breaking911--2020-11-17--‘PURE EVIL IN THE FLESH;’ Sheriff Says Teens Bragged About Killing Victim They Lured With Promise of

‘PURE EVIL IN THE FLESH;’ Sheriff Says Teens Bragged About Killing Victim They Lured With Promise of Sex

LAKE WALES , Florida — On Saturday , November 14 , 2020 , PCSO deputies arrested 18-year-old Angel Lobato and his brother , 19-year-old Jo “ JoJo ” Lobato , both of Lake Wales , on their outstanding warrants for grand theft auto , vehicle burglary , tampering with evidence , giving false information during a capital felony , and accessory after the fact of a capital investigation , for crimes they committed during the suspicious disappearance of 21-year-old Danne Frazier .
Angel LobatoDanne Frazier was reported missing to the Lakeland Police Department around 12:00 p.m. ( noon ) on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s mother reported to LPD that he got off work from the Publix warehouse in Lakeland around 2:00 a.m. that morning , but had not been answering his phone all day .
She also reported suspicious activity on his bank account later that day .
During the missing person investigation , LPD detectives developed the brothers as persons of interest in his disappearance , related to the suspicious bank activity .
When Frazier was still considered a missing person , his car was stopped by Flagler County Sheriff ’ s deputies .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on foot .
Angel was in the passenger ’ s seat .
Angel denied knowing who was driving the car .
Flagler County deputies contacted the Lakeland Police Department and informed them that they had possession of the car , and gave them the passenger ’ s name , Angel Lobato .
Frazier ’ s body was found in unincorporated Polk County on November 10 , 2020 , and his death was ruled a homicide .
The car was turned over to PCSO at that point once the case became a homicide investigation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and several spots of blood were found inside and outside .
The glass on the driver ’ s side was cracked from inside .
More blood and some of the victim ’ s clothing was located inside the trunk .
PCSO detectives developed probable cause to arrest the Lobato brothers in the theft of Frazier ’ s car , among other related crimes .
They obtained warrants for the Lobatos ’ arrests .
As previously released , Frazier ’ s body was found in an orange grove on Helicopter Road in Lake @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Road ) approximately 150 feet west off the roadway , by a man who was hired to survey the property .
It was obvious he had suffered extreme trauma , and it was apparent that he was the victim of a homicide .
The autopsy was performed on Friday , November 13 , 2020 .
Frazier had a skull fracture , and a broken piece of knife blade in his neck .
On November 14th , PCSO received an anonymous tip that the Lobato brothers were inside a truck parked at an auto @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wales .
They responded to the area , and took the brothers into custody for their warrants .
After their arrests , they confessed to a coordinated and planned attack which included robbing and then killing Frazier .
Sheriff Grady Judd said , “ These two brothers are pure evil in the flesh .
Danne Frazier was just a good kid , trying to comfort someone he met online .
They murdered him just so they would have ‘ street cred.
’ I have no words for this kind of evil .
My @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family .
They raised a good young man , and they don ’ t deserve this .
We ’ re going to do everything we can to make sure these suspects are locked up for the rest of their lives.
” The following are excerpts from their affidavits .
They are very graphic and disturbing , and self-explanatory : Jo stated he began communicating with the victim , Danne Frazier , approximately one month prior to the murder on social media .
Jo and Angel advised due to their homelessness and financial status @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hit a lick ” to obtain money or a vehicle .
They decided that the victim would be an easy target .
Angel advised they planned to rob and kill the victim .
In doing so , they would earn their “ stripes ” in the streets .
Angel stated he told Jo to continue speaking with the victim via social media and pretend to want a relationship .
Angel advised to continue this until the victim is willing to meet up in person which would allow them to carry out their plan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jo advised he communicated via social media with the victim and they planned to meet up after the victim got off work .
Jo advised he arranged to meet the victim in the Central Park area located in Winter Haven .
Once the victim advised he was on the way , Angel armed himself with a metal bat and walked to the spot they previously picked out .
Angel hid behind a tree and waited for Jo and the victim to arrive in the victim ’ s vehicle .
Jo advised he directed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the spot they previously selected .
Jo was supposed to distract the victim when they were parked by wanting to kiss and then stab the victim .
Angel advised he and Jo also planned other possibilities in which the manner of the murder would occur .
Angel advised Jo could have lured the victim into the back seat and then choke him there .
Jo advised he attempted to distract the victim and choke him but he and the victim began to fight and the victim attempted to “ tase ” him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he placed the victim in a headlock and “ choked him out ” .
Jo advised Angel attempted to get into the vehicle when they were struggling but couldn ’ t because the doors were locked .
At that time , Angel hit the driver ’ s window with the metal bat causing the damage .
Jo advised he unlocked the car doors and pushed the victim out of the vehicle .
Jo and Angel advised the victim ’ s upper body slumped out of the vehicle while his lower body remained inside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the victim in the back of the head numerous times with the bat .
Angel advised the victim was loaded into the back of the vehicle and they drove to the area of Lake Wales to dump the body .
Angel advised Jo told him to cut the victim ’ s neck while they were driving .
Angel advised he leaned into the backseat and cut the victim ’ s neck with the knife Jo had been armed with .
Angel advised he cut the victim ’ s neck several times .
Angel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ location where they dumped the body and parked on the side of the clay road .
Angel advised he and Jo moved the victim ’ s body from the backseat of the vehicle to the wooded area .
They dumped the victim ’ s body within the wooded area .
At that time , Jo cut the victim ’ s neck prior to leaving the scene .
Additionally , Jo and Angel also covered the victim ’ s body with sticks and grass so he wouldn ’ t be seen .
Both suspects @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the following charges : • First degree murder ( FC ) ( no bond ) • Armed robbery ( FL ) ( no bond ) • Conspiracy to commit first degree murder ( F1 ) ( no bond ) • Accessory after the fact of a capital felony ( F1 ) ( $ 30,000 bond ) • Giving false information during a capital investigation ( F3 ) ( $ 5,000 bond ) • Grand theft of a motor vehicle ( F3 ) ( $ 5,000 bond ) • 2 counts tampering with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bond each ) • Burglary of a vehicle ( F3 ) ( $ 5,000 bond ) Additionally , 19-year-old Scott Engle was arrested on Thursday , November 12 , 2020 , for : • Accessory after the fact of a capital felony ( F1 ) ( $ 50,000 bond ) • Tampering with evidence ( F3 ) ( $ 15,000 bond ) • Grand theft of a motor vehicle ( F3 ) ( $ 1,000 bond ) • 2 counts criminal use of personal ID ( F3 ) ( $ 1,000 bond each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ card ( M2 ) ( $ 1,000 bond ) Engle was identified as one of the three suspects ( Angel and JoJo were the other two ) seen on video surveillance using the victim ’ s credit cards .
After his arrest , he told detectives that the brothers picked him up in a car he did not know , around 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday , November 4th .
They told him it was a rental car , although he knows they don ’ t have jobs or money .
Engle told detectives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ money from ATM machines with the victim ’ s cards .
All of those financial transactions were recorded and logged as part of the investigation .
Engle ’ s description of transactions matches each one .
Engle told detectives he saw blood inside the car , and noticed the back seats were wet .
Engle is seen on video surveillance washing the car at a self-serve car wash. Engle is currently on active juvenile probation out of Polk County for grand theft and possession of a weapon or ammo by a convicted felon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back to 2013 , for charges such as burglary , larceny , dealing in stolen property , sale of a firearm to a minor , trespassing , criminal mischief , possession of marijuana , violation of probation , failure to appear .

