breaking911--2020-01-07--Border Agents Rescue 3 Stuck Atop New Border Wall

SAN DIEGO — Due to the vigilance of several Border Patrol agents , three people were rescued after trying to scale the new border wall in San Diego on Sunday evening .
The event began at approximately midnight on January 5 , when agents on patrol near Otay Mesa saw three people in a precarious situation .
A man and two women , under the cover of dense fog , tried to enter the U.S. illegally by climbing San Diego Sector ’ s new 30-foot , steel bollard wall .
The trio became stuck at the top of the wet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Due to the danger of the situation , agents requested the assistance of the San Diego Fire Department ( SDFD ) in order to get them down safely .
SDFD used their ladder truck to remove the three people from the wall without injury .
Once on the ground , agents questioned the group about their nationality and all three were Mexican nationals illegally present in the U.S .
The individuals , a 36-year-old male , a 20-year-old female , and an 18-year-old female were transported to a nearby Border Patrol station @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very fortunate to not have fallen from the top of the wall which could have resulted in serious injury or death , ” said San Diego Sector ’ s Acting Chief Patrol Agent Aaron Heitke .
“ These dangers are not important considerations to smugglers , who place an emphasis on profits over safety .
”

SAN DIEGO — Due to the vigilance of several Border Patrol agents, three people were rescued after trying to scale the new border wall in San Diego on Sunday evening.
The event began at approximately midnight on January 5, when agents on patrol near Otay Mesa saw three people in a precarious situation. A man and two women, under the cover of dense fog, tried to enter the U.S. illegally by climbing San Diego Sector’s new 30-foot, steel bollard wall. The trio became stuck at the top of the wet, slippery wall after smugglers abandoned them.
Due to the danger of the situation, agents requested the assistance of the San Diego Fire Department (SDFD) in order to get them down safely. SDFD used their ladder truck to remove the three people from the wall without injury. Once on the ground, agents questioned the group about their nationality and all three were Mexican nationals illegally present in the U.S.
The individuals, a 36-year-old male, a 20-year-old female, and an 18-year-old female were transported to a nearby Border Patrol station for processing.
“These three were very fortunate to not have fallen from the top of the wall which could have resulted in serious injury or death,” said San Diego Sector’s Acting Chief Patrol Agent Aaron Heitke. “These dangers are not important considerations to smugglers, who place an emphasis on profits over safety.”
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breaking911--2020-01-08--Boeing 737 Carrying 170 Passengers Crashes In Iran, All Feared Dead

The Boeing-737 , flight PS752 , with 170 passengers on board was bound for Kiev , the capital of Ukraine—All @ @ @ @ @ was not immediately clear how many people were killed or how the plane crashed .

IRAN — A Ukrainian passenger airliner crashed near Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport shortly after takeoff early Wednesday morning, local media reports.
The Boeing-737, flight PS752, with 170 passengers on board was bound for Kiev, the capital of Ukraine—All are feared dead.
#BREAKING: Video posted by local journalists appears to show doomed Boeing 737 barreling toward the ground in Iran https://t.co/bPL6AWQFVw pic.twitter.com/MY9SGkfn07 — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) January 8, 2020
It was not immediately clear how many people were killed or how the plane crashed.
سقوط هواپیمای اکراینی در نزدیکی فرودگاه امام
یک فروند هواپیمای مسافربری بویینگ ۷۳۷ متعلق به خطوط هوایی اوکراین پس از پرواز از فرودگاه امام خمینی(ره) دچار نقص فنی شد و سقوط کرد.
اخبار اولیه حاکی است این هواپیما که عازم کیف پایتخت اوکراین بوده است ۱۸۰ مسافر و خدمه داشته است — روزنامه ایران (@IranNewspaper) January 8, 2020
یک فروند هواپیمای مسافربری بویینگ ۷۳۷ متعلق به خطوط هوایی اوکراین با ۱۸۰ مسافر و خدمه پس از پرواز از فرودگاه امام خمینی دچار نقص فنی شد و سقوط کرد. — خبرگزاری فارس (@FarsNews_Agency) January 8, 2020
#BREAKING an Ukrainian plane carrying 180 passengers crashed close to Imam #Khomeini airport near #Tehran — Ali Hashem علي هاشم (@alihashem_tv) January 8, 2020
DEVELOPING STORY
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breaking911--2020-01-08--On Day of Trial, Man Admits To ‘Romance Fraud’ Scheme That Bilked Woman Out of $78,000

JEFFERSON CITY , Mo .
– A Camdenton , Missouri , man who was scheduled to go to trial yesterday , instead pleaded guilty to a $ 78,000 fraud scheme in which he used his victim ’ s credit cards without authorization .
Ivan Joseph Stark , Jr. , 47 , pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Stephen R. Bough on Monday , Jan. 6 , to one count of bank fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft .
Stark became romantically involved with his victim , identified in court documents as “ C.H.
, ” after they met @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who used an alias and omitted details regarding his past prison sentence , obtained C.H.
’ s credit cards on March 1 , 2018 .
Stark obtained the credit cards by falsely telling C.H .
he intended to repair an electronic sign and sell the sign for a profit .
Stark falsely claimed he already had a buyer for the sign .
Stark promised to repay C.H .
for purchases he made with C.H.
’ s credit cards using the proceeds from the sale of the sign .
Stark also promised to split @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sale with C.H .
In reality , there was no electric sign or project to repair any sign .
Stark obtained a total of $ 78,280 through this scheme .
One of the credit cards , for example , was used to make a $ 10,180 down payment on a 30-foot trailer from Flying A. Motorsports .
Another credit card was used to make a $ 1,500 down payment on a Dodge Ram truck , which was made over the phone with another woman who purported to be the victim .
Stark opened @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Industries .
Stark falsely represented to Square that AVR was a taxicab and limousine business , when in fact , no such business was in operation .
Stark conducted approximately $ 43,000 in transactions through Square , using C.H.
’ s credit cards , to make payments to AVR .
As a result of these transactions , $ 41,817 was deposited into Stark ’ s personal bank account .
Stark , without C.H.
’ s knowledge or consent , requested a credit limit increase on two of C.H.
’ s credit cards .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ s credit cards to a balance above $ 43,000 .
Stark made an electronic payment from his personal account in the amount of $ 21,947 , payable to C.H.
’ s credit card , knowing that his account contained insufficient funds to cover the payment .
Before his unfunded payment was reversed , however , Stark made approximately $ 21,154 in charges to C.H.
’ s credit card .
This resulted in a statement balance of $ 43,607 , which was $ 21,607 over the card ’ s credit limit .
Under federal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sentence of up to 30 years in federal prison without parole for bank fraud and a mandatory sentence of two years in federal prison without parole for aggravated identity theft , which must be served consecutively .
The maximum statutory sentence is prescribed by Congress and is provided here for informational purposes , as the sentencing of the defendant will be determined by the court based on the advisory sentencing guidelines and other statutory factors .
A sentencing hearing will be scheduled after the completion of a presentence investigation by the United States @ @ @

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A Camdenton, Missouri, man who was scheduled to go to trial yesterday, instead pleaded guilty to a $78,000 fraud scheme in which he used his victim’s credit cards without authorization.
Ivan Joseph Stark, Jr., 47, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Stephen R. Bough on Monday, Jan. 6, to one count of bank fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.
Stark became romantically involved with his victim, identified in court documents as “C.H.,” after they met on a dating website. Stark, who used an alias and omitted details regarding his past prison sentence, obtained C.H.’s credit cards on March 1, 2018. Stark obtained the credit cards by falsely telling C.H. he intended to repair an electronic sign and sell the sign for a profit. Stark falsely claimed he already had a buyer for the sign. Stark promised to repay C.H. for purchases he made with C.H.’s credit cards using the proceeds from the sale of the sign. Stark also promised to split a portion of the proceeds of the sale with C.H. In reality, there was no electric sign or project to repair any sign.
Stark obtained a total of $78,280 through this scheme. One of the credit cards, for example, was used to make a $10,180 down payment on a 30-foot trailer from Flying A. Motorsports. Another credit card was used to make a $1,500 down payment on a Dodge Ram truck, which was made over the phone with another woman who purported to be the victim.
Stark opened a Square account under the name AVR Industries. Stark falsely represented to Square that AVR was a taxicab and limousine business, when in fact, no such business was in operation. Stark conducted approximately $43,000 in transactions through Square, using C.H.’s credit cards, to make payments to AVR. As a result of these transactions, $41,817 was deposited into Stark’s personal bank account.
Stark, without C.H.’s knowledge or consent, requested a credit limit increase on two of C.H.’s
credit cards.
Stark ultimately charged one of C.H.’s credit cards to a balance above $43,000. Stark made an electronic payment from his personal account in the amount of $21,947, payable to C.H.’s credit card, knowing that his account contained insufficient funds to cover the payment. Before his unfunded payment was reversed, however, Stark made approximately $21,154 in charges to C.H.’s credit card. This resulted in a statement balance of $43,607, which was $21,607 over the card’s credit limit.
Under federal statutes, Stark is subject to a sentence of up to 30 years in federal prison without parole for bank fraud and a mandatory sentence of two years in federal prison without parole for aggravated identity theft, which must be served consecutively. The maximum statutory sentence is prescribed by Congress and is provided here for informational purposes, as the sentencing of the defendant will be determined by the court based on the advisory sentencing guidelines and other statutory factors. A sentencing hearing will be scheduled after the completion of a presentence investigation by the United States Probation Office.
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breaking911--2020-01-07--Iran Strikes Iraqi Air Bases Housing US Troops, Pres. Trump Consulting With National Security Team

Iranian media says Tehran has launched dozens of surface-to-surface missiles at Iraq ’ s Ain Assad air base where U.S. @ @ @ @ @ Iranian state TV says the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps , “ has hit U.S .
@ @ @ @ @ with tens of missiles.
” And warned the US of more “ crushing responses in @ @ @ @ @ The Pentagon confirmed the attack in a statement .
The attacks come after President Trump @ @ @ @ @ Iran ’ s top General Qasem Soleimani .
Iran said the operation ’ s name @ @ @ @ @ White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham said , “ We are aware of the reports @ @ @ @ @ in Iraq .
The President has been briefed and is monitoring the situation closely and @ @ @ @ @ team.
” It was unclear if any Americans were killed in the recent attack .
@ @ @ @ @ .
more information will be provided when it becomes available .

