breaking911--2020-06-07--10-Foot-Long Shark Attacks, Kills 60-Year Old Surfer

Australia — A man has died after being critically injured in a suspected shark attack at Kingscliff today .
Witnesses @ @ @ @ @ shark attacked a man while he was surfing at Salt Beach , South Kingscliff , @ @ @ @ @ .
Police say several board-riders came to his assistance and fought the shark off before @ @ @ @ @ helped to shore .
He was rendered first aid for serious injuries to his left @ @ @ @ @ scene .
While he is yet to be formally identified , he is believed to @ @ @ @ @ Queensland .
Beaches between Kingscliff and Cabarita have been cleared of swimmers and surfers by @ @ @ @ @ and the local Surf Lifesavers .
The beaches will remain closed for 24 hours .
@ @ @ @ @ will be liaising with the Department of Primary Industry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the @ @

Australia — A man has died after being critically injured in a suspected shark attack at Kingscliff today.
Witnesses told police a 10-foot long shark attacked a man while he was surfing at Salt Beach, South Kingscliff, shortly after 10am local time.
Police say several board-riders came to his assistance and fought the shark off before the injured man could be helped to shore.
He was rendered first aid for serious injuries to his left leg but died at the scene.
While he is yet to be formally identified, he is believed to be a 60-year-old man from Queensland.
Beaches between Kingscliff and Cabarita have been cleared of swimmers and surfers by officers from Marine Area Command and the local Surf Lifesavers.
The beaches will remain closed for 24 hours.
Officers from Tweed/Byron Police District will be liaising with the Department of Primary Industry to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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breaking911--2020-06-07--Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Allegedly Firing at LAPD Officers During Unrest

On May 31 , 2020 , at 4:00 pm.
, LAPD Pacific Division officers responded to a radio call at the 400 block of Lincoln Boulevard .
During their call , the officers heard gunshots directly behind them .
One of the officers felt pain to her left foot and realized she had suffered an injury from a ricochet .
While holding the perimeter for the above crime , two additional Pacific Division officers were shot at as they were directing traffic .
These officers were parked at Lincoln Boulevard and Machado Street , just north of the original shooting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ door of the police vehicle .
Robbery Homicide Division detectives assumed investigative responsibility .
RHD was able to locate video of the suspects ’ vehicle and distribute a crime alert bulletin containing a picture of the actual vehicle .
On June 3 , 2020 , at 8:45 p.m. , uniform officers assigned to the Safe LA detail in the downtown area observed a Jeep , matching the description of the wanted vehicle , driving amongst the protesters .
The vehicle was stopped by the Street Racing Task Force and the occupants of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and interviewed the individuals .
Suspect Gabriel Estrada , age 28 and resident of Palmdale , was later booked for the attempted murder .

On May 31, 2020, at 4:00 pm., LAPD Pacific Division officers responded to a radio call at the 400 block of Lincoln Boulevard. During their call, the officers heard gunshots directly behind them. One of the officers felt pain to her left foot and realized she had suffered an injury from a ricochet.
While holding the perimeter for the above crime, two additional Pacific Division officers were shot at as they were directing traffic. These officers were parked at Lincoln Boulevard and Machado Street, just north of the original shooting. Two bullets struck the passenger side door of the police vehicle.
Robbery Homicide Division detectives assumed investigative responsibility. RHD was able to locate video of the suspects’ vehicle and distribute a crime alert bulletin containing a picture of the actual vehicle.
On June 3, 2020, at 8:45 p.m., uniform officers assigned to the Safe LA detail in the downtown area observed a Jeep, matching the description of the wanted vehicle, driving amongst the protesters.
The vehicle was stopped by the Street Racing Task Force and the occupants of the vehicle were detained. RHD detectives responded and interviewed the individuals.
Suspect Gabriel Estrada, age 28 and resident of Palmdale, was later booked for the attempted murder.
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breaking911--2020-06-07--Federal Charges Filed Against Man Accused Of Leaving Explosives Near A Downtown Pittsburgh Building

PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh man has been charged federally with illegal possession of an unregistered destructive device after planting a backpack with homemade explosives in a downtown open space .
Matthew Michanowicz , 52 , of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania , is charged by complaint with knowingly and unlawfully possessing a firearm , that is , a destructive device , which was not registered to him in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record .
Michanowicz was taken into custody Friday evening .
U.S. Attorney Brady said , “ Once again , we see that certain participants in the protests in Pittsburgh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and to incite violence .
Let ’ s call them what they are : criminals .
They have no intention of peacefully exercising their First Amendment rights ; they seek only to incite and destroy .
Michanowicz brought a backpack full of homemade Molotov cocktails to downtown Pittsburgh .
He wasn ’ t there to protest ; he was there to engage in violent attacks .
I hope that any organizers or protestors who are participating consistent with the First Amendment will help identify and stop agitators who seek to manipulate their protest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we stand ready to prosecute such provocateurs federally.
” According to the complaint , on June 1 , 2020 at approximated 8 a.m. , Pittsburgh Bureau of Police officers were called to the open area of 2 PNC Plaza facing Wood Street in downtown Pittsburgh to respond to a suspicious bag .
They had been called by PNC security officers for a “ Military , green backpack ” located by a bicycle rack under some trees on PNC property .
PBP officers discovered three devices and a foul odor and called the PBP @ @ @ @ @ @ @ three suspected “ homemade Molotov cocktails.
” According to the complaint , the devices are described as “ spent OC vapor grenades ” ( identified by the PBPBS as spent devices they had previously deployed ) which contained a fluid that had a smell similar to an ignitable liquid .
The liquid was leaking out of one or more of the devices .
All three devices had wicks attached to them , which were held in place by what appears to be “ spray foam insulation.
” Security camera footage provided to PBP @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bag at the scene where it was recovered .
That person was described as an older man , approximately 6 ’ -6 ’ 1″ who rides a blue bicycle with a bright red pouch on the handlebars .
On the evening of June 3 , 2020 a patrolling PBP officer saw a man with a bicycle matching that description in the exact location where the bag has been discovered on June 1 , 2020 .
The officer approached the individual to identify him and Michanowicz provided only his last name .
The officer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he released him , but Michanowicz stayed in the immediate vicinity .
The officer stated he called a PBP supervisor to report that he had stopped someone matching the description , and another PBP supervisor then directed the officer to detain Michanowicz and bring him to PBP Headquarters for questioning .
During questioning Michanowicz said he visited downtown to look at the “ aftermath ” of the riots and protests .
Michanowicz admitted he was in the individual depicted in photographs from the surveillance footage but denied possessing the bag or knowing its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possessed any destructive devices , including the devices recovered from the bag .
According to the complaint , on June 4 , 2020 , ATF Agents from the Pittsburgh Field Office executed a federal search warrant at Michanowicz ’ s residence at 144 Republic Street , Pittsburgh , PA 15211 .
The search revealed , all in close proximity to each other on a workbench in the garage , a bundle of fuse exhibiting the same color and characteristics of the fuses found on the previously seized destructive devices , some partially burnt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the same fuse bundle , a can of spray foam insulation consistent with the type of spray foam insulation that had been applied to the exterior of all three recovered destructive devices , and a syringe emitting a strong odor consistent with an ignitable liquid .
Also found in the garage were approximately 10 camouflage backpacks that were similar in size , pattern and configuration to the bag in which the destructive devices were discovered .
A search of the trashcan in the garage revealed retail packaging of fuses and a pair of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ odor consistent with an ignitable liquid .
It is unlawful for an individual to manufacture , possess , or transfer a Destructive Device without first being registered in ATF ’ s National Firearms Transfer Record ( NFA ) registry and without serial numbers being issued for said NFA Weapons ( i.e .
; Destructive Devices ) .
An NFA inquiry made on June 4 , 2020 , showed there was no such registration for Michanowicz .
The count charged in the criminal complaint carries a maximum potential penalty of 10 years in prison @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 250,000 .