LAKE WALES, Florida — On Saturday, November 14, 2020, PCSO deputies arrested 18-year-old Angel Lobato and his brother, 19-year-old Jo “JoJo” Lobato, both of Lake Wales, on their outstanding warrants for grand theft auto, vehicle burglary, tampering with evidence, giving false information during a capital felony, and accessory after the fact of a capital investigation, for crimes they committed during the suspicious disappearance of 21-year-old Danne Frazier.
Angel LobatoDanne Frazier was reported missing to the Lakeland Police Department around 12:00 p.m. (noon) on November 4, 2020. Frazier’s mother reported to LPD that he got off work from the Publix warehouse in Lakeland around 2:00 a.m. that morning, but had not been answering his phone all day. She also reported suspicious activity on his bank account later that day.
During the missing person investigation, LPD detectives developed the brothers as persons of interest in his disappearance, related to the suspicious bank activity. When Frazier was still considered a missing person, his car was stopped by Flagler County Sheriff’s deputies. The driver (JoJo) fled the scene on foot. Angel was in the passenger’s seat. Angel denied knowing who was driving the car. Flagler County deputies contacted the Lakeland Police Department and informed them that they had possession of the car, and gave them the passenger’s name, Angel Lobato.
Frazier’s body was found in unincorporated Polk County on November 10, 2020, and his death was ruled a homicide. The car was turned over to PCSO at that point once the case became a homicide investigation.
Crime Scene Investigators processed the car, and several spots of blood were found inside and outside. The glass on the driver’s side was cracked from inside. More blood and some of the victim’s clothing was located inside the trunk.
PCSO detectives developed probable cause to arrest the Lobato brothers in the theft of Frazier’s car, among other related crimes. They obtained warrants for the Lobatos’ arrests.
As previously released, Frazier’s body was found in an orange grove on Helicopter Road in Lake Wales (cross street, Tindel Camp Road) approximately 150 feet west off the roadway, by a man who was hired to survey the property. It was obvious he had suffered extreme trauma, and it was apparent that he was the victim of a homicide. The autopsy was performed on Friday, November 13, 2020. Frazier had a skull fracture, and a broken piece of knife blade in his neck.
On November 14th, PCSO received an anonymous tip that the Lobato brothers were inside a truck parked at an auto parts store on SR 60 in Lake Wales. They responded to the area, and took the brothers into custody for their warrants.
After their arrests, they confessed to a coordinated and planned attack which included robbing and then killing Frazier.
Sheriff Grady Judd said, “These two brothers are pure evil in the flesh. Danne Frazier was just a good kid, trying to comfort someone he met online. They murdered him just so they would have ‘street cred.’ I have no words for this kind of evil. My heart goes out to Danne’s family. They raised a good young man, and they don’t deserve this. We’re going to do everything we can to make sure these suspects are locked up for the rest of their lives.”
Watch the press conference below.
The following are excerpts from their affidavits. They are very graphic and disturbing, and self-explanatory:
Jo stated he began communicating with the victim, Danne Frazier, approximately one month prior to the murder on social media.
Jo and Angel advised due to their homelessness and financial status, they have been looking to “hit a lick” to obtain money or a vehicle. They decided that the victim would be an easy target. Angel advised they planned to rob and kill the victim. In doing so, they would earn their “stripes” in the streets. Angel stated he told Jo to continue speaking with the victim via social media and pretend to want a relationship. Angel advised to continue this until the victim is willing to meet up in person which would allow them to carry out their plan to kill and rob the victim.
Jo advised he communicated via social media with the victim and they planned to meet up after the victim got off work. Jo advised he arranged to meet the victim in the Central Park area located in Winter Haven. Once the victim advised he was on the way, Angel armed himself with a metal bat and walked to the spot they previously picked out. Angel hid behind a tree and waited for Jo and the victim to arrive in the victim’s vehicle.
Jo advised he directed the victim to park by Lake Howard at the spot they previously selected. Jo was supposed to distract the victim when they were parked by wanting to kiss and then stab the victim. Angel advised he and Jo also planned other possibilities in which the manner of the murder would occur. Angel advised Jo could have lured the victim into the back seat and then choke him there.
Jo advised he attempted to distract the victim and choke him but he and the victim began to fight and the victim attempted to “tase” him with a stun gun. Jo advised he placed the victim in a headlock and “choked him out”. Jo advised Angel attempted to get into the vehicle when they were struggling but couldn’t because the doors were locked. At that time, Angel hit the driver’s window with the metal bat causing the damage. Jo advised he unlocked the car doors and pushed the victim out of the vehicle. Jo and Angel advised the victim’s upper body slumped out of the vehicle while his lower body remained inside. At that time, Angel struck the victim in the back of the head numerous times with the bat. Angel advised the victim was loaded into the back of the vehicle and they drove to the area of Lake Wales to dump the body.
Angel advised Jo told him to cut the victim’s neck while they were driving. Angel advised he leaned into the backseat and cut the victim’s neck with the knife Jo had been armed with. Angel advised he cut the victim’s neck several times. Angel and Jo advised they arrived at the location where they dumped the body and parked on the side of the clay road. Angel advised he and Jo moved the victim’s body from the backseat of the vehicle to the wooded area. They dumped the victim’s body within the wooded area. At that time, Jo cut the victim’s neck prior to leaving the scene. Additionally, Jo and Angel also covered the victim’s body with sticks and grass so he wouldn’t be seen.
Both suspects were booked into the Polk County Jail on the following charges:
• First degree murder (FC) (no bond)
• Armed robbery (FL) (no bond)
• Conspiracy to commit first degree murder (F1) (no bond)
• Accessory after the fact of a capital felony (F1) ($30,000 bond)
• Giving false information during a capital investigation (F3) ($5,000 bond)
• Grand theft of a motor vehicle (F3) ($5,000 bond)
• 2 counts tampering with evidence (F3) ($5,000 bond each)
• Burglary of a vehicle (F3) ($5,000 bond)
Additionally, 19-year-old Scott Engle was arrested on Thursday, November 12, 2020, for:
• Accessory after the fact of a capital felony (F1) ($50,000 bond)
• Tampering with evidence (F3) ($15,000 bond)
• Grand theft of a motor vehicle (F3) ($1,000 bond)
• 2 counts criminal use of personal ID (F3) ($1,000 bond each)
• Possession of a stolen credit card (M2) ($1,000 bond)
Engle was identified as one of the three suspects (Angel and JoJo were the other two) seen on video surveillance using the victim’s credit cards. After his arrest, he told detectives that the brothers picked him up in a car he did not know, around 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 4th. They told him it was a rental car, although he knows they don’t have jobs or money.
Engle told detectives that they drove around attempting to withdraw money from ATM machines with the victim’s cards. All of those financial transactions were recorded and logged as part of the investigation. Engle’s description of transactions matches each one. Engle told detectives he saw blood inside the car, and noticed the back seats were wet. Engle is seen on video surveillance washing the car at a self-serve car wash.
Engle is currently on active juvenile probation out of Polk County for grand theft and possession of a weapon or ammo by a convicted felon. His criminal history includes arrests dating back to 2013, for charges such as burglary, larceny, dealing in stolen property, sale of a firearm to a minor, trespassing, criminal mischief, possession of marijuana, violation of probation, failure to appear.
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breaking911--2020-11-17--Maryland Officer Shot While Trying To Arrest Homicide Suspect Out of Florida

Montgomery County , Maryland — A police officer was shot and a suspect was killed in an officer-involved shooting in @ @ @ @ @ incident happened as officers were attempting to arrest a suspect wanted for a homicide that @ @ @ @ @ .
One officer was shot by the suspect .
The officer ’ s condition is @ @ @ @ @ The suspect is dead .

