business was violating the order.
The letter was sent Tuesday to Land Scape Supplies LLC after witnesses reported to police that company employees were delivering mulch and providing other lawn care services, as well as putting flyers in residents’ mailboxes.
The letter states if the business owner does not comply, the complaints will be sent to police for law enforcement action.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--Suspected Serial Rapist Jory Wiebrand Accused Of at Least 10 Sexual Assaults In Minneapolis Charged

A Ham Lake man has been charged in two home invasions in which women were assaulted and charges in additional cases are expected , perhaps late this week , Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Monday .
Jory Wiebrand , 34 , was charged with first-degree burglary and criminal predatory conduct in a June 2 , 2019 break-in .
Wiebrand also was charged with first-degree criminal sexual assault and first-degree burglary assault in an Aug. 7 crime .
Wiebrand is suspected in at least 10 total cases between 2013 and 2020 .
“ These charges are the result of excellent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and we expect to file charges in additional cases soon , ” Freeman said .
“ Until last week , Mr. Wiebrand ’ s DNA was not on file with any police agency , so developing a fingerprint and getting a match from an earlier , unrelated arrest allowed police to identify him as a suspect and seek a search warrant to obtain his DNA.While we need to prove his guilt in court , if we are successful , we will seek an enhanced sentence so he will be unable to terrorize women @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the criminal complaints , a woman was sleeping in her home in the 800 block of Fifth Street Southeast on June 2 when she was awakened by a man who put a hand over her mouth and another around her neck .
The woman fought against him and he eventually fled out the front door , taking the woman ’ s wallet with cash and credit cards .
Police found a garbage can pushed up underneath a window to the woman ’ s apartment .
The glass was broken and police gathered some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s fingerprint , the complaint states .
On Aug. 7 , in the 700 block of Fourth Street Southeast , about two blocks from the June attack , a woman returned home from work in the early morning .
About 4 a.m. , she took a shower and as she walked into her bedroom Wiebrand appeared and put one hand over her nose and mouth making it hard to breathe and the other hand across her chest , according to the complaint .
He pushed her onto the bed and sexually assaulted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at one point , kicked him in the stomach .
He reacted by spraying pepper spray in her face .
She continued to fight and he fled , the complaint states .
She provided a description of Wiebrand and a sex assault examination provided DNA which eventually was compared to Wiebrand ’ s .
He could not be excluded , but up to 99.99998 percent of the human population could be .
Wiebrand is suspected in 10 total cases between 2013 and 2020 in the same Minneapolis neighborhoods and in Anoka County , @ @ @ @ @

A Ham Lake man has been charged in two home invasions in which women were assaulted and charges in additional cases are expected, perhaps late this week, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Monday.
Jory Wiebrand, 34, was charged with first-degree burglary and criminal predatory conduct in a June 2, 2019 break-in. Wiebrand also was charged with first-degree criminal sexual assault and first-degree burglary assault in an Aug. 7 crime.
Wiebrand is suspected in at least 10 total cases between 2013 and 2020.
“These charges are the result of excellent police work by a number of agencies and we expect to file charges in additional cases soon,” Freeman said. “Until last week, Mr. Wiebrand’s DNA was not on file with any police agency, so developing a fingerprint and getting a match from an earlier, unrelated arrest allowed police to identify him as a suspect and seek a search warrant to obtain his DNA.While we need to prove his guilt in court, if we are successful, we will seek an enhanced sentence so he will be unable to terrorize women for a long time.”
According to the criminal complaints, a woman was sleeping in her home in the 800 block of Fifth Street Southeast on June 2 when she was awakened by a man who put a hand over her mouth and another around her neck. The woman fought against him and he eventually fled out the front door, taking the woman’s wallet with cash and credit cards.
Police found a garbage can pushed up underneath a window to the woman’s apartment. The glass was broken and police gathered some of the glass and testing revealed Wiebrand’s fingerprint, the complaint states.
On Aug. 7, in the 700 block of Fourth Street Southeast, about two blocks from the June attack, a woman returned home from work in the early morning. About 4 a.m., she took a shower and as she walked into her bedroom Wiebrand appeared and put one hand over her nose and mouth making it hard to breathe and the other hand across her chest, according to the complaint. He pushed her onto the bed and sexually assaulted her.
The woman fought him and at one point, kicked him in the stomach. He reacted by spraying pepper spray in her face. She continued to fight and he fled, the complaint states. She provided a description of Wiebrand and a sex assault examination provided DNA which eventually was compared to Wiebrand’s. He could not be excluded, but up to 99.99998 percent of the human population could be.
Wiebrand is suspected in 10 total cases between 2013 and 2020 in the same Minneapolis neighborhoods and in Anoka County, according to the complaint.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--DOJ Announces Additional $378 Million to Victims of Madoff Ponzi Scheme