PITTSBURGH – A Pittsburgh man has been charged federally with illegal possession of an unregistered destructive device after planting a backpack with homemade explosives in a downtown open space.
Matthew Michanowicz, 52, of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, is charged by complaint with knowingly and unlawfully possessing a firearm, that is, a destructive device, which was not registered to him in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record. Michanowicz was taken into custody Friday evening.
U.S. Attorney Brady said, “Once again, we see that certain participants in the protests in Pittsburgh were only present to serve as agitators and to incite violence. Let’s call them what they are: criminals. They have no intention of peacefully exercising their First Amendment rights; they seek only to incite and destroy. Michanowicz brought a backpack full of homemade Molotov cocktails to downtown Pittsburgh. He wasn’t there to protest; he was there to engage in violent attacks. I hope that any organizers or protestors who are participating consistent with the First Amendment will help identify and stop agitators who seek to manipulate their protest for violent ends. Rest assured that we stand ready to prosecute such provocateurs federally.”
According to the complaint, on June 1, 2020 at approximated 8 a.m., Pittsburgh Bureau of Police officers were called to the open area of 2 PNC Plaza facing Wood Street in downtown Pittsburgh to respond to a suspicious bag. They had been called by PNC security officers for a “Military, green backpack” located by a bicycle rack under some trees on PNC property. PBP officers discovered three devices and a foul odor and called the PBP Bomb Squad. The Bomb Squad found three suspected “homemade Molotov cocktails.”
According to the complaint, the devices are described as “spent OC vapor grenades” (identified by the PBPBS as spent devices they had previously deployed) which contained a fluid that had a smell similar to an ignitable liquid. The liquid was leaking out of one or more of the devices. All three devices had wicks attached to them, which were held in place by what appears to be “spray foam insulation.”
Security camera footage provided to PBP by PNC security showed someone possessing the bag at the scene where it was recovered. That person was described as an older man, approximately 6’-6’1″ who rides a blue bicycle with a bright red pouch on the handlebars. On the evening of June 3, 2020 a patrolling PBP officer saw a man with a bicycle matching that description in the exact location where the bag has been discovered on June 1, 2020. The officer approached the individual to identify him and Michanowicz provided only his last name. The officer stated that after he identified Michanowicz, he released him, but Michanowicz stayed in the immediate vicinity. The officer stated he called a PBP supervisor to report that he had stopped someone matching the description, and another PBP supervisor then directed the officer to detain Michanowicz and bring him to PBP Headquarters for questioning.
During questioning Michanowicz said he visited downtown to look at the “aftermath” of the riots and protests. Michanowicz admitted he was in the individual depicted in photographs from the surveillance footage but denied possessing the bag or knowing its contents. Michanowicz also stated he never possessed any destructive devices, including the devices recovered from the bag.
According to the complaint, on June 4, 2020, ATF Agents from the Pittsburgh Field Office executed a federal search warrant at Michanowicz’s residence at 144 Republic Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15211. The search revealed, all in close proximity to each other on a workbench in the garage, a bundle of fuse exhibiting the same color and characteristics of the fuses found on the previously seized destructive devices, some partially burnt fuse remnants that appear to be from the same fuse bundle, a can of spray foam insulation consistent with the type of spray foam insulation that had been applied to the exterior of all three recovered destructive devices, and a syringe emitting a strong odor consistent with an ignitable liquid. Also found in the garage were approximately 10 camouflage backpacks that were similar in size, pattern and configuration to the bag in which the destructive devices were discovered. A search of the trashcan in the garage revealed retail packaging of fuses and a pair of used latex gloves that emitted a strong odor consistent with an ignitable liquid.
It is unlawful for an individual to manufacture, possess, or transfer a Destructive Device without first being registered in ATF’s National Firearms Transfer Record (NFA) registry and without serial numbers being issued for said NFA Weapons (i.e.; Destructive Devices). An NFA inquiry made on June 4, 2020, showed there was no such registration for Michanowicz.
The count charged in the criminal complaint carries a maximum potential penalty of 10 years in prison, and a maximum fine of $250,000.
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breaking911--2020-06-07--FBI on arrests in Cleveland riots; ‘The sole aim was to fan the literal flames of rioters’

Brandon Michael Althof Long , age 23 , and Devon Bryce Poland , age 22 , both of Erie , Pennsylvania were arrested today without incident by law enforcement .
Agents from the Cleveland Division of FBI arrested both Long and Poland in Erie , Pennsylvania at approximately 6:00 AM .
Long and Poland were charged via criminal complaint today in a federal court in the Northern District of Ohio on charges of engaging and conspiring to engage in interstate travel with a firearm with the intent to use fire to participate in civil unrest and riot , use of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rioting .
“ At the Justice Department , we hold people accountable for their actions , ” said U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman .
“ Mr .
Long and Mr. Poland were not from Cleveland .
They arrived with weapons and the ingredients for an incendiary device and purposefully inserted themselves into a constitutionally protected protest , with the design to exploit it for their own purposes .
We will hold these two accountable for their actions and anyone else who may have violated the law .
I believe that we are all seeking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and future days and nights that are free from fear , anxiety and victimization.
” “ These two individuals traveled to Cleveland with the sole intent of corrupting what was supposed to be a peaceful protest , ” said FBI SAC Eric B. Smith “ A gun , numerous rounds of ammunition , fire gel , and a hammer are not items consistent with a protest .
These are the tools used by criminals to incite and participate in mayhem .
The FBI will continue to work with our state and local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right to peacefully protest .
But we will not let people that engage in violence and destruction go unchecked .
These two will have their day in court and as will many others that are responsible for the violent destruction of our city last Saturday.
” “ Everyone has a constitutional right to freedom of speech , to protest , to bring grievance , to express their concerns to government , ” said Cleveland Mayor Frank G. Jackson .
“ Everyone has a right to peacefully demonstrate and protest , but once there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we need to take action to protect the safety and well-being of our community and citizens .
I want to thank our law enforcement partners for their assistance as we look to address the underlying things that have caused the demonstrations in our city.
” According to the criminal complaint filed in this matter , at approximately 11:55 PM on May 30 , 2020 , the defendants were spotted by Cleveland Police in a vehicle entering an alleyway at the intersection of East 8th St. and Huron Ave. in downtown Cleveland , Ohio @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the alleyway and approach their police vehicle .
The male was on the streets , in public , during civil unrest , in violation of a mandatory curfew put into place by the public order of the Mayor of the City of Cleveland , which went into effect at 8:00 PM .
Cleveland police approached the male and asked him if he owned the vehicle present in the alleyway .
Police observed that the vehicle had a Pennsylvania license plate .
Police asked the male to confirm that it was his vehicle and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Long .
Long confirmed both of these facts .
Police detained Long for violation of the curfew order .
Cleveland police believed the vehicle to have been involved in criminal activities earlier in the day .
Long also confirmed that the vehicle was occupied by another male , Devon Bryce Poland .
Both Long and Poland were searched as well as their vehicle .
Found inside the vehicle was a pistol , 17 rounds of ammunition , a hammer , a BB gun resembling a pistol , a red plastic bottle of liquid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and a bottle of liquor believed to have been looted from a store earlier in the day and other objects .
On May 31st , The FBI executed a search warrant on the iPhones found in the defendant ’ s vehicle and reviewed messages between Long and Poland that contain statements that demonstrate an intent by Long and Poland to travel from Pennsylvania to Cleveland , Ohio on May 30 , 2020 , to participate in , promote , encourage , and aid and abet the criminal riots .
In these messages , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ travel to Cleveland over Pittsburgh and to bring supplies to make a Molotov cocktail , an incendiary device .

Brandon Michael Althof Long, age 23, and Devon Bryce Poland, age 22, both of Erie, Pennsylvania were arrested today without incident by law enforcement. Agents from the Cleveland Division of FBI arrested both Long and Poland in Erie, Pennsylvania at approximately 6:00 AM.
Long and Poland were charged via criminal complaint today in a federal court in the Northern District of Ohio on charges of engaging and conspiring to engage in interstate travel with a firearm with the intent to use fire to participate in civil unrest and riot, use of fire to commit a felony, and rioting.
“At the Justice Department, we hold people accountable for their actions,” said U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman. “Mr. Long and Mr. Poland were not from Cleveland. They arrived with weapons and the ingredients for an incendiary device and purposefully inserted themselves into a constitutionally protected protest, with the design to exploit it for their own purposes. We will hold these two accountable for their actions and anyone else who may have violated the law. I believe that we are all seeking the same thing — accountability, justice, and future days and nights that are free from fear, anxiety and victimization.”
“These two individuals traveled to Cleveland with the sole intent of corrupting what was supposed to be a peaceful protest,” said FBI SAC Eric B. Smith “A gun, numerous rounds of ammunition, fire gel, and a hammer are not items consistent with a protest. These are the tools used by criminals to incite and participate in mayhem. The FBI will continue to work with our state and local partners and protect our citizen’s right to peacefully protest. But we will not let people that engage in violence and destruction go unchecked. These two will have their day in court and as will many others that are responsible for the violent destruction of our city last Saturday.”
“Everyone has a constitutional right to freedom of speech, to protest, to bring grievance, to express their concerns to government,” said Cleveland Mayor Frank G. Jackson. “Everyone has a right to peacefully demonstrate and protest, but once there is violence against people or property then we need to take action to protect the safety and well-being of our community and citizens. I want to thank our law enforcement partners for their assistance as we look to address the underlying things that have caused the demonstrations in our city.”
According to the criminal complaint filed in this matter, at approximately 11:55 PM on May 30, 2020, the defendants were spotted by Cleveland Police in a vehicle entering an alleyway at the intersection of East 8th St. and Huron Ave. in downtown Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland Police observed a male leave the alleyway and approach their police vehicle. The male was on the streets, in public, during civil unrest, in violation of a mandatory curfew put into place by the public order of the Mayor of the City of Cleveland, which went into effect at 8:00 PM.
Cleveland police approached the male and asked him if he owned the vehicle present in the alleyway. Police observed that the vehicle had a Pennsylvania license plate. Police asked the male to confirm that it was his vehicle and that his identity was Brandon Michael Althof Long. Long confirmed both of these facts. Police detained Long for violation of the curfew order. Cleveland police believed the vehicle to have been involved in criminal activities earlier in the day. Long also confirmed that the vehicle was occupied by another male, Devon Bryce Poland.
Both Long and Poland were searched as well as their vehicle. Found inside the vehicle was a pistol, 17 rounds of ammunition, a hammer, a BB gun resembling a pistol, a red plastic bottle of liquid fire starter, two Apple iPhones, and a bottle of liquor believed to have been looted from a store earlier in the day and other objects.
On May 31st, The FBI executed a search warrant on the iPhones found in the defendant’s vehicle and reviewed messages between Long and Poland that contain statements that demonstrate an intent by Long and Poland to travel from Pennsylvania to Cleveland, Ohio on May 30, 2020, to participate in, promote, encourage, and aid and abet the criminal riots.
In these messages, the defendants discussed specially discuss choosing to travel to Cleveland over Pittsburgh and to bring supplies to make a Molotov cocktail, an incendiary device.
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breaking911--2020-06-07--5.5 Tons of Marijuana Found Hidden in Shipment of Limes

OTAY MESA , Calif. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Otay Mesa Cargo port of entry seized more than 5.5 tons of marijuana yesterday , hidden in a shipment manifested as “ limes.
” “ Criminals and other bad actors will try to get past us but CBP officers are focused on protecting our communities from illicit drugs , ” said Division Director Rosa Hernandez .
“ I am so proud of the officers for their efforts and know that they will continue to target these dangerous shipments.
” At about 4 p.m. on Monday , June @ @ @ @ @ @ @ male Mexican citizen , driving a tractor pulling a trailer carrying a shipment of limes .
A CBP officer referred the truck and shipment for a more in-depth examination .
CBP officers searched the trailer , it was full of boxes with supposed limes within , and they identified anomalies .
A CBP officer probed one of the boxes and extracted a green leafy substance that field-tested positive for the properties of marijuana .
In total , officers discovered 468 large wrapped packages containing more than 11,000 pounds of marijuana , with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
CBP officers seized the tractor , trailer , cargo shipment and marijuana .
The driver was turned over to Homeland Security Investigations .