Montgomery County, Maryland — A police officer was shot and a suspect was killed in an officer-involved shooting in Montgomery County Tuesday.
The incident happened as officers were attempting to arrest a suspect wanted for a homicide that occurred in Jacksonville, Florida.
One officer was shot by the suspect. The officer’s condition is unknown at this time. The suspect is dead.
DEVELOPING STORY
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breaking911--2020-11-17--Feds: Paroled Jersey Shore Child Porn Collector Does It Again

TRENTON , N.J. – An Ocean County , New Jersey , man has been arrested on charges that he distributed and possessed images and videos depicting child sexual abuse .
Andrew Ramey , 34 , of Brick , New Jersey , is charged by criminal complaint with one count of distribution of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography .
He was arrested Nov. 13 , 2020 , by special agents of the Department of Homeland Security , appeared by videoconference before U.S. Magistrate Judge Lois H. Goodman and was detained without bail .
According to documents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 13 , 2020 , through June 8 , 2020 , Ramey distributed material containing images of child sexual abuse and child pornography , via the BitTorrent Network , a publicly available online peer-to-peer ( P2P ) file-sharing network of linked computers .
Users must download P2P software , which is widely available for free on the Internet .
The software allows the user to place files into a designated “ shared ” folder on his or her hard drive , from which other BitTorrent users can then download those files directly to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ computers .
Users can then search , select , and directly download , those files .
Law enforcement used investigative software to access the BitTorrent Network and downloaded video files containing child pornography from a device or devices assigned to an IP address at Ramey ’ s residence .
On Nov. 13 , 2020 , law enforcement searched Ramey ’ s residence and found multiple images and videos containing images of child sexual abuse , as well as BitTorrent software , on a mobile phone belonging to Ramey .
In a prior federal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ramey was convicted of one count of possession of child pornography .
The distribution charge is punishable by a mandatory minimum penalty of 15 years in prison and a statutory maximum penalty of 40 years in prison , along with a fine of up to $ 250,000 or twice the gross pecuniary gain or loss caused by the offense , whichever is greater .
The possession charge carries a mandatory minimum penalty of 10 years in prison and a statutory maximum penalty of 20 years in prison , along with a fine of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gain or loss , whichever is greater .
U.S. Attorney Carpenito credited special agents of the Department of Homeland Security , Homeland Security Investigations Atlantic City , under the direction of Newark Special-Agent-in-Charge Jason J. Molina ; detectives of the Ocean County Prosecutor ’ s Office , under the direction of Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer ; the Brick Police Department , under the direction of Chief James Riccio ; and the Mount Laurel Police Department , under the direction of Chief Stephen Riedener , with the investigation leading to today ’ s arrest @

TRENTON, N.J. – An Ocean County, New Jersey, man has been arrested on charges that he distributed and possessed images and videos depicting child sexual abuse.
Andrew Ramey, 34, of Brick, New Jersey, is charged by criminal complaint with one count of distribution of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography. He was arrested Nov. 13, 2020, by special agents of the Department of Homeland Security, appeared by videoconference before U.S. Magistrate Judge Lois H. Goodman and was detained without bail.
According to documents filed in this case:
From March 13, 2020, through June 8, 2020, Ramey distributed material containing images of child sexual abuse and child pornography, via the BitTorrent Network, a publicly available online peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing network of linked computers. Users must download P2P software, which is widely available for free on the Internet. The software allows the user to place files into a designated “shared” folder on his or her hard drive, from which other BitTorrent users can then download those files directly to the “shared” folders of their own computers. Users can then search, select, and directly download, those files.
Law enforcement used investigative software to access the BitTorrent Network and downloaded video files containing child pornography from a device or devices assigned to an IP address at Ramey’s residence. On Nov. 13, 2020, law enforcement searched Ramey’s residence and found multiple images and videos containing images of child sexual abuse, as well as BitTorrent software, on a mobile phone belonging to Ramey.
In a prior federal prosecution in New Jersey in 2018, Ramey was convicted of one count of possession of child pornography. The distribution charge is punishable by a mandatory minimum penalty of 15 years in prison and a statutory maximum penalty of 40 years in prison, along with a fine of up to $250,000 or twice the gross pecuniary gain or loss caused by the offense, whichever is greater. The possession charge carries a mandatory minimum penalty of 10 years in prison and a statutory maximum penalty of 20 years in prison, along with a fine of $250,000 or twice the gross pecuniary gain or loss, whichever is greater.
U.S. Attorney Carpenito credited special agents of the Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations Atlantic City, under the direction of Newark Special-Agent-in-Charge Jason J. Molina; detectives of the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office, under the direction of Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer; the Brick Police Department, under the direction of Chief James Riccio; and the Mount Laurel Police Department, under the direction of Chief Stephen Riedener, with the investigation leading to today’s arrest.
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breaking911--2020-11-17--Justice Dept. Says Conditions at Massachusetts Prisons Violate the Constitution

The Justice Department ’ s Civil Rights Division and the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the District of Massachusetts today concluded an investigation into conditions at the Massachusetts Department of Correction ( MDOC ) .
The Justice Department concluded that there is reason to believe that the conditions violate the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution .
The department concluded that there is reasonable cause to believe that the MDOC fails to provide constitutionally adequate supervision to prisoners in mental health crisis ; fails to provide adequate mental health care to prisoners in mental health crisis ; and violates the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crisis by using prolonged mental health watch under restrictive housing conditions .
As a result of these failures and conditions , prisoners in mental health crisis have engaged in self-harm and have died or seriously injured themselves while on mental health watch .
“ Our investigation revealed that MDOC fails to provide adequate mental health treatment to prisoners experiencing a mental health crisis and instead exposes them to conditions that harm them or place them at serious risk of harm , ” said Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband for the Civil Rights Division @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ensure that we protect the constitutional rights of these vulnerable prisoners and promote public safety.
” “ Our investigation found cause to conclude that the Massachusetts Department of Corrections fails to properly supervise and accommodate prisoners suffering from serious mental health issues , ” said U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling for the District of Massachusetts .
“ The conditions at MDOC facilities show how systemic deficiencies in prison facilities can compound each other and amount to constitutional violations .
MDOC has cooperated with our investigation from the beginning and we look forward to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reform measures.
” As required by the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act ( CRIPA ) , the department provided the MDOC with written notice of the supporting facts for these alleged conditions and the minimum remedial measures necessary to address them .
The Justice Department ’ s comprehensive investigation involved review and analysis of documents , including policies and procedures , mental health records , incident reports , investigative reports , disciplinary reports , and training materials .
The department also conducted tours of prison facilities and conducted interviews of administrative staff @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and hundreds of prisoners .
The Civil Rights Division and the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the District of Massachusetts initiated the investigation in October 2018 under CRIPA , which authorizes the department to take action to address a pattern or practice of deprivation of constitutional rights of individuals confined to state or local government-run correctional facilities .
The department is closing its investigation of geriatric and palliative medical care and restrictive housing other than the restrictive housing on mental health watch .

The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts today concluded an investigation into conditions at the Massachusetts Department of Correction (MDOC).
The Justice Department concluded that there is reason to believe that the conditions violate the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution. The department concluded that there is reasonable cause to believe that the MDOC fails to provide constitutionally adequate supervision to prisoners in mental health crisis; fails to provide adequate mental health care to prisoners in mental health crisis; and violates the constitutional rights of prisoners in mental health crisis by using prolonged mental health watch under restrictive housing conditions. As a result of these failures and conditions, prisoners in mental health crisis have engaged in self-harm and have died or seriously injured themselves while on mental health watch.
“Our investigation revealed that MDOC fails to provide adequate mental health treatment to prisoners experiencing a mental health crisis and instead exposes them to conditions that harm them or place them at serious risk of harm,” said Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband for the Civil Rights Division. “Remedying these deficiencies promptly will ensure that we protect the constitutional rights of these vulnerable prisoners and promote public safety.”
“Our investigation found cause to conclude that the Massachusetts Department of Corrections fails to properly supervise and accommodate prisoners suffering from serious mental health issues,” said U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling for the District of Massachusetts. “The conditions at MDOC facilities show how systemic deficiencies in prison facilities can compound each other and amount to constitutional violations. MDOC has cooperated with our investigation from the beginning and we look forward to working with state prison authorities to implement reform measures.”
As required by the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act (CRIPA), the department provided the MDOC with written notice of the supporting facts for these alleged conditions and the minimum remedial measures necessary to address them.
The Justice Department’s comprehensive investigation involved review and analysis of documents, including policies and procedures, mental health records, incident reports, investigative reports, disciplinary reports, and training materials. The department also conducted tours of prison facilities and conducted interviews of administrative staff, security staff, mental health staff, and hundreds of prisoners.
The Civil Rights Division and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts initiated the investigation in October 2018 under CRIPA, which authorizes the department to take action to address a pattern or practice of deprivation of constitutional rights of individuals confined to state or local government-run correctional facilities. The department is closing its investigation of geriatric and palliative medical care and restrictive housing other than the restrictive housing on mental health watch.
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breaking911--2020-11-17--Delaware Dem Governor Issues Sweeping New COVID Order