Iranian media says Tehran has launched dozens of surface-to-surface missiles at Iraq’s Ain Assad air base where U.S. troops are being housed.
Iranian state TV says the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, “has hit U.S. Ain al-Asad airbase in Iraq with tens of missiles.” And warned the US of more “crushing responses in case of new aggression.”
The Pentagon confirmed the attack in a statement.
The attacks come after President Trump ordered an airstrike the killed Iran’s top General Qasem Soleimani. Iran said the operation’s name was ‘Martyr Soleimani.’
IRAN RESPONDS:
– Dozens of Missiles Hit U.S. Air Bases In Iraq
– Iran Claims Responsibility
– Number of Casualties Unknown
– Iran Warns of More "Crushing Responses"
– Pres. Trump Being Briefed & Weighing Optionshttps://t.co/oqZ3fv00kC pic.twitter.com/jkB6eMSke1 — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) January 8, 2020
White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham said, “We are aware of the reports of attacks on US facilities in Iraq. The President has been briefed and is monitoring the situation closely and consulting with his national security team.”
It was unclear if any Americans were killed in the recent attack.
This is a developing story. more information will be provided when it becomes available.
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breaking911--2020-01-08--Passenger Tries To Breach Cockpit on Flight From Germany To United States

LIMERICK , IRELAND– An off duty United States Border Patrol Agent assigned to the El Paso Sector was flying home @ @ @ @ @ States on an American Airlines flight AA71 when a disruptive passenger attempted to breach the @ @ @ @ @ Tuesday morning a Border Patrol Agent assisted by fellow passengers helped subdue an unruly passenger @ @ @ @ @ , the flight was re-routed and landed safely without incident in Ireland .
The unidentified @ @ @ @ @ by local law enforcement .
“ Our agent ’ s training and swift response in @ @ @ @ @ assistance of fellow passengers , ensuring the safety of all passengers onboard ” , said @ @ @ @ @ I. Chavez .
“ This level of courage and commitment is a testament of the @ @ @ @ @ that exist within our ranks that without hesitation jump into harms way to protect the @ @ @ @ @ It was unclear what the suspect ’ s intent was in the crime .

LIMERICK, IRELAND– An off duty United States Border Patrol Agent assigned to the El Paso Sector was flying home from Germany to the United States on an American Airlines flight AA71 when a disruptive passenger attempted to breach the airplane’s cockpit.
Tuesday morning a Border Patrol Agent assisted by fellow passengers helped subdue an unruly passenger. Due to this incident, the flight was re-routed and landed safely without incident in Ireland. The unidentified suspect was taken into custody by local law enforcement.
“Our agent’s training and swift response in taking action helped prompt the assistance of fellow passengers, ensuring the safety of all passengers onboard”, said Interim Chief Patrol Agent Gloria I. Chavez. “This level of courage and commitment is a testament of the caliber of Border Patrol agents that exist within our ranks that without hesitation jump into harms way to protect the sanctity of human life.”
It was unclear what the suspect’s intent was in the crime.
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breaking911--2020-01-08--Rockets Launched Into Green Zone In Baghdad, Sirens Sound

IRAQ — There were reports of fresh rocket attacks targeting Baghdad ’ s Green Zone early Thursday .
At least @ @ @ @ @ It was unclear who launched the attack or if their were any casualties .
Two @ @ @ @ @ the Green Zone in Baghdad , Iraq causing sirens to go off at the US @ @ @ @ @ Correspondent @ Stone_SkyNews says there is no suggestion that they are from Iran .

IRAQ — There were reports of fresh rocket attacks targeting Baghdad’s Green Zone early Thursday. At least three Katyusha rockets landed.
Fox News’ Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst reported rocket sirens sounding throughout the area.
It was unclear who launched the attack or if their were any casualties.
Two rockets have been fired into the Green Zone in Baghdad, Iraq causing sirens to go off at the US Embassy.
Our Middle East Correspondent @Stone_SkyNews says there is no suggestion that they are from Iran.
Read the latest here: https://t.co/KycdXHNE3l pic.twitter.com/PWAKa9tggP
— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 8, 2020


breaking911--2020-01-08--House Will Move Forward With A War Powers Resolution To Limit Trump’s Military Actions

Washington , D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued this statement announcing the upcoming vote on a War Powers Resolution to limit the President ’ s military action regarding Iran : “ Last week , the Trump Administration conducted a provocative and disproportionate military airstrike targeting high-level Iranian military officials .
The Administration took this action without consulting Congress .
This action endangered our servicemembers , diplomats and others by risking a serious escalation of tensions with Iran .
Since then , the President has made clear that he does not have a coherent strategy to keep the American people safe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stability in the region .
“ Members of Congress have serious , urgent concerns about the Administration ’ s decision to engage in hostilities against Iran and about its lack of strategy moving forward .
Our concerns were not addressed by the President ’ s insufficient War Powers Act notification and by the Administration ’ s briefing today .
“ Today , to honor our duty to keep the American people safe , the House will move forward with a War Powers Resolution to limit the President ’ s military actions regarding Iran @ @ @ @ @ @ @ led by Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin , will go to the Rules Committee this evening and will be brought to the Floor tomorrow .
“ The House may also soon consider additional legislation on the Floor to keep America safe .
This legislation includes Congresswoman Barbara Lee ’ s resolution to repeal the 2002 Iraq Authorization for Use of Military Force ( AUMF ) and Congressman Ro Khanna ’ s legislation to prohibit funding for military action against Iran not authorized by Congress .
“ The Administration must work with the Congress to advance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prevents further violence .
America and the world can not afford war .
”

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued this statement announcing the upcoming vote on a War Powers Resolution to limit the President’s military action regarding Iran:
“Last week, the Trump Administration conducted a provocative and disproportionate military airstrike targeting high-level Iranian military officials. The Administration took this action without consulting Congress. This action endangered our servicemembers, diplomats and others by risking a serious escalation of tensions with Iran. Since then, the President has made clear that he does not have a coherent strategy to keep the American people safe, achieve de-escalation with Iran and ensure stability in the region.
“Members of Congress have serious, urgent concerns about the Administration’s decision to engage in hostilities against Iran and about its lack of strategy moving forward. Our concerns were not addressed by the President’s insufficient War Powers Act notification and by the Administration’s briefing today.
“Today, to honor our duty to keep the American people safe, the House will move forward with a War Powers Resolution to limit the President’s military actions regarding Iran. This resolution, which will be led by Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin, will go to the Rules Committee this evening and will be brought to the Floor tomorrow.
“The House may also soon consider additional legislation on the Floor to keep America safe. This legislation includes Congresswoman Barbara Lee’s resolution to repeal the 2002 Iraq Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) and Congressman Ro Khanna’s legislation to prohibit funding for military action against Iran not authorized by Congress.
“The Administration must work with the Congress to advance an immediate, effective de-escalatory strategy that prevents further violence. America and the world cannot afford war.”
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breaking911--2020-01-08--DRAMATIC VIDEO: Pizza Shop Employee Bravely Escapes Robbery

A pizza shop employee was assaulted during a robbery near Seattle , Washington .
Video shows Brittany Brophy counting money @ @ @ @ @ in to the Southside Pizza shop through a back door .
She tries to escape @ @ @ @ @ her violently being thrown to the floor , the statement adds .
The suspect , @ @ @ @ @ SeaTac Police .

A pizza shop employee was assaulted during a robbery near Seattle, Washington. Video shows Brittany Brophy counting money when a suspected robber comes in to the Southside Pizza shop through a back door. She tries to escape, but the video shows her violently being thrown to the floor, the statement adds. The suspect, 28, was arrested by SeaTac Police.
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breaking911--2020-01-08--Calif. Man Sentenced To 370 Years in Prison for Hourslong Shooting Rampage That Killed 1, Wounded 3

A 23-year-old man convicted of fatally shooting one victim and injuring two others in southeastern Los Angeles County during a 2017 crime spree was sentenced yesterday , the Los Angeles County District Attorney ’ s Office announced .
Alejandro Lazo was sentenced to 320 years to life in state prison , plus 53 years.He was convicted last month of one count of first-degree murder , 12 counts of attempted murder and one count of carjacking .
On April 29 , 2017 , Lazo and Reyna Gomez carjacked a driver in Pico Rivera .
The pair drove to Whittier where they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alley .
The shooting spree continued when they opened fire on two vehicles and injured another person , prosecutors said .
They then drove to La Mirada in the stolen vehicle where they stopped at an intersection and shot at several vehicles .
One driver , 44-year-old Jose Ricardo Sahagun , was killed by the gunfire .
The defendants were later found nearby in another vehicle and were arrested .
Gomez was found guilty in 2018 of one count of first-degree murder , 14 counts of attempted murder and one count of carjacking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ term of 83 years and four months , plus 270 years to life , in state prison .

A 23-year-old man convicted of fatally shooting one victim and injuring two others in southeastern Los Angeles County during a 2017 crime spree was sentenced yesterday, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.
Alejandro Lazo was sentenced to 320 years to life in state prison, plus 53 years.He was convicted last month of one count of first-degree murder, 12 counts of attempted murder and one count of carjacking.
On April 29, 2017, Lazo and Reyna Gomez carjacked a driver in Pico Rivera. The pair drove to Whittier where they shot and wounded a man in an alley. The shooting spree continued when they opened fire on two vehicles and injured another person, prosecutors said.
They then drove to La Mirada in the stolen vehicle where they stopped at an intersection and shot at several vehicles. One driver, 44-year-old Jose Ricardo Sahagun, was killed by the gunfire.
The defendants were later found nearby in another vehicle and were arrested.
Gomez was found guilty in 2018 of one count of first-degree murder, 14 counts of attempted murder and one count of carjacking. She was sentenced to the maximum term of 83 years and four months, plus 270 years to life, in state prison.
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breaking911--2020-01-08--HORRIFIC: Man Kills His Grindr Date Then Cuts His Testicles Off & Eats Them, Court Documents Say

A Michigan man who was allegedly murdered by his Grindr date last month was found by authorities hanging from his @ @ @ @ @ cut and parts of his body missing , according to court transcripts that reveal gruesome @ @ @ @ @ slaying .