OTAY MESA, Calif. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Otay Mesa Cargo port of entry seized more than 5.5 tons of marijuana yesterday, hidden in a shipment manifested as “limes.”
“Criminals and other bad actors will try to get past us but CBP officers are focused on protecting our communities from illicit drugs,” said Division Director Rosa Hernandez. “I am so proud of the officers for their efforts and know that they will continue to target these dangerous shipments.”
At about 4 p.m. on Monday, June 4, CBP officers encountered a 74-year-old male Mexican citizen, driving a tractor pulling a trailer carrying a shipment of limes. A CBP officer referred the truck and shipment for a more in-depth examination.
CBP officers searched the trailer, it was full of boxes with supposed limes within, and they identified anomalies. A CBP officer probed one of the boxes and extracted a green leafy substance that field-tested positive for the properties of marijuana.
In total, officers discovered 468 large wrapped packages containing more than 11,000 pounds of marijuana, with a street value of approximately $8.4 million.
CBP officers seized the tractor, trailer, cargo shipment and marijuana. The driver was turned over to Homeland Security Investigations.
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breaking911--2020-06-07--Oregon Man Admits To Placing Fake Bomb at Courthouse

EUGENE , Ore.—A Bend , Oregon man pleaded guilty today for placing a hoax bomb at the Deschutes County Courthouse on July 29 , 2019 , announced U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams .
Jonathan Tyler Allen , 24 , pleaded guilty to conspiring to use a telephone to make a threat to destroy a building with an explosive .
According to court documents , on or about July 28 to July 29 , 2019 , Allen and co-conspirator Kellie Cameron , 31 , also of Bend , conspired with one another to shut down the Deschutes County Courthouse in Bend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a bomb threat .
Around the same time , Cameron constructed a fake bomb using batteries , wiring , a circuit board , and a fuel filter , among other materials .
On July 29 , 2019 , Allen and Cameron drove to the courthouse and placed the hoax device on a ramp near the building .
At approximately 7:18am the same day , Cameron , who was with Allen , used a cell phone to call 911 .
He told the operator , “ I just want to let you know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s in the courthouse and good luck finding the other one.
” Less than an hour later , with Allen again present , Cameron called 911 a second time to repeat his threat .
Allen later threw one of the phones used into a canal to avoid being caught .
On August 7 , 2019 , Allen and Cameron were charged by criminal complaint with conspiring to make a threat regarding explosive materials and conveying false information and hoaxes .
Allen faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ supervised release .
He will be sentenced on September 6 , 2020 before U.S. District Court Judge Michael J. McShane .
The U.S. Attorney ’ s Office will recommend Allen be sentenced to 18 months in federal prison .

EUGENE, Ore.—A Bend, Oregon man pleaded guilty today for placing a hoax bomb at the Deschutes County Courthouse on July 29, 2019, announced U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams.
Jonathan Tyler Allen, 24, pleaded guilty to conspiring to use a telephone to make a threat to destroy a building with an explosive.
According to court documents, on or about July 28 to July 29, 2019, Allen and co-conspirator Kellie Cameron, 31, also of Bend, conspired with one another to shut down the Deschutes County Courthouse in Bend by planting a fake bomb and calling in a bomb threat. Around the same time, Cameron constructed a fake bomb using batteries, wiring, a circuit board, and a fuel filter, among other materials.
On July 29, 2019, Allen and Cameron drove to the courthouse and placed the hoax device on a ramp near the building. At approximately 7:18am the same day, Cameron, who was with Allen, used a cell phone to call 911. He told the operator, “I just want to let you know that there are two bombs, one’s in the courthouse and good luck finding the other one.” Less than an hour later, with Allen again present, Cameron called 911 a second time to repeat his threat. Allen later threw one of the phones used into a canal to avoid being caught.
On August 7, 2019, Allen and Cameron were charged by criminal complaint with conspiring to make a threat regarding explosive materials and conveying false information and hoaxes.
Allen faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and three years of supervised release. He will be sentenced on September 6, 2020 before U.S. District Court Judge Michael J. McShane. The U.S. Attorney’s Office will recommend Allen be sentenced to 18 months in federal prison.
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breaking911--2020-06-09--81-Year-Old New Mexico Man Dead In Apparent ‘Suicide By Cop’

Police in Las Cruces , New Mexico are investigating a shooting that claimed the life of an 81-year-old man who fired multiple rounds at police , striking at least one police unit .
Sometime after noon on Monday , Las Cruces police were dispatched to the report of an 81-year-old man with suicidal ideations .
As police arrived on scene , on the 900 block of Tornillo Street , officers came under fire from the man who remained inside his residence .
At least one police vehicle was struck by the subject ’ s gunfire .
Police attempted to make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ announcements for him to lay down his firearm and exit the residence .
All attempts to establish a dialogue were unsuccessful .
At some point the armed man exited the home .
At least three Las Cruces police officers discharged their duty weapons .
The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene .
No officers were injured during the incident .
The three LCPD officers who discharged their weapons will be placed on standard administrative leave .
The Officer-involved Incident Task Force is investigating the shooting .
The task force includes investigators from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Police Department , Dona Ana County Sheriff ’ s Office and New Mexico State University Police .
Once the investigation is complete , the task force will forward its findings to the Third Judicial District Attorney ’ s Office for review .
A New Mexico State Police tactical unit assisted with the callout along with LCPD ’ s SWAT team , K-9 Unit , Hostage Negotiation Team and patrol officers .
The incident forced police to temporarily close several residential roadways within the Mesquite Historic District .

Police in Las Cruces, New Mexico are investigating a shooting that claimed the life of an 81-year-old man who fired multiple rounds at police, striking at least one police unit.
Sometime after noon on Monday, Las Cruces police were dispatched to the report of an 81-year-old man with suicidal ideations. As police arrived on scene, on the 900 block of Tornillo Street, officers came under fire from the man who remained inside his residence.
At least one police vehicle was struck by the subject’s gunfire.
Police attempted to make contact with the man and gave several announcements for him to lay down his firearm and exit the residence. All attempts to establish a dialogue were unsuccessful.
At some point the armed man exited the home. At least three Las Cruces police officers discharged their duty weapons. The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. No officers were injured during the incident.
The three LCPD officers who discharged their weapons will be placed on standard administrative leave.
The Officer-involved Incident Task Force is investigating the shooting. The task force includes investigators from New Mexico State Police, Las Cruces Police Department, Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office and New Mexico State University Police. Once the investigation is complete, the task force will forward its findings to the Third Judicial District Attorney’s Office for review.
A New Mexico State Police tactical unit assisted with the callout along with LCPD’s SWAT team, K-9 Unit, Hostage Negotiation Team and patrol officers.
The incident forced police to temporarily close several residential roadways within the Mesquite Historic District.
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breaking911--2020-06-08--Body Found In Maryland Reservoir ID’ed As 16-Year-Old Girl Missing From New York

The body of a female discovered dead along a walking trail near Loch Raven Reservoir on Friday , May 29 @ @ @ @ @ Police have determined that the body , at first believed to be an adult female @ @ @ @ @ Gabriella Alejandra Gonzalez Ardon from Glen Cove , New York .
She was identified by @ @ @ @ @ her missing and were alerted to social media posts revealing the girl ’ s tattoos @ @ @ @ @ found along the Merrymans Trail just before 10 a.m. Friday morning .
Her death has @ @ @ @ @ the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner .
The call was dispatched to Police and @ @ @ @ @ rescue call just before 10 a.m. A citizen who was walking along a trail in @ @ @ @ @ Spring Road near Colonade Road , 21030 , saw the body of the woman near @ @ @ @ @ at the bottom of a slope .
Arriving units located the woman ’ s body @ @ @ @ @ the scene .

The body of a female discovered dead along a walking trail near Loch Raven Reservoir on Friday, May 29, has been identified.
Police have determined that the body, at first believed to be an adult female, is that of 16-year-old Gabriella Alejandra Gonzalez Ardon from Glen Cove, New York. She was identified by family members after they reported her missing and were alerted to social media posts revealing the girl’s tattoos and clothing.
Ardon was found along the Merrymans Trail just before 10 a.m. Friday morning. Her death has been ruled a homicide by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
The call was dispatched to Police and Fire Department units as a rescue call just before 10 a.m. A citizen who was walking along a trail in the woods off of Pot Spring Road near Colonade Road, 21030, saw the body of the woman near the edge of a stream at the bottom of a slope. Arriving units located the woman’s body and pronounced her deceased at the scene.
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breaking911--2020-06-08--“I CAN’T BREATHE!” Cop Charged After ‘Horrible,’ ‘Disgusting’ Actions Chief Says

On Saturday , June 6 , at the direction of the Fairfax County Office of the Commonwealth ’ s Attorney , Police Officer First Class ( PFC ) Tyler Timberlake , was charged with three counts of misdemeanor assault and battery .
Timberlake has been an officer for eight years and assigned to the Mount Vernon District Station .
Officers responded to a call for service around 1:30 p.m. Friday afternoon involving a man in crisis wandering around in the roadway .
As an officer attempted to deescalate the situation that was underway , PFC Timberlake arrived shortly after and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on this action , both a criminal and administrative investigation were immediately initiated at the direction of Colonel Edwin C. Roessler Jr , Chief of Police .
The actions of the officer clearly exceeded the boundaries of law , policy and professionalism .
As part of the department ’ s internal investigation , Timberlake and other involved officers were immediately relieved of their law enforcement duties as police officers and placed on administrative leave .
The Fairfax County Police Department strives to maintain the highest degree of integrity and public trust .
Allegations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officers or department personnel are taken seriously and comprehensively investigated , as with any crime .
If an alleged violation is determined to be credible and sustained , that employee will be held accountable through appropriate disciplinary action up to and including termination .