WILMINGTON , Del .
— Governor John Carney on Tuesday announced additional restrictions statewide to slow community spread of COVID-19 as Delaware and the country experience a surge of cases , hospitalizations and deaths heading into the winter months .
The restrictions will be formally issued in a revision to the Governor ’ s omnibus emergency order later this week .
Governor Carney ’ s order will include the following restrictions , which take effect at 8:00 a.m. on Monday , November 23 : • Indoor gatherings in homes must be capped at no more than 10 people .
• @ @ @ @ @ @ @ limited to 30 percent of the venue ’ s stated fire capacity , up to a cap of 50 people .
This includes all events , such as weddings , funerals , services in houses of worship , performances , political gatherings , and events in public spaces including fire halls .
• Outdoor public gatherings are limited to 50 people .
Up to 250 may be allowed with a plan approved by the Delaware Division of Public Health ( DPH ) .
• Restaurants must operate at no more than 30 percent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for additional outdoor seating .
• Governor Carney ’ s order will also prohibit Delaware youth sports organizations , teams and venues from hosting or participating in tournaments with out-of-state teams , effective at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday , December 1 .
The order includes a provision prohibiting Delaware teams from traveling across states lines for tournaments .
“ These are difficult decisions , but we face a difficult and challenging winter , ” said Governor Carney .
“ COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are rising in Delaware and across the country .
Nearly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have already lost their lives to this virus .
Our focus must be on protecting lives.
” “ We will also continue to support the Delaware families and small businesses who have been hardest hit by this crisis , ” said Governor Carney .
“ Let ’ s all do our part to slow the spread of COVID-19 .
Wear a mask .
Celebrate the holidays with immediate family only .
Stay vigilant .
”

WILMINGTON, Del. — Governor John Carney on Tuesday announced additional restrictions statewide to slow community spread of COVID-19 as Delaware and the country experience a surge of cases, hospitalizations and deaths heading into the winter months. The restrictions will be formally issued in a revision to the Governor’s omnibus emergency order later this week.
Governor Carney’s order will include the following restrictions, which take effect at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, November 23:
Indoor gatherings in homes must be capped at no more than 10 people.
Indoor gatherings outside of homes must be limited to 30 percent of the venue’s stated fire capacity, up to a cap of 50 people. This includes all events, such as weddings, funerals, services in houses of worship, performances, political gatherings, and events in public spaces including fire halls.
Outdoor public gatherings are limited to 50 people. Up to 250 may be allowed with a plan approved by the Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH).
Restaurants must operate at no more than 30 percent of fire capacity indoors, with allowances for additional outdoor seating.
Governor Carney’s order will also prohibit Delaware youth sports organizations, teams and venues from hosting or participating in tournaments with out-of-state teams, effective at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 1. The order includes a provision prohibiting Delaware teams from traveling across states lines for tournaments.
“These are difficult decisions, but we face a difficult and challenging winter,” said Governor Carney. “COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are rising in Delaware and across the country. Nearly 250,000 Americans, including 736 Delawareans, have already lost their lives to this virus. Our focus must be on protecting lives.” “We will also continue to support the Delaware families and small businesses who have been hardest hit by this crisis,” said Governor Carney. “Let’s all do our part to slow the spread of COVID-19. Wear a mask. Celebrate the holidays with immediate family only. Stay vigilant.”
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breaking911--2020-11-17--Surveillance Video Shows Frightening Moment Gunman Opens Fire at Miami Restaurant Before Being Tackl

Surveillance Video Shows Frightening Moment Gunman Opens Fire at Miami Restaurant Before Being Tackled By Business Owner

A restaurant owner is being hailed as a hero for his quick thinking after he jumped into action when a @ @ @ @ @ and opened fire .

A restaurant owner is being hailed as a hero for his quick thinking after he jumped into action when a gunman came into his business and opened fire.
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breaking911--2020-11-17--Man Accused of Using Shotgun To Murder His Ex-GF, Mother of His Child

The mother of the victim told police her daughter had just broken up with 38-year-old Erik Eggleston , and he was jealous she was dating again .
MINNIAPOLIS — A Robbinsdale man was charged with second-degree murder in the shotgun death of his girlfriend , the Hennepin County Attorney ’ s Office announced Tuesday .
Erik Eggleston , 38 , was charged late Monday with the murder of 29-year-old Nigar Mammadzada while he was in custody for a bench warrant on an unrelated case .
According to the criminal complaint , Mammadzada dropped off the baby girl she had with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dropped off her mother at her job on the morning of Nov. 12 .
She then returned to her Crystal home in the 3500 block of Welcome Avenue where she had set up her home office in the basement .
When her mother returned to Mammadzada ’ s home in the late afternoon , she found her daughter on the floor near her desk dead from what the Hennepin County Medical Examiner determined was two shotgun wounds .
The woman ’ s mother immediately told police she suspected Eggleston .
She told police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the attached garage , that her daughter had broken up with him and that the previous evening he had been over to spend time with their child as Mammadzada was getting ready to go out with another man and he seemed jealous , the complaint states .
About 9 p.m. that same day , Eggleston was found lying in front of a friend ’ s house in Oak Grove bleeding from cuts .
He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids where he was treated for the wounds that appeared to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ obtained a search warrant for a gray Nissan Altima that was parked in the driveway of the friend ’ s house where Eggleston was found , according to the complaint .
The car was on loan to Mammadzada from a car dealership and inside it police found a shotgun , with what appeared to be blood on the barrel , as well as several shotgun shells .
Police also learned that on Nov. 12 , Eggleston borrowed the car of a friend .
That car was found just down the street from Mammadzada @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

The mother of the victim told police her daughter had just broken up with 38-year-old Erik Eggleston, and he was jealous she was dating again.
MINNIAPOLIS — A Robbinsdale man was charged with second-degree murder in the shotgun death of his girlfriend, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday.
Erik Eggleston, 38, was charged late Monday with the murder of 29-year-old Nigar Mammadzada while he was in custody for a bench warrant on an unrelated case.
According to the criminal complaint, Mammadzada dropped off the baby girl she had with Eggleston at a babysitter’s and dropped off her mother at her job on the morning of Nov. 12. She then returned to her Crystal home in the 3500 block of Welcome Avenue where she had set up her home office in the basement.
When her mother returned to Mammadzada’s home in the late afternoon, she found her daughter on the floor near her desk dead from what the Hennepin County Medical Examiner determined was two shotgun wounds. The woman’s mother immediately told police she suspected Eggleston. She told police that he had the code to get into the attached garage, that her daughter had broken up with him and that the previous evening he had been over to spend time with their child as Mammadzada was getting ready to go out with another man and he seemed jealous, the complaint states.
About 9 p.m. that same day, Eggleston was found lying in front of a friend’s house in Oak Grove bleeding from cuts. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids where he was treated for the wounds that appeared to be a suicide attempt. Crystal police obtained a search warrant for a gray Nissan Altima that was parked in the driveway of the friend’s house where Eggleston was found, according to the complaint.
The car was on loan to Mammadzada from a car dealership and inside it police found a shotgun, with what appeared to be blood on the barrel, as well as several shotgun shells. Police also learned that on Nov. 12, Eggleston borrowed the car of a friend. That car was found just down the street from Mammadzada’s home, the complaint states.
Criminal Complaint (PDF)
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breaking911--2020-11-18--FDA Approves First At-Home Rapid Coronavirus Test

