breaking911--2020-04-21--Air Force Base Airman Arrested In Kidnapping, Murder of Mennonite Woman

Flagstaff , AZ – A U.S. Airman has been arrested and charged for the kidnapping and murder of a beloved Mennonite woman who went missing and was found dead earlier this year .
On Tuesday , around 9:20 am , Detectives from Coconino County Sheriff ’ s Office accompanied by Detectives from San Juan County Sheriff ’ s Office , New Mexico served search warrants and arrested Mark Gooch at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale , AZ for the homicide of Sasha Krause .
Sasha Krause had been reported as a missing person from the Mennonite Community in Farmington @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was located deceased in Coconino County in February 2020 .
Detectives with the Coconino County Sheriff ’ s Office , through their investigation , learned that during the time Sasha Krause went missing , Gooch had traveled from Luke Air Force Base , where he lives , to Farmington , New Mexico .
Further investigation placed Gooch near Sunset Crater in Coconino County where Krause ’ s body was located .
Multiple state and federal agencies worked on the investigation which led to the arrest of Gooch .
Officials believe she was kidnapped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigation .

Flagstaff, AZ – A U.S. Airman has been arrested and charged for the kidnapping and murder of a beloved Mennonite woman who went missing and was found dead earlier this year.
On Tuesday, around 9:20 am, Detectives from Coconino County Sheriff’s Office accompanied by Detectives from San Juan County Sheriff’s Office, New Mexico served search warrants and arrested Mark Gooch at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale, AZ for the homicide of Sasha Krause. Sasha Krause had been reported as a missing person from the Mennonite Community in Farmington, NM in January 2020. She was located deceased in Coconino County in February 2020.
Detectives with the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office, through their investigation, learned that during the time Sasha Krause went missing, Gooch had traveled from Luke Air Force Base, where he lives, to Farmington, New Mexico. Further investigation placed Gooch near Sunset Crater in Coconino County where Krause’s body was located.
Multiple state and federal agencies worked on the investigation which led to the arrest of Gooch.
Officials believe she was kidnapped and murdered. A motive remains under investigation.
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breaking911--2020-04-21--Watch: Sacramento Cops Release Video of WILD SHOOTOUT In Crowded Shopping Center Parking Lot

Sacramento , California — On Saturday , April 11 , 2020 , at approximately 4:38 p.m. , an officer involved @ @ @ @ @ block of West Stockton Boulevard .
During the incident an armed suspect fired upon officers @ @ @ @ @ stop .
At approximately 3:38 p.m. , the Sacramento Police Department was notified by the @ @ @ @ @ on the lookout for a suspect wanted for attempted homicide with a firearm .
At @ @ @ @ @ Police Department officers located the male adult suspect in a vehicle .
Officers attempted to @ @ @ @ @ 7400 block of West Stockton Boulevard when the suspect opened the driver ’ s side @ @ @ @ @ officers .
The suspect was injured as a result .
Officers safely detained the suspect @ @ @ @ @ aid .
Sacramento Fire Department personnel arrived and transported the suspect to a local hospital @ @ @ @ @ listed in stable condition and receiving medical treatment .
No officers were injured during the @ @ @ @ @ s firearm was recovered on scene .

Sacramento, California — On Saturday, April 11, 2020, at approximately 4:38 p.m., an officer involved shooting occurred in the 7400 block of West Stockton Boulevard. During the incident an armed suspect fired upon officers after they attempted an enforcement stop. At approximately 3:38 p.m., the Sacramento Police Department was notified by the Marysville Police Department to be on the lookout for a suspect wanted for attempted homicide with a firearm.
At approximately 4:38 p.m., Sacramento Police Department officers located the male adult suspect in a vehicle. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle in the 7400 block of West Stockton Boulevard when the suspect opened the driver’s side door and exchanged gunfire with officers. The suspect was injured as a result. Officers safely detained the suspect and began to render medical aid. Sacramento Fire Department personnel arrived and transported the suspect to a local hospital. The suspect is currently listed in stable condition and receiving medical treatment. No officers were injured during the shooting. The suspect’s firearm was recovered on scene.
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breaking911--2020-04-21--WATCH LIVE: Trump, White House coronavirus task force hold news briefing

President Trump is expected to join the Coronavirus Task Force on Tuesday , April 21 , 2020 , to update @ @ @ @ @ pandemic .

President Trump is expected to join the Coronavirus Task Force on Tuesday, April 21, 2020, to update the nation on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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breaking911--2020-04-21--VIDEO RELEASED: Oregon State Troopers Who Fatally Shot Man 16 Times In 7 Seconds Were Justified, Gra

VIDEO RELEASED: Oregon State Troopers Who Fatally Shot Man 16 Times In 7 Seconds Were Justified, Grand Jury Rules

A Marion County grand jury unanimously concluded that three state troopers were justified in their deadly shooting of a man @ @ @

A Marion County grand jury unanimously concluded that three state troopers were justified in their deadly shooting of a man in March.
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breaking911--2020-04-21--Florida Woman Goes ‘Limp’ Falls Off Motorcycle & Dies

Around 2:22 p.m. Sunday , BSO deputies and fire rescue personnel responded to a motor vehicle incident along the southbound @ @ @ @ @ just north of Griffin Road in Weston .
The driver , Ernesto Garcia , was @ @ @ @ @ on a 2008 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Classic motorcycle when his passenger , Valerie @ @ @ @ @ According to a witness , Egues body became limp prior to her falling off the @ @ @ @ @ deceased on scene .
Preliminary investigation indicates there is no evidence of speeding or impairment @ @ @ @ @ an autopsy has been ordered .
The traffic homicide investigation is ongoing .

Broward Sheriff’s Office traffic homicide detectives are investigating a fatal motorcycle incident that left a Miami woman dead April 19.
Around 2:22 p.m. Sunday, BSO deputies and fire rescue personnel responded to a motor vehicle incident along the southbound lanes of US 27, just north of Griffin Road in Weston. The driver, Ernesto Garcia, was traveling southbound on US 27 on a 2008 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Classic motorcycle when his passenger, Valerie Egues, fell off.
According to a witness, Egues body became limp prior to her falling off the Harley. She was pronounced deceased on scene.
Preliminary investigation indicates there is no evidence of speeding or impairment.
It is unclear if an autopsy has been ordered. The traffic homicide investigation is ongoing.
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breaking911--2020-04-21--30 Online Predators Arrested In Operation ‘COVID Crackdown’

FAIRFAX COUNTY , Va. — Cops arrested 30 men earlier this month during Operation COVID Crackdown – an online sting that sought to identify and apprehend predators who use the internet to exploit children .
In each case , offenders used online platforms to initiate explicit conversations and solicit sex from police officers posing as children .
When each of the suspects arrived at agreed upon locations , detectives took them into custody .
The men , who ranged in age from 20 to 74 , were charged with a combined 68 felonies .
Row 1 from left to right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , of Manassas , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Halmar Lizama Henriquez , 26 , of no fixed address , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Juan Moreno Colindres , 65 , of Maryland , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Moises Aguilar Cano , 36 , of Manassas , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Renzo Portal , 26 , of Centreville , charged with solicitation of a minor and soliciting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 31 , of Oakton , charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Row 2 from left to right • Carlos Deras Lopez , 30 , of Alexandria , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Franklin Galvez , 25 , of Maryland , charged with solicitation of a minor and soliciting a minor for prostitution • Jose Argueta Amaya , 32 , of West Virginia , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Mohamed Mansaray , 23 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Pedro Gonzalez , 50 , of Fairfax , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Yuson Joshi , 27 , of Woodbridge , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Row 3 from left to right : • Carlos Giron-Reyes , 22 , of Woodbridge , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Eric Womack , 36 , of Washinton D.C. , charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Maryland , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Jose Mejia Carabantes , 36 , of Fairfax , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Nelson Sosa Grande , 38 , of Fairfax , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Xavier Jackson , 24 , of Springfield , charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Row 4 from left to right : • Alfonso Diaz-Martinez , 36 , of Sterling , was charged with solicitation of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Concepcion Gonzalez , 38 , of Reston , was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Japher Flores Arriaza , 20 , of Fairfax , was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Kumar Bhandari , 37 , of Annandale , was charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Nelson Diaz Ramos , 32 , of Annandale , was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Tod Rehm , 74 , of Fairfax , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and attempted indecent liberties Row 5 from left to right : • Adam Wheeling , 26 , of Haymarket , was charged with four counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Christopher Barnard , 27 , of Burke , was charged with solicitation of a minor and soliciting a minor for prostitution • James Rosenberger , 28 , of Warrenton , was charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Kirrolos Guirguis , 25 , of Herndon , was charged with solicitation of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Naga Bollina , 42 , of Ashburn , was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties • Thomas Kuglin , 39 , of Chantilly , was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties School closures and the implementation of distance learning have increased many children ’ s online presence and inadvertently placed them at higher risk of exploitation .
Parents are urged to closely monitor their children ’ s online activities and use available security settings to prevent the use of age-inappropriate sites or platforms .
Children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ engaging in inappropriate conversations or trying to coerce them into providing sexually explicit images of themselves .
Additional internet safety information provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children can be found here .
“ Our detectives have remained vigilant and they recognized the increased threat posed by online predators in recent weeks , ” said Major Ed O ’ Carroll , Bureau Commander , Major Crimes .
“ I commend their ability to adapt during this unprecedented public health pandemic and to do so in the interest of protecting our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ commit these repugnant crimes .
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. — Cops arrested 30 men earlier this month during Operation COVID Crackdown – an online sting that sought to identify and apprehend predators who use the internet to exploit children. In each case, offenders used online platforms to initiate explicit conversations and solicit sex from police officers posing as children. When each of the suspects arrived at agreed upon locations, detectives took them into custody. The men, who ranged in age from 20 to 74, were charged with a combined 68 felonies.
Row 1 from left to right:
Cesar Vales II, 29, of Manassas, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Halmar Lizama Henriquez, 26, of no fixed address, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Juan Moreno Colindres, 65, of Maryland, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Moises Aguilar Cano, 36, of Manassas, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Renzo Portal, 26, of Centreville, charged with solicitation of a minor and soliciting a minor for prostitution Zachary Kearns, 31, of Oakton, charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties
Row 2 from left to right
Carlos Deras Lopez, 30, of Alexandria, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Franklin Galvez, 25, of Maryland, charged with solicitation of a minor and soliciting a minor for prostitution Jose Argueta Amaya, 32, of West Virginia, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Mohamed Mansaray, 23, of Alexandria, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Pedro Gonzalez, 50, of Fairfax, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Yuson Joshi, 27, of Woodbridge, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties
Row 3 from left to right:
Carlos Giron-Reyes, 22, of Woodbridge, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Eric Womack, 36, of Washinton D.C., charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Jean Pardo Pesantes, 22, of Maryland, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Jose Mejia Carabantes, 36, of Fairfax, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Nelson Sosa Grande, 38, of Fairfax, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Xavier Jackson, 24, of Springfield, charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties
Row 4 from left to right:
Alfonso Diaz-Martinez, 36, of Sterling, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Concepcion Gonzalez, 38, of Reston, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Japher Flores Arriaza, 20, of Fairfax, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Kumar Bhandari, 37, of Annandale, was charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Nelson Diaz Ramos, 32, of Annandale, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Tod Rehm, 74, of Fairfax, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties
Row 5 from left to right:
Adam Wheeling, 26, of Haymarket, was charged with four counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Christopher Barnard, 27, of Burke, was charged with solicitation of a minor and soliciting a minor for prostitution James Rosenberger, 28, of Warrenton, was charged with two counts of solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Kirrolos Guirguis, 25, of Herndon, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Naga Bollina, 42, of Ashburn, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties Thomas Kuglin, 39, of Chantilly, was charged with solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberties
School closures and the implementation of distance learning have increased many children’s online presence and inadvertently placed them at higher risk of exploitation. Parents are urged to closely monitor their children’s online activities and use available security settings to prevent the use of age-inappropriate sites or platforms. Children should be encouraged to report any person engaging in inappropriate conversations or trying to coerce them into providing sexually explicit images of themselves. Additional internet safety information provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children can be found here.
“Our detectives have remained vigilant and they recognized the increased threat posed by online predators in recent weeks,” said Major Ed O’Carroll, Bureau Commander, Major Crimes. “I commend their ability to adapt during this unprecedented public health pandemic and to do so in the interest of protecting our children and bringing justice to those who commit these repugnant crimes.”
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breaking911--2020-04-21--Tornado Warning Issued For Parts of New York City, New Jersey