A Michigan man who was allegedly murdered by his Grindr date last month was found by authorities hanging from his ankles, with his throat cut and parts of his body missing, according to court transcripts that reveal gruesome details of the Christmas Eve slaying.
Watch the video report below.
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breaking911--2020-01-08--Corrections Officer Pleads Guilty In Death Of 19-year-Old Inmate

Debra Becnel , a former correctional officer , pleaded guilty to making false statements , in connection with the federal investigation into the death of Nimali Henry , an inmate at the St. Bernard Parish Prison .
Henry died in custody on April 1 , 2014 , after she failed to receive medical treatment for her serious medical needs during her ten-day incarceration .
In pleading guilty , defendant Becnel admitted that MHenry and other inmates told her , as well as other correctional officers , that MHenry was ill , needed medical treatment , and might die if she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Becnel further admitted that , when FBI agents questioned her about Ms. Henry ’ s death , she falsely stated that neither Henry nor the inmates talked to her about Henry ’ s medical needs .
Henry suffered from thrombocytopenic purpura , or TTP , a rare disorder that causes clots to form in small blood vessels throughout the body .
She required medication for the life-threatening condition .
“ When officers make false statements to federal authorities , they hamper the ability of the Department of Justice to investigate and prosecute civil @ @ @ @ @ @ @ General Eric Dreiband of the Civil Rights Division .
“ The Department of Justice will continue to defend the civil rights of all citizens.
” “ Debra Becnel lied to the FBI about what she knew about Nimali Henry ’ s death , ” stated U.S. Attorney Peter G. Strasser for the Eastern District of Louisiana .
“ The public must be able to trust that correctional officers are fulfilling their duties honestly .
Public officials who are not truthful during the course of federal investigations must face the consequences of their actions.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ agents during a civil rights investigation , ” said Bryan A. Vorndran FBI New Orleans Field Office Special Agent in Charge .
“ Placed in a position of trust , law enforcement and correctional officers are held to a higher standard .
The FBI New Orleans Field Office will continue to prioritize the investigation of federal Civil Rights violations and any other violations of federal law within our correctional facilities.
” Sentencing is scheduled for April 22 , 2020 , before the Honorable Ivan L.R .
Lemelle .
Becnel faces a maximum sentence @ @ @ @ @ @

Debra Becnel, a former correctional officer, pleaded guilty to making false statements, in connection with the federal investigation into the death of Nimali Henry, an inmate at the St. Bernard Parish Prison. Henry died in custody on April 1, 2014, after she failed to receive medical treatment for her serious medical needs during her ten-day incarceration.
In pleading guilty, defendant Becnel admitted that MHenry and other inmates told her, as well as other correctional officers, that MHenry was ill, needed medical treatment, and might die if she did not get her medical treatment. Becnel further admitted that, when FBI agents questioned her about Ms. Henry’s death, she falsely stated that neither Henry nor the inmates talked to her about Henry’s medical needs.
Henry suffered from thrombocytopenic purpura, or TTP, a rare disorder that causes clots to form in small blood vessels throughout the body. She required medication for the life-threatening condition.
“When officers make false statements to federal authorities, they hamper the ability of the Department of Justice to investigate and prosecute civil rights violations,” said Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband of the Civil Rights Division. “The Department of Justice will continue to defend the civil rights of all citizens.”
“Debra Becnel lied to the FBI about what she knew about Nimali Henry’s death,” stated U.S. Attorney Peter G. Strasser for the Eastern District of Louisiana. “The public must be able to trust that correctional officers are fulfilling their duties honestly. Public officials who are not truthful during the course of federal investigations must face the consequences of their actions.”
“Debra Becnel deliberately deceived FBI agents during a civil rights investigation,” said Bryan A. Vorndran FBI New Orleans Field Office Special Agent in Charge. “Placed in a position of trust, law enforcement and correctional officers are held to a higher standard. The FBI New Orleans Field Office will continue to prioritize the investigation of federal Civil Rights violations and any other violations of federal law within our correctional facilities.”
Sentencing is scheduled for April 22, 2020, before the Honorable Ivan L.R. Lemelle. Becnel faces a maximum sentence of five years of imprisonment.
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breaking911--2020-01-08--Las Vegas Man Charged With Multiple Counts Of Child Sex Trafficking, Witness Tampering

LAS VEGAS , Nev. – A North Las Vegas resident made his initial appearance today , January 7 , 2020 , after being charged in a 15-count indictment for allegedly committing , among other crimes , sex trafficking of children and tampering with a witness , announced United States Attorney Nicholas A. Trutanich for the District of Nevada .
“ Sex trafficking is one of the most devastating crimes , especially when vulnerable child victims are exploited , ” said U.S. Attorney Trutanich .
“ January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month , and this case exemplifies the U.S. Attorney ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with our law enforcement partners to bring justice to perpetrators.
” Jacques Anton Lanier , also known as John Dupree , was indicated by a Grand Jury on December 31 , 2019 , on eight counts of coercion and enticement , four counts of sex trafficking of children , one count of traveling interstate with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct , one count of transfer of obscene material to a minor , and one count of tampering with a witness .
Lanier appeared today before United States Magistrate Judge Daniel J.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ for March 9 , 2020 , before United States District Judge Gloria M. Navarro .
According to allegations contained in the indictment , beginning in April 2017 through December 2017 , Lanier coerced , enticed , and persuaded eight females under the age of 18 years old to engage in prostitution and sexual activities for which Lanier could be charged with a criminal offense .
He recruited four of those victims to engage in a commercial sex act .
Lanier also traveled across state lines to engage in illicit sexual conduct and transferred @ @ @ @ @ @ @ age of 16 years old .
In addition , Lanier is charged with tampering with a victim through intimidation , threats , and corruptly persuading that victim to evade legal process — and to recant a prior statement made to law enforcement — between April 2018 and March 2019 .

LAS VEGAS, Nev. – A North Las Vegas resident made his initial appearance today, January 7, 2020, after being charged in a 15-count indictment for allegedly committing, among other crimes, sex trafficking of children and tampering with a witness, announced United States Attorney Nicholas A. Trutanich for the District of Nevada.
“Sex trafficking is one of the most devastating crimes, especially when vulnerable child victims are exploited,” said U.S. Attorney Trutanich. “January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and this case exemplifies the U.S. Attorney’s Office’s commitment to working with our law enforcement partners to bring justice to perpetrators.”
Jacques Anton Lanier, also known as John Dupree, was indicated by a Grand Jury on December 31, 2019, on eight counts of coercion and enticement, four counts of sex trafficking of children, one count of traveling interstate with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct, one count of transfer of obscene material to a minor, and one count of tampering with a witness. Lanier appeared today before United States Magistrate Judge Daniel J. Albregts. A jury trial is scheduled for March 9, 2020, before United States District Judge Gloria M. Navarro.
According to allegations contained in the indictment, beginning in April 2017 through December 2017, Lanier coerced, enticed, and persuaded eight females under the age of 18 years old to engage in prostitution and sexual activities for which Lanier could be charged with a criminal offense. He recruited four of those victims to engage in a commercial sex act. Lanier also traveled across state lines to engage in illicit sexual conduct and transferred obscene matter to a victim under the age of 16 years old. In addition, Lanier is charged with tampering with a victim through intimidation, threats, and corruptly persuading that victim to evade legal process — and to recant a prior statement made to law enforcement — between April 2018 and March 2019.
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breaking911--2020-01-08--Former NYPD Officer Sentenced to 4 Years’ Probation After Lying About Getting Run Over

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez today announced that a former New York City Police Department officer was sentenced to four years ’ probation following his guilty plea to perjury , making a false statement and official misconduct for making a false written statement and lying in a criminal court complaint and in the grand jury .
District Attorney Gonzalez said , “ This defendant , a former police officer , admitted to the disturbing conduct of falsely charging an individual with a crime he did not commit .
Our communities and our criminal justice system rely on the integrity and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hold accountable those who abuse their positions and violate the public trust.
” The District Attorney identified the defendant as Michael Bergmann , 34 , who was an NYPD officer for approximately six years and who was last assigned to the NYPD ’ s Grand Larceny Division .
He was sentenced today by Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun to one day in jail and four years ’ probation following his guilty plea in November 2019 to one count of first-degree perjury , one count of second-degree perjury , one count of making @ @ @ @ @ @ @ official misconduct .
The District Attorney ’ s Office recommended a sentence of six months in jail followed by probation .
The District Attorney said that on February 1 , 2019 , Officer Bergmann and his partner , who were assigned to the Grand Larceny Division , were on patrol on 65th Street between Second and Third Avenues in the confines of the 72nd Precinct , according to the investigation .
They pulled up in their unmarked police car alongside a vehicle that had just been parallel parked by a burglary suspect whom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of arresting him for driving without a valid license .
After stopping their unmarked police car alongside the suspect ’ s car , both officers exited their vehicle .
Officer Bergmann claimed in a criminal complaint and in grand jury testimony that the suspect then backed up his car , nearly striking his partner who was located near the rear of the vehicle , and then drove the car forward causing Officer Bergmann – who was directly in front of the car between its headlights — to dive to the ground to avoid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Officer Bergmann claimed he suffered slight abrasions to his elbow as a result of his fall to the ground .
The suspect was arrested two days later and charged with various counts of attempted assault and reckless endangerment relating to this February 1 , 2019 incident and separately charged with two unrelated burglaries .
He was subsequently indicted for what occurred during the February 1 , 2019 incident on one count of first-degree attempted assault , one count of attempted assault on a police officer , one count of first-degree reckless endangerment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , one count of second-degree reckless endangerment , one count of third-degree assault , one count of third-degree attempted assault , one count of third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle , and one count of unlicensed operator .
On May 28 , 2019 , the Brooklyn District Attorney ’ s Office obtained video surveillance footage that depicts the February 1 , 2019 incident and contradicts Officer Bergmann ’ s account of what occurred .
The footage showed his unmarked police car pull alongside the suspect ’ s car after the suspect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the curb .
It then showed the suspect ’ s car drive off when Officer Bergmann and his partner exit their vehicle without ever backing up and without coming close to striking Officer Bergmann , who was never in front of the suspect ’ s car and who did not move out of the way of the car or fall to the ground when the suspect drove away .