At the start of National Crime Victims ’ Rights Week , the Department of Justice today announced that on April 20 , the Madoff Victim Fund ( MVF ) began its fifth distribution of approximately $ 378.5 million in funds forfeited to the U.S. Government in connection with the Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC ( BLMIS ) fraud scheme , bringing the total distributed to over $ 2.7 billion to nearly 38,000 victims worldwide .
In this distribution , payments will be sent to over 26,000 victims across the globe , bringing their total recovery to 73.65 percent .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ series of payments that will eventually return over $ 4 billion to victims as compensation for losses they suffered from the collapse of the BLMIS .
The MVF has received over 65,000 petitions from victims in 136 countries .
“ It is entirely fitting during this Crime Victims ’ Rights Week that the department is able to make the latest distribution from the Madoff Victims Fund , ” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department ’ s Criminal Division .
“ With the $ 378 million distributed today , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ billion to Madoff ’ s victims , allowing them to recover almost 74 percent of their losses .
All of this has been made possible by the department ’ s steadfast commitment to the pursuit of the proceeds of fraud through civil forfeiture.
” “ This office continues its efforts to seek justice for victims of history ’ s largest Ponzi scheme .
Today ’ s additional payments of more than $ 378 million by this office and the U.S. Department of Justice Criminal Division ’ s Money Laundering and Asset Recovery Section @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of distributions that will leave victims with compensation for more than 73 percent of their losses , ” said U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman of the Southern District of New York .
“ But our work is not yet finished , and this extraordinary level of recovery represents this Office ’ s ongoing and tireless commitment to compensating the victims who suffered as a result of Madoff ’ s heinous crimes.
” For decades , Bernard L. Madoff used his position as Chairman of BLMIS , the investment advisory business he founded in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clients .
On March 12 , 2009 , Madoff pleaded guilty to 11 federal felonies , admitting that he had turned his wealth management business into the world ’ s largest Ponzi scheme , benefitting himself , his family and select members of his inner circle .
On June 29 , 2009 , U.S. District Judge Denny Chin sentenced Madoff to serve 150 years in prison for running the largest fraudulent scheme in history .
Of the approximately $ 4.05 billion that will be made available to victims , approximately $ 2.2 billion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ civil forfeiture recovery from the estate of deceased Madoff investor Jeffry Picower .
An additional $ 1.7 billion was collected as part of a deferred prosecution agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A .
and civilly forfeited in a parallel action .
The remaining funds were collected through a civil forfeiture action against investor Carl Shapiro and his family , and from civil and criminal forfeiture actions against Bernard L. Madoff , Peter B. Madoff and their co-conspirators .