A Tornado Warning and a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of New York and New Jersey .
@ @ @ @ @ the Bronx , Nassau County , Manhattan , and Westchester County.The advisories expire at 3 @ @ @ @ @ details from the National Weather Service HERE .

A Tornado Warning and a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of New York and New Jersey.
The tornado warning is for the Bronx, Nassau County, Manhattan, and Westchester County.The advisories expire at 3 p.m. local time.
See details from the National Weather Service HERE.
BREAKING: Tornado Warning issued for Bronx, Nassau, New York (Manhattan), Westchester [NY] till 3:00 PM EDT — NYC Scanner (@NYScanner) April 21, 2020
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breaking911--2020-04-21--Chipotle Mexican Grill Agrees to Pay Largest-Ever Fine in a Food-Safety Case

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. will pay $ 25 million to resolve criminal charges related to the company ’ s involvement in foodborne illness outbreaks that sickened more than 1,100 people between 2015 and 2018 , the Department of Justice announced today .
A criminal information filed today in federal court in Los Angeles charges Chipotle with adulterating food in violation of the Federal Food , Drug , and Cosmetic Act .
The Newport Beach , California-based company agreed to a three-year deferred prosecution agreement ( DPA ) that will allow it to avoid conviction if it complies with an improved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to pay the $ 25 million criminal fine , the largest ever in a food safety case , as part of the DPA .
“ This case highlights why it is important for restaurants and members of the food services industry to ensure that managers and employees consistently follow food safety policies , ” said Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt of the Department of Justice ’ s Civil Division .
“ The Department of Justice will vigorously enforce food safety laws in order to protect public health.
” “ Chipotle failed to ensure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with its food safety protocols , resulting in hundreds of customers across the country getting sick , ” said U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna for the Central District of California .
“ Today ’ s steep penalty , coupled with the tens of millions of dollars Chipotle already has spent to upgrade its food safety program since 2015 , should result in greater protections for Chipotle customers and remind others in the industry to review and improve their own health and safety practices.
” “ The FDA will hold food companies accountable when they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ purveying adulterated food that causes outbreaks of illness , ” said Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn , M.D .
“ We will continue to investigate and bring to justice any company whose food products present a health hazard to consumers.
” The charges stem in part from incidents related to outbreaks of norovirus , a highly infective pathogen that easily can be transmitted by food workers handling ready-to-eat foods and their ingredients .
Norovirus can cause severe illness , including diarrhea , vomiting , nausea , and stomach pain .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ DPA , which the company agreed was true , Chipotle was implicated in at least five foodborne illness outbreaks between 2015 and 2018 connected to restaurants in the Los Angeles area , Boston , Virginia , and Ohio .
These incidents primarily stemmed from store-level employees ’ failure to follow company food safety protocols at company-owned restaurants , including a Chipotle policy requiring the exclusion of employees who were sick or recently had been sick .
For example , in August 2015 , 234 consumers and employees of a Chipotle restaurant in Simi @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Although company policies required the restaurant to report certain employee illnesses to Chipotle safety officials and to implement enhanced food safety procedures , the restaurant did not pass along information regarding an ill employee until multiple consumers already had reported being sick .
In December 2015 , a norovirus incident at a Chipotle restaurant in Boston sickened 141 people .
According to the DPA , that outbreak likely was the result of an ill apprentice manager who was ordered to continue working in violation of company policy after vomiting in the restaurant .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ helped package a catering order for a Boston College basketball team , whose members were among the consumers sickened by the outbreak .
In July 2018 , approximately 647 people who dined at a Chipotle restaurant in Powell , Ohio reported illness related to Clostridium perfringens , a pathogen that grows rapidly when food is not held at appropriate temperatures .
The local health department found critical violations of local food regulations , including those specific to time and temperature controls for lettuce and beans .
As set out in the DPA , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to 2018 time period reported inadequate staffing and food safety training .
Employees also reported pressure to work while sick , even though that was against Chipotle ’ s sick-exclusion policies .
Chipotle agreed in the DPA to develop and follow an improved , comprehensive food safety compliance program .
Chipotle agreed to work with its Food Safety Council to evaluate the company ’ s food safety audits , restaurant staffing , and employee training , among other areas , to mitigate the issues that led to the outbreaks .
This investigation was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Criminal Investigations .
The government is represented by Trial Attorney Daniel E. Zytnick of the Justice Department ’ s Consumer Protection Branch , and Assistant U.S .
Attorneys Joseph O. Johns and Mark A. Williams and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Sonia W. Nath of the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the Central District of California ’ s Environmental and Community Safety Crimes Section .

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. will pay $25 million to resolve criminal charges related to the company’s involvement in foodborne illness outbreaks that sickened more than 1,100 people between 2015 and 2018, the Department of Justice announced today.
A criminal information filed today in federal court in Los Angeles charges Chipotle with adulterating food in violation of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. The Newport Beach, California-based company agreed to a three-year deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) that will allow it to avoid conviction if it complies with an improved food safety program. Chipotle also agreed to pay the $25 million criminal fine, the largest ever in a food safety case, as part of the DPA.
“This case highlights why it is important for restaurants and members of the food services industry to ensure that managers and employees consistently follow food safety policies,” said Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt of the Department of Justice’s Civil Division. “The Department of Justice will vigorously enforce food safety laws in order to protect public health.”
“Chipotle failed to ensure that its employees both understood and complied with its food safety protocols, resulting in hundreds of customers across the country getting sick,” said U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna for the Central District of California. “Today’s steep penalty, coupled with the tens of millions of dollars Chipotle already has spent to upgrade its food safety program since 2015, should result in greater protections for Chipotle customers and remind others in the industry to review and improve their own health and safety practices.”
“The FDA will hold food companies accountable when they endanger the public’s health by purveying adulterated food that causes outbreaks of illness,” said Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn, M.D. “We will continue to investigate and bring to justice any company whose food products present a health hazard to consumers.”
The charges stem in part from incidents related to outbreaks of norovirus, a highly infective pathogen that easily can be transmitted by food workers handling ready-to-eat foods and their ingredients. Norovirus can cause severe illness, including diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, and stomach pain.
According to the factual statement in the DPA, which the company agreed was true, Chipotle was implicated in at least five foodborne illness outbreaks between 2015 and 2018 connected to restaurants in the Los Angeles area, Boston, Virginia, and Ohio. These incidents primarily stemmed from store-level employees’ failure to follow company food safety protocols at company-owned restaurants, including a Chipotle policy requiring the exclusion of employees who were sick or recently had been sick.
For example, in August 2015, 234 consumers and employees of a Chipotle restaurant in Simi Valley, California reported becoming ill. Although company policies required the restaurant to report certain employee illnesses to Chipotle safety officials and to implement enhanced food safety procedures, the restaurant did not pass along information regarding an ill employee until multiple consumers already had reported being sick.
In December 2015, a norovirus incident at a Chipotle restaurant in Boston sickened 141 people. According to the DPA, that outbreak likely was the result of an ill apprentice manager who was ordered to continue working in violation of company policy after vomiting in the restaurant. Two days later, the same employee helped package a catering order for a Boston College basketball team, whose members were among the consumers sickened by the outbreak.
In July 2018, approximately 647 people who dined at a Chipotle restaurant in Powell, Ohio reported illness related to Clostridium perfringens, a pathogen that grows rapidly when food is not held at appropriate temperatures. The local health department found critical violations of local food regulations, including those specific to time and temperature controls for lettuce and beans.
As set out in the DPA, some store-level Chipotle employees from the 2015 to 2018 time period reported inadequate staffing and food safety training. Employees also reported pressure to work while sick, even though that was against Chipotle’s sick-exclusion policies.
Chipotle agreed in the DPA to develop and follow an improved, comprehensive food safety compliance program. Chipotle agreed to work with its Food Safety Council to evaluate the company’s food safety audits, restaurant staffing, and employee training, among other areas, to mitigate the issues that led to the outbreaks.
This investigation was conducted by the Food and Drug Administration-Office of Criminal Investigations. The government is represented by Trial Attorney Daniel E. Zytnick of the Justice Department’s Consumer Protection Branch, and Assistant U.S. Attorneys Joseph O. Johns and Mark A. Williams and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Sonia W. Nath of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California’s Environmental and Community Safety Crimes Section.
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breaking911--2020-04-21--3 People, 3 Dogs Found Dead In Residence In Iowa