Today , the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued an emergency use authorization ( EUA ) for the first COVID-19 diagnostic test for self-testing at home and that provides rapid results .
The Lucira COVID-19 All-In-One Test Kit is a molecular ( real-time loop mediated amplification reaction ) single use test that is intended to detect the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 that causes COVID-19 .
“ The FDA continues to demonstrate its unprecedented speed in response to the pandemic .
While COVID-19 diagnostic tests have been authorized for at-home collection , this is the first that can be fully self-administered and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ testing option is an important diagnostic advancement to address the pandemic and reduce the public burden of disease transmission , ” said FDA Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn , M.D .
“ Today ’ s action underscores the FDA ’ s ongoing commitment to expand access to COVID-19 testing.
” The Lucira COVID-19 All-In-One Test Kit test has been authorized for home use with self-collected nasal swab samples in individuals age 14 and older who are suspected of COVID-19 by their health care provider .
It is also authorized for use in point-of-care ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s offices , hospitals , urgent care centers and emergency rooms ) for all ages but samples must be collected by a healthcare provider when the test is used at the POC to test individuals younger than 14 years old .
The test is currently authorized for prescription use only .
The test works by swirling the self-collected sample swab in a vial that is then placed in the test unit .
In 30 minutes or less , the results can be read directly from the test unit ’ s light-up display @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus .
Positive results indicate the presence of SARS-CoV-2 .
Individuals with positive results should self-isolate and seek additional care from their health care provider .
Individuals who test negative and experience COVID-like symptoms should follow up with their health care provider as negative results do not preclude an individual from SARS-CoV-2 infection .
“ Today ’ s authorization for a complete at-home test is a significant step toward FDA ’ s nationwide response to COVID-19 .
A test that can be fully administered entirely outside of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a major priority for the FDA to address the pandemic .
Now , more Americans who may have COVID-19 will be able to take immediate action , based on their results , to protect themselves and those around them , ” said Jeff Shuren , M.D.
, J.D.
, director of FDA ’ s Center for Devices and Radiological Health .
“ We look forward to proactively working with test developers to support the availability of more at-home test options.
” An important component to successful at-home testing is the ability to efficiently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in this EUA , prescribing health care providers are required to report all test results they receive from individuals who use the test to their relevant public health authorities in accordance with local , state and federal requirements .
Lucira Health , the test manufacturer , has also developed box labeling , quick reference instructions and health care provider instructions to assist with reporting .

Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued an emergency use authorization (EUA) for the first COVID-19 diagnostic test for self-testing at home and that provides rapid results. The Lucira COVID-19 All-In-One Test Kit is a molecular (real-time loop mediated amplification reaction) single use test that is intended to detect the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 that causes COVID-19.
“The FDA continues to demonstrate its unprecedented speed in response to the pandemic. While COVID-19 diagnostic tests have been authorized for at-home collection, this is the first that can be fully self-administered and provide results at home. This new testing option is an important diagnostic advancement to address the pandemic and reduce the public burden of disease transmission,” said FDA Commissioner Stephen M. Hahn, M.D. “Today’s action underscores the FDA’s ongoing commitment to expand access to COVID-19 testing.”
The Lucira COVID-19 All-In-One Test Kit test has been authorized for home use with self-collected nasal swab samples in individuals age 14 and older who are suspected of COVID-19 by their health care provider. It is also authorized for use in point-of-care (POC) settings (e.g., doctor’s offices, hospitals, urgent care centers and emergency rooms) for all ages but samples must be collected by a healthcare provider when the test is used at the POC to test individuals younger than 14 years old. The test is currently authorized for prescription use only.
The test works by swirling the self-collected sample swab in a vial that is then placed in the test unit. In 30 minutes or less, the results can be read directly from the test unit’s light-up display that shows whether a person is positive or negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Positive results indicate the presence of SARS-CoV-2. Individuals with positive results should self-isolate and seek additional care from their health care provider. Individuals who test negative and experience COVID-like symptoms should follow up with their health care provider as negative results do not preclude an individual from SARS-CoV-2 infection.
“Today’s authorization for a complete at-home test is a significant step toward FDA’s nationwide response to COVID-19. A test that can be fully administered entirely outside of a lab or healthcare setting has always been a major priority for the FDA to address the pandemic. Now, more Americans who may have COVID-19 will be able to take immediate action, based on their results, to protect themselves and those around them,” said Jeff Shuren, M.D., J.D., director of FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health. “We look forward to proactively working with test developers to support the availability of more at-home test options.”
An important component to successful at-home testing is the ability to efficiently track and monitor results. As noted in this EUA, prescribing health care providers are required to report all test results they receive from individuals who use the test to their relevant public health authorities in accordance with local, state and federal requirements. Lucira Health, the test manufacturer, has also developed box labeling, quick reference instructions and health care provider instructions to assist with reporting.
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breaking911--2020-11-19--Former US Special Forces Captain Guilty Of Espionage

A former Army Green Beret pleaded guilty today to conspiring with Russian intelligence operatives to provide them with United States national defense information .
According to court documents , from December 1996 to January 2011 , Peter Rafael Dzibinski Debbins , 45 , of Gainesville , a former member of the U.S. Army , conspired with agents of a Russian intelligence service .
During that time , Debbins periodically visited Russia and met with Russian intelligence agents .
In 1997 , Debbins was assigned a code name by Russian intelligence agents and signed a statement attesting that he wanted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that he violated this country ’ s highest trust by passing sensitive national security information to the Russians , ” said John C. Demers , Assistant Attorney General for National Security .
“ Debbins betrayed his oath , his country , and his Special Forces team members with the intent to harm the United States and help Russia .
Debbins ’ s guilty plea represents another success in the Department ’ s continuing effort to counter the national security threat posed by our nation ’ s adversaries , including Russia.
” “ Our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ training to protect it from its adversaries , ” said G. Zachary Terwilliger , U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia .
“ Debbins betrayed that trust and betrayed his fellow service members by conspiring to provide national defense information to Russian intelligence operatives .
I would like to commend our investigative partners for their steadfast and dogged dedication to bringing Debbins to justice and holding him accountable for his crimes.
” From 1998 to 2005 , Debbins served on active duty as an officer in the U.S. Army , serving in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. Army Special Forces .
The Russian intelligence agents encouraged him to join and pursue a career in the Special Forces , which he did , where he served at the rank of Captain .
Over the course of the conspiracy , Debbins provided the Russian intelligence agents with information that he obtained as a member of the U.S. Army , including information about his chemical and Special Forces units .
In 2008 , after leaving active duty service , Debbins disclosed to the Russian intelligence agents classified information about his previous activities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Debbins also provided the Russian intelligence agents with the names of , and information about , a number of his former Special Forces team members so that the agents could evaluate whether to approach the team members to see if they would cooperate with the Russian intelligence service .
“ Debbins betrayed this nation and his fellow serviceman , putting Americans and our national security at risk by providing national defense information to Russia ’ s Intelligence Service , ” said Steven M. D ’ Antuono , Assistant Director in Charge of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being entrusted to protect his colleagues and U.S. national security , he chose to abuse this trust by knowingly providing classified information to one of our most aggressive adversaries .
Today ’ s plea is an example of the zealous pursuit of justice that the FBI and our partners stand for and work tirelessly to achieve every day.
” “ President Kennedy called the Green Berets ‘ a symbol of excellence , a badge of courage , a mark of distinction.
’ Mr. Debbins ’ actions were a symbol of betrayal , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of treachery , ” said Alan E. Kohler , Jr. , Assistant Director of the FBI ’ s Counterintelligence Division .
“ He pledged his allegiance to Russia , and in doing so , sold-out his country and fellow Green Berets .
This case should serve as a reminder that the FBI and its investigative partners will stop at nothing to hold an individual accountable for their actions.
” Debbins is scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 26 , 2021 .
He faces a maximum penalty of life in prison .
Actual sentences @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the maximum penalties .