On Saturday, June 6, at the direction of the Fairfax County Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney, Police Officer First Class (PFC) Tyler Timberlake, was charged with three counts of misdemeanor assault and battery. Timberlake has been an officer for eight years and assigned to the Mount Vernon District Station.
Officers responded to a call for service around 1:30 p.m. Friday afternoon involving a man in crisis wandering around in the roadway. As an officer attempted to deescalate the situation that was underway, PFC Timberlake arrived shortly after and used force that is unacceptable.
Based on this action, both a criminal and administrative investigation were immediately initiated at the direction of Colonel Edwin C. Roessler Jr, Chief of Police. The actions of the officer clearly exceeded the boundaries of law, policy and professionalism.
As part of the department’s internal investigation, Timberlake and other involved officers were immediately relieved of their law enforcement duties as police officers and placed on administrative leave.
The Fairfax County Police Department strives to maintain the highest degree of integrity and public trust. Allegations of improper conduct or criminal violations by officers or department personnel are taken seriously and comprehensively investigated, as with any crime. If an alleged violation is determined to be credible and sustained, that employee will be held accountable through appropriate disciplinary action up to and including termination.
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breaking911--2020-06-08--Police: 18-Year-Old Woman Fatally Shot In Head In Nashville, Suspect At Large

NASHVILLE — South Precinct detectives are pursuing strong leads as they work to identify the person ( s ) responsible @ @ @ @ @ murder of Alisha L. Slaughter , 18 , who died from a gunshot wound to @ @ @ @ @ shows that the victim was riding in a car with her sister and another woman @ @ @ @ @ the car from the rear just after midnight .
The women had been involved in @ @ @ @ @ three persons moments before the gunfire , which reportedly occurred in the area of Providence @ @ @ @ @ Drive .
Slaughter was driven to Southern Hills Medical Center where she was pronounced dead @

NASHVILLE — South Precinct detectives are pursuing leads as they work to identify the person responsible for the murder of Alisha L. Slaughter, 18, who died from a gunshot wound to her head.
The investigation shows that the victim was riding in a car with her sister and another woman when shots were fired at the car from the rear just after midnight Sunday.
The women had been involved in a dispute with at least three persons moments before the gunfire, which reportedly occurred in the area of Providence Park Lane and Donna Kay Drive. Slaughter was driven to Southern Hills Medical Center where she was pronounced dead.
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breaking911--2020-06-08--‘Incel’ Blows Own Hand Off With Bomb Meant For ‘Hot Cheerleaders,’ FBI Says

ABINGDON , Va. – A Richlands , Va. man , who appeared at a health clinic with severe injuries to his hands and fingers , is charged with lying to federal investigators about how he was injured and whether or not he possessed explosives .
Cole Carini , 23 , was arrested and is charged with one count of lying to federal agents .
According to court documents , on June 3 , 2020 , Carini went to a health clinic in Richlands suffering from an amputated hand , amputated fingers on the opposite hand , and shrapnel wounds to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ interviewed at the hospital by officers , Carini reported that his injuries were caused by a lawn mower accident at his home .
During a search of Carini ’ s home , agents found the lawn was overgrown and found no other evidence indicating a lawn mower had recently been used .
They did , however , find evidence of an explosion , more consistent with the types of injuries Carini had suffered .
Agents also discovered significant quantities of what is believed to be Triacetone Triperoxide , an explosive substance used in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Investigators found a note at the home , that said , in part , “ as he now approached the stage of hot cheerleaders.
” “ I will not be afraid of the consequences no matter what I will be heroic I will make a statement like Elliott Rodgers [ sic ] , ” the letter said , referring to the man who carried out the 2014 mass shooting in the name of the “ incel ” movement .
When questioned again , Carini insisted that he was injured when the lawn mower @ @ @ @ @ @ @ grass .
Carini also stated he had no explosives in his residence .

ABINGDON, Va. – A Richlands, Va. man, who appeared at a health clinic with severe injuries to his hands and fingers, is charged with lying to federal investigators about how he was injured and whether or not he possessed explosives.
Cole Carini, 23, was arrested and is charged with one count of lying to federal agents.
According to court documents, on June 3, 2020, Carini went to a health clinic in Richlands suffering from an amputated hand, amputated fingers on the opposite hand, and shrapnel wounds to the neck and throat. After being interviewed at the hospital by officers, Carini reported that his injuries were caused by a lawn mower accident at his home.
During a search of Carini’s home, agents found the lawn was overgrown and found no other evidence indicating a lawn mower had recently been used. They did, however, find evidence of an explosion, more consistent with the types of injuries Carini had suffered. Agents also discovered significant quantities of what is believed to be Triacetone Triperoxide, an explosive substance used in the creation of improvised explosive devices.
Investigators found a note at the home, that said, in part, “as he now approached the stage of hot cheerleaders.”
“I will not be afraid of the consequences no matter what I will be heroic I will make a statement like Elliott Rodgers [sic],” the letter said, referring to the man who carried out the 2014 mass shooting in the name of the “incel” movement.
When questioned again, Carini insisted that he was injured when the lawn mower flipped over while he was mowing the grass. Carini also stated he had no explosives in his residence.
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breaking911--2020-06-08--L.A. District Attorney Won’t Charge Protesters For Curfew Violations, Failure to Disperse

Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced today that she will not file charges against any protester for a @ @ @ @ @ disperse .
She directed her legal staff to decline to prosecute these cases in the @ @ @ @ @ I believe whole-heartedly in free speech and support the right of protesters to demonstrate peacefully @ @ @ @ @ our criminal justice system and throughout our nation , ” District Attorney Lacey said .
@ @ @ @ @ the exchange of ideas and work to establish dialogue between law enforcement and protesters so @ @ @ @ @ systemic change.
” The District Attorney ’ s Office prosecutes all felonies in Los Angeles @ @ @ @ @ in the unincorporated areas of the county and in most cities .
These 10 cities @ @ @ @ @ their jurisdictions : Los Angeles , Long Beach , Santa Monica , Pasadena , Torrance @ @ @ @ @ Hawthorne , Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach .

Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced today that she will not file charges against any protester for a curfew violation or failure to disperse.
She directed her legal staff to decline to prosecute these cases in the interest of justice.
“I believe whole-heartedly in free speech and support the right of protesters to demonstrate peacefully against historic racial injustice in our criminal justice system and throughout our nation,” District Attorney Lacey said. “I want to encourage the exchange of ideas and work to establish dialogue between law enforcement and protesters so that we may implement enduring systemic change.”
The District Attorney’s Office prosecutes all felonies in Los Angeles County and misdemeanors that occur in the unincorporated areas of the county and in most cities.
These 10 cities prosecute misdemeanors that occur in their jurisdictions: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Torrance, Burbank, Inglewood, Hawthorne, Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach.
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breaking911--2020-06-09--Harvard Professor Indicted For Lying To Feds About Ties To Wuhan University in China

The former Chair of Harvard University ’ s Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department was indicted today on charges of making false statements to federal authorities regarding his participation in China ’ s Thousand Talents Program .
Dr. Charles Lieber , 61 , has been indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of making false statements and will be arraigned in federal court in Boston at a later date .
Lieber was arrested on Jan. 28 , 2020 , and charged by criminal complaint .
According to charging documents , since 2008 , Dr. Lieber has served as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at Harvard University , specializing in the area of nanoscience .
Lieber ’ s research at the Lieber Research Group has been funded by more than $ 15 million in research grants from the National Institutes of Health ( NIH ) and Department of Defense ( DOD ) .
Among other things , these grants required the disclosure of all sources of research support , potential financial conflicts of interest and all foreign collaboration .
It is alleged that , unbeknownst to Harvard University , beginning in 2011 , Lieber became a “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Technology ( WUT ) in China .
He later became contractual participant in China ’ s Thousand Talents Plan from at least 2012 through 2015 .
China ’ s Thousand Talents Plan is one of the most prominent Chinese talent recruitment plans designed to attract , recruit , and cultivate high-level scientific talent in furtherance of China ’ s scientific development , economic prosperity and national security .
According to court documents , these talent recruitment plans seek to lure Chinese overseas talent and foreign experts to bring their knowledge and experience to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for stealing proprietary information .
Under the terms of Lieber ’ s three-year Thousand Talents contract , WUT allegedly paid Lieber a salary of up to $ 50,000 USD per month , living expenses of up to 1 million Chinese Yuan ( approximately $ 158,000 USD at the time ) and awarded him more than $ 1.5 million to establish a research lab at WUT .
In return , Lieber was obligated to work for WUT “ not less than nine months a year ” by “ declaring international cooperation projects , cultivating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ international conference [ s ] , applying for patents and publishing articles in the name of [ WUT ] .
” It is alleged that in 2018 and 2019 , Lieber lied to federal authorities about his involvement in the Thousand Talents Plan and his affiliation with WUT .
On or about April 24 , 2018 , during an interview with federal investigators , it is alleged that Lieber falsely stated that he was never asked to participate in the Thousand Talents Program , but that he “ wasn ’ t sure ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2018 , NIH inquired of Harvard about whether Lieber had failed to disclose his then-suspected relationship with WUT and China ’ s Thousand Talents Plan .
Lieber allegedly caused Harvard to falsely tell NIH that Lieber “ had no formal association with WUT ” after 2012 , that “ WUT continued to falsely exaggerate ” his involvement with WUT in subsequent years , and that Lieber “ is not and has never been a participant in ” China ’ s Thousand Talents Plan .
The charge of making false statements provides for a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prison , three years of supervised release and a fine of $ 250,000 .