COLLINS , Iowa – The Story County Sheriff ’ s Office is investigating after three people were found dead in @ @ @ @ @ .
Officials say the victims lived there .
Deputies responded to the scene in the @ @ @ @ @ around 8:00 a.m. to perform a welfare check and made the discovery .
According to @ @ @ @ @ are a 62-year-old female , 41-year-old female , and a 20-year-old male.
’ Three dogs @ @ @ @ @ There were no signs of foul play and investigators believe carbon monoxide poisoning may be @ @ @ @ @ details were released .

COLLINS, Iowa – The Story County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after three people were found dead in a travel trailer Tuesday morning. Officials say the victims lived there.
Deputies responded to the scene in the 700 block of 1st Avenue around 8:00 a.m. to perform a welfare check and made the discovery.
According to WHO, the deceased ‘are a 62-year-old female, 41-year-old female, and a 20-year-old male.’ Three dogs were also found dead.
There were no signs of foul play and investigators believe carbon monoxide poisoning may be the cause.
No further details were released.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--Driver Killed In Attack On WHO Vehicle Carrying COVID-19 Samples In Myanmar

New Delhi – The World Health Organization confirms the death of its personnel during a security incident in Rakhine district of Myanmar .
Pyae Sone Win Maung , succumbed to injuries sustained during the incident in Minbya Township in Rakhine State on Monday evening , while driving a WHO vehicle from Sittwe to Yangon that was transporting COVID19 surveillance samples in support of the Ministry of Health and Sports .
According to Reuters , the vehicle came under gunfire .
“ This incident once again puts the spotlight on the extreme hardships being faced by our corona warriors – our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – especially while working in security compromised and hard-to-reach areas as they continue to contribute their best to save lives , ” said Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh , Regional Director , World Health Organization South-East Asia .
“ As they deliver essential lifesaving services , our health workforce deserves gratitude , respect , appreciation and support for their selfless services , ” she said .
“ Unfortunately , we are seeing cases of attacks on doctors , on nurses , security personnel and all those who are assisting in testing , tracing contacts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ COVID19.
” “ WHO condemns all kinds of physical , verbal or psychological violence against health workforce , ” the Regional Director said .
“ Governments and communities themselves need to address the concerns , fears , and misconceptions that may be triggering such incidents.
” “ A pandemic like disease does not distinguish between borders and people , and if the virus is not contained it will endanger all.
” WHO officials did not say if the attacker ( s ) were captured or why the vehicle was apparently targeted .

New Delhi – The World Health Organization confirms the death of its personnel during a security incident in Rakhine district of Myanmar.
Pyae Sone Win Maung, succumbed to injuries sustained during the incident in Minbya Township in Rakhine State on Monday evening, while driving a WHO vehicle from Sittwe to Yangon that was transporting COVID19 surveillance samples in support of the Ministry of Health and Sports. According to Reuters, the vehicle came under gunfire.
“This incident once again puts the spotlight on the extreme hardships being faced by our corona warriors – our doctors, nurses, other health workforce – especially while working in security compromised and hard-to-reach areas as they continue to contribute their best to save lives,” said Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh, Regional Director, World Health Organization South-East Asia.
“As they deliver essential lifesaving services, our health workforce deserves gratitude, respect, appreciation and support for their selfless services,” she said.
“Unfortunately, we are seeing cases of attacks on doctors, on nurses, security personnel and all those who are assisting in testing, tracing contacts and enforcing physical distancing measures to stop COVID19.”
“WHO condemns all kinds of physical, verbal or psychological violence against health workforce,” the Regional Director said.
“Governments and communities themselves need to address the concerns, fears, and misconceptions that may be triggering such incidents.”
“A pandemic like disease does not distinguish between borders and people, and if the virus is not contained it will endanger all.”
WHO officials did not say if the attacker(s) were captured or why the vehicle was apparently targeted.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--4 More Tigers and 3 Lions Tested Positive for Coronavirus at Bronx Zoo

The following update was issued by WCS ’ s Bronx Zoo today : On April 5 , 2020 , we reported that a four-year-old female Malayan tiger had tested positive for COVID-19 and three other tigers and three African lions were showing similar symptoms .
Samples for testing from the tiger , Nadia , were collected from her nose , throat , and respiratory tract while she was under anesthesia .
Subsequently , we can confirm that the three other tigers in Tiger Mountain and the three African lions that exhibited a cough have also tested positive for COVID-19 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ fecal sample test developed by our laboratory partners that does not require the animals be placed under anesthesia .
The fecal tests confirmed our suspicion that all seven cats had the infection , and also determined that one tiger at Tiger Mountain that never developed a cough was also positive for the disease .
We are grateful for the cooperation and support of the New York State Diagnostic Laboratory at Cornell University and the University of Illinois , College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory , where the initial COVID-19 testing of samples @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Services Laboratory where confirmatory testing was conducted .
All eight cats continue to do well .
They are behaving normally , eating well , and their coughing is greatly reduced .
We tested the tigers and lions out of an abundance of caution and will ensure any knowledge we gain about COVID-19 will contribute to the world ’ s continuing understanding of this novel coronavirus .
The testing of these cats was done in veterinary laboratories and resources used did not take from those being used for human testing .
None of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , clouded leopard , Amur leopard , puma or serval are showing any signs of illness .
Our cats were infected by a staff person who was asymptomatically infected with the virus or before that person developed symptoms .
Preventive measures are now in place for all staff who are caring for them , and the other cats in our four WCS zoos , to prevent further exposure of any of our felids in our zoos to the disease .
COVID-19 is a disease caused by the coronavirus known as SARS-CoV-2 .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ transferred to people at a food market that trades in wildlife in Wuhan , China .
There is no evidence that animals play a role in the transmission of COVID-19 to people other than the initial event in the Wuhan market , and no evidence that any person has been infected with COVID-19 in the US by animals , including by pet dogs or cats .
We will issue additional information as warranted .
Our four zoos and aquarium have been temporarily closed since March 16 .

The following update was issued by WCS’s Bronx Zoo today:
On April 5, 2020, we reported that a four-year-old female Malayan tiger had tested positive for COVID-19 and three other tigers and three African lions were showing similar symptoms.
Samples for testing from the tiger, Nadia, were collected from her nose, throat, and respiratory tract while she was under anesthesia. Subsequently, we can confirm that the three other tigers in Tiger Mountain and the three African lions that exhibited a cough have also tested positive for COVID-19. This testing was done by using a fecal sample test developed by our laboratory partners that does not require the animals be placed under anesthesia. The fecal tests confirmed our suspicion that all seven cats had the infection, and also determined that one tiger at Tiger Mountain that never developed a cough was also positive for the disease.
We are grateful for the cooperation and support of the New York State Diagnostic Laboratory at Cornell University and the University of Illinois, College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, where the initial COVID-19 testing of samples was performed and the USDA National Veterinary Services Laboratory where confirmatory testing was conducted.
All eight cats continue to do well. They are behaving normally, eating well, and their coughing is greatly reduced.
We tested the tigers and lions out of an abundance of caution and will ensure any knowledge we gain about COVID-19 will contribute to the world’s continuing understanding of this novel coronavirus. The testing of these cats was done in veterinary laboratories and resources used did not take from those being used for human testing.
None of the zoo’s snow leopards, cheetahs, clouded leopard, Amur leopard, puma or serval are showing any signs of illness. Our cats were infected by a staff person who was asymptomatically infected with the virus or before that person developed symptoms. Preventive measures are now in place for all staff who are caring for them, and the other cats in our four WCS zoos, to prevent further exposure of any of our felids in our zoos to the disease.
COVID-19 is a disease caused by the coronavirus known as SARS-CoV-2. It is believed that the virus was first transferred to people at a food market that trades in wildlife in Wuhan, China. There is no evidence that animals play a role in the transmission of COVID-19 to people other than the initial event in the Wuhan market, and no evidence that any person has been infected with COVID-19 in the US by animals, including by pet dogs or cats.
We will issue additional information as warranted. Our four zoos and aquarium have been temporarily closed since March 16.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--Second Tyson Plant In Middle Tennessee Experiencing COVID-19 Outbreak