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez today announced that a former New York City Police Department officer was sentenced to four years’ probation following his guilty plea to perjury, making a false statement and official misconduct for making a false written statement and lying in a criminal court complaint and in the grand jury.
District Attorney Gonzalez said, “This defendant, a former police officer, admitted to the disturbing conduct of falsely charging an individual with a crime he did not commit. Our communities and our criminal justice system rely on the integrity and truthfulness of police officers so we must hold accountable those who abuse their positions and violate the public trust.”
The District Attorney identified the defendant as Michael Bergmann, 34, who was an NYPD officer for approximately six years and who was last assigned to the NYPD’s Grand Larceny Division. He was sentenced today by Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun to one day in jail and four years’ probation following his guilty plea in November 2019 to one count of first-degree perjury, one count of second-degree perjury, one count of making a false statement and one count of official misconduct. The District Attorney’s Office recommended a sentence of six months in jail followed by probation.
The District Attorney said that on February 1, 2019, Officer Bergmann and his partner, who were assigned to the Grand Larceny Division, were on patrol on 65th Street between Second and Third Avenues in the confines of the 72nd Precinct, according to the investigation. They pulled up in their unmarked police car alongside a vehicle that had just been parallel parked by a burglary suspect whom Officer Bergmann recognized, with the intention of arresting him for driving without a valid license.
After stopping their unmarked police car alongside the suspect’s car, both officers exited their vehicle. Officer Bergmann claimed in a criminal complaint and in grand jury testimony that the suspect then backed up his car, nearly striking his partner who was located near the rear of the vehicle, and then drove the car forward causing Officer Bergmann – who was directly in front of the car between its headlights — to dive to the ground to avoid being hit as the suspect drove away. Officer Bergmann claimed he suffered slight abrasions to his elbow as a result of his fall to the ground.
The suspect was arrested two days later and charged with various counts of attempted assault and reckless endangerment relating to this February 1, 2019 incident and separately charged with two unrelated burglaries. He was subsequently indicted for what occurred during the February 1, 2019 incident on one count of first-degree attempted assault, one count of attempted assault on a police officer, one count of first-degree reckless endangerment, two counts of second-degree attempted assault, one count of second-degree reckless endangerment, one count of third-degree assault, one count of third-degree attempted assault, one count of third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, and one count of unlicensed operator.
On May 28, 2019, the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office obtained video surveillance footage that depicts the February 1, 2019 incident and contradicts Officer Bergmann’s account of what occurred. The footage showed his unmarked police car pull alongside the suspect’s car after the suspect’s car completed parallel parking against the curb. It then showed the suspect’s car drive off when Officer Bergmann and his partner exit their vehicle without ever backing up and without coming close to striking Officer Bergmann, who was never in front of the suspect’s car and who did not move out of the way of the car or fall to the ground when the suspect drove away.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--Police Search For Man Who Broke Into Taco Bell, Made A Meal And Took A Nap – (VIDEO)

( Lawrenceville , Georgia ) — Cops need the public ’ s help in identifying a man who recently prepared @ @ @ @ @ burglary at a local fast-food restaurant on Christmas morning .
At around 12:15 AM on @ @ @ @ @ approached the Taco Bell at 4880 Sugarloaf Parkway in unincorporated Lawrenceville and entered through the @ @ @ @ @ makes entry , he is seen on surveillance using the fryers to make himself a @ @ @ @ @ Following that , he proceeds to take a nap on the restaurant floor .
Prior @ @ @ @ @ later , the suspect steals a laptop and tablet .
The suspect is described as @ @ @ @ @ sweat pants , a black hooded sweatshirt , and black sneakers .

(Lawrenceville, Georgia) — Cops need the public’s help in identifying a man who recently prepared food and napped during a burglary at a local fast-food restaurant on Christmas morning.
At around 12:15 AM on December 25, a man approached the Taco Bell at 4880 Sugarloaf Parkway in unincorporated Lawrenceville and entered through the drive-thru window. After he makes entry, he is seen on surveillance using the fryers to make himself a meal and then eats. Following that, he proceeds to take a nap on the restaurant floor. Prior to leaving about three hours later, the suspect steals a laptop and tablet.
The suspect is described as a black male wearing black sweat pants, a black hooded sweatshirt, and black sneakers.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--Video Shows Man Being Shot After Punching Customer at Florida Restaurant

Surveillance video obtained Wednesday shows a 24-year-old man stumbling out of a North Miami restaurant and onto the street after @ @ @ @ @ .

Surveillance video obtained Wednesday shows a 24-year-old man stumbling out of a North Miami restaurant and onto the street after he was shot several times.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--Man Recorded Himself Sexually Abusing Child, Uploaded Videos To Social Media, Feds Say

Matthew Dolven , 31 , was sentenced to 30 years in prison for producing and distributing images and videos depicting @ @ @ @ @ minor .
Dolven , who pleaded guilty to a two-count felony information on February 26 @ @ @ @ @ today in St. Paul , Minnesota .
United States Attorney Erica MacDonald said , “ @ @ @ @ @ and despicable actions caused incalculable harm to the victim , harm that no child should @ @ @ @ @ For his crimes , this child predator will spend the next 30 years in prison.
@ @ @ @ @ information and documents filed in court , between June 1 , 2016 , and June @ @ @ @ @ sexually molested a minor victim and used a smartphone to record the abuse .
Dolven @ @ @ @ @ to distribute to others the child sexual abuse images and videos he produced .

Matthew Dolven, 31, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for producing and distributing images and videos depicting his sexual abuse of a minor. Dolven, who pleaded guilty to a two-count felony information on February 26, 2019, was sentenced today in St. Paul, Minnesota.
United States Attorney Erica MacDonald said, “Matthew Dolven’s egregious and despicable actions caused incalculable harm to the victim, harm that no child should ever have to endure. For his crimes, this child predator will spend the next 30 years in prison.”
According to the felony information and documents filed in court, between June 1, 2016, and June 27, 2018, Dolven sexually molested a minor victim and used a smartphone to record the abuse. Dolven used various social media platforms to distribute to others the child sexual abuse images and videos he produced.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--Teen Girl Charged In Death 8-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shot By Pellet Rifle

MOUNT PLEASANT , Texas — On Sunday December 29th , 2019 , Titus County Sheriff ’ s Office deputies and @ @ @ @ @ scene of a home on Private Road 2321 in response a report of a child @ @ @ @ @ pellet rifle .
Authorities found at that time , that 8 year old Logan Blackwell @ @ @ @ @ from an air rifle .
While the victim was being transported to Titus Regional Medical @ @ @ @ @ look into the circumstances surrounding the incident .
Young Logan later died from his injuries @ @ @ @ @ “ significantly powerful ” pellet rifle had been involved .
The incident remained under investigation @ @ @ @ @ by investigators led them to make an arrest .
A 16 year old girl was @ @ @ @ @ felony offense of Manslaughter .
No further details were available .

MOUNT PLEASANT, Texas — On Sunday December 29th, 2019, Titus County Sheriff’s Office deputies and investigators were called to the scene of a home on Private Road 2321 in response a report of a child having been shot by a pellet rifle.
Authorities found at that time, that 8 year old Logan Blackwell had received life threatening injuries from an air rifle. While the victim was being transported to Titus Regional Medical Center, investigators began to look into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Young Logan later died from his injuries. Authorities say that a “significantly powerful” pellet rifle had been involved.
The incident remained under investigation through today and information learned by investigators led them to make an arrest. A 16 year old girl was arrested on Thursday for the felony offense of Manslaughter.
No further details were available.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--HEARTBREAKING: Fiancé Of Murdered Mom Speaks Out After Being Reunited With Infant Daughter

Shane Carey speaks out for the first time since he was reunited with his infant daughter Margot , after his @ @ @ @ @ two weeks after she gave birth .

Shane Carey speaks out for the first time since he was reunited with his infant daughter Margot, after his fiancé Heidi Broussard disappeared just two weeks after she gave birth.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--GOP Introduces Resolution Calling Pelosi’s Impeachment Delay A ‘Flagrant Violation’

WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham ( R-South Carolina ) introduced a Senate Resolution demanding that the Speaker of the House immediately transmit the two Articles of Impeachment against President Trump to the Senate .
The Graham resolution criticizes Speaker Pelosi for claiming “ the power to effectively veto a resolution passed by a duly elected majority of the House of Representatives ” and notes that the refusal to forward the Articles of Impeachment to the Senate is a “ gross infringement on the constitutional authority of the Senate to try impeachment.
” “ This resolution is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is our job as Senators to dispose of the articles that were lawfully passed .
The Speaker ’ s attempt to shape or delay the trial is unprecedented .
It can not stand .
“ In addition , I am very pleased to see Democrats are raising their voices in support of the idea that Speaker Pelosi should transmit the Articles of Impeachment for disposition in the Senate .
I believe this is a turning point in the debate .
What the Speaker has been doing is inconsistent with the Constitution and unfair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ I hope and expect that this constitutional standoff will end soon.
” Twenty-six Republican Senators have signed on to the resolution .
Full text of the resolution is HERE .