At the start of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, the Department of Justice today announced that on April 20, the Madoff Victim Fund (MVF) began its fifth distribution of approximately $378.5 million in funds forfeited to the U.S. Government in connection with the Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC (BLMIS) fraud scheme, bringing the total distributed to over $2.7 billion to nearly 38,000 victims worldwide.
In this distribution, payments will be sent to over 26,000 victims across the globe, bringing their total recovery to 73.65 percent. This distribution represents the fifth in a series of payments that will eventually return over $4 billion to victims as compensation for losses they suffered from the collapse of the BLMIS. The MVF has received over 65,000 petitions from victims in 136 countries.
“It is entirely fitting during this Crime Victims’ Rights Week that the department is able to make the latest distribution from the Madoff Victims Fund,” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. “With the $378 million distributed today, the department has now returned $2.7 billion to Madoff’s victims, allowing them to recover almost 74 percent of their losses. All of this has been made possible by the department’s steadfast commitment to the pursuit of the proceeds of fraud through civil forfeiture.”
“This office continues its efforts to seek justice for victims of history’s largest Ponzi scheme. Today’s additional payments of more than $378 million by this office and the U.S. Department of Justice Criminal Division’s Money Laundering and Asset Recovery Section represents the fifth in an on-going series of distributions that will leave victims with compensation for more than 73 percent of their losses,” said U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman of the Southern District of New York. “But our work is not yet finished, and this extraordinary level of recovery represents this Office’s ongoing and tireless commitment to compensating the victims who suffered as a result of Madoff’s heinous crimes.”
For decades, Bernard L. Madoff used his position as Chairman of BLMIS, the investment advisory business he founded in 1960, to steal billions from his clients. On March 12, 2009, Madoff pleaded guilty to 11 federal felonies, admitting that he had turned his wealth management business into the world’s largest Ponzi scheme, benefitting himself, his family and select members of his inner circle. On June 29, 2009, U.S. District Judge Denny Chin sentenced Madoff to serve 150 years in prison for running the largest fraudulent scheme in history. Of the approximately $4.05 billion that will be made available to victims, approximately $2.2 billion was collected as part of the historic civil forfeiture recovery from the estate of deceased Madoff investor Jeffry Picower. An additional $1.7 billion was collected as part of a deferred prosecution agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A. and civilly forfeited in a parallel action. The remaining funds were collected through a civil forfeiture action against investor Carl Shapiro and his family, and from civil and criminal forfeiture actions against Bernard L. Madoff, Peter B. Madoff and their co-conspirators.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--Pharmacist Arrested in Plot to Firebomb a Rival to Sell More Drugs on the Dark Web

ALEXANDRIA , Va. – A Nebraska pharmacist was arrested Friday on charges related to an alleged conspiracy to use explosives , specifically Molotov cocktails , to firebomb and destroy a competitor pharmacy .
According to court documents , Hyrum T. Wilson , 41 , of Auburn , told an alleged co-conspirator : “ This is the last shipment he will get from me as long as the other pharmacy is still standing.
” Wilson allegedly supplied thousands of prescription pills , including opioids , from his business , Hyrum ’ s Family Value Pharmacy , to William Anderson Burgamy IV @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vendor NeverPressedRX ( NPRX ) from August 2019 through April 2020 , and had thousands of illegal recorded sales on a major Darknet market .
Burgamy was charged in the Eastern District of Virginia last week and ordered detained .
The firebombing plot was uncovered through search warrants that were executed following Burgamy ’ s arrest .
According to court documents , Wilson conspired with Burgamy to conduct a firebombing of another pharmacy in Auburn , Nebraska .
The goal of the plot was to destroy Wilson ’ s local competition , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the volume of prescription drugs that Wilson ’ s business could obtain , thereby allowing Wilson and Burgamy ’ s drug trafficking operation to continue and expand .
Wilson and Burgamy allegedly agreed that the plot , named “ Operation Firewood , ” would involve the use of Molotov cocktails to burn down the victim pharmacy , and that Burgamy would carry numerous firearms during the attack .
Wilson allegedly created “ getaway ” maps and routes for Burgamy to use to help him evade law enforcement detection following the intended firebombing .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ medications from the victim pharmacy before setting it on fire , and Burgamy offered to share with Wilson the profits from any stolen drugs .
Wilson is charged with conspiracy to use fire and explosives , conspiracy to distribute controlled substances , and a firearms-related offense .
If convicted , he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison .
Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties .
A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after taking into account the U.S .
Sentencing Guidelines and other @ @ @