The Metro Public Health Department ( MPHD ) continues to investigate and monitor a cluster of COVID-19 cases associated with the Tyson plant in Goodlettsville .
There are cases among plant workers that make up the cluster .
Epidemiologists from MPHD are working directly with Tyson officials on the steps they are taking to mitigate the threat of the disease as part of plant operations .
MPHD will continue to monitor confirmed cases and close contacts among Davidson County residents .
Plant employees who are residents of other counties will be monitored by the health departments where they live .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Agriculture issued the following statement on the cluster of cases : The food supply chain is a critical industry in the United States and Secretary Perdue fully recognizes the need to keep workers and inspectors safe during the COVID-19 national emergency .
He also applauds the true commitment and patriotism our food supply chain workers have shown during this time and the work they continue to do day in and day out .
USDA recognizes and supports the efforts of private industry and companies to maintain operational status of their facilities while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their work force .
USDA , together with the FDA and CDC , will continue to support a whole of America approach to ensure the food supply chain remains safe and secure .
Earlier today , Tyson foods indefinitely suspended operations at its Iowa plant due to the growing coronavirus outbreak .
Number of COVID-19 cases in Tennessee rises to 7,842 , including 166 deaths , 775 hospitalizations and 4,012 recovered .
That ’ s an increase of 448 new cases since yesterday .
( WZTV )

The Metro Public Health Department (MPHD) continues to investigate and monitor a cluster of COVID-19 cases associated with the Tyson plant in Goodlettsville. There are cases among plant workers that make up the cluster.
Epidemiologists from MPHD are working directly with Tyson officials on the steps they are taking to mitigate the threat of the disease as part of plant operations.
MPHD will continue to monitor confirmed cases and close contacts among Davidson County residents.
Plant employees who are residents of other counties will be monitored by the health departments where they live.
A spokesperson with the United States Department of Agriculture issued the following statement on the cluster of cases:
The food supply chain is a critical industry in the United States and Secretary Perdue fully recognizes the need to keep workers and inspectors safe during the COVID-19 national emergency. He also applauds the true commitment and patriotism our food supply chain workers have shown during this time and the work they continue to do day in and day out. USDA recognizes and supports the efforts of private industry and companies to maintain operational status of their facilities while also maintaining the safety and health of their work force. USDA, together with the FDA and CDC, will continue to support a whole of America approach to ensure the food supply chain remains safe and secure.
Earlier today, Tyson foods indefinitely suspended operations at its Iowa plant due to the growing coronavirus outbreak.
Number of COVID-19 cases in Tennessee rises to 7,842, including 166 deaths, 775 hospitalizations and 4,012 recovered. That’s an increase of 448 new cases since yesterday. (WZTV)
“The closure has significant ramifications — A larger supply chain that includes hundreds of independent farmers, truckers, distributors and customers, including grocers." "It further contributes to the disruption of the nation’s pork supply.”https://t.co/IM0nJjUSUh — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) April 22, 2020
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breaking911--2020-04-22--LIVE: Trump, Coronavirus Task Force Hold Press Briefing at White House

Expected live at 5 p.m .
ET : President Trump is expected to join the Coronavirus Task Force meeting at @ @ @ @

Expected live at 5 p.m. ET: President Trump is expected to join the Coronavirus Task Force meeting at the White House.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--VIDEO: Evidence Released In Florida Dem Andrew Gillum Hotel Room Incident

The Miami Beach Police Department released crime scene photos Wednesday that were taken last month after authorities said former Democratic @ @ @ @ @ Andrew Gillum , was found in an incoherent state inside a hotel room .

The Miami Beach Police Department released crime scene photos Wednesday that were taken last month after authorities said former Democratic candidate for Florida governor, Andrew Gillum, was found in an incoherent state inside a hotel room.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--Billionaire Mike Bloomberg Will Help New York Develop Coronavirus ‘Trace Program,’ Gov. Cuomo Says

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic , Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Mike Bloomberg today announced a new nation-leading COVID-19 contact tracing program to control the infection rate of the disease .
Mike Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies have committed organizational support and technical assistance to help build and execute this new program .
The contact tracing program will be done in coordination with the downstate region as well as New Jersey and Connecticut and will serve as an important resource to gather best practices and as a model that can be replicated across the nation .
There has never been a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ either in New York or anywhere in the United States .
The program will launch immediately .
As part of this effort , The Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University will build an online curriculum and training program for contact tracers .
The New York State Department of Health will work with Bloomberg Philanthropies to help identify and recruit contact tracer candidates for the training program , including staff from the State Department of Health , investigators from various state agencies , hundreds of tracers from downstate counties and SUNY @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bloomberg Philanthropies will also work with New York State to establish an expert panel to review the work of the program , and create a best in class model that other states can use for contact tracing .
The effort includes a partnership with Resolve to Save Lives , an initiative of Vital Strategies , to provide operational and technical advising to New York State Health Department staff .
They will assist in the development of call center protocols and digital solutions to rapidly catalyze progress and expedite workflow ; and determine best @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the role of contact tracing as a public health tool .
loomberg Philanthropies has committed $ 10.5 million , along with organizational support and technical assistance , to help build and execute this new program .
“ The numbers indicate we are past the apex of this pandemic , and while we start our work to re-open our economy we must ensure we are doing it in a way that does no harm and does not undo all of the work and sacrifice it has taken to get here , ” Governor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most critical pieces of getting to a new normal is to ramp up testing , but states have a second big task – to put together an army of people to trace each person who tested positive , find out who they contacted and then isolate those people .
This partnership with Mike Bloomberg to create an unprecedented , nation-leading contact tracing program will do just that and serve as a model for the rest of the nation.
” “ We ’ re all eager to begin loosening restrictions on our daily lives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do that as safely as possible , we first have to put in place systems to identify people who may have been exposed to the virus and support them as they isolate , ” said Michael Bloomberg , founder of Bloomberg Philanthropies and Bloomberg LP , three-term mayor of New York City .
“ I ’ m honored to partner with Governor Cuomo and New York State to help do that , by creating a new contact tracing program on a widespread scale .
Coupled with far more testing , it will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ corner — saving lives and allowing more people to begin getting back to work.
” As the state continues its work to flatten the curve , large-scale contact tracing is critical to safely and responsibly reopening communities while preserving the public health .
Contact tracing helps prevent the spread of a virus by using testing to confirm if someone has COVID-19 , interviewing that person to identify people they may have been in contact with during their illness and during the few days before symptoms began , reaching out to their contacts to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and then referring contacts to medical providers and asking non-ill people to stay home for 14 days to be sure they don ’ t spread COVID-19 to others .

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Mike Bloomberg today announced a new nation-leading COVID-19 contact tracing program to control the infection rate of the disease. Mike Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies have committed organizational support and technical assistance to help build and execute this new program. The contact tracing program will be done in coordination with the downstate region as well as New Jersey and Connecticut and will serve as an important resource to gather best practices and as a model that can be replicated across the nation. There has never been a contact tracing program implemented at this scale either in New York or anywhere in the United States. The program will launch immediately.
As part of this effort, The Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University will build an online curriculum and training program for contact tracers. The New York State Department of Health will work with Bloomberg Philanthropies to help identify and recruit contact tracer candidates for the training program, including staff from the State Department of Health, investigators from various state agencies, hundreds of tracers from downstate counties and SUNY and CUNY students in medical fields. Bloomberg Philanthropies will also work with New York State to establish an expert panel to review the work of the program, and create a best in class model that other states can use for contact tracing.
The effort includes a partnership with Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of Vital Strategies, to provide operational and technical advising to New York State Health Department staff. They will assist in the development of call center protocols and digital solutions to rapidly catalyze progress and expedite workflow; and determine best ways to increase community engagement and understanding of the role of contact tracing as a public health tool.
loomberg Philanthropies has committed $10.5 million, along with organizational support and technical assistance, to help build and execute this new program.
“The numbers indicate we are past the apex of this pandemic, and while we start our work to re-open our economy we must ensure we are doing it in a way that does no harm and does not undo all of the work and sacrifice it has taken to get here,” Governor Cuomo said. “One of the most critical pieces of getting to a new normal is to ramp up testing, but states have a second big task – to put together an army of people to trace each person who tested positive, find out who they contacted and then isolate those people. This partnership with Mike Bloomberg to create an unprecedented, nation-leading contact tracing program will do just that and serve as a model for the rest of the nation.”
“We’re all eager to begin loosening restrictions on our daily lives and our economy. But in order to do that as safely as possible, we first have to put in place systems to identify people who may have been exposed to the virus and support them as they isolate,” said Michael Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg Philanthropies and Bloomberg LP, three-term mayor of New York City. “I’m honored to partner with Governor Cuomo and New York State to help do that, by creating a new contact tracing program on a widespread scale. Coupled with far more testing, it will help us drive the virus into a corner — saving lives and allowing more people to begin getting back to work.”
As the state continues its work to flatten the curve, large-scale contact tracing is critical to safely and responsibly reopening communities while preserving the public health. Contact tracing helps prevent the spread of a virus by using testing to confirm if someone has COVID-19, interviewing that person to identify people they may have been in contact with during their illness and during the few days before symptoms began, reaching out to their contacts to alert them to their risk of infection and then referring contacts to medical providers and asking non-ill people to stay home for 14 days to be sure they don’t spread COVID-19 to others.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--Woman Missing For 2 Months Found Dead In ‘Very Remote, Obscure Area’ Of Attic In Her Home

Conway , South Carolina — The Horry County Coroner ’ s Office has determined that no foul play is suspected after a woman was found dead in her home two months after being reported missing .
On Saturday , Feb. 15 , 2020 , around 2 a.m. , a missing person report was filed with HCPD regarding Marianne Cecilia Marsh , 61 , of Conway .
The report stated that Marsh was last seen on Friday , Feb. 14 , 2020 , around 9 a.m. At the time of the missing person report , Marsh was described as 5 ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was said to require daily medication .
Due to this , as well as the near-freezing temperatures at the time of her disappearance , she was immediately considered endangered .
HCPD patrol officers and detectives , as well as public safety partners , community groups , and family members completed searches on foot , by helicopter , and via drone to no avail .
Over the course of the more than two-month investigation , Marsh ’ s home on Birch Lane near Conway , and all other nearby areas , were searched on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 21 , 2020 , a family member of Marsh called Horry County 911 dispatch after noticing a foul odor in Marsh ’ s home .
Another search was conducted and Marsh ’ s remains were found .
Upon investigation , HCPD has determined that , prior to her death , Marsh had hidden herself in a very remote and obscure area within the attic of the home .
This area was not visible to others , and required Marsh ’ s small physical stature and intimate knowledge of the home ’ s architecture @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be conducted but information related to cause and manner of death will take 12 weeks to return .
Nothing will be released until we receive those results , ” Chief Deputy Coroner Tamara Williard said .
No foul play is suspected , and criminal charges are not anticipated .