WASHINGTON – Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) introduced a Senate Resolution demanding that the Speaker of the House immediately transmit the two Articles of Impeachment against President Trump to the Senate.
The Graham resolution criticizes Speaker Pelosi for claiming “the power to effectively veto a resolution passed by a duly elected majority of the House of Representatives” and notes that the refusal to forward the Articles of Impeachment to the Senate is a “gross infringement on the constitutional authority of the Senate to try impeachment.”
“This resolution is a simple statement by the Senate. It is our job as Senators to dispose of the articles that were lawfully passed. The Speaker’s attempt to shape or delay the trial is unprecedented. It cannot stand.
“In addition, I am very pleased to see Democrats are raising their voices in support of the idea that Speaker Pelosi should transmit the Articles of Impeachment for disposition in the Senate. I believe this is a turning point in the debate. What the Speaker has been doing is inconsistent with the Constitution and unfair to the President and the American people.
“I hope and expect that this constitutional standoff will end soon.”
Twenty-six Republican Senators have signed on to the resolution.
Full text of the resolution is HERE.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--Suspect in Anti-Semitic Hanukkah Rampage Hit With Additional Charges

Grafton E. Thomas has been indicted by a federal grand jury with five counts of willfully causing bodily injury to five victims because of the victims ’ religion and five counts of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill , federal hate crimes , related to his machete attack during Hanukkah observances at a rabbi ’ s home in Monsey , New York , on the night of December 28 , 2019 .
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said : “ On December 28 , 2019 , Grafton Thomas allegedly came armed with an 18-inch @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home , where dozens had gathered for the holiday .
We now allege that he did this with the intention of targeting his victims because of their religion .
As alleged , with his face concealed beneath a scarf , he slashed and stabbed the assembled congregants , fled , and left at least five victims in his wake .
Thomas faces life in prison for his alleged violent acts of prejudice and intolerance.
” Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband said : “ Since before our founding as a nation and ever since @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people from other parts of the world who suffered violence and other forms of persecution because of their right to believe and worship as they see fit .
The United States remains today a beacon of freedom for persecuted religious people all over the world , and violent attacks against anyone because of religion are both illegal and against everything our nation stands for .
The United States Department of Justice will continue to prosecute anyone who engages in such conduct to the fullest extent of the law.
” FBI Assistant Director William @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an individual ’ s actions cross the threshold of a federal crime , as we allege Mr. Thomas did here , we will act swiftly .
The message from today ’ s indictment should be crystal clear – the FBI won ’ t tolerate violence against anyone .
Working with our partners , we will hold anyone who allegedly commits a crime like this accountable for their actions .
The federal penalties for this type of attack are severe and justified .
In this instance , the local community was engaged , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and led directly to Mr. Thomas ’ s capture .
It ’ s the rest of our community ’ s joint responsibility to step up and engage as well – don ’ t give hate a platform to propagate and don ’ t dismiss this type of behavior as someone else ’ s problem , address it and immediately report suspicious activity to authorities.
” According to the allegations in the Indictment and the Complaint : On December 28 , 2019 , THOMAS entered a Rabbi ’ s home in Monsey , New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rabbi ’ s synagogue , during observances related to the end of Shabbat and the seventh night of Hanukkah .
Thomas declared to dozens of assembled congregants , “ no one is leaving , ” and attacked the group with an 18-inch machete .
At least five victims were hospitalized with serious injuries , including slash wounds , deep lacerations , a severed finger , and a skull fracture .
Following the attack , Thomas traveled in a car to New York City , and he was stopped in Harlem by members of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The responding officers observed what appeared to be blood on THOMAS ’ s hands and clothing , and smelled bleach coming from his vehicle .
A search of THOMAS ’ s vehicle led to the seizure of , among other things , a machete that appeared to have traces of dried blood on it .
Law enforcement subsequently searched THOMAS ’ s residence and cellphone pursuant to warrants .
The residence contained handwritten journals with several pages of anti-Semitic references , including references to “ Adolf Hitler ” and “ Nazi Culture.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dating back to at least November 2019 for terms such as “ Zionist Temples ” in Staten Island and New Jersey , “ why did Hitler hate the Jews , ” and “ prominent companies founded by Jews in America , ” as well as a webpage visit on the day of the attack to an article titled , “ New York Increases Police Presence in Jewish Neighborhoods After Anti-Semitic Attacks .
Here ’ s What to Know.
” Thomas , 37 , is charged with five counts of willfully causing bodily injury @ @ @ @ @ @ @ five victims because of their religion in violation of Title 18 , United States Code , Section 249 , and five counts of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill , in violation of Title 18 , United States Code , Section 247 .
Each of the ten counts carries a maximum prison term of life .

Grafton E. Thomas has been indicted by a federal grand jury with five counts of willfully causing bodily injury to five victims because of the victims’ religion and five counts of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill, federal hate crimes, related to his machete attack during Hanukkah observances at a rabbi’s home in Monsey, New York, on the night of December 28, 2019.
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said: “On December 28, 2019, Grafton Thomas allegedly came armed with an 18-inch machete and entered a rabbi’s home, where dozens had gathered for the holiday. We now allege that he did this with the intention of targeting his victims because of their religion. As alleged, with his face concealed beneath a scarf, he slashed and stabbed the assembled congregants, fled, and left at least five victims in his wake. Thomas faces life in prison for his alleged violent acts of prejudice and intolerance.”
Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband said: “Since before our founding as a nation and ever since, this country has provided refuge for people from other parts of the world who suffered violence and other forms of persecution because of their right to believe and worship as they see fit. The United States remains today a beacon of freedom for persecuted religious people all over the world, and violent attacks against anyone because of religion are both illegal and against everything our nation stands for. The United States Department of Justice will continue to prosecute anyone who engages in such conduct to the fullest extent of the law.”
FBI Assistant Director William F. Sweeney Jr. said: “When an individual’s actions cross the threshold of a federal crime, as we allege Mr. Thomas did here, we will act swiftly. The message from today’s indictment should be crystal clear – the FBI won’t tolerate violence against anyone. Working with our partners, we will hold anyone who allegedly commits a crime like this accountable for their actions. The federal penalties for this type of attack are severe and justified. In this instance, the local community was engaged, and their actions were essential to saving lives and led directly to Mr. Thomas’s capture. It’s the rest of our community’s joint responsibility to step up and engage as well – don’t give hate a platform to propagate and don’t dismiss this type of behavior as someone else’s problem, address it and immediately report suspicious activity to authorities.”
According to the allegations in the Indictment and the Complaint:
On December 28, 2019, THOMAS entered a Rabbi’s home in Monsey, New York, which is adjacent to the Rabbi’s synagogue, during observances related to the end of Shabbat and the seventh night of Hanukkah. Thomas declared to dozens of assembled congregants, “no one is leaving,” and attacked the group with an 18-inch machete. At least five victims were hospitalized with serious injuries, including slash wounds, deep lacerations, a severed finger, and a skull fracture.
Following the attack, Thomas traveled in a car to New York City, and he was stopped in Harlem by members of the New York City Police Department. The responding officers observed what appeared to be blood on THOMAS’s hands and clothing, and smelled bleach coming from his vehicle. A search of THOMAS’s vehicle led to the seizure of, among other things, a machete that appeared to have traces of dried blood on it. Law enforcement subsequently searched THOMAS’s residence and cellphone pursuant to warrants. The residence contained handwritten journals with several pages of anti-Semitic references, including references to “Adolf Hitler” and “Nazi Culture.” THOMAS’s cellphone contained Internet searches dating back to at least November 2019 for terms such as “Zionist Temples” in Staten Island and New Jersey, “why did Hitler hate the Jews,” and “prominent companies founded by Jews in America,” as well as a webpage visit on the day of the attack to an article titled, “New York Increases Police Presence in Jewish Neighborhoods After Anti-Semitic Attacks. Here’s What to Know.”
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Thomas, 37, is charged with five counts of willfully causing bodily injury to, and attempting to kill, five victims because of their religion in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 249, and five counts of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 247. Each of the ten counts carries a maximum prison term of life.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--Police Say California High School Teacher Had Sexual Relationship With Multiple Students

ORINDA , Calif. — On Wednesday , January 8 , 2020 , at about 6:30 PM , Detectives from the @ @ @ @ @ the Sheriff arrested 54-year-old Kyle Ann Wood at her home in Pleasant Hill .
The @ @ @ @ @ by the Sheriff ’ s Office Investigation Division , recently began an investigation into Wood @ @ @ @ @ inappropriate and unlawful relationships between Wood and two minors .
The crimes occurred between 1996-1998 @ @ @ @ @ at Acalanes High School where Wood was a teacher .
Wood is currently a teacher @ @ @ @ @ Orinda .
The Contra Costa District Attorney ’ s Office filed felony sex charges against @ @ @ @ @ into the Martinez Detention Facility and is being held in lieu of $ 150,000 bail @ @ @ @ @ .
The Lafayette Police Department is asking anyone with additional information regarding this case to @ @ @ @ @ ) 283-3680

ORINDA, Calif. — On Wednesday, January 8, 2020, at about 6:30 PM, Detectives from the Contra Costa County Office of the Sheriff arrested 54-year-old Kyle Ann Wood at her home in Pleasant Hill.
The Lafayette Police Department, assisted by the Sheriff’s Office Investigation Division, recently began an investigation into Wood after receiving reports of alleged inappropriate and unlawful relationships between Wood and two minors. The crimes occurred between 1996-1998. The victims were students at Acalanes High School where Wood was a teacher.
Wood is currently a teacher at Miramonte High School in Orinda.
The Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office filed felony sex charges against Wood. She was booked into the Martinez Detention Facility and is being held in lieu of $150,000 bail.
The investigation is ongoing. The Lafayette Police Department is asking anyone with additional information regarding this case to contact detectives at (925) 283-3680
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breaking911--2020-01-09--ICE Removes Convicted Double Murderer To Belgium

WASHINGTON – A 58-year-old Belgian man who murdered both his parents in northern Virginia with a .22 caliber rifle in 1982 was removed to his home country Tuesday by officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) .
Alain Paul DeCock was originally admitted to the United States as a nonimmigrant in August 1981 .
In December 1982 , the Fairfax County Police Department arrested DeCock for two counts of murder and using a firearm during the commission of a felony .
That same month , the U.S. Department @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In March 1983 , the Fairfax County Circuit Court convicted DeCock of the charges he faced , and he was sentenced to two life terms plus six years in prison .
The former Immigration and Naturalization Service lodged a detainer with the Fairfax County Sheriff ’ s Office in April 1983 , and the following year , an immigration judge ordered DeCock ’ s removal to Belgium .
In October 2010 , ERO Washington lodged an updated immigration detainer with the Virginia Department of Corrections on DeCock .
In November 2019 , after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Department of Corrections released DeCock to ERO Washington pursuant to the immigration detainer .
“ Honoring detainers prevents public safety threats from being released into our communities , ” said Russell Hott , field office director for ERO Washington .
“ DeCock entered ICE custody pursuant to an immigration detainer lodged with the Virginia Department of Corrections years ago .
That detainer enabled ICE to quickly and efficiently gain custody of DeCock and process him for removal.
” DeCock departed the United States via a commercial flight to Belgium Jan. 7 , under @ @ @ @ @ @ @