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – A Nebraska pharmacist was arrested Friday on charges related to an alleged conspiracy to use explosives, specifically Molotov cocktails, to firebomb and destroy a competitor pharmacy.
According to court documents, Hyrum T. Wilson, 41, of Auburn, told an alleged co-conspirator: “This is the last shipment he will get from me as long as the other pharmacy is still standing.”
Wilson allegedly supplied thousands of prescription pills, including opioids, from his business, Hyrum’s Family Value Pharmacy, to William Anderson Burgamy IV. Burgamy allegedly operated as the Darknet vendor NeverPressedRX (NPRX) from August 2019 through April 2020, and had thousands of illegal recorded sales on a major Darknet market. Burgamy was charged in the Eastern District of Virginia last week and ordered detained. The firebombing plot was uncovered through search warrants that were executed following Burgamy’s arrest.
According to court documents, Wilson conspired with Burgamy to conduct a firebombing of another pharmacy in Auburn, Nebraska. The goal of the plot was to destroy Wilson’s local competition, which Wilson and Burgamy allegedly believed would increase the volume of prescription drugs that Wilson’s business could obtain, thereby allowing Wilson and Burgamy’s drug trafficking operation to continue and expand. Wilson and Burgamy allegedly agreed that the plot, named “Operation Firewood,” would involve the use of Molotov cocktails to burn down the victim pharmacy, and that Burgamy would carry numerous firearms during the attack.
Wilson allegedly created “getaway” maps and routes for Burgamy to use to help him evade law enforcement detection following the intended firebombing. Wilson also suggested that Burgamy steal prescription medications from the victim pharmacy before setting it on fire, and Burgamy offered to share with Wilson the profits from any stolen drugs.
Wilson is charged with conspiracy to use fire and explosives, conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, and a firearms-related offense. If convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison. Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after taking into account the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.
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breaking911--2020-04-20--FBI Warns of Popular Social Media Trend

FBI Warns of Popular Social Media Trend

The FBI is warning social media users to pay close attention to the information they share online .
A number of trending social media topics seem like fun games , but can reveal answers to very common password retrieval security questions .
Fraudsters can leverage this personal information to reset account passwords and gain access to once-protected data and accounts .
The high school support photo trend encourages users to share their high school photo to support the class of 2020 .
Many people are including the name of their schools and mascots , and their graduation years .
All @ @ @ @ @ @ @ security questions .
Other examples include posting a picture of your first car ; answering questions about your best friend ; providing the name of your first pet ; identifying your first concert , favorite restaurant , or favorite teacher ; and tagging your mother , which may reveal her maiden name .
The FBI encourages you to be vigilant and carefully consider the possible negative impact of sharing too much personal information online .
Check your security settings to ensure they are set to the appropriate levels and enable two-factor or multi-factor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ process that requires you to prove who you are in more than one way while accessing an account .
There are three categories of credentials : something you know ; something you have ; and something you are .
• “ Something you know ” is your password or a set PIN you use to access an account .
The PIN does not typically change .
• “ Something you have ” is a security token or app that provides a randomly generated number that rotates frequently .
The token provider confirms that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Something you have ” can include verification texts , emails , or calls that you must respond to before accessing an account .
• “ Something you are ” includes fingerprints , facial recognition , or voice recognition .
This category of credentialing sounds a bit unnerving—but think about how you unlocked your smart phone this morning .
You probably have used your fingerprints or face several times today just to check your email .
Multi-factor authentication is required by some providers , but is optional for others .
If given the choice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possible , but especially when accessing your most sensitive personal data—to include your primary email account , and your financial and health records .