Conway, South Carolina — The Horry County Coroner’s Office has determined that no foul play is suspected after a woman was found dead in her home two months after being reported missing.
On Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020, around 2 a.m., a missing person report was filed with HCPD regarding Marianne Cecilia Marsh, 61, of Conway. The report stated that Marsh was last seen on Friday, Feb. 14, 2020, around 9 a.m.
At the time of the missing person report, Marsh was described as 5’0” and 105 lbs. She was said to require daily medication. Due to this, as well as the near-freezing temperatures at the time of her disappearance, she was immediately considered endangered.
HCPD patrol officers and detectives, as well as public safety partners, community groups, and family members completed searches on foot, by helicopter, and via drone to no avail.
Over the course of the more than two-month investigation, Marsh’s home on Birch Lane near Conway, and all other nearby areas, were searched on multiple occasions.
On Tuesday, April 21, 2020, a family member of Marsh called Horry County 911 dispatch after noticing a foul odor in Marsh’s home. Another search was conducted and Marsh’s remains were found.
Upon investigation, HCPD has determined that, prior to her death, Marsh had hidden herself in a very remote and obscure area within the attic of the home. This area was not visible to others, and required Marsh’s small physical stature and intimate knowledge of the home’s architecture to successfully enter.
“An autopsy will be conducted but information related to cause and manner of death will take 12 weeks to return. Nothing will be released until we receive those results,” Chief Deputy Coroner Tamara Williard said.
No foul play is suspected, and criminal charges are not anticipated.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--Charge: Father Drops Off Children To Mother, Her New Boyfriend Kills Him

A Minneapolis man was charged with murder for shooting his girlfriend ’ s ex-boyfriend as he was dropping off children to visit their mother , Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Tuesday .
Rodney Velho , 44 , was charged with second-degree murder in the death of a 31-year-old man identified in the complaint by his initials , K.L .
Velho is expected to make his first court appearance Wednesday .
According to the complaint , Velho and his girlfriend were celebrating her birthday Sunday at the woman ’ s apartment at 11800 80th Ave. in Maple Grove .
At @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the victim , who was the father of her children and who had custody of them , was dropping by with the children for a scheduled visitation with their mother .
Velho said that would be fine .
Surveillance video showed that the victim arrived with the two children just before 6 p.m. Another witness in the home said the mother of the children introduced Velho to the victim and they shook hands .
However , about 45 minutes later , the two men got into an argument in the bathroom .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ caliber semi-automatic handgun and shot the victim , who stumbled out of the bathroom and fell to the floor in the kitchen .
Velho then fired two more shots , the complaint states .
The police noted when they arrived that the victim had been shot twice in the chest and once in the abdomen.The victim was unarmed .
The woman said she was calling the police and Velho fled .
Surveillance video showed him coming out of the apartment building at 7:10 p.m. Police arrested Velho in the parking lot , according @ @ @ @

A Minneapolis man was charged with murder for shooting his girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend as he was dropping off children to visit their mother, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Tuesday.
Rodney Velho, 44, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of a 31-year-old man identified in the complaint by his initials, K.L. Velho is expected to make his first court appearance Wednesday.
According to the complaint, Velho and his girlfriend were celebrating her birthday Sunday at the woman’s apartment at 11800 80th Ave. in Maple Grove. At some point, the woman told Velho that the victim, who was the father of her children and who had custody of them, was dropping by with the children for a scheduled visitation with their mother. Velho said that would be fine.
Surveillance video showed that the victim arrived with the two children just before 6 p.m. Another witness in the home said the mother of the children introduced Velho to the victim and they shook hands.
However, about 45 minutes later, the two men got into an argument in the bathroom. Velho pulled out a black, .40 caliber semi-automatic handgun and shot the victim, who stumbled out of the bathroom and fell to the floor in the kitchen. Velho then fired two more shots, the complaint states. The police noted when they arrived that the victim had been shot twice in the chest and once in the abdomen.The victim was unarmed.
The woman said she was calling the police and Velho fled. Surveillance video showed him coming out of the apartment building at 7:10 p.m. Police arrested Velho in the parking lot, according to the complaint.
Criminal Complaint (PDF)
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breaking911--2020-04-22--‘SIGNIFICANT RAMIFICATIONS’: Meat Shortage Fears Deepen As Tyson Foods Closes Its Largest Pork Plant

‘SIGNIFICANT RAMIFICATIONS’: Meat Shortage Fears Deepen As Tyson Foods Closes Its Largest Pork Plant Indefinitely

Tyson Fresh Meats , the beef and pork subsidiary of Tyson Foods , Inc. ( NYSE : TSN ) , plans to indefinitely suspend operations at its Waterloo , Iowa , pork plant this week .
The facility , the company ’ s largest pork plant , has been running at reduced levels of production due to worker absenteeism , and will stop production mid-week until further notice .
The facility ’ s 2,800 team members will be invited to come to the plant later this week for COVID-19 testing .
“ Protecting our team members is our top priority @ @ @ @ @ @ @ numerous safety measures during this challenging and unprecedented time , ” said Steve Stouffer , group president of Tyson Fresh Meats .
“ Despite our continued efforts to keep our people safe while fulfilling our critical role of feeding American families , the combination of worker absenteeism , COVID-19 cases and community concerns has resulted in our decision to stop production .
“ The closure has significant ramifications beyond our company , since the plant is part of a larger supply chain that includes hundreds of independent farmers , truckers , distributors and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
“ It means the loss of a vital market outlet for farmers and further contributes to the disruption of the nation ’ s pork supply.
” Affected Waterloo team members will continue to be compensated while the plant is closed .
The timing of resumption of operations will depend on a variety of factors , including the outcome of team member testing for COVID-19 .
Tyson Foods has been focused on COVID-19 since January when it formed a company coronavirus task force .
It has since implemented numerous measures to protect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first food companies to start taking worker temperatures .
The company started efforts to secure a supply of protective face coverings before the CDC recommended them and now requires their use in all facilities .
In an effort to promote social distancing , plants like Waterloo have installed workstation dividers and are providing more breakroom space .
Tyson Foods ’ other meat and poultry plants currently continue to operate , but some are running at reduced levels of production either due to the planned implementation of additional worker safety precautions or worker absenteeism @

Tyson Fresh Meats, the beef and pork subsidiary of Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE: TSN), plans to indefinitely suspend operations at its Waterloo, Iowa, pork plant this week.
The facility, the company’s largest pork plant, has been running at reduced levels of production due to worker absenteeism, and will stop production mid-week until further notice. The facility’s 2,800 team members will be invited to come to the plant later this week for COVID-19 testing.
“Protecting our team members is our top priority and the reason we’ve implemented numerous safety measures during this challenging and unprecedented time,” said Steve Stouffer, group president of Tyson Fresh Meats. “Despite our continued efforts to keep our people safe while fulfilling our critical role of feeding American families, the combination of worker absenteeism, COVID-19 cases and community concerns has resulted in our decision to stop production.
“The closure has significant ramifications beyond our company, since the plant is part of a larger supply chain that includes hundreds of independent farmers, truckers, distributors and customers, including grocers,” Stouffer said. “It means the loss of a vital market outlet for farmers and further contributes to the disruption of the nation’s pork supply.”
Affected Waterloo team members will continue to be compensated while the plant is closed. The timing of resumption of operations will depend on a variety of factors, including the outcome of team member testing for COVID-19.
Tyson Foods has been focused on COVID-19 since January when it formed a company coronavirus task force. It has since implemented numerous measures to protect workers. It was one of the first food companies to start taking worker temperatures. The company started efforts to secure a supply of protective face coverings before the CDC recommended them and now requires their use in all facilities. In an effort to promote social distancing, plants like Waterloo have installed workstation dividers and are providing more breakroom space.
Tyson Foods’ other meat and poultry plants currently continue to operate, but some are running at reduced levels of production either due to the planned implementation of additional worker safety precautions or worker absenteeism.
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breaking911--2020-04-22--CBP Launches Interactive Border Wall Webpage

WASHINGTON , DC – U.S. Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) today announced the public launch of a border @ @ @ @ @ construction video and an interactive map .
The border wall system webpage gives Americans a @ @ @ @ @ and the border wall system ’ s impact on our national security .
“ President @ @ @ @ @ promise to build a border wall system to secure the border , ” said Acting @ @ @ @ @ Border security is national security and a strong border wall system is critical to keeping @ @ @ @ @

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) today announced the public launch of a border wall system webpage that features construction video and an interactive map.
The border wall system webpage gives Americans a first-hand look at its construction and the border wall system’s impact on our national security.
Visit the website HERE.
“President Trump is delivering on his promise to build a border wall system to secure the border,” said Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan. “Border security is national security and a strong border wall system is critical to keeping our nation safe.”
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breaking911--2020-04-22--‘Incel’ Ideologue Charged With Making Threats to Teen Girls; He Called Mass Shooter Elliot Rodger a

‘Incel’ Ideologue Charged With Making Threats to Teen Girls; He Called Mass Shooter Elliot Rodger a Victim

LOS ANGELES – Special agents with the FBI this morning arrested a San Gabriel Valley man and online promoter of the involuntary celibate ( incel ) subculture on a federal cyberstalking charge that he conducted an internet harassment campaign against two teenage girls who rejected his sexual advances .
Carl Bennington , 33 , of Covina , will remain in federal custody pending the outcome of detention hearing scheduled for Thursday .
The complaint alleges that , from at least February 2016 to March 2020 , Bennington repeatedly used various social media accounts to harass young girls and women , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to commit acts of physical and sexual violence against them if they did not submit to his sexual advances .
Neither victim ever met Bennington in person , according to the complaint .
When one of the victims demanded that Bennington stop harassing her , Bennington replied that he was going to kill her and her family .
Social media records show that , in addition to the threatening and harassing messages he sent to young women and girls , Bennington frequently made statements on internet groups promoting incel ideology .
Incels are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ willing sex partner .
Incel ideology promotes the view that women oppress men and have too much freedom to choose their own sexual partners .
The ideology ranges in tone from sad and self-loathing to advocating the “ absolute hatred ” of women , according to court documents .
The complaint charges Bennington with cyberstalking , a felony offense that carries a statutory maximum sentence of five years in federal prison .