WASHINGTON – A 58-year-old Belgian man who murdered both his parents in northern Virginia with a .22 caliber rifle in 1982 was removed to his home country Tuesday by officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO).
Alain Paul DeCock was originally admitted to the United States as a nonimmigrant in August 1981. In December 1982, the Fairfax County Police Department arrested DeCock for two counts of murder and using a firearm during the commission of a felony. That same month, the U.S. Department of State terminated his nonimmigrant status. In March 1983, the Fairfax County Circuit Court convicted DeCock of the charges he faced, and he was sentenced to two life terms plus six years in prison. The former Immigration and Naturalization Service lodged a detainer with the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Office in April 1983, and the following year, an immigration judge ordered DeCock’s removal to Belgium.
In October 2010, ERO Washington lodged an updated immigration detainer with the Virginia Department of Corrections on DeCock. In November 2019, after he was granted parole, the Virginia Department of Corrections released DeCock to ERO Washington pursuant to the immigration detainer.
“Honoring detainers prevents public safety threats from being released into our communities,” said Russell Hott, field office director for ERO Washington. “DeCock entered ICE custody pursuant to an immigration detainer lodged with the Virginia Department of Corrections years ago. That detainer enabled ICE to quickly and efficiently gain custody of DeCock and process him for removal.”
DeCock departed the United States via a commercial flight to Belgium Jan. 7, under escort by ERO Washington deportation officers.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--Video Appears To Show Moment Passenger Plane Was Mistakenly Shot Down Over Iran, Killing 176 People

A Ukrainian Boeing-737 jet carrying 176 people , including 63 Canadian citizens , crashed in Iran early Wednesday–there were no @ @ @ @ @ mistakenly shot down by Iranian missiles , spy satellite evidence suggests , US officials say @ @ @ @ @ to show the moment the jet was struck .
The footage has not been confirmed @ @ @ @ @ hours after Iran fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles targeting two military bases housing @ @ @ @ @ No U.S. troops were killed in the attack .

A Ukrainian Boeing-737 jet carrying 176 people, including 63 Canadian citizens, crashed in Iran early Wednesday–there were no survivors.
The plane was mistakenly shot down by Iranian missiles, spy satellite evidence suggests, US officials say.
Video posted online appears to show the moment the jet was struck. The footage has not been confirmed.
The incident occurred just hours after Iran fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles targeting two military bases housing American and coalition troops. No U.S. troops were killed in the attack.
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breaking911--2020-01-09--‘Fast and Furious’ Gunman Sentenced to Life for 2010 Killing of Border Patrol Agent

TUCSON , Arizona – Heraclio Osorio-Arellanes was sentenced in federal court today to life in prison for his role in the murder of 40-year-old U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry on December 14 , 2010 .
On February 12 , 2019 , a federal jury found that Osorio-Arellanes , 41 , was part of an armed crew of bandits that murdered Agent Terry while they were attempting to rob drug smugglers transporting drugs from Mexico into the United States .
Osorio-Arellanes was convicted of nine counts , including first degree murder , second degree murder , conspiracy to commit robbery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Border Patrol Agents and carrying a firearm during a crime of violence .
Osorio-Arellanes is the sixth of seven defendants in this case to be convicted and sentenced to date .
“ Brian Terry exemplified the very best of law enforcement : A selfless , determined agent who was committed to protecting the people of the United States , ” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer of the Southern District of California .
“ The United States has vigorously pursued justice for Agent Terry ’ s family and for the men and women of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sentence for Agent Terry ’ s murder can not eliminate his family ’ s suffering .
But it is our hope that this sentence brings some degree of comfort to Agent Terry ’ s family in knowing that the individuals responsible for his murder will be held accountable.
” “ Today ’ s sentencing reflects the FBI ’ s unwavering commitment to ensure that all those responsible for the death of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry are brought to justice , ” said Sean Kaul , Special Agent in Charge of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ brings us one step closer to justice for Agent Brian Terry ’ s murder , ” said Tucson Sector Chief Roy Villareal .
“ The sentencing brings a painful time closer to an end and serves as a reminder of the grave dangers our agents face in their selfless commitment to the safety of their communities and country.
” According to the evidence presented at trial , on December 14 , 2010 , Agent Terry ’ s elite Border Patrol BORTAC unit was in a rural area north of Nogales , Arizona , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” that was robbing drug traffickers .
The BORTAC team observed a group of five bandits armed with assault rifles walking through a wash .
The BORTAC agents announced their presence , and the bandits fired on the agents .
The agents returned fire .
A bullet fired by one of the bandits struck Agent Terry in the lower back .
His fellow agents provided first aid , but Agent Terry was fatally injured .
Heraclio Osorio-Arellanes , also known as Jesus Lionel Sanchez Meza and Lionel Portillo-Meza , is one of seven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with murder and other crimes arising from the murder of Agent Terry .
Osorio-Arellanes was taken into custody in 2017 by Mexican authorities in Chihuahua , Mexico based on a provisional arrest warrant issued at the request of the United States .
He was transported to Mexico City for extradition proceedings and arrived in the United States on August 1 , 2018 .
Terry ’ s death exposed the “ Fast and Furious ” operation , in which U.S. federal agents allowed criminals to buy firearms with the intention of tracking them to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jesus Lionel Sanchez-Meza were arrested in Mexico and subsequently extradited to the United States in 2014 .
They were convicted by a jury of first degree murder and other offenses in December 2015 following a jury trial and were sentenced to life in prison .
Defendants Manuel Osorio-Arellanes and Rosario Rafael Burboa-Alvarez pleaded guilty to first degree murder .
Osorio-Arellanes was sentenced to 360 months in prison , and Burboa-Alvarez was sentenced to 324 months in prison .
Defendant Rito Osorio-Arellanes pleaded guilty to conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery and was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Defendant Jesus Favela-Astorga was arrested by Mexican authorities in November 2017 pursuant to a provisional arrest request filed by the United States Government .
He is pending extradition to the United States and will be tried for Agent Terry ’ s murder following his extradition .

TUCSON, Arizona – Heraclio Osorio-Arellanes was sentenced in federal court today to life in prison for his role in the murder of 40-year-old U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry on December 14, 2010.
On February 12, 2019, a federal jury found that Osorio-Arellanes, 41, was part of an armed crew of bandits that murdered Agent Terry while they were attempting to rob drug smugglers transporting drugs from Mexico into the United States. Osorio-Arellanes was convicted of nine counts, including first degree murder, second degree murder, conspiracy to commit robbery, attempted robbery, assault on four Border Patrol Agents and carrying a firearm during a crime of violence. Osorio-Arellanes is the sixth of seven defendants in this case to be convicted and sentenced to date.
“Brian Terry exemplified the very best of law enforcement: A selfless, determined agent who was committed to protecting the people of the United States,” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer of the Southern District of California. “The United States has vigorously pursued justice for Agent Terry’s family and for the men and women of the U.S. Border Patrol. A life sentence for Agent Terry’s murder cannot eliminate his family’s suffering. But it is our hope that this sentence brings some degree of comfort to Agent Terry’s family in knowing that the individuals responsible for his murder will be held accountable.”
“Today’s sentencing reflects the FBI’s unwavering commitment to ensure that all those responsible for the death of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry are brought to justice,” said Sean Kaul, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Phoenix Field Office.
“Today brings us one step closer to justice for Agent Brian Terry’s murder,” said Tucson Sector Chief Roy Villareal. “The sentencing brings a painful time closer to an end and serves as a reminder of the grave dangers our agents face in their selfless commitment to the safety of their communities and country.”
According to the evidence presented at trial, on December 14, 2010, Agent Terry’s elite Border Patrol BORTAC unit was in a rural area north of Nogales, Arizona, to interdict an armed “rip crew” that was robbing drug traffickers. The BORTAC team observed a group of five bandits armed with assault rifles walking through a wash. The BORTAC agents announced their presence, and the bandits fired on the agents. The agents returned fire. A bullet fired by one of the bandits struck Agent Terry in the lower back. His fellow agents provided first aid, but Agent Terry was fatally injured.
Heraclio Osorio-Arellanes, also known as Jesus Lionel Sanchez Meza and Lionel Portillo-Meza, is one of seven defendants charged in the District of Arizona with murder and other crimes arising from the murder of Agent Terry. Osorio-Arellanes was taken into custody in 2017 by Mexican authorities in Chihuahua, Mexico based on a provisional arrest warrant issued at the request of the United States. He was transported to Mexico City for extradition proceedings and arrived in the United States on August 1, 2018.
Terry’s death exposed the “Fast and Furious” operation, in which U.S. federal agents allowed criminals to buy firearms with the intention of tracking them to criminal organizations.
Defendants Ivan Soto-Barraza and Jesus Lionel Sanchez-Meza were arrested in Mexico and subsequently extradited to the United States in 2014. They were convicted by a jury of first degree murder and other offenses in December 2015 following a jury trial and were sentenced to life in prison.
Defendants Manuel Osorio-Arellanes and Rosario Rafael Burboa-Alvarez pleaded guilty to first degree murder. Osorio-Arellanes was sentenced to 360 months in prison, and Burboa-Alvarez was sentenced to 324 months in prison.
Defendant Rito Osorio-Arellanes pleaded guilty to conspiracy to interfere with commerce by robbery and was sentenced to 96 months in prison.
Defendant Jesus Favela-Astorga was arrested by Mexican authorities in November 2017 pursuant to a provisional arrest request filed by the United States Government. He is pending extradition to the United States and will be tried for Agent Terry’s murder following his extradition.
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breaking911--2020-01-10--WATCH LIVE: President Trump Hosts First ‘Keep America Great’ Rally of 2020

President Trump speaks to supporters in Toledo , Ohio after days of unrest between the US and Iran left impeachment @ @ @ @ @

President Trump speaks to supporters in Toledo, Ohio after days of unrest between the US and Iran left impeachment on the back burner.
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breaking911--2020-01-10--Man Charged With Shooting At 3 Police Officers

Minnesota — A Dayton man was charged with three counts of first-degree assault for shooting at three police officers , Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Thursday .
Faris Hussien , 26 , was charged specifically with use of deadly force against a peace officer .
He is expected to make his first court appearance Friday .
According to the criminal complaint , three police officers went to Hussien ’ s home in Dayton to serve a search warrant .
Two of the officers were at the front door and the third officer was off to the side .
One @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and announced that he was a police officer .
Hussien did not come out , but instead , locked the door ’ s dead bolt lock .
The officers decided to kick in the door , the complaint states .
When they did that , Hussien fired multiple times at the officers through the open doorway .
One of the officers quickly returned fire .
No one was injured despite one officer having five bullet holes in his clothing , four in his jacket and one in his pant leg .
He was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ according to the complaint .