The FBI is warning social media users to pay close attention to the information they share online. A number of trending social media topics seem like fun games, but can reveal answers to very common password retrieval security questions. Fraudsters can leverage this personal information to reset account passwords and gain access to once-protected data and accounts.
The high school support photo trend encourages users to share their high school photo to support the class of 2020. Many people are including the name of their schools and mascots, and their graduation years. All three are answers to common password retrieval security questions.
Other examples include posting a picture of your first car; answering questions about your best friend; providing the name of your first pet; identifying your first concert, favorite restaurant, or favorite teacher; and tagging your mother, which may reveal her maiden name.
The FBI encourages you to be vigilant and carefully consider the possible negative impact of sharing too much personal information online. Check your security settings to ensure they are set to the appropriate levels and enable two-factor or multi-factor authentication when available. Authentication is a process that requires you to prove who you are in more than one way while accessing an account.
There are three categories of credentials: something you know; something you have; and something you are.
“Something you know” is your password or a set PIN you use to access an account. The PIN does not typically change.
“Something you have” is a security token or app that provides a randomly generated number that rotates frequently. The token provider confirms that you—and only you—know that number. “Something you have” can include verification texts, emails, or calls that you must respond to before accessing an account.
“Something you are” includes fingerprints, facial recognition, or voice recognition. This category of credentialing sounds a bit unnerving—but think about how you unlocked your smart phone this morning. You probably have used your fingerprints or face several times today just to check your email.
Multi-factor authentication is required by some providers, but is optional for others. If given the choice, take advantage of multi-factor authentication whenever possible, but especially when accessing your most sensitive personal data—to include your primary email account, and your financial and health records.
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breaking911--2020-04-21--Kim Jong-un In “Grave Danger” After Surgery: Reports

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is reportedly in “ grave danger ” following a surgical procedure , CNN and @ @ @ @ @ The 37-year-old dictator underwent a cardiovascular procedure , state media indicates .
Rumors began to @ @ @ @ @ health after he did not attend an anniversary event for the birthday of its founding @ @ @ @ @ grandfather , Kim Il Sun .
NBC News ’ Katy Tur tweeted Monday night that @ @ @ @ @ ” She later deleted the tweet .
“ My understanding is that he had been @ @ @ @ @ ) since last August but it worsened after repeated visits to Mount Paektu , ” @ @ @ @ @ 2009 , reports suggested that Kim Jong-un was a diabetic and suffered from hypertension .
@ @ @ @ @ smoke cigarettes .

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is reportedly in “grave danger” following a surgical procedure, CNN and Reuters reported Monday evening.
The 37-year-old dictator underwent a cardiovascular procedure, state media indicates. Rumors began to swirl about Jong-un’s health after he did not attend an anniversary event for the birthday of its founding father and Kim’s grandfather, Kim Il Sun.
NBC News’ Katy Tur tweeted Monday night that Jong-un was “brain dead.” She later deleted the tweet.
I’ve deleted that last tweet out of an abundance of caution. Waiting on more info. Apologies. — Katy Tur (@KatyTurNBC) April 21, 2020
“My understanding is that he had been struggling (with cardiovascular problems) since last August but it worsened after repeated visits to Mount Paektu,” Daily NK reported.
In 2009, reports suggested that Kim Jong-un was a diabetic and suffered from hypertension. He is also known to smoke cigarettes.
Breaking: The US is monitoring intelligence that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s health is in grave danger following a surgery, a US official with direct knowledge tells me. — Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) April 21, 2020
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breaking911--2020-04-22--NEW YORK ISSUES DO-NOT-RESUSCITATE ORDER FOR CARDIAC PATIENTS

The state of New York has ordered first responders not to resuscitate cardiac patients due the the coronavirus pandemic—meaning , @ @ @ @ @ have a pulse , the health worker will not attempt CPR or other possibly life @ @ @ @ @ department said in a letter to workers the order is “ necessary during the COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ and safety of EMS providers by limiting their exposure , conserve resources , and ensure @ @ @ @ @ save the greatest number of lives.
” A do-not-resuscitate order ( DNR ) is a @ @ @ @ @ no steps will be taken to restart a patient ’ s heart or restore breathing @ @ @ @ @ arrest or respiratory arrest .
The New York Post broke the story .

The state of New York has ordered first responders not to resuscitate cardiac patients due the the coronavirus pandemic—meaning, if a patient does not have a pulse, the health worker will not attempt CPR or other possibly life saving procedures.
The health department said in a letter to workers the order is “necessary during the COVID-19 response to protect the health and safety of EMS providers by limiting their exposure, conserve resources, and ensure optimal use of equipment to save the greatest number of lives.”
A do-not-resuscitate order (DNR) is a legally binding order stating that no steps will be taken to restart a patient’s heart or restore breathing if the patient experiences cardiac arrest or respiratory arrest.
The New York Post broke the story.
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