LOS ANGELES – Special agents with the FBI this morning arrested a San Gabriel Valley man and online promoter of the involuntary celibate (incel) subculture on a federal cyberstalking charge that he conducted an internet harassment campaign against two teenage girls who rejected his sexual advances.
Carl Bennington, 33, of Covina, will remain in federal custody pending the outcome of detention hearing scheduled for Thursday.
The complaint alleges that, from at least February 2016 to March 2020, Bennington repeatedly used various social media accounts to harass young girls and women, including by sending hundreds of messages threatening to commit acts of physical and sexual violence against them if they did not submit to his sexual advances.
Neither victim ever met Bennington in person, according to the complaint. When one of the victims demanded that Bennington stop harassing her, Bennington replied that he was going to kill her and her family.
Social media records show that, in addition to the threatening and harassing messages he sent to young women and girls, Bennington frequently made statements on internet groups promoting incel ideology. Incels are people who are unable to find a willing sex partner. Incel ideology promotes the view that women oppress men and have too much freedom to choose their own sexual partners. The ideology ranges in tone from sad and self-loathing to advocating the “absolute hatred” of women, according to court documents.
Bennington also allegedly praised Santa Barbara mass shooter Elliot Rodger, calling him a victim.
The complaint charges Bennington with cyberstalking, a felony offense that carries a statutory maximum sentence of five years in federal prison.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--‘Terrible Tragedy:’ Florida Man Fatally Shoots Brother With Gun He Thought Was Unloaded, Deputies Sa

‘Terrible Tragedy:’ Florida Man Fatally Shoots Brother With Gun He Thought Was Unloaded, Deputies Say

LAKELAND , Fla. — Detectives from the Polk County Sheriff ’ s Office responded to a shooting incident in the Eaton Park area of Lakeland near Maine Avenue and Reynolds Road , on Wednesday , April 22 , 2020 .
Deputies were initially dispatched to an accidental shooting at around 8:12 pm , but the 21-year-old victim died less than an hour later at Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center .
The investigation determined that the man was shot once in the chest by his half-brother , 19-year-old Tyler Nichols .
Two other family members were in the house at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shooting .
According to evidence and information collected , Nichols and his brother were horse-playing after eating dinner , and were preparing to go to the store together to purchase blunt cigar wrappers that they could use to smoke marijuana together .
Nichols jokingly picked-up a handgun , which he believed was unloaded , pointed it at his brother , and pulled the trigger .
Family members stated that the brothers were very close and had not been arguing .
“ This is a horrible , terrible tragedy .
Even if you think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ point one at another person in jest .
Tragic consequences can result.
” Grady Judd , Sheriff .
Detectives determined that Nichols acted negligently and carelessly with the gun , and was charged with Manslaughter ( F2 ) for his brother ’ s death .
Additionally , Nichols was on pre-trial release for shooting into a house in October of 2019 .
The conditions of his release prohibited him from possessing any firearms .
He was also found to be in possession of marijuana .
Tyler Nichols ’ prior criminal history consists of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon , Shooting into a Building , Discharging a Firearm from a Vehicle , Burglary , Grand Theft , Tampering with Evidence , Battery ( 4 ) , and Criminal Mischief .

LAKELAND, Fla. — Detectives from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office responded to a shooting incident in the Eaton Park area of Lakeland near Maine Avenue and Reynolds Road, on Wednesday, April 22, 2020. Deputies were initially dispatched to an accidental shooting at around 8:12 pm, but the 21-year-old victim died less than an hour later at Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center.
The investigation determined that the man was shot once in the chest by his half-brother, 19-year-old Tyler Nichols.
Two other family members were in the house at the time, one of whom witnessed the shooting.
According to evidence and information collected, Nichols and his brother were horse-playing after eating dinner, and were preparing to go to the store together to purchase blunt cigar wrappers that they could use to smoke marijuana together. Nichols jokingly picked-up a handgun, which he believed was unloaded, pointed it at his brother, and pulled the trigger.
Family members stated that the brothers were very close and had not been arguing.
“This is a horrible, terrible tragedy. Even if you think that the gun is unloaded, never point one at another person in jest. Tragic consequences can result.” Grady Judd, Sheriff.
Detectives determined that Nichols acted negligently and carelessly with the gun, and was charged with Manslaughter (F2) for his brother’s death.
Additionally, Nichols was on pre-trial release for shooting into a house in October of 2019. The conditions of his release prohibited him from possessing any firearms. He was also found to be in possession of marijuana.
Tyler Nichols’ prior criminal history consists of seven felonies and six misdemeanors, including: Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Shooting into a Building, Discharging a Firearm from a Vehicle, Burglary, Grand Theft, Tampering with Evidence, Battery (4), and Criminal Mischief.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--Cincinnati Customs Seizes 2,000 Counterfeit 3M Masks From China

CINCINNATI– U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers at an Express Consignment Operations hub in Cincinnati examined a package from China @ @ @ @ @ mask April 3 .
The shipment was selected for exam and had a declared value @ @ @ @ @ the officers inspected the package they discovered 2,000 counterfeit 3M masks , an Intellectual Property @ @ @ @ @ the quantity of masks , the domestic value was listed as $ 2,000 .
If @ @ @ @ @ the MSRP would have been $ 7,000 .
The package was destined for a residence @ @ @ @ @ “ Cincinnati CBP screens freight from all over the world , ” said Richard Gillespie @ @ @ @ @ “ Our officers are highly trained and work around the clock to protect the people @ @ @ @ @ CBP officers seized the package for trademark violation .
CBP conducts operations at ports of @ @ @ @ @ , and regularly screens arriving international passengers and cargo for narcotics , weapons , and @ @ @ @ @ .

CINCINNATI– U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officers at an Express Consignment Operations hub in Cincinnati examined a package from China that listed its contents as mask April 3.
The shipment was selected for exam and had a declared value of $500. When the officers inspected the package they discovered 2,000 counterfeit 3M masks, an Intellectual Property Rights violation. Due to the quantity of masks, the domestic value was listed as $2,000. If the masks were real, the MSRP would have been $7,000.
The package was destined for a residence in Austin, Texas. “Cincinnati CBP screens freight from all over the world,” said Richard Gillespie, Cincinnati Port Director . “Our officers are highly trained and work around the clock to protect the people of the United States.” CBP officers seized the package for trademark violation.
CBP conducts operations at ports of entry throughout the United States, and regularly screens arriving international passengers and cargo for narcotics, weapons, and other restricted or prohibited products.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--Father Arrested For Shooting His 17-Year-Old Son

NASHVILLE — Detectives have charged Lamont Begley , 37 , with aggravated assault and unlawful gun possession by a convicted @ @ @ @ @ month ’ s shooting of his 17-year-old son .
East Precinct officers responded to a @ @ @ @ @ of Friday , April 3rd , in the 600 block of S. 6th Street .
@ @ @ @ @ that location and had received assistance from a passerby .
At the time , the @ @ @ @ @ who shot him or what led up to it .
However , during a subsequent @ @ @ @ @ Chris Bowden , he acknowledged that the shooting occurred as the result of a physical @ @ @ @ @ The teen said he was fleeing when Begley opened fire .
Begley has had several @ @ @ @ @ years , including one in 2016 for which he received an eight-year probated sentence .
@ @ @ @ @ Metro Jail Wednesday evening and has been released on a $ 35,000 bond .

NASHVILLE — Detectives have charged Lamont Begley, 37, with aggravated assault and unlawful gun possession by a convicted felon in connection with this month’s shooting of his 17-year-old son.
East Precinct officers responded to a shooting call on the evening of Friday, April 3rd, in the 600 block of S. 6th Street. The 17-year-old had run to that location and had received assistance from a passerby. At the time, the teenager would not tell officers who shot him or what led up to it. However, during a subsequent interview with Youth Services Detective Chris Bowden, he acknowledged that the shooting occurred as the result of a physical fight with his father. The teen said he was fleeing when Begley opened fire.
Begley has had several felony cocaine convictions over the years, including one in 2016 for which he received an eight-year probated sentence. He was booked into the Metro Jail Wednesday evening and has been released on a $35,000 bond.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--Police: Illegal Immigrant Florida Man Beheaded Cat, Displayed Head To a Stick

He killed his cat , cut off its head and taped it to a stick in his back yard , @ @ @ @ @ ’ s name was Cinnamon .
Pena-Cedillo told investigators he initially tried to strangle Cinnamon @ @ @ @ @ decapitated the animal with an ax .
According to the Tampa Bay Times , Pena-Cedillo @ @ @ @ @ to the head of a stuffed animal that was also mounted on a stick.
’ @ @ @ @ @ wanted to “ show what he was capable of to someone he was living with.
@ @ @ @ @ country illegally and is being held at the request of Immigration and Customs Enforcement .