Minnesota — A Dayton man was charged with three counts of first-degree assault for shooting at three police officers, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Thursday.
Faris Hussien, 26, was charged specifically with use of deadly force against a peace officer. He is expected to make his first court appearance Friday.
According to the criminal complaint, three police officers went to Hussien’s home in Dayton to serve a search warrant. Two of the officers were at the front door and the third officer was off to the side. One of the officers knocked on the door and announced that he was a police officer.
Hussien did not come out, but instead, locked the door’s dead bolt lock. The officers decided to kick in the door, the complaint states. When they did that, Hussien fired multiple times at the officers through the open doorway. One of the officers quickly returned fire.
No one was injured despite one officer having five bullet holes in his clothing, four in his jacket and one in his pant leg. He was not wearing a bullet proof vest, according to the complaint.
Criminal Complaint (PDF)
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breaking911--2020-01-12--New England Patriots Star Julian Edelman Arrested In California

New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman was arrested Saturday evening after allegedly jumping on the hood of someone ’ @ @ @ @ @ TMZ , Edelman was in Beverly Hills ‘ walking around at about 9 PM when @ @ @ @ @ hopped up on the car , causing damage.
’ Edelman , who was reportedly drinking @ @ @ @ @ vandalism and later released .

New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman was arrested Saturday evening after allegedly jumping on the hood of someone’s car.
According to TMZ, Edelman was in Beverly Hills ‘walking around at about 9 PM when for some unknown reason he hopped up on the car, causing damage.’
Edelman, who was reportedly drinking, was charged with misdemeanor vandalism and later released.
Sure looks like Edelman was hanging with Paul Pierce after being released by police. This video was posted around 11 pm; TMZ reports Edelman was arrested around 9 pm pic.twitter.com/AHxBkr3xed — Dakota Randall (@DakRandall) January 12, 2020
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breaking911--2020-01-12--PELOSI: Trump Will ‘Be Impeached Forever’

VIDEO : In an exclusive interview , Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi joins George Stephanopoulos on “ This Week @ @

VIDEO: In an exclusive interview, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi joins George Stephanopoulos on “This Week.”
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breaking911--2020-01-14--Apple Responds After Being Slammed By AG Barr For Not Unlocking Terrorist’s iPhones

United States Attorney General Bill Barr says he has asked Apple for help in unlocking the phones of the Pensacola , Florida naval base shooter in the terror investigation that has been ongoing since the attack in December .
Barr says the tech giant has been uncooperative .
“ We have asked Apple for their help in unlocking the shooter ’ s phones .
So far Apple has not given us any substantive assistance , ” Barr said at a press conference Monday .
“ This situation perfectly illustrates why it is critical that the public be able to get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ obtained a court order based on probable cause.
” Adding that the crime was an ‘ act of terrorism.
’ Barr also called on other tech companies to help unlock the devices .
The FBI sought and received court authorization based on probable cause to search both phones in an effort to run down all leads and figure out with whom the shooter was communicating .
During the gunfight with first responders , the shooter disengaged long enough to place one of the phones on the floor and shoot a single round into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other phone was damaged .
FBI crime lab experts were able to fix both damaged phones so they are operational .
However , both phones are engineered to make it virtually impossible to unlock them without the password .
Apple responded to the Attorney General ’ s accusations in a statement to INPUT , writing in part , “ there is no such thing as a backdoor just for the good guys.
” Essentially saying they were unwilling to unlock the iPhones .
We were devastated to learn of the tragic terrorist attack @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola , Florida on December 6th .
We have the greatest respect for law enforcement and routinely work with police across the country on their investigations .
When law enforcement requests our assistance , our teams work around the clock to provide them with the information we have .
We reject the characterization that Apple has not provided substantive assistance in the Pensacola investigation .
Our responses to their many requests since the attack have been timely , thorough and are ongoing .
Within hours of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6th , we produced a wide variety of information associated with the investigation .
From December 7th through the 14th , we received six additional legal requests and in response provided information including iCloud backups , account information and transactional data for multiple accounts .
We responded to each request promptly , often within hours , sharing information with FBI offices in Jacksonville , Pensacola and New York .
The queries resulted in many gigabytes of information that we turned over to investigators .
In every instance , we responded with all of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ FBI only notified us on January 6th that they needed additional assistance — a month after the attack occurred .
Only then did we learn about the existence of a second iPhone associated with the investigation and the FBI ’ s inability to access either iPhone .
It was not until January 8th that we received a subpoena for information related to the second iPhone , which we responded to within hours .
Early outreach is critical to accessing information and finding additional options .
We are continuing to work with the FBI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a call to provide additional technical assistance .
Apple has great respect for the Bureau ’ s work , and we will work tirelessly to help them investigate this tragic attack on our nation .
We have always maintained there is no such thing as a backdoor just for the good guys .
Backdoors can also be exploited by those who threaten our national security and the data security of our customers .
Today , law enforcement has access to more data than ever before in history , so Americans do not have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigations .
We feel strongly encryption is vital to protecting our country and our users ’ data .

United States Attorney General Bill Barr says he has asked Apple for help in unlocking the phones of the Pensacola, Florida naval base shooter in the terror investigation that has been ongoing since the attack in December. Barr says the tech giant has been uncooperative.
“We have asked Apple for their help in unlocking the shooter’s phones. So far Apple has not given us any substantive assistance,” Barr said at a press conference Monday. “This situation perfectly illustrates why it is critical that the public be able to get access to digital evidence once it has obtained a court order based on probable cause.” Adding that the crime was an ‘act of terrorism.’
Barr also called on other tech companies to help unlock the devices.
The shooter, Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, possessed two iPhones.
The FBI sought and received court authorization based on probable cause to search both phones in an effort to run down all leads and figure out with whom the shooter was communicating.
During the gunfight with first responders, the shooter disengaged long enough to place one of the phones on the floor and shoot a single round into the device. It also appears the other phone was damaged.
The Justice Department says these are the two iPhones carried by the Saudi military officer who opened fire at NAS Pensacola, killing 3 soldiers last month. Attorney General Barr says the gunman stopped during the attack to shoot one of the devices. pic.twitter.com/Do03yX6Oja — Mike Balsamo (@MikeBalsamo1) January 13, 2020
FBI crime lab experts were able to fix both damaged phones so they are operational. However, both phones are engineered to make it virtually impossible to unlock them without the password.
Apple responded to the Attorney General’s accusations in a statement to INPUT, writing in part, “there is no such thing as a backdoor just for the good guys.” Essentially saying they were unwilling to unlock the iPhones.
Read the full statement below.
We were devastated to learn of the tragic terrorist attack on members of the US armed services at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida on December 6th. We have the greatest respect for law enforcement and routinely work with police across the country on their investigations. When law enforcement requests our assistance, our teams work around the clock to provide them with the information we have.
We reject the characterization that Apple has not provided substantive assistance in the Pensacola investigation. Our responses to their many requests since the attack have been timely, thorough and are ongoing.
Within hours of the FBI’s first request on December 6th, we produced a wide variety of information associated with the investigation. From December 7th through the 14th, we received six additional legal requests and in response provided information including iCloud backups, account information and transactional data for multiple accounts.
We responded to each request promptly, often within hours, sharing information with FBI offices in Jacksonville, Pensacola and New York. The queries resulted in many gigabytes of information that we turned over to investigators. In every instance, we responded with all of the information that we had.
The FBI only notified us on January 6th that they needed additional assistance — a month after the attack occurred. Only then did we learn about the existence of a second iPhone associated with the investigation and the FBI’s inability to access either iPhone. It was not until January 8th that we received a subpoena for information related to the second iPhone, which we responded to within hours. Early outreach is critical to accessing information and finding additional options.
We are continuing to work with the FBI, and our engineering teams recently had a call to provide additional technical assistance. Apple has great respect for the Bureau’s work, and we will work tirelessly to help them investigate this tragic attack on our nation.
We have always maintained there is no such thing as a backdoor just for the good guys. Backdoors can also be exploited by those who threaten our national security and the data security of our customers. Today, law enforcement has access to more data than ever before in history, so Americans do not have to choose between weakening encryption and solving investigations. We feel strongly encryption is vital to protecting our country and our users’ data.
(c) 2020 Breaking911 – T. Grant Benson / Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantB911
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breaking911--2020-01-14--CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Badass House Cat Fights Off 3 Coyotes!

When 8-year-old rescue cat Max was surrounded by a group of three hungry coyotes in his Los Angeles , California @ @ @ @ @ ’ t looking good for the lil ’ guy .
Shockingly , the pet stood @ @ @ @ @ the potential attackers .