A former Army Green Beret pleaded guilty today to conspiring with Russian intelligence operatives to provide them with United States national defense information.
According to court documents, from December 1996 to January 2011, Peter Rafael Dzibinski Debbins, 45, of Gainesville, a former member of the U.S. Army, conspired with agents of a Russian intelligence service. During that time, Debbins periodically visited Russia and met with Russian intelligence agents. In 1997, Debbins was assigned a code name by Russian intelligence agents and signed a statement attesting that he wanted to serve Russia.
“Debbins today acknowledged that he violated this country’s highest trust by passing sensitive national security information to the Russians,” said John C. Demers, Assistant Attorney General for National Security. “Debbins betrayed his oath, his country, and his Special Forces team members with the intent to harm the United States and help Russia. Debbins’s guilty plea represents another success in the Department’s continuing effort to counter the national security threat posed by our nation’s adversaries, including Russia.”
“Our country entrusted Debbins with the responsibility and training to protect it from its adversaries,” said G. Zachary Terwilliger, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. “Debbins betrayed that trust and betrayed his fellow service members by conspiring to provide national defense information to Russian intelligence operatives. I would like to commend our investigative partners for their steadfast and dogged dedication to bringing Debbins to justice and holding him accountable for his crimes.”
From 1998 to 2005, Debbins served on active duty as an officer in the U.S. Army, serving in chemical units before being selected for the U.S. Army Special Forces. The Russian intelligence agents encouraged him to join and pursue a career in the Special Forces, which he did, where he served at the rank of Captain.
Over the course of the conspiracy, Debbins provided the Russian intelligence agents with information that he obtained as a member of the U.S. Army, including information about his chemical and Special Forces units. In 2008, after leaving active duty service, Debbins disclosed to the Russian intelligence agents classified information about his previous activities while deployed with the Special Forces. Debbins also provided the Russian intelligence agents with the names of, and information about, a number of his former Special Forces team members so that the agents could evaluate whether to approach the team members to see if they would cooperate with the Russian intelligence service.
“Debbins betrayed this nation and his fellow serviceman, putting Americans and our national security at risk by providing national defense information to Russia’s Intelligence Service,” said Steven M. D’Antuono, Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI Washington Field Office. “Despite being entrusted to protect his colleagues and U.S. national security, he chose to abuse this trust by knowingly providing classified information to one of our most aggressive adversaries. Today’s plea is an example of the zealous pursuit of justice that the FBI and our partners stand for and work tirelessly to achieve every day.”
“President Kennedy called the Green Berets ‘a symbol of excellence, a badge of courage, a mark of distinction.’ Mr. Debbins’ actions were a symbol of betrayal, a badge of cowardice, and a mark of treachery,” said Alan E. Kohler, Jr., Assistant Director of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Division. “He pledged his allegiance to Russia, and in doing so, sold-out his country and fellow Green Berets. This case should serve as a reminder that the FBI and its investigative partners will stop at nothing to hold an individual accountable for their actions.”
Debbins is scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 26, 2021. He faces a maximum penalty of life in prison. Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties.
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breaking911--2020-11-19--“Don’t make me throw this baby in the trash.” Mom abandons infant on stranger’s doorstep

A mom is now facing child neglect charges after authorities say she abandoned her child at a stranger ’ s @ @ @ @ @ Florida .
Watch the video report below .

A mom is now facing child neglect charges after authorities say she abandoned her child at a stranger’s house Sunday in Deltona, Florida. Watch the video report below.
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breaking911--2020-11-19--Apple to pay $113 million to settle state investigation into iPhone ‘batterygate’

( COLUMBIA , S.C. ) – Attorney General Alan Wilson , along with a coalition of over 30 other attorneys general led by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich , Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge , and Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill , announced a $ 113 million settlement with Apple , Inc. regarding Apple ’ s 2016 decision to throttle consumers ’ iPhone speeds in order to address unexpected shutdowns in some iPhones .
Based on the multistate investigation , the attorneys general allege that Apple discovered that battery issues were leading to unexpected shutdowns in iPhones .
Rather than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ however , Apple concealed the issues from consumers .
Apple ’ s concealment ultimately led to a software update in December 2016 that reduced iPhone performance in an effort to keep the phones from unexpectedly shutting down .
The attorneys general allege that Apple ’ s concealment of the battery issues and decision to throttle the performance of consumers ’ iPhones led to Apple profiting from selling additional iPhones to consumers whose phone performance Apple had slowed .
“ This scheme hit iPhone customers with phones that worked slowly or shut down unexpectedly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shell out money for new phones when they should not have needed to , ” Attorney General Wilson said .
“ Having your phone shut down in the middle of a call is like having no phone at all .
Apple is a huge and respected company but its conduct in this case was unacceptable.
” Under the settlement , Apple will pay South Carolina $ 1,815,511.36 .
In addition to the monetary payment , Apple also must provide truthful information to consumers about iPhone battery health , performance , and power management @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in various forms on its website , in update installation notes , and in the iPhone user interface itself .
Apple recently also entered into a proposed settlement of a consumer class action litigation related to the same conduct .
If the settlement is approved by the court , consumers who are affected will be contacted about how to get compensation under that separate class action lawsuit .
Approximately 1,378,000 iPhones in South Carolina were affected .

(COLUMBIA, S.C.) – Attorney General Alan Wilson, along with a coalition of over 30 other attorneys general led by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge, and Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill, announced a $113 million settlement with Apple, Inc. regarding Apple’s 2016 decision to throttle consumers’ iPhone speeds in order to address unexpected shutdowns in some iPhones.
Based on the multistate investigation, the attorneys general allege that Apple discovered that battery issues were leading to unexpected shutdowns in iPhones. Rather than disclosing these issues or replacing batteries, however, Apple concealed the issues from consumers. Apple’s concealment ultimately led to a software update in December 2016 that reduced iPhone performance in an effort to keep the phones from unexpectedly shutting down.
The attorneys general allege that Apple’s concealment of the battery issues and decision to throttle the performance of consumers’ iPhones led to Apple profiting from selling additional iPhones to consumers whose phone performance Apple had slowed.
“This scheme hit iPhone customers with phones that worked slowly or shut down unexpectedly and caused a lot of people to shell out money for new phones when they should not have needed to,” Attorney General Wilson said. “Having your phone shut down in the middle of a call is like having no phone at all. Apple is a huge and respected company but its conduct in this case was unacceptable.”
Under the settlement, Apple will pay South Carolina $1,815,511.36. In addition to the monetary payment, Apple also must provide truthful information to consumers about iPhone battery health, performance, and power management. Apple must provide this important information in various forms on its website, in update installation notes, and in the iPhone user interface itself. Apple recently also entered into a proposed settlement of a consumer class action litigation related to the same conduct. If the settlement is approved by the court, consumers who are affected will be contacted about how to get compensation under that separate class action lawsuit. Approximately 1,378,000 iPhones in South Carolina were affected.
Read more: http://www.scag.gov/archives/41637#ixzz6eC9ASv4H
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breaking911--2020-11-18--Texas Governor Sends Special Agents, Choppers & Planes To Combat ‘Spike In Violent Crime’ In Dallas

At the request of the Dallas Police Department ( DPD ) , Governor Greg Abbott today directed the Texas Department of Public Safety ( DPS ) to provide direct support to DPD in their efforts to reduce violent crime and protect the communities in the city of Dallas .
DPS will be deploying multiple resources to support this operation , including DPS Special Agents , State Troopers to support DPS gang and drug investigative operations , and a team of DPS Intelligence Analysts .
DPS will also provide two helicopters and two patrol planes to provide direct air support and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ DPD homicide investigations .
The Governor says additional resources will be made available should they be requested by DPD .
“ The rise in violent crime in the city of Dallas is unacceptable , and the Texas Department of Public Safety will assist the Dallas Police Department in their efforts to protect the community and reduce this surge in crime , ” said Governor Abbott .
“ Every Texan deserves to feel safe in their own community , and the State of Texas will continue to provide the city of Dallas with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this heinous activity and protect Dallas residents.
” The move came after Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said it is “ well beyond the time for more active police intervention ” in the city .
“ The violent crime in the city is out of hand .
I ’ m tired of it .
I ’ m sick of it , ” Johnson said .
Dallas had a bloody weekend including at least 13 shootings and 7 homicides .

At the request of the Dallas Police Department (DPD), Governor Greg Abbott today directed the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) to provide direct support to DPD in their efforts to reduce violent crime and protect the communities in the city of Dallas. DPS will be deploying multiple resources to support this operation, including DPS Special Agents, State Troopers to support DPS gang and drug investigative operations, and a team of DPS Intelligence Analysts. DPS will also provide two helicopters and two patrol planes to provide direct air support and a team of Texas Rangers to support DPD homicide investigations.
The Governor says additional resources will be made available should they be requested by DPD.
“The rise in violent crime in the city of Dallas is unacceptable, and the Texas Department of Public Safety will assist the Dallas Police Department in their efforts to protect the community and reduce this surge in crime,” said Governor Abbott. “Every Texan deserves to feel safe in their own community, and the State of Texas will continue to provide the city of Dallas with the resources they need to crack down on this heinous activity and protect Dallas residents.”
The move came after Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said it is “well beyond the time for more active police intervention” in the city. “The violent crime in the city is out of hand. I’m tired of it. I’m sick of it,” Johnson said. Dallas had a bloody weekend including at least 13 shootings and 7 homicides.
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breaking911--2020-11-18--Sheriff Releases Video, Says Florida Deputy ‘Forced To Fire,’ Killing 2 Teens In Car

COCOA , FLA — ( Scroll Down For Video ) — The Brevard County Sheriff ’ s Office is investigating a Deputy Involved Shooting that occurred in the city of Cocoa on Friday , November 13 , 2020 .
The incident occurred around 10:30 a.m. in the area of Stetson Drive and Ivy Drive in Cocoa .
Deputies were investigating an earlier incident in which a vehicle fled from an attempted traffic stop at U.S.1 and State Road 528 .
A vehicle was observed in the area of Stetson Drive and Ivy Drive in Cocoa , where deputies attempted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that time , the driver drove toward a deputy and a shooting incident occurred .
Two males were transported from the scene to local hospitals where they were later pronounced deceased .
The decedents are identified as 18-year-old Sincere Pierce and 16-year-old Angelo Crooms , both of Cocoa .
STATEMENT FROM SHERIFF WAYNE IVEY : As some of you are aware this past Friday two of our Deputies , Jafet Santiago-Miranda and Carson Hendren were involved in an Officer Involved Shooting that resulted in the deaths of 16-year-old Angelo Crooms and 18-year-old Sincere @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Deputy Santiago-Miranda has been employed with the Brevard County Sheriff ’ s Office since February of 2017 and is currently assigned to our West Precinct while Deputy Hendren has been employed with the Sheriff ’ s Office since June of 2018 and is assigned to our West Precinct as well .
Currently both Deputies are on paid administrative leave during the course of the investigation as is customary in all officer involved shooting investigations .
Even though the incident is still under investigation , and as such we are limited in what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I wanted to provide our community an update on what happened during the incident and also a timeline of when we believe the investigation will be concluded and provided to the State Attorney for review .
First and foremost please keep in mind that the Brevard County Sheriff ’ s Office is not the investigating agency on this case , as it occurred within the jurisdiction of the City of Cocoa who requested that FDLE investigate the case as they are currently limited on resources that would be required to fully and thoroughly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ As such , our agency will defer to FDLE all further updates on the investigation as it would be inappropriate for us to comment or field questions on their investigative status to any extent outside of this update to the community .
What we know to date is that on Friday morning two of our Deputies were attempting to conduct a follow-up investigation on what they believed was a possible stolen car that had just recently fled from another Deputy in the Cocoa area .
The vehicle in question was first observed at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the area of Ivy St. in Cocoa at which time the two Deputies observed it making a left hand turn onto Stetson and immediately into the driveway of a nearby residence .
At this point the Deputies exited their vehicles in an attempt to make contact with the occupants , however , as you will see in the attached in-car camera video , the driver of the vehicle backed out of the driveway and turned toward the Deputies and their vehicles that were parked in the roadway .
As you can clearly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Deputy Santiago–Miranda gives repeated verbal commands , 7 to be exact , for the driver of the vehicle to stop the car , however , the driver of the vehicle , 16 year old Angelo Crooms turns and accelerates the vehicle towards Deputy Santiago-Miranda who was then forced to fire his service weapon in an attempt to stop the deadly threat of the car from crashing into him .
Please pay close attention to the video recording , as you can not only hear the repeated verbal commands from the Deputies for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but you can actually see the tires of the vehicle turn sharply as the car accelerates towards Deputy Santiago-Miranda who is now in immediate danger of being struck by the vehicle .
In addition to the video evidence that shows our Deputy in harms way , an occupant from inside the vehicle has provided a thorough statement to FDLE that confirms the occupants of the vehicle heard the verbal commands of the Deputy and that Crooms still turned the vehicle and accelerated .
While there are many other forthcoming details and evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the recovery of two firearms from the vehicle , the case is currently an active and ongoing investigation being conducted by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement who anticipates that the investigative findings will be presented to the State Attorney ’ s Office for review within the next 60-90 days .
In closing , I ask that you keep the family of the two young men in your thoughts and prayers and also our Deputies , as an incident of this magnitude impacts everyone , including our entire community !
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COCOA, FLA — (Scroll Down For Video) — The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a Deputy Involved Shooting that occurred in the city of Cocoa on Friday, November 13, 2020.
The incident occurred around 10:30 a.m. in the area of Stetson Drive and Ivy Drive in Cocoa. Deputies were investigating an earlier incident in which a vehicle fled from an attempted traffic stop at U.S.1 and State Road 528. A vehicle was observed in the area of Stetson Drive and Ivy Drive in Cocoa, where deputies attempted to make contact with the occupants. At that time, the driver drove toward a deputy and a shooting incident occurred. Two males were transported from the scene to local hospitals where they were later pronounced deceased. The decedents are identified as 18-year-old Sincere Pierce and 16-year-old Angelo Crooms, both of Cocoa.
STATEMENT FROM SHERIFF WAYNE IVEY: As some of you are aware this past Friday two of our Deputies, Jafet Santiago-Miranda and Carson Hendren were involved in an Officer Involved Shooting that resulted in the deaths of 16-year-old Angelo Crooms and 18-year-old Sincere Pierce, both members of our community.
Deputy Santiago-Miranda has been employed with the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office since February of 2017 and is currently assigned to our West Precinct while Deputy Hendren has been employed with the Sheriff’s Office since June of 2018 and is assigned to our West Precinct as well. Currently both Deputies are on paid administrative leave during the course of the investigation as is customary in all officer involved shooting investigations.
Even though the incident is still under investigation, and as such we are limited in what we can release at this time, I wanted to provide our community an update on what happened during the incident and also a timeline of when we believe the investigation will be concluded and provided to the State Attorney for review.
First and foremost please keep in mind that the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office is not the investigating agency on this case, as it occurred within the jurisdiction of the City of Cocoa who requested that FDLE investigate the case as they are currently limited on resources that would be required to fully and thoroughly conduct an investigation of this nature.
As such, our agency will defer to FDLE all further updates on the investigation as it would be inappropriate for us to comment or field questions on their investigative status to any extent outside of this update to the community.
What we know to date is that on Friday morning two of our Deputies were attempting to conduct a follow-up investigation on what they believed was a possible stolen car that had just recently fled from another Deputy in the Cocoa area.
The vehicle in question was first observed at Clearlake and Dixon, then moments later in the area of Ivy St. in Cocoa at which time the two Deputies observed it making a left hand turn onto Stetson and immediately into the driveway of a nearby residence.
At this point the Deputies exited their vehicles in an attempt to make contact with the occupants, however, as you will see in the attached in-car camera video, the driver of the vehicle backed out of the driveway and turned toward the Deputies and their vehicles that were parked in the roadway.
As you can clearly hear and see on the video recording, Deputy Santiago–Miranda gives repeated verbal commands, 7 to be exact, for the driver of the vehicle to stop the car, however, the driver of the vehicle, 16 year old Angelo Crooms turns and accelerates the vehicle towards Deputy Santiago-Miranda who was then forced to fire his service weapon in an attempt to stop the deadly threat of the car from crashing into him.
Please pay close attention to the video recording, as you can not only hear the repeated verbal commands from the Deputies for the driver of the vehicle to stop, but you can actually see the tires of the vehicle turn sharply as the car accelerates towards Deputy Santiago-Miranda who is now in immediate danger of being struck by the vehicle.
In addition to the video evidence that shows our Deputy in harms way, an occupant from inside the vehicle has provided a thorough statement to FDLE that confirms the occupants of the vehicle heard the verbal commands of the Deputy and that Crooms still turned the vehicle and accelerated.
While there are many other forthcoming details and evidence concerning this tragic incident, such as the recovery of two firearms from the vehicle, the case is currently an active and ongoing investigation being conducted by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement who anticipates that the investigative findings will be presented to the State Attorney’s Office for review within the next 60-90 days.
In closing, I ask that you keep the family of the two young men in your thoughts and prayers and also our Deputies, as an incident of this magnitude impacts everyone, including our entire community!!
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breaking911--2020-11-18--Love Story Ends In Tragedy When Man Uses Knife And Fork To Fatally Stab Trans Wife

MIAMI – ( WPLG ) — The local LGBTQ community is mourning a beloved transgender woman after officers found her @ @ @ @ @ in Miami .
Detectives identified her killer as a 27-year-old man who confessed to being @ @ @ @ @ when he used a fork and a knife to stab her in a fit of @ @ @

MIAMI – (WPLG) — The local LGBTQ community is mourning a beloved transgender woman after officers found her dead inside her 19th-floor condo in Miami. Detectives identified her killer as a 27-year-old man who confessed to being under the influence of meth when he used a fork and a knife to stab her in a fit of jealous rage.
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breaking911--2020-11-18--SHOCK VIDEO: Knife-Wielding Man  Attacks Employees at NYC IHOP After Being Asked To Wear A Mask

An employee suffered a serious cut to her arm at the location in Queens .
The suspect remains at large @

An employee suffered a serious cut to her arm at the location in Queens. The suspect remains at large.
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breaking911--2020-11-18--Pa. couple admits to providing support to ISIS from U.S.

PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney William M. McSwain and Assistant Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers announced that Shahidul Gaffar , 40 , and Nabila Khan , 35 , both residents of Pennsylvania , pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to provide material support and resources to ISIS , a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization .
United States District Court Judge Joshua D. Wolson presided over the proceeding .
According to court documents unsealed today , in 2015 , Gaffar and Khan , a married couple originally from Bangladesh , provided and attempted to provide financial support to two of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Syria to join ISIS fighters .
Gaffar and Khan discussed the brothers ’ travel plans in detail with each other , as well as with the brothers and other family members , as early as September 2014 .
In January 2015 , Khan asked her sister living in Bangladesh to sell some of Khan ’ s gold and provide the money to their oldest brother , J.K. , in order to assist him in travelling to Syria .
Khan then flew to Bangladesh to wish J.K. farewell before his departure in February 2015 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , sent supportive messages to Khan ’ s mother stating : “ Be [ p ] roud mother for the noble cause and for the sake of Allah !
!
!
” Further , according to the criminal Information , Khan ’ s second brother , I.K.
, had come to the United States on a student visa and resided with Khan and Gaffar in Pennsylvania from June 2014 until February 2015 , when he returned to Bangladesh .
Over the next few months , Khan , who was still in Bangladesh , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ featuring Anwar al-Awlaki , a designated global terrorist and key leader of ISIS .
Around the same time , Gaffar began sending international money transfers to I.K .
in Bangladesh .
These funds had multiple purposes , but one was to support I.K.
’ s travel to Syria to join ISIS .
In June 2015 , Gaffar sent a message to Khan , stating : “ Let [ I.K . ]
know that I will manage and send 3000 dollars if Allah wills .
Let ’ s help him , my love , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ might be enough to get forgiveness from Allah and accept [ ance ] [ in ] to heaven.
” In July 2015 , Gaffar continued to communicate with Kahn regarding the conspiracy , saying in part : “ I feel bad for mom and dad , at the same time , I feel very proud .
[ W ] hat a lucky mom and dad.
” In early July 2015 , I.K .
traveled to Syria to join ISIS .
The next day , Gaffar and Khan discussed via electronic messages how Khan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ money right before he left , and days later , Kahn exchanged multiple electronic messages with a family member discussing I.K.
’ s arrival in Syria and reunion there with J.K. Gaffar sent reassuring messages to Khan , stating that it was “ cool ” that she had been able to observe I.K.
’ s radical Islamist “ changes ” from “ beginning to end.
” According to court documents , in May 2016 , Khan received an electronic message that I.K .
had been wounded in the fighting in Syria , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mother sent a message to Kahn with photographs of I.K.
’ s wounds sustained while in Syria .
In September 2016 , I.K .
changed his online social media account profile picture to an image depicting himself , his brother and another male sitting in front of the black ISIS flag with firearms on a table in front of them , overtly identifying himself and his brother as members of ISIS .
I.K .
was ultimately killed in the fighting in Syria in March 2019 .
“ Protecting our country from terror attacks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Justice and the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office , ” said U.S. Attorney McSwain .
“ The defendants encouraged and supported Nabila Kahn ’ s brothers joining the murderous terrorist group ISIS , which is a direct threat to the safety and security of the United States .
The public can rest assured that my Office – together with our partners from the FBI and the National Security Division of the Department of Justice – is working tirelessly every day to protect America and her residents from terrorism.
” “ With their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to providing material support to ISIS terrorists from American soil , ” said Michael J. Driscoll , Special Agent in Charge of the FBI ’ s Philadelphia Division .
“ As this case shows , extremists need not take up arms themselves to threaten lives and do real harm .
The FBI ’ s Joint Terrorism Task Force will never stop working to identify those aiding terrorist groups that consider our country their sworn enemy.
” The defendants each face a maximum possible sentence of five years ’ imprisonment , a $ 250,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ release .

PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney William M. McSwain and Assistant Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers announced that Shahidul Gaffar, 40, and Nabila Khan, 35, both residents of Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to provide material support and resources to ISIS, a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. United States District Court Judge Joshua D. Wolson presided over the proceeding.
According to court documents unsealed today, in 2015, Gaffar and Khan, a married couple originally from Bangladesh, provided and attempted to provide financial support to two of Khan’s brothers who traveled to Syria to join ISIS fighters. Gaffar and Khan discussed the brothers’ travel plans in detail with each other, as well as with the brothers and other family members, as early as September 2014. In January 2015, Khan asked her sister living in Bangladesh to sell some of Khan’s gold and provide the money to their oldest brother, J.K., in order to assist him in travelling to Syria. Khan then flew to Bangladesh to wish J.K. farewell before his departure in February 2015. Gaffar, who remained in Pennsylvania, sent supportive messages to Khan’s mother stating: “Be [p]roud mother for the noble cause and for the sake of Allah!!!”
Further, according to the criminal Information, Khan’s second brother, I.K., had come to the United States on a student visa and resided with Khan and Gaffar in Pennsylvania from June 2014 until February 2015, when he returned to Bangladesh. Over the next few months, Khan, who was still in Bangladesh, observed I.K. watching terrorist propaganda videos featuring Anwar al-Awlaki, a designated global terrorist and key leader of ISIS. Around the same time, Gaffar began sending international money transfers to I.K. in Bangladesh. These funds had multiple purposes, but one was to support I.K.’s travel to Syria to join ISIS. In June 2015, Gaffar sent a message to Khan, stating: “Let [I.K.] know that I will manage and send 3000 dollars if Allah wills. Let’s help him, my love, for the good cause who knows that might be enough to get forgiveness from Allah and accept[ance] [in]to heaven.” In July 2015, Gaffar continued to communicate with Kahn regarding the conspiracy, saying in part: “I feel bad for mom and dad, at the same time, I feel very proud. [W]hat a lucky mom and dad.”
In early July 2015, I.K. traveled to Syria to join ISIS. The next day, Gaffar and Khan discussed via electronic messages how Khan had tried to give I.K. more money right before he left, and days later, Kahn exchanged multiple electronic messages with a family member discussing I.K.’s arrival in Syria and reunion there with J.K. Gaffar sent reassuring messages to Khan, stating that it was “cool” that she had been able to observe I.K.’s radical Islamist “changes” from “beginning to end.”
According to court documents, in May 2016, Khan received an electronic message that I.K. had been wounded in the fighting in Syria, and in August 2016, Khan’s mother sent a message to Kahn with photographs of I.K.’s wounds sustained while in Syria. In September 2016, I.K. changed his online social media account profile picture to an image depicting himself, his brother and another male sitting in front of the black ISIS flag with firearms on a table in front of them, overtly identifying himself and his brother as members of ISIS. I.K. was ultimately killed in the fighting in Syria in March 2019.
“Protecting our country from terror attacks is the first priority of the Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorney’s Office,” said U.S. Attorney McSwain. “The defendants encouraged and supported Nabila Kahn’s brothers joining the murderous terrorist group ISIS, which is a direct threat to the safety and security of the United States. The public can rest assured that my Office – together with our partners from the FBI and the National Security Division of the Department of Justice – is working tirelessly every day to protect America and her residents from terrorism.”
“With their pleas today, Gaffar and Khan admit to providing material support to ISIS terrorists from American soil,” said Michael J. Driscoll, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Philadelphia Division. “As this case shows, extremists need not