The former Chair of Harvard University’s Chemistry and Chemical Biology Department was indicted today on charges of making false statements to federal authorities regarding his participation in China’s Thousand Talents Program.
Dr. Charles Lieber, 61, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of making false statements and will be arraigned in federal court in Boston at a later date. Lieber was arrested on Jan. 28, 2020, and charged by criminal complaint.
According to charging documents, since 2008, Dr. Lieber has served as the Principal Investigator of the Lieber Research Group at Harvard University, specializing in the area of nanoscience. Lieber’s research at the Lieber Research Group has been funded by more than $15 million in research grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Department of Defense (DOD). Among other things, these grants required the disclosure of all sources of research support, potential financial conflicts of interest and all foreign collaboration.
It is alleged that, unbeknownst to Harvard University, beginning in 2011, Lieber became a “Strategic Scientist” at Wuhan University of Technology (WUT) in China. He later became contractual participant in China’s Thousand Talents Plan from at least 2012 through 2015. China’s Thousand Talents Plan is one of the most prominent Chinese talent recruitment plans designed to attract, recruit, and cultivate high-level scientific talent in furtherance of China’s scientific development, economic prosperity and national security. According to court documents, these talent recruitment plans seek to lure Chinese overseas talent and foreign experts to bring their knowledge and experience to China, and they often reward individuals for stealing proprietary information. Under the terms of Lieber’s three-year Thousand Talents contract, WUT allegedly paid Lieber a salary of up to $50,000 USD per month, living expenses of up to 1 million Chinese Yuan (approximately $158,000 USD at the time) and awarded him more than $1.5 million to establish a research lab at WUT. In return, Lieber was obligated to work for WUT “not less than nine months a year” by “declaring international cooperation projects, cultivating young teachers and Ph.D. students, organizing international conference[s], applying for patents and publishing articles in the name of [WUT].”
It is alleged that in 2018 and 2019, Lieber lied to federal authorities about his involvement in the Thousand Talents Plan and his affiliation with WUT. On or about April 24, 2018, during an interview with federal investigators, it is alleged that Lieber falsely stated that he was never asked to participate in the Thousand Talents Program, but that he “wasn’t sure” how China categorized him. In November 2018, NIH inquired of Harvard about whether Lieber had failed to disclose his then-suspected relationship with WUT and China’s Thousand Talents Plan. Lieber allegedly caused Harvard to falsely tell NIH that Lieber “had no formal association with WUT” after 2012, that “WUT continued to falsely exaggerate” his involvement with WUT in subsequent years, and that Lieber “is not and has never been a participant in” China’s Thousand Talents Plan.
The charge of making false statements provides for a sentence of up to five years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000.
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breaking911--2020-06-09--Florida Man Hits Neighbor In The Face With Hammer

MONROE COUNTY , Florida — A 33-year-old Tavernier man was arrested Saturday night after hitting his neighbor in the face/head with a hammer .
Deputy Cristian Santos and several other Deputies responded to Jo Jean Way at 10:46 p.m. whereupon Deputy Santos was flagged down by a witness who was rendering aid to the 26-year-old victim .
Paramedics arrived shortly thereafter .
The witness directed Deputy Santos to the suspect ’ s nearby house .
Deputy Santos went to the house on the 160 block of Jo Jean Way and ordered the suspect , later identified as Burton , out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and was taken into custody .
The victim was conscious and breathing , but was not able to provide a statement .
The victim was airlifted to Jackson South Medical Center in Miami with severe injuries to his face .
His condition Sunday was not clear .
Witnesses stated the incident started when a vehicle drove down the street at a high rate of speed .
The victim and others on scene waved for the driver to slow down .
The driver , Burton , got out of the vehicle and an argument @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when Burton struck the victim with the hammer .
Burton was taken to jail .

MONROE COUNTY, Florida — A 33-year-old Tavernier man was arrested Saturday night after hitting his neighbor in the face/head with a hammer.
Timothy Lee Burton was charged with aggravated battery.
Deputy Cristian Santos and several other Deputies responded to Jo Jean Way at 10:46 p.m. whereupon Deputy Santos was flagged down by a witness who was rendering aid to the 26-year-old victim. Paramedics arrived shortly thereafter. The witness directed Deputy Santos to the suspect’s nearby house.
Deputy Santos went to the house on the 160 block of Jo Jean Way and ordered the suspect, later identified as Burton, out of the residence. Burton did so and was taken into custody.
The victim was conscious and breathing, but was not able to provide a statement.
The victim was airlifted to Jackson South Medical Center in Miami with severe injuries to his face. His condition Sunday was not clear.
Witnesses stated the incident started when a vehicle drove down the street at a high rate of speed. The victim and others on scene waved for the driver to slow down. The driver, Burton, got out of the vehicle and an argument ensued. Witnesses stated that’s when Burton struck the victim with the hammer.
Burton was taken to jail.
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breaking911--2020-06-09--NY State Police Seek Public’s Help In Apparent Hate Crime

Southeast , New York – On June 8 , 2020 , the New York State Police from the Brewster barracks began investigating a hate crime that occurred at approximately 5:30 a.m. on Interstate 84 in the town of Southeast .
The victim , a Hispanic woman , was sleeping in her vehicle on the westbound shoulder of Interstate 84 in the town of Southeast near Exit 65 ( Route 312 ) .
She was approached by two white males who yelled racial slurs directed at her .
The white males were operating an older model , two tone black and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the victim attempted to drive away , her vehicle was struck by the suspect vehicle .
The provided image of a 1999-2003 Chevrolet black and silver pickup truck is not the actual suspect vehicle .
No information regarding the type of vehicle license plate number was obtained by the victim .
No injuries were sustained by the victim , and the suspect vehicle fled westbound on Interstate 84 .
The first suspect was described as a Caucasian male , possibly in his mid-40 ’ s , husky build , copper colored beard , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ glasses , a green button-up shirt and baggy blue jeans .
The second suspect was described as a Caucasian male , possibly in his mid-20 ’ s , skinny build , wearing a green tank top , and had a tattoo of the letters “ Ang ” located on his left wrist .
Anyone with information regarding the possible identity or location of the described suspects is asked to please contact the New York State Police in Brewster at ( 845 ) 677-7300 .

Southeast, New York – On June 8, 2020, the New York State Police from the Brewster barracks began investigating a hate crime that occurred at approximately 5:30 a.m. on Interstate 84 in the town of Southeast.
The victim, a Hispanic woman, was sleeping in her vehicle on the westbound shoulder of Interstate 84 in the town of Southeast near Exit 65 (Route 312). She was approached by two white males who yelled racial slurs directed at her. The white males were operating an older model, two tone black and silver, Chevrolet pickup truck. As the victim attempted to drive away, her vehicle was struck by the suspect vehicle.
The provided image of a 1999-2003 Chevrolet black and silver pickup truck is not the actual suspect vehicle.
No information regarding the type of vehicle license plate number was obtained by the victim. No injuries were sustained by the victim, and the suspect vehicle fled westbound on Interstate 84.
The first suspect was described as a Caucasian male, possibly in his mid-40’s, husky build, copper colored beard, blonde hair, thick brimmed dark color glasses, a green button-up shirt and baggy blue jeans.
The second suspect was described as a Caucasian male, possibly in his mid-20’s, skinny build, wearing a green tank top, and had a tattoo of the letters “Ang” located on his left wrist.
Anyone with information regarding the possible identity or location of the described suspects is asked to please contact the New York State Police in Brewster at (845) 677-7300.
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breaking911--2020-06-09--93-Year-Old Montana Man Sentenced For Sexually Abusing Children

GREAT FALLS — A Poplar man who admitted sexually abusing a child was sentenced to four years in prison to @ @ @ @ @ of supervised release , U. S. Attorney Kurt Alme said .
The prosecution said in @ @ @ @ @ contact occurred on or about February 2018 to December 2018 in Poplar on the Fort @ @ @ @ @ had sexual contact with the victim , who was under the age of 12 .
@ @ @ @ @ victim but then admitted to the sexual assault .
During an interview with investigators , @ @ @ @ @ not want kids to be around him while he is drinking .
He told investigators @ @ @ @ @ is , clarifying that he likes sex .
Assistant U.S. Attorney Cassady Adams prosecuted the @ @ @ @ @ by the FBI and Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice .

GREAT FALLS — A Poplar man who admitted sexually abusing a child was sentenced to four years in prison to be followed by five years of supervised release, U. S. Attorney Kurt Alme said.
Lloyd Wallace Youpee, 93, pleaded guilty in January to abusive sexual contact.
The prosecution said in court documents that the sexual contact occurred on or about February 2018 to December 2018 in Poplar on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. Youpee had sexual contact with the victim, who was under the age of 12. Youpee initially denied touching the victim but then admitted to the sexual assault. During an interview with investigators, Youpee indicated that he did not want kids to be around him while he is drinking. He told investigators that he knows how he is, clarifying that he likes sex.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Cassady Adams prosecuted the case, which was investigated by the FBI and Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice.
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breaking911--2020-06-09--2 Men Pose As Cops, Steal More Than $150,000 In Brazen Daytime Jewelry Store Heist

Ismael Igartua , a/k/a “ Ismeal John , ” a/k/a “ John Igartua , ” and Jose Rodriguez have been arrested for their participation in an armed robbery of a jewelry store in Manhattan on Saturday , June 6 , 2020 .
Igartua and Rodriguez were apprehended shortly after the robbery .
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman stated : “ As alleged , the defendants participated in a brazen daytime robbery , in which a victim was threatened at gunpoint and tied up .
The defendants ’ alleged scheme – impersonating NYPD officers and asking to check the victim ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looting – took advantage of uncertain conditions in our community , preying on the fears of a small business owner and his trust in law enforcement .
This alleged criminal conduct is intolerable , and thanks to the work of the NYPD and the FBI , the defendants face significant federal charges for their alleged crimes.
” NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said : “ Posing as police officers to prey on a city business during an international pandemic , as alleged , is dangerous to civilians and law enforcement officers .
Arrests like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ NYPD detectives , and federal partners , in ensuring justice for New Yorkers.
” FBI Assistant Director William F. Sweeney Jr. said : “ Well done to the detectives and agents who worked to solve this quickly and bring justice to a business owner in the community .
It speaks highly of the work done by the NYPD ’ s 19th Precinct Detective Squad and the FBI-NYPD Joint Major Theft Task Force that the only jewelry these men will wind up with are metal bracelets.
” According to the allegations in the Complaint @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2020 , Igartua and Rodriguez robbed a jewelry store located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan .
While dressed as and identifying themselves as NYPD officers , Igartua and Rodriguez asked for permission to enter the jewelry store and requested to examine the store owner ’ s properly permitted firearm , claiming that , due to the recent looting of commercial establishments in New York , firearms were at risk of being stolen .
Once the store owner gave Igartua and Rodriguez his firearm , the robbers , who were armed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restrained and tied up the store owner , and stole his firearm and jewelry valued at over $ 150,000 .
Igartua and Rodriguez were apprehended a short time later in a subway station several blocks from the jewelry store .
Igartua , 59 , of Queens , New York , and Rodriguez , 59 , of the Bronx , New York , are each charged with one count of robbery conspiracy , which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison ; one count of robbery , which carries a maximum sentence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ count of brandishing a firearm , which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison ; and one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm , which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison .

Ismael Igartua, a/k/a “Ismeal John,” a/k/a “John Igartua,” and Jose Rodriguez have been arrested for their participation in an armed robbery of a jewelry store in Manhattan on Saturday, June 6, 2020. Igartua and Rodriguez were apprehended shortly after the robbery.
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman stated: “As alleged, the defendants participated in a brazen daytime robbery, in which a victim was threatened at gunpoint and tied up. The defendants’ alleged scheme – impersonating NYPD officers and asking to check the victim’s firearm due to recent incidents of looting – took advantage of uncertain conditions in our community, preying on the fears of a small business owner and his trust in law enforcement. This alleged criminal conduct is intolerable, and thanks to the work of the NYPD and the FBI, the defendants face significant federal charges for their alleged crimes.”
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said: “Posing as police officers to prey on a city business during an international pandemic, as alleged, is dangerous to civilians and law enforcement officers. Arrests like these highlight the indispensable work of our NYPD detectives, and federal partners, in ensuring justice for New Yorkers.”
FBI Assistant Director William F. Sweeney Jr. said: “Well done to the detectives and agents who worked to solve this quickly and bring justice to a business owner in the community. It speaks highly of the work done by the NYPD’s 19th Precinct Detective Squad and the FBI-NYPD Joint Major Theft Task Force that the only jewelry these men will wind up with are metal bracelets.”
According to the allegations in the Complaint:
On the afternoon of June 6, 2020, Igartua and Rodriguez robbed a jewelry store located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. While dressed as and identifying themselves as NYPD officers, Igartua and Rodriguez asked for permission to enter the jewelry store and requested to examine the store owner’s properly permitted firearm, claiming that, due to the recent looting of commercial establishments in New York, firearms were at risk of being stolen. Once the store owner gave Igartua and Rodriguez his firearm, the robbers, who were armed with two firearms of their own, restrained and tied up the store owner, and stole his firearm and jewelry valued at over $150,000. Igartua and Rodriguez were apprehended a short time later in a subway station several blocks from the jewelry store.
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Igartua, 59, of Queens, New York, and Rodriguez, 59, of the Bronx, New York, are each charged with one count of robbery conspiracy, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; one count of robbery, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; one count of brandishing a firearm, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison; and one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
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breaking911--2020-06-09--13 Illegal Aliens Found Hidden Under Hay Bales on Tractor Trailer

SALTON CITY , Calif. – El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a man suspected of smuggling thirteen illegal aliens concealed under hay bales on the back of a tractor trailer Monday evening .
The incident occurred at approximately 7:25 p.m. , when a man driving a flatbed 2007 Strong BTM semi tractor-trailer truck hauling hay bales approached the Highway 86 immigration checkpoint .
During an immigration check on the driver , a Border Patrol canine detection team alerted to the rear area of the conveyance .
The driver was referred for further inspection .
During further inspection , Border @ @ @ @ @ @ @ under several bales of hay on the back of the tractor-trailer .
Due to the weight of the hay bales and the manner of placement over and around the individuals , they were trapped inside with no means for escape .
Agents safely removed all of the subjects and conducted welfare checks , ensuring no one needed medical aid .
The driver , a 42-year-old illegal alien from Mexico , and 13 illegal aliens , 12 adult men and 1 woman all from Mexico , were placed under arrest .
The driver was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ driver and all 13 illegal aliens were expelled back to Mexico .
This incident is the ninth tractor-trailer smuggling incident this year in the Imperial Valley .

SALTON CITY, Calif. – El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents arrested a man suspected of smuggling thirteen illegal aliens concealed under hay bales on the back of a tractor trailer Monday evening.
The incident occurred at approximately 7:25 p.m., when a man driving a flatbed 2007 Strong BTM semi tractor-trailer truck hauling hay bales approached the Highway 86 immigration checkpoint. During an immigration check on the driver, a Border Patrol canine detection team alerted to the rear area of the conveyance. The driver was referred for further inspection.
During further inspection, Border Patrol agents discovered 13 illegal aliens concealed under several bales of hay on the back of the tractor-trailer. Due to the weight of the hay bales and the manner of placement over and around the individuals, they were trapped inside with no means for escape. Agents safely removed all of the subjects and conducted welfare checks, ensuring no one needed medical aid.
The driver, a 42-year-old illegal alien from Mexico, and 13 illegal aliens, 12 adult men and 1 woman all from Mexico, were placed under arrest.
The driver was processed administratively for alien smuggling. The driver and all 13 illegal aliens were expelled back to Mexico.
This incident is the ninth tractor-trailer smuggling incident this year in the Imperial Valley.
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breaking911--2020-06-10--Fire Engulfs Home Near San Diego

Fire Engulfs Home Near San Diego

A massive fire destroyed at least one home in the city of El Cajon on Wednesday .
The blaze was @ @ @ @ @ .
Local media reports the fire spread quickly and the home was engulfed by the @ @ @ @ @ .
It was unclear if there were any injures and a cause remains under investigation @

A massive fire destroyed at least one home in the city of El Cajon on Wednesday. The blaze was raging on Via Elisa Drive.
Local media reports the fire spread quickly and the home was engulfed by the time firefighters arrived on scene.
#NBC7 is above a house fire on Via Elisa in El Cajon right now. The latest on NBC7 News at 4 #breaking pic.twitter.com/gPyZnY7fW3 — Catherine Garcia (@CatherineNBCSD) June 10, 2020
House fire in middle of El Cajon neighborhood #SanDiego pic.twitter.com/SHDBQ2VnxP — Anna Laurel (@ALaurelNews) June 10, 2020
It was unclear if there were any injures and a cause remains under investigation.
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breaking911--2020-06-10--Florida Cop Arrested After Bodycam Shows Him Tase Man Who Was Walking on Sidewalk

Springfield , Florida — A Springfield police officer was arrested and charged with a felony after he allegedly used excessive @ @ @ @ @ “ After reviewing the case , talking to the state attorney office , we obtained @ @ @ @ @ this morning ( Tuesday ) , ” Bay County Sheriff Tommy Ford said .
“ @ @ @ @ @ situation , it ’ s a infuriating situation from a law enforcement perspective , but @ @ @ @ @ our accountability measures work .
”

Springfield, Florida — A Springfield police officer was arrested and charged with a felony after he allegedly used excessive force on a resident.
“After reviewing the case, talking to the state attorney office, we obtained arrest warrants for Mr. Nelson this morning (Tuesday),” Bay County Sheriff Tommy Ford said. “It’s an embarrassing situation, it’s a infuriating situation from a law enforcement perspective, but we hope that it shows our accountability measures work.”
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breaking911--2020-06-10--Speaker Pelosi Calls For Removal of Confederate Statues From the US Capitol

Washington , D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi sent the following letter today to the leadership of the Joint Committee on the Library , Chair Roy Blunt and Vice Chair Zoe Lofgren , requesting the removal of statues representing Confederate soldiers and officials from display in the U.S. Capitol .
In 2017 , Pelosi called on then-Speaker Paul Ryan to join her in supporting legislation to remove these statutes .
In the letter , the Speaker wrote “ [ T ] he halls of Congress are the very heart of our democracy .
The statues in the Capitol should embody our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we are and who we aspire to be as a nation .
Monuments to men who advocated cruelty and barbarism to achieve such a plainly racist end are a grotesque affront to these ideals .
Their statues pay homage to hate , not heritage .
They must be removed.
” “ Let us lead by example .
To this end , I request the Joint Committee on the Library direct the Architect of the Capitol to immediately take steps to remove these 11 statues from display in the United States Capitol.
” Below @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Joint Committee on the Library : The Joint Committee on the Library is tasked , by law , with management of the National Statuary Hall collection , including the authority to determine the placement of statues .
Currently , 11 statues representing Confederate soldiers and officials are on display as part of the National Statuary Hall collection in the United States Capitol .
Among these 11 are Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens , President and Vice President of the Confederate States of America , respectively , both of whom were charged with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infamous words of Stephens make as clear today as they did in 1861 the aims of the Confederacy .
In his “ corner-stone speech , ” Stephens asserted that the “ prevailing ideas ” relied upon by the Framers included “ the assumption of the equality of the races .
This was in error.
” Instead , he laid out in blunt and simple terms the awful truth of the Confederacy : “ Our new government is founded upon exactly the opposite idea ; its foundations are laid , its corner-stone rests , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is not equal to the white man ; that slavery subordination to the superior race is his natural and normal condition.
” As I have said before , the halls of Congress are the very heart of our democracy .
The statues in the Capitol should embody our highest ideals as Americans , expressing who we are and who we aspire to be as a nation .
Monuments to men who advocated cruelty and barbarism to achieve such a plainly racist end are a grotesque affront to these ideals .
Their statues pay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ They must be removed .
While I believe it is imperative that we never forget our history lest we repeat it , I also believe that there is no room for celebrating the violent bigotry of the men of the Confederacy in the hallowed halls of the United States Capitol or in places of honor across the country .
Let us lead by example .
To this end , I request the Joint Committee on the Library direct the Architect of the Capitol to immediately take steps to remove these 11 statues from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thank you for your immediate attention to this request .
CC : The Honorable J. Brett Blanton , Architect of the Capitol