When 8-year-old rescue cat Max was surrounded by a group of three hungry coyotes in his Los Angeles, California, backyard, it wasn’t looking good for the lil’ guy. Shockingly, the pet stood his ground and fought off the potential attackers.
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breaking911--2020-01-14--California Couple Left Bikes In Yard To Lure Thieves, Beat Them With Baseball Bats And Posted Videos

California Couple Left Bikes In Yard To Lure Thieves, Beat Them With Baseball Bats And Posted Videos To YouTube: Police

VIDEO REPORT : A couple in Visalia , California faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy after @ @ @ @ @ people onto their property to steal an unsecured bike and beat them with baseball bats @

VIDEO REPORT: A couple in Visalia, California faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy after Visalia Police said they lured people onto their property to steal an unsecured bike and beat them with baseball bats.
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breaking911--2020-01-14--Autopsy Complete After Woman Dropped Off at Hospital By Redskins Player Died

WASHINGTON — A woman who died after being dropped off at a hospital by Washington Redskins ’ safety Montae Nicholson @ @ @ @ @ , officials said Monday .
On November 14 , it was reported that the Loudoun @ @ @ @ @ was investigating Nicholson regarding the death of 21 year-old Julia Crabbe .
On the night @ @ @ @ @ , Nicholson and another man were identified as the ones who drove Crabbe to an @ @ @ @ @ Examiner told FOX 5 DC , “ The manner of death is accident and the @ @ @ @ @ intoxication.
” According to the news station , cops found ‘ pills , marijuana , @ @ @ @ @ and a notebook among other items when they searched Nicholson ’ s home following Crabbe @ @ @ @ @ has not been officially charged .

WASHINGTON — A woman who died after being dropped off at a hospital by Washington Redskins’ safety Montae Nicholson died from a fentanyl overdose, officials said Monday.
On November 14, it was reported that the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office was investigating Nicholson regarding the death of 21 year-old Julia Crabbe.
On the night of Crabbe’s death, Nicholson and another man were identified as the ones who drove Crabbe to an Ashburn hospital.
The Medical Examiner told FOX 5 DC, “The manner of death is accident and the cause of death is fentanyl intoxication.”
According to the news station , cops found ‘pills, marijuana, residue in foil, iPhone and a notebook among other items when they searched Nicholson’s home following Crabbe’s death.’
Nicholson has not been officially charged.
FIRST ON FOX: 21 year old Julia Crabbe’s mother says daughter was not a heroin addict, says Redskins player Montae Nicholson “could have done more” to save her daughter and when asked what she wants to tell him, she says, “nothing I can say on camera” #fox5dx pic.twitter.com/SNGQnVeEae — Tisha Lewis FOX 5 DC (@TishaLewis) November 15, 2019
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breaking911--2020-01-14--ICE Says Cook County, Ill. Released Over 1000 Illegals With Criminal Records Last Year After Refusin

ICE Says Cook County, Ill. Released Over 1000 Illegals With Criminal Records Last Year After Refusing Detainers

CHICAGO — Law enforcement agencies in Cook County , Illinois , released 1,070 criminal aliens and immigration violators in Fiscal Year 2019 , despite requests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) to notify the agency prior to their release from local custody.
“ The most concerning issue about working in an area that refuses to cooperate with ICE is not only that we do not know which criminal aliens are being released from custody , but the public doesn ’ t know either , ” said Henry Lucero , ICE ’ s acting deputy executive associate director @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) .
“ Because ICE does not have access to standard Illinois law enforcement databases , it ’ s difficult to accurately account for all the aliens who have been arrested , released and committed additional crimes .
However , with the limited information ICE can verify , we know that police resources are being wasted , more people are being victimized , and it ’ s a matter of time until something more significant happens.
” The following are just two examples where ICE lodged immigration detainers with Cook County for criminal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rearrested in FY 2019 : • Rasheed Abass , a 50-year-old South African national , was arrested in June for indecent exposure .
In July , he was arrested for assault .
ICE lodged detainers after both arrests .
His current location is unknown .
• Kennete Acevedo Ortiz , also known as Kennev Vasques-Rugama , a 28-year-old Nicaraguan national , was arrested at least three times in FY 2019 .
His first arrest was in December 2018 for driving under the influence .
Acevedo Ortiz was arrested two additional times in 2019 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in March for failure to appear .
ICE lodged a detainer following each arrest .
He is currently in Illinois Department of Corrections ’ custody .
The following criminal aliens were released despite an active immigration detainer or are about to be released without notification to ICE under the county ’ s sanctuary policies : • On Dec. 3 , 2018 , ICE lodged a detainer with the Cook County Jail on Rokas Ablacinskas , a 22-year-old citizen of Lithuania , following his arrest for attempted murder , aggravated battery of a victim @ @ @ @ @ @ @ battery in a public place .
Without notifying ICE , the Cook County Jail released Ablacinskas Sept. 17 , 2019 , and he remains at large in the community .
• On , Dec. 10 , 2018 , ICE lodged a detainer with the Cook County Jail on Isidro Ramirez-Hernandez , a 52-year-old citizen of Mexico , following his arrest for aggravated domestic battery and strangulation .
Despite an active immigration detainer , the Cook County Jail released Ramirez-Hernandez March 18 , 2019 , and he remains at large in the community .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ICE lodged a detainer with the Cook County Jail on Mahmoud Abu Maghli , a 27-year-old citizen of Jordan , following his arrest by the Burbank ( Illinois ) Police Department for recklessly discharging a firearm .
He remains in the Cook County Jail where , under existing sanctuary laws , he will be released into the community .
If you have any information on the above at-large individuals , please call the ICE tip line at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE ( 866-347-2423 ) .

CHICAGO — Law enforcement agencies in Cook County, Illinois, released 1,070 criminal aliens and immigration violators in Fiscal Year 2019, despite requests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to notify the agency prior to their release from local custody.“The most concerning issue about working in an area that refuses to cooperate with ICE is not only that we do not know which criminal aliens are being released from custody, but the public doesn’t know either,” said Henry Lucero, ICE’s acting deputy executive associate director for Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO). “Because ICE does not have access to standard Illinois law enforcement databases, it’s difficult to accurately account for all the aliens who have been arrested, released and committed additional crimes. However, with the limited information ICE can verify, we know that police resources are being wasted, more people are being victimized, and it’s a matter of time until something more significant happens.”
The following are just two examples where ICE lodged immigration detainers with Cook County for criminal aliens who were arrested, released and rearrested in FY 2019:
Rasheed Abass, a 50-year-old South African national, was arrested in June for indecent exposure. In July, he was arrested for assault. ICE lodged detainers after both arrests. His current location is unknown.
Kennete Acevedo Ortiz, also known as Kennev Vasques-Rugama, a 28-year-old Nicaraguan national, was arrested at least three times in FY 2019. His first arrest was in December 2018 for driving under the influence. Acevedo Ortiz was arrested two additional times in 2019; in February for domestic violence and in March for failure to appear. ICE lodged a detainer following each arrest. He is currently in Illinois Department of Corrections’ custody.
The following criminal aliens were released despite an active immigration detainer or are about to be released without notification to ICE under the county’s sanctuary policies:
On Dec. 3, 2018, ICE lodged a detainer with the Cook County Jail on Rokas Ablacinskas, a 22-year-old citizen of Lithuania, following his arrest for attempted murder, aggravated battery of a victim over the age of 60 and aggravated battery in a public place. Without notifying ICE, the Cook County Jail released Ablacinskas Sept. 17, 2019, and he remains at large in the community.
On, Dec. 10, 2018, ICE lodged a detainer with the Cook County Jail on Isidro Ramirez-Hernandez, a 52-year-old citizen of Mexico, following his arrest for aggravated domestic battery and strangulation. Despite an active immigration detainer, the Cook County Jail released Ramirez-Hernandez March 18, 2019, and he remains at large in the community.
On Aug. 10, 2019, ICE lodged a detainer with the Cook County Jail on Mahmoud Abu Maghli, a 27-year-old citizen of Jordan, following his arrest by the Burbank (Illinois) Police Department for recklessly discharging a firearm. He remains in the Cook County Jail where, under existing sanctuary laws, he will be released into the community.
If you have any information on the above at-large individuals, please call the ICE tip line at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE (866-347-2423).
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breaking911--2020-01-13--Man Gets Arrested After Cops Watch His Every Move On Instagram Live – (RAW VIDEO)

DELAND , Florida — ( Scroll Down For Video ) — Kevin Gaines Jr. was located and arrested this week by members of the Sheriff ’ s Office West Volusia Crime Suppression Team .
Gaines was arrested Thursday night at 409 W. Beresford Ave. , DeLand , after the Crime Suppression Team developed information about the vehicle he was driving , and a deputy spotted the vehicle at that address .
Gaines was live on Instagram at the time , and in watching the video , Deputy Billy Leven could tell Gaines was inside the house .
When he pointed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Leven could see the light show up in the live Instagram video shortly before it abruptly ended .
Deputies and DeLand police officers surrounded the house , and Gaines surrendered and was taken into custody without incident .
During a search of the house , three firearms were recovered , along with a fourth found underneath a vehicle in the driveway .
Gaines was arrested on a charge of possession of a firearm by a delinquent , along with his warrants for grand theft auto , criminal mischief and no valid driver ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bond revocation on previous charges of discharging a firearm from a vehicle , two counts of possession of a firearm by a delinquent , fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement and no valid driver ’ s license .

DELAND, Florida — (Scroll Down For Video) — Kevin Gaines Jr. was located and arrested this week by members of the Sheriff’s Office West Volusia Crime Suppression Team.
Gaines was arrested Thursday night at 409 W. Beresford Ave., DeLand, after the Crime Suppression Team developed information about the vehicle he was driving, and a deputy spotted the vehicle at that address.
Gaines was live on Instagram at the time, and in watching the video, Deputy Billy Leven could tell Gaines was inside the house. When he pointed his spotlight into the window, Deputy Leven could see the light show up in the live Instagram video shortly before it abruptly ended.
Deputies and DeLand police officers surrounded the house, and Gaines surrendered and was taken into custody without incident.
During a search of the house, three firearms were recovered, along with a fourth found underneath a vehicle in the driveway. Gaines was arrested on a charge of possession of a firearm by a delinquent, along with his warrants for grand theft auto, criminal mischief and no valid driver’s license, along with warrants for bond revocation on previous charges of discharging a firearm from a vehicle, two counts of possession of a firearm by a delinquent, fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement and no valid driver’s license.
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