CLEARWATER, Florida — Thursday morning, officers charged 22-year-old Joshua Daniel Pena-Cedillo with felony animal cruelty.
He killed his cat, cut off its head and taped it to a stick in his back yard, police say. The cat’s name was Cinnamon.
Pena-Cedillo told investigators he initially tried to strangle Cinnamon to death but failed—so he decapitated the animal with an ax.
According to the Tampa Bay Times, Pena-Cedillo displayed the stick ‘next to the head of a stuffed animal that was also mounted on a stick.’
He reportedly told cops he wanted to “show what he was capable of to someone he was living with.”
Pena-Cedillo is in the country illegally and is being held at the request of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--LIVE: President Donald Trump Briefing

LIVE: President Donald Trump Briefing

President Donald Trump will join members of the White House ’ s coronavirus task force for a daily news conference @

President Donald Trump will join members of the White House’s coronavirus task force for a daily news conference.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--Video Shows Albuquerque Police Shoot Shovel Wielding Man Inside His Home

APD officer Edgar Sandoval fatally shot Valente Acosta-Bustillos , 52 , during a welfare check in the man ’ s @ @ @ @ @ realized Acosta-Bustillos had a warrant and tried to arrest him and he threatened them with @ @ @

APD officer Edgar Sandoval fatally shot Valente Acosta-Bustillos, 52, during a welfare check in the man’s home. Police say they realized Acosta-Bustillos had a warrant and tried to arrest him and he threatened them with a shovel.
Full uncensored video HERE.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--Video Appears To Show Workers Unloading Dogs Outside Halal Market In Philadelphia

Video has surfaced online purportedly showing two men unloading dogs from a van behind a Halal market in Philadelphia .

Video has surfaced online purportedly showing two men unloading dogs from a van behind a Halal market in Philadelphia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRyX3ufPR8I
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breaking911--2020-04-23--GRAPHIC: Bodycam Footage Released Of Cop Fatally Shooting Man Wielding Baseball Bat at Walmart

San Leandro , California — On April 18 , 2020 , about 3:12PM , San Leandro Police Officers responded to Walmart , located at 15555 Hesperian Boulevard , for a report of a man brandishing a baseball bat inside the store .
Upon their arrival , officers saw Steven Taylor standing near the shopping cart storage bay holding a baseball bat .
Officers approached Taylor and gave him commands to put down the bat .
Taylor did not comply with the officers ’ commands and instead walked towards the officers while still holding the bat .
An officer discharged his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Taylor continued walking towards the officers .
Then , the officer used his service weapon , striking Taylor once in his upper torso .
Seconds later , another officer discharged his taser at Taylor .
Officers called for paramedics and provided first aid until they arrived .
Despite life-saving measures , Taylor died from his injuries at the scene .
The officers involved were placed on administrative leave .
On April 20 , 2020 , the Alameda County Coroner ’ s Bureau performed an autopsy on Taylor and the preliminary cause of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gunshot wound to his chest .
Additionally , the Coroner ’ s Bureau confirmed that Taylor did not sustain any additional gunshot wounds to his head or back .

San Leandro, California — On April 18, 2020, about 3:12PM, San Leandro Police Officers responded to Walmart, located at 15555 Hesperian Boulevard, for a report of a man brandishing a baseball bat inside the store. Upon their arrival, officers saw Steven Taylor standing near the shopping cart storage bay holding a baseball bat. Officers approached Taylor and gave him commands to put down the bat. Taylor did not comply with the officers’ commands and instead walked towards the officers while still holding the bat.
An officer discharged his taser, which was not effective, and Taylor continued walking towards the officers. Then, the officer used his service weapon, striking Taylor once in his upper torso. Seconds later, another officer discharged his taser at Taylor. Officers called for paramedics and provided first aid until they arrived. Despite life-saving measures, Taylor died from his injuries at the scene.
The officers involved were placed on administrative leave. On April 20, 2020, the Alameda County Coroner’s Bureau performed an autopsy on Taylor and the preliminary cause of death was determined to be a single gunshot wound to his chest. Additionally, the Coroner’s Bureau confirmed that Taylor did not sustain any additional gunshot wounds to his head or back.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--Hospital Worker Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Hundreds of Hydroxychloroquine Tablets

LOS ANGELES — A former pharmacy technician has been charged with allegedly stealing anti-malaria tablets last month from a hospital @ @ @ @ @ Mencias Agustin , 35 , of Torrance was charged with two felony counts of second-degree @ @ @ @ @ one felony count of concealing or withholding stolen property exceeding $ 950 .
On two @ @ @ @ @ accused of entering Harbor-UCLA Medical Center to steal prescription drugs .
More than 700 tablets @ @ @ @ @ which are used to treat malaria and recently touted to possibly combat COVID-19 , were @ @ @ @ @ total value of the tablets is about $ 6,700 , the prosecutor said .
If @ @ @ @ @ defendant faces a possible maximum sentence of four years and four months in jail .

LOS ANGELES — A former pharmacy technician has been charged with allegedly stealing anti-malaria tablets last month from a hospital where he worked.
Christopher Mencias Agustin, 35, of Torrance was charged with two felony counts of second-degree burglary during an emergency and one felony count of concealing or withholding stolen property exceeding $950.
On two separate occasions, Agustin is accused of entering Harbor-UCLA Medical Center to steal prescription drugs. More than 700 tablets of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin, which are used to treat malaria and recently touted to possibly combat COVID-19, were allegedly taken.
The estimated total value of the tablets is about $6,700, the prosecutor said.
If convicted as charged, the defendant faces a possible maximum sentence of four years and four months in jail.
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breaking911--2020-04-23--ICE removes 3 Mexican fugitives wanted for homicide

HOUSTON — Officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) in Houston , Texas , removed three fugitives Wednesday wanted for homicide in Mexico .
Alfredo Medina-Martinez , 29 , Guillermo Vazquez-Saenz , 51 , and Eduardo Antonio Perez Don Juan , 53 , all citizens of Mexico , were escorted to the Laredo , Texas , Port of Entry where they were presented to Mexican law enforcement authorities .
Medina-Martinez is wanted by Mexican authorities for homicide .
Vazquez-Saenz and Perez Don Juan are wanted for aggravated homicide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. to Mexico on three previous occasions ; Jan. 5 , 2019 ; Feb. 27 , 2019 ; and May 10 , 2019 .
He was ordered removed by an immigration judge Dec. 30 , 2018 .
Medina-Martinez was convicted of illegal entry Jan. 2 , 2019 , and illegal reentry Feb. 26 , 2019 , and Oct. 15 , 2019 .
He is a documented member of the Mexicles , a Mexican street gang allied with the Sinaloa Cartel .
Vazquez-Saenz , a documented member of the Zetas Drug Cartel , was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 14 , 2013 .
On Jan. 22 , 2018 , he was encountered by immigration officials after illegally reentering the U.S. An immigration judge ordered him removed from the U.S. to Mexico Aug. 24 , 2018 .
He was convicted of escaping from custody July 15 , 2002 , in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas and driving while intoxicated in Collin County ( Texas ) June 2 , 2006 .
Perez Don Juan has previously been removed from the U.S. to Mexico on four occasions ; April 17 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; March 25 , 2004 ; and Dec. 10 , 2009 .
He has multiple criminal convictions in the U.S. including a conviction for attempted burglary in Dekalb County ( Georgia ) June 26 , 1998 , illegal reentry March 24 , 2003 , driving while intoxicated in Galveston County ( Texas ) Nov. 30 , 2009 , and illegal reentry March 27 , 2020 .
“ These individuals fled Mexico to escape prosecution for their alleged crimes and have continued to engage in criminal activity here in the U.S. , ” said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of ERO Houston .
“ By working together with our foreign law enforcement partners , we have safely returned them to their home country where they will stand trial for their alleged crimes and made our community safer .
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HOUSTON — Officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in Houston, Texas, removed three fugitives Wednesday wanted for homicide in Mexico.
Alfredo Medina-Martinez, 29, Guillermo Vazquez-Saenz, 51, and Eduardo Antonio Perez Don Juan, 53, all citizens of Mexico, were escorted to the Laredo, Texas, Port of Entry where they were presented to Mexican law enforcement authorities.
Medina-Martinez is wanted by Mexican authorities for homicide. Vazquez-Saenz and Perez Don Juan are wanted for aggravated homicide.
Medina-Martinez has been removed from the U.S. to Mexico on three previous occasions; Jan. 5, 2019; Feb. 27, 2019; and May 10, 2019. He was ordered removed by an immigration judge Dec. 30, 2018. Medina-Martinez was convicted of illegal entry Jan. 2, 2019, and illegal reentry Feb. 26, 2019, and Oct. 15, 2019. He is a documented member of the Mexicles, a Mexican street gang allied with the Sinaloa Cartel.
Vazquez-Saenz, a documented member of the Zetas Drug Cartel, was administratively removed from U.S. to Mexico May 14, 2013. On Jan. 22, 2018, he was encountered by immigration officials after illegally reentering the U.S. An immigration judge ordered him removed from the U.S. to Mexico Aug. 24, 2018. He was convicted of escaping from custody July 15, 2002, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas and driving while intoxicated in Collin County (Texas) June 2, 2006.
Perez Don Juan has previously been removed from the U.S. to Mexico on four occasions; April 17, 1999; Oct. 25, 2002; March 25, 2004; and Dec. 10, 2009. He has multiple criminal convictions in the U.S. including a conviction for attempted burglary in Dekalb County (Georgia) June 26, 1998, illegal reentry March 24, 2003, driving while intoxicated in Galveston County (Texas) Nov. 30, 2009, and illegal reentry March 27, 2020.
“These individuals fled Mexico to escape prosecution for their alleged crimes and have continued to engage in criminal activity here in the U.S.,” said Paul McBride, acting field office director of ERO Houston. “By working together with our foreign law enforcement partners, we have safely returned them to their home country where they will stand trial for their alleged crimes and made our community safer.”
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breaking911--2020-04-26--Migrants Enter U.S. Illegally, Call 911 After Getting Lost in the Mountains