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi sent the following letter today to the leadership of the Joint Committee on the Library, Chair Roy Blunt and Vice Chair Zoe Lofgren, requesting the removal of statues representing Confederate soldiers and officials from display in the U.S. Capitol. In 2017, Pelosi called on then-Speaker Paul Ryan to join her in supporting legislation to remove these statutes.
In the letter, the Speaker wrote “[T]he halls of Congress are the very heart of our democracy. The statues in the Capitol should embody our highest ideals as Americans, expressing who we are and who we aspire to be as a nation. Monuments to men who advocated cruelty and barbarism to achieve such a plainly racist end are a grotesque affront to these ideals. Their statues pay homage to hate, not heritage. They must be removed.”
“Let us lead by example. To this end, I request the Joint Committee on the Library direct the Architect of the Capitol to immediately take steps to remove these 11 statues from display in the United States Capitol.”
Below is the text of the letter to the Joint Committee on the Library:
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The Honorable Roy Blunt
Chairman
Joint Committee on the Library
260 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
The Honorable Zoe Lofgren
Vice Chairperson
Joint Committee on the Library
1401 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515
Dear Chairman Blunt and Vice Chairperson Lofgren:
The Joint Committee on the Library is tasked, by law, with management of the National Statuary Hall collection, including the authority to determine the placement of statues. Currently, 11 statues representing Confederate soldiers and officials are on display as part of the National Statuary Hall collection in the United States Capitol. Among these 11 are Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens, President and Vice President of the Confederate States of America, respectively, both of whom were charged with treason against the United States.
The infamous words of Stephens make as clear today as they did in 1861 the aims of the Confederacy. In his “corner-stone speech,” Stephens asserted that the “prevailing ideas” relied upon by the Framers included “the assumption of the equality of the races. This was in error.” Instead, he laid out in blunt and simple terms the awful truth of the Confederacy: “Our new government is founded upon exactly the opposite idea; its foundations are laid, its corner-stone rests, upon the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man; that slavery subordination to the superior race is his natural and normal condition.”
As I have said before, the halls of Congress are the very heart of our democracy. The statues in the Capitol should embody our highest ideals as Americans, expressing who we are and who we aspire to be as a nation. Monuments to men who advocated cruelty and barbarism to achieve such a plainly racist end are a grotesque affront to these ideals. Their statues pay homage to hate, not heritage. They must be removed.
While I believe it is imperative that we never forget our history lest we repeat it, I also believe that there is no room for celebrating the violent bigotry of the men of the Confederacy in the hallowed halls of the United States Capitol or in places of honor across the country.
Let us lead by example. To this end, I request the Joint Committee on the Library direct the Architect of the Capitol to immediately take steps to remove these 11 statues from display in the United States Capitol.
Thank you for your immediate attention to this request.
Sincerely,
NANCY PELOSI
Speaker of the House
CC: The Honorable J. Brett Blanton, Architect of the Capitol
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breaking911--2020-06-10--Florida Man Dead After Stabbing Mother And Shooting At Deputies

POLK COUNTY , FL — A Winter Haven man stabbed his mother at her home Wednesday morning , June 10 , 2020 , then shot at three Polk County Sheriff ’ s Office deputies , forcing the deputies to return fire .
36-year-old Phillip Dibenedetto died at the scene , and his 62-year-old mother was transported to Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center in stable condition .
The Emergency Communications Center received a 911 call at about 6:50 a.m. , reporting that the woman had been stabbed by her son .
According to the preliminary investigation , Dibenedetto walked into his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for coffee , then told her to turn around toward him .
When she did , he stabbed her in chest , though later he told deputies he tried to stab her in the neck .
When deputies arrived at the family horse ranch off of Overlook Drive , the victim was found at her residence .
They were told that Dibenedetto had run to his apartment inside of a stable on the same property .
Deputies went to find him .
Upon locating Dibenedetto in his room , he told deputies that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ began a dialogue and continued talking to him for about twenty minutes while trying to end the matter peacefully .
While deputies were communicating with him from the door , he repeatedly told them that he had purchased a Glock 19 recently , had been planning for this , and was prepared to die .
He repeatedly told them to shoot him while pointing to his chest , and said to them at least fifty times to kill him .
Throughout the interaction , Dibenedetto was unarmed , but extremely agitated and uncooperatiScene @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deeper into his apartment to where his gun was located .
Sgt .
Paul Buoniconti attempted to subdue Dibenedetto with his Taser , but he had little reaction to it .
Dibenedetto lunged over a recliner , grabbed his gun , and managed to fire at least one shot , which narrowly missed Sgt .
Buoniconti ’ s head .
Deputies Brandon Johnson and Andy Stephens returned fire , striking Dibenedetto multiple times , and fatally wounding him .
“ This is an unfortunate reminder of just how dangerous this job is , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and calls related to mental illness , ” Sheriff Grady Judd said .
“ Our deputies did everything they could to deescalate the situation and bring it to a peaceful end , but they were put into a position where they had to protect each other.
” The victim told deputies that she has had no recent arguments with her son , and does not know why he stabbed her .
Dibenedetto has been suffering from mental health issues for about twenty years , but did not take medications , opting instead to @ @ @ @

POLK COUNTY, FL — A Winter Haven man stabbed his mother at her home Wednesday morning, June 10, 2020, then shot at three Polk County Sheriff’s Office deputies, forcing the deputies to return fire. 36-year-old Phillip Dibenedetto died at the scene, and his 62-year-old mother was transported to Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center in stable condition.
The Emergency Communications Center received a 911 call at about 6:50 a.m., reporting that the woman had been stabbed by her son.
According to the preliminary investigation, Dibenedetto walked into his mother’s residence and asked her for coffee, then told her to turn around toward him. When she did, he stabbed her in chest, though later he told deputies he tried to stab her in the neck.
When deputies arrived at the family horse ranch off of Overlook Drive, the victim was found at her residence. They were told that Dibenedetto had run to his apartment inside of a stable on the same property. Deputies went to find him.
Upon locating Dibenedetto in his room, he told deputies that he had a gun. The deputies began a dialogue and continued talking to him for about twenty minutes while trying to end the matter peacefully.
While deputies were communicating with him from the door, he repeatedly told them that he had purchased a Glock 19 recently, had been planning for this, and was prepared to die. He repeatedly told them to shoot him while pointing to his chest, and said to them at least fifty times to kill him.
Throughout the interaction, Dibenedetto was unarmed, but extremely agitated and uncooperatiScene of deputy involved shootingve. He retreated deeper into his apartment to where his gun was located.
Sgt. Paul Buoniconti attempted to subdue Dibenedetto with his Taser, but he had little reaction to it. Dibenedetto lunged over a recliner, grabbed his gun, and managed to fire at least one shot, which narrowly missed Sgt. Buoniconti’s head. Deputies Brandon Johnson and Andy Stephens returned fire, striking Dibenedetto multiple times, and fatally wounding him.
“This is an unfortunate reminder of just how dangerous this job is, especially when responding to domestic violence calls and calls related to mental illness,” Sheriff Grady Judd said. “Our deputies did everything they could to deescalate the situation and bring it to a peaceful end, but they were put into a position where they had to protect each other.”
The victim told deputies that she has had no recent arguments with her son, and does not know why he stabbed her. Dibenedetto has been suffering from mental health issues for about twenty years, but did not take medications, opting instead to self-medicate with marijuana.
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breaking911--2020-06-10--COVID-19 Lawsuit Filed Against Baylor University

TEXAS — A class action complaint has been brought against Baylor University by the Anastopoulo Law Firm .
The lawsuit @ @ @ @ @ families amid the coronavirus pandemic .
Attorney Roy Willey wrote , “ These cases are @ @ @ @ @ and universities are not unlike any other business in America and they too have to @ @ @ @ @ unprecedented time .
They are not any more entitled to keep money for services they @ @ @ @ @ mom and pop bakery on Main Street .
Students and their families have pre-paid tuition @ @ @ @ @ access to facilities and experiential education and the universities and colleges are not delivering those @ @ @ @ @ .
Now universities are not delivering those services that students and their families have paid @ @ @ @ @ not fair for the universities with multi-million dollar endowments to keep all of the money @ @ @ @ @ have paid .
It is not fair to pass the full burden onto students and @ @ @ @

TEXAS — A class action complaint has been brought against Baylor University by the Anastopoulo Law Firm. The lawsuit seeks reimbursements for students and families amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Attorney Roy Willey wrote, “These cases are about basic fairness. Colleges and universities are not unlike any other business in America and they too have to tighten their belts during this unprecedented time. They are not any more entitled to keep money for services they are not delivering than the mom and pop bakery on Main Street. Students and their families have pre-paid tuition and fees for services, access to facilities and experiential education and the universities and colleges are not delivering those services, access or experiences. Now universities are not delivering those services that students and their families have paid for and it’s not fair for the universities with multi-million dollar endowments to keep all of the money that students and their families have paid. It is not fair to pass the full burden onto students and their families.”
Read the complaint HERE.
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breaking911--2020-06-10--ICE Removes Salvadoran National Wanted For “Rape Of A Minor Or Disabled Person”

LOS ANGELES – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) Los Angeles successfully completed the transfer of an El Salvador fugitive alien removal ( FAR ) via ICE Air Operations ( IAO ) charter , June 9 .
Jose Luis Rodriguez-Vasquez , 37 , is a Salvadoran national wanted by law enforcement authorities for the rape of a minor or disabled person in his native country .
On Dec. 2 , 2011 , Rodriguez-Vasquez illegally entered the United States near Campo , California , without being admitted or paroled by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by U.S. Border Patrol ( USBP ) , issued an expedited removal order , and removed from the U.S. On Dec. 6 , 2011 , Rodriguez-Vasquez was encountered a second time by USBP after illegally re-entering the U.S. , near Naco , Arizona .
He was issued an expedited removal order and removed from the U.S. December 10 , 2011 .
Rodriguez-Vasquez later illegally entered the U.S. , at or near an unknown time and location .
Rodriguez-Vasquez was later apprehended by ERO Los Angeles April 8 , and was subsequently removed from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ profile removal ” – a special designation given to foreign fugitives , national security threats , and other special interest removals .
“ Our diligent efforts have removed another potential predator from our streets and helped ensure he faces justice in his country of origin , ” said ICE ’ s ERO Los Angeles Field Office Director Dave Marin .
“ Rodriguez-Vasquez presented a genuine threat to public safety ; his removal enforces a clear message to international fugitives – you will not find sanctuary here .
ICE will continue to focus its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ violent criminals , along with other high-profile removals who pose the greatest threat to our communities.
” ICE has removed hundreds of thousands of criminal aliens , some of whom fall under the category of high-profile removals , since the agency was established in March 2003 .

LOS ANGELES – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Los Angeles successfully completed the transfer of an El Salvador fugitive alien removal (FAR) via ICE Air Operations (IAO) charter, June 9.
Jose Luis Rodriguez-Vasquez, 37, is a Salvadoran national wanted by law enforcement authorities for the rape of a minor or disabled person in his native country.
On Dec. 2, 2011, Rodriguez-Vasquez illegally entered the United States near Campo, California, without being admitted or paroled by an immigration officer. He was encountered by U.S. Border Patrol (USBP), issued an expedited removal order, and removed from the U.S. On Dec. 6, 2011, Rodriguez-Vasquez was encountered a second time by USBP after illegally re-entering the U.S., near Naco, Arizona. He was issued an expedited removal order and removed from the U.S. December 10, 2011.
Rodriguez-Vasquez later illegally entered the U.S., at or near an unknown time and location. Rodriguez-Vasquez was later apprehended by ERO Los Angeles April 8, and was subsequently removed from the United States as a “high profile removal” – a special designation given to foreign fugitives, national security threats, and other special interest removals.
“Our diligent efforts have removed another potential predator from our streets and helped ensure he faces justice in his country of origin,” said ICE’s ERO Los Angeles Field Office Director Dave Marin. “Rodriguez-Vasquez presented a genuine threat to public safety; his removal enforces a clear message to international fugitives – you will not find sanctuary here. ICE will continue to focus its removal efforts and resources on egregious and violent criminals, along with other high-profile removals who pose the greatest threat to our communities.”
ICE has removed hundreds of thousands of criminal aliens, some of whom fall under the category of high-profile removals, since the agency was established in March 2003.
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breaking911--2020-06-10--NYC Will Paint ‘Black Lives Matter’ On Streets In All 5 Boroughs

NEW YORK—Mayor de Blasio announced the City will begin street co-namings and street paintings in all five boroughs to commemorate the Black Lives Matter movement .
The Administration will work with the City Council to advance legislation to co-name one street in each borough “ Black Lives Matter ” , and will work with community activists to paint each street .
“ The streets of our city will now affirm the vital work activists have done to bring us forward , ” said Mayor Bill de Blasio .
“ With a street in every borough painted with the words Black @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we have been and looking forward to where we will go.
” The project will begin in Manhattan near City Hall .
The other four locations will be determined in conjunction with the City Council .
“ Renaming and repainting a street is a modest testament to the massive challenge ahead of us , ” said Manhattan Borough President Gale A .
Brewer .
“ But in so doing we will , literally , set down a marker for our current goals and mark this era for future generations .
I ’ m @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and visitors walk downtown past some of America ’ s most historic landmarks , ‘ Black Lives Matter Way ’ will add to that history.
” “ I thank the Mayor for taking this action .
We need to continue to take down monuments of racism and replace them with unequivocal affirmations of racial justice and commitment to fighting for reforms that value and protect Black lives .
Located in the heart of New York City ’ s Civic Center , this sign is a permanent reminder for elected officials , workers , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more than just a rallying call , it ’ s a movement that requires our continued solidarity and full support , ” said Council Member Chin .

NEW YORK—Mayor de Blasio announced the City will begin street co-namings and street paintings in all five boroughs to commemorate the Black Lives Matter movement. The Administration will work with the City Council to advance legislation to co-name one street in each borough “Black Lives Matter”, and will work with community activists to paint each street.
“The streets of our city will now affirm the vital work activists have done to bring us forward,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio. “With a street in every borough painted with the words Black Lives Matter, we are recognizing where we have been and looking forward to where we will go.”
The project will begin in Manhattan near City Hall. The other four locations will be determined in conjunction with the City Council.
“Renaming and repainting a street is a modest testament to the massive challenge ahead of us,” said Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer. “But in so doing we will, literally, set down a marker for our current goals and mark this era for future generations. I’m a history buff; as New Yorkers and visitors walk downtown past some of America’s most historic landmarks, ‘Black Lives Matter Way’ will add to that history.”
“I thank the Mayor for taking this action. We need to continue to take down monuments of racism and replace them with unequivocal affirmations of racial justice and commitment to fighting for reforms that value and protect Black lives. Located in the heart of New York City’s Civic Center, this sign is a permanent reminder for elected officials, workers, visitors, and residents that this is more than just a rallying call, it’s a movement that requires our continued solidarity and full support,” said Council Member Chin.
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breaking911--2020-06-10--ACTIVE SHOOTER: Man Found Shot In Head Near Calif. Train Station After Gunman Attacks Police

FRESNO , California — A body was discovered this morning at an Amtrak station at 8th Street and Pine Street @ @ @ @ @ Luis Obispo County Sheriff ’ s Office Coroner Investigators have determined the cause of death @ @ @ @ @ The victim was man who was shot in the back of the head at close @ @ @ @ @ homicide is related to a shooting incident this morning where a deputy was shot .
@ @ @ @ @ in serious but stable condition after being airlifted to a trauma center .
The suspect @ @ @ @ @ ’ s or 30 ’ s .
Residents in the area are being asked to @ @ @ @ @ a motive were not known .

FRESNO, California — A body was discovered this morning at an Amtrak station at 8th Street and Pine Street in Paso Robles.
San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office Coroner Investigators have determined the cause of death to be a homicide. The victim was man who was shot in the back of the head at close range.
Investigators believe the homicide is related to a shooting incident this morning where a deputy was shot. The wounded Deputy is listed in serious but stable condition after being airlifted to a trauma center.
The suspect described as male in 20’s or 30’s. Residents in the area are being asked to shelter-in-place.
Further details or a motive were not known.
Urgent: Active Shooter in downtown Paso Robles.
The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone in the Paso Robles downtown area to shelter in place at this time. This is an active situation. — SLO County Sheriff (@SLOSheriff) June 10, 2020
DEVELOPING STORY
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breaking911--2020-06-11--Hundreds of Officers Responding To Active Shooter In Manhunt For Killer Who Shot Calif. Deputy In Am

Hundreds of Officers Responding To Active Shooter In Manhunt For Killer Who Shot Calif. Deputy In Ambush

PASO ROBLES , California — Police and deputies were responding to a shooting Thursday as they conducted a manhunt for a suspect accused of killing a man and seriously wounding a deputy in an ambush .
There was a massive law enforcement response to the scene in the area of Highway 46 and Ramada Drive .
According to KCOY , “ hundreds of officers ” were responding .
Residents in the area were being told to shelter-in-place .
The Sheriff ’ s Office identified the suspect in the Wednesday incident as 26-year-old Mason James Lira , a transient from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a shooting spree which began at approximately 3:45 AM Wednesday when he started shooting at the Paso Robles Police Department building .
A Sheriff ’ s Deputy who responded to that call was shot in the face and later a local man was found shot to death at the Paso Robles train station .
A widespread search of downtown Paso Robles was conducted but the suspect was not located .
“ We had an unprovoked attack on local law enforcement , and in my opinion the act of a coward , ” San @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

PASO ROBLES, California — Police and deputies were responding to a shooting Thursday as they conducted a manhunt for a suspect accused of killing a man and seriously wounding a deputy in an ambush.
There was a massive law enforcement response to the scene in the area of Highway 46 and Ramada Drive. According to KCOY, “hundreds of officers” were responding. Residents in the area were being told to shelter-in-place.
Shots fired in the area of 46W / Ramada. Stay out of area. — Paso Robles Police (@PasoRoblesPD) June 11, 2020
The Sheriff’s Office identified the suspect in the Wednesday incident as 26-year-old Mason James Lira, a transient from the Monterey area.
This is our suspect from the active shooter. If you see him or have info, call 9-1-1 or 805-237-6464 pic.twitter.com/S2xFZFnCkm — Paso Robles Police (@PasoRoblesPD) June 10, 2020
Lira is accused of a shooting spree which began at approximately 3:45 AM Wednesday when he started shooting at the Paso Robles Police Department building. A Sheriff’s Deputy who responded to that call was shot in the face and later a local man was found shot to death at the Paso Robles train station.
A widespread search of downtown Paso Robles was conducted but the suspect was not located.
“We had an unprovoked attack on local law enforcement, and in my opinion the act of a coward,” San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Ian Parkinson said.
Lira is considered armed and dangerous.
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