OCOTILLO , Calif. – U.S. Border Patrol agents from El Centro Sector rescued four individuals that were lost in the Jacumba Mountain Wilderness area south of Ocotillo Thursday morning .
At approximately 9:10 a.m. , four individuals lost and in distress called 911 dispatch requesting help .
The individuals were attempting to illegally enter the United States through a mountainous area when they became lost .
Dispatchers forwarded the call to the El Centro Sector Border Patrol ’ s Radio Communications department .
Dispatch was able to pinpoint coordinates of two of the subject ’ s location through their cell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ near the area , who responded immediately .
Agents were able to locate two subjects , who appeared extremely tired and dehydrated .
The temperature that day was around 100-degrees and the terrain in that area is mountainous and extremely dangerous .
Agents requested air support and activated the Border Search Trauma and Rescue team ( BORSTAR ) to assist with the search of the other two subjects .
Air and Marine Operations ( AMO ) agents out of the San Diego Branch responded in a Blackhawk helicopter and successfully gained visual on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ responded to the area and located the two lost subjects and provided them with water to rehydrate .
All four individuals claimed they were not injured and appeared to be in good health .
Emergency Medical Technicians evaluated and medically cleared all subjects .
“ This rescue is another reminder of the risks and dangers associated with illegally crossing into the United States .
The high temperatures and dangerous terrain could be deadly , ” said Chief Patrol Agent Gregory K. Bovino .
“ Saving a life is always a priority ; this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and commitment of our agents who work tirelessly to protect and secure the Southwest Border.
” The individuals , two men , one male juvenile and one woman were processed for illegal entry .
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is the unified border agency within the Department of Homeland Security charged with the management , control and protection of our nation ’ s borders at and between official ports of entry .
CBP is charged with securing the borders of the United States while enforcing hundreds of laws and facilitating lawful trade and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2020 Tags : Search and RescueU.S .
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OCOTILLO, Calif. – U.S. Border Patrol agents from El Centro Sector rescued four individuals that were lost in the Jacumba Mountain Wilderness area south of Ocotillo Thursday morning.
At approximately 9:10 a.m., four individuals lost and in distress called 911 dispatch requesting help. The individuals were attempting to illegally enter the United States through a mountainous area when they became lost. Dispatchers forwarded the call to the El Centro Sector Border Patrol’s Radio Communications department.
Dispatch was able to pinpoint coordinates of two of the subject’s location through their cell phones and relayed the information to agents near the area, who responded immediately. Agents were able to locate two subjects, who appeared extremely tired and dehydrated. The temperature that day was around 100-degrees and the terrain in that area is mountainous and extremely dangerous.
Agents requested air support and activated the Border Search Trauma and Rescue team (BORSTAR) to assist with the search of the other two subjects. Air and Marine Operations (AMO) agents out of the San Diego Branch responded in a Blackhawk helicopter and successfully gained visual on the outstanding individuals. BORSTAR agents quickly responded to the area and located the two lost subjects and provided them with water to rehydrate.
All four individuals claimed they were not injured and appeared to be in good health. Emergency Medical Technicians evaluated and medically cleared all subjects.
“This rescue is another reminder of the risks and dangers associated with illegally crossing into the United States. The high temperatures and dangerous terrain could be deadly,” said Chief Patrol Agent Gregory K. Bovino. “Saving a life is always a priority; this rescue can be attributed to the dedication and commitment of our agents who work tirelessly to protect and secure the Southwest Border.”
The individuals, two men, one male juvenile and one woman were processed for illegal entry.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is the unified border agency within the Department of Homeland Security charged with the management, control and protection of our nation’s borders at and between official ports of entry. CBP is charged with securing the borders of the United States while enforcing hundreds of laws and facilitating lawful trade and travel.
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breaking911--2020-04-26--FEDS: NC Woman Posed As FBI Agent On Dating Websites

CHARLOTTE , N.C. – U.S. Attorney Andrew Murray announced today that Riane Leigh Brownlee , 39 , of Monroe , N.C. , was sentenced to 37 months in prison for impersonating an FBI agent and illegally possessing a firearm .
U.S. District Judge Kenneth D. Bell also ordered Brownlee to serve three years under court supervision upon completion of her prison term .
According to filed court documents and today ’ s sentencing hearing , Brownlee , who is also known as “ Raine Leigh Webb , ” and “ Alexandria Mancini , ” posted on dating websites photographs of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and a firearm .
On February 23 , 2019 , Brownlee falsely told an individual with whom she met on a date that she was an FBI agent conducting a counter-drug operation .
After Brownlee was arrested later the same day , she falsely told the same individual that she had to keep her identity secret from law enforcement because she was operating undercover .
Court records show that , in addition to the fake FBI badge , law enforcement recovered from the stolen vehicle Brownlee was driving a stolen loaded firearm , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s photograph and the name “ FBI Special Agent Alexandria Mancini.
” Brownlee has multiple prior felony convictions , including Identity Theft , Felony Worthless Checks , and Possession of Stolen Motor Vehicle , and she is prohibited from possessing a firearm or ammunition .
Brownlee is currently in federal custody .

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – U.S. Attorney Andrew Murray announced today that Riane Leigh Brownlee, 39, of Monroe, N.C., was sentenced to 37 months in prison for impersonating an FBI agent and illegally possessing a firearm. U.S. District Judge Kenneth D. Bell also ordered Brownlee to serve three years under court supervision upon completion of her prison term.
According to filed court documents and today’s sentencing hearing, Brownlee, who is also known as “Raine Leigh Webb,” and “Alexandria Mancini,” posted on dating websites photographs of herself posing with a fake FBI badge and a firearm. On February 23, 2019, Brownlee falsely told an individual with whom she met on a date that she was an FBI agent conducting a counter-drug operation. After Brownlee was arrested later the same day, she falsely told the same individual that she had to keep her identity secret from law enforcement because she was operating undercover. Court records show that, in addition to the fake FBI badge, law enforcement recovered from the stolen vehicle Brownlee was driving a stolen loaded firearm, and a fake FBI ID bearing Brownlee’s photograph and the name “FBI Special Agent Alexandria Mancini.” Brownlee has multiple prior felony convictions, including Identity Theft, Felony Worthless Checks, and Possession of Stolen Motor Vehicle, and she is prohibited from possessing a firearm or ammunition.
Brownlee is currently in federal custody.
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breaking911--2020-04-26--Last Remaining Hospital Patient From El Paso Walmart Mass Shooting Has Died

TEXAS — The death toll from the August 3rd El Paso Walmart shooting now stands at 23 after the final @ @ @ @ @ .
“ After a nearly nine-month fight , our hearts are heavy as we report @ @ @ @ @ , our last remaining patient being treated from the El Paso shooting , has passed @ @ @ @ @ Del Sol Medical Center David Shimp said .
“ His courage , his strength and @ @ @ @ @ lives , including those of our caregivers , who tirelessly fought with him and for @ @ @ @ @ way .
We are grieving with his family and with our community.
” Garcia was @ @ @ @ @ his daughter ’ s soccer team that day when he was shot multiple times .
@ @ @ @ @ since .

TEXAS — The death toll from the August 3rd El Paso Walmart shooting now stands at 23 after the final hospital patient died Sunday morning.
“After a nearly nine-month fight, our hearts are heavy as we report Guillermo “Memo” Garcia, our last remaining patient being treated from the El Paso shooting, has passed away,” CEO of Del Sol Medical Center David Shimp said. “His courage, his strength and his story have touched many lives, including those of our caregivers, who tirelessly fought with him and for him every step of the way. We are grieving with his family and with our community.”
Garcia was at the Walmart fundraising for his daughter’s soccer team that day when he was shot multiple times. He had been hospitalized ever since.
I am heartbroken!!! I just received news that Coach Guillermo Garcia from El Paso Fusion has passed away!! This image says it all, apart from being a great coach to his young girls, he was an amazing father and husband to his wife Jessica!! Rest In Peace Memo!! #ElPasoStrong ???????????? pic.twitter.com/f6upiEDp9o — Sebastian Velasquez (@TiaN_Futbol) April 26, 2020
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breaking911--2020-04-26--Veteran Baton Rouge Officer Killed By Gunman, Another Fighting For His Life

LOUISIANA — Two Baton Rouge Police Officers were shot Sunday afternoon , one fatally .
The incident unfolded on Conrad @ @ @ @ @ to locate a homicide suspect .
When officers approached the home , the suspect opened @ @ @ @ @ The suspect , 36-year-old Ronnie Caddo , was taken into custody alive after an hours @ @ @ @ @ wanted for killing an unnamed relative earlier in the day , WAFB reported .
The @ @ @ @ @ veteran of the force and the second officer has served for 7 years–neither have been @ @

LOUISIANA — Two Baton Rouge Police Officers were shot Sunday afternoon, one fatally.
The incident unfolded on Conrad Drive as police were attempting to locate a homicide suspect. When officers approached the home, the suspect opened fire—striking the two officers.
The suspect, 36-year-old Ronnie Caddo, was taken into custody alive after an hours long standoff. Caddo was wanted for killing an unnamed relative earlier in the day, WAFB reported.
The deceased office was a 22-year veteran of the force and the second officer has served for 7 years–neither have been identified.
Video streamed live on Facebook captured gunfire and a chaotic scene.
NEW VIDEO: Multiple shots were fired around 4 p.m. at the standoff scene off Winbourne Avenue where two officers were shot earlier today.
It was unclear who fired the shots. https://t.co/sJcd1Hjk4o pic.twitter.com/sgcTGYPM2B — WAFB (@WAFB) April 26, 2020
Damn that’s fucked up, Pray for Baton Rouge ???????? pic.twitter.com/c9otPpzv8w — Tommy Real Nigga (@TommyRealNiggga) April 26, 2020
This is video into the newsroom of the BRPD officers being transported to a local hospital. As we learn more about this situation we will continue to update this story here: https://t.co/TkjQEYLAV3 @WAFB pic.twitter.com/jxi0vs1QEH — lizkohTV (@lizkohTV) April 26, 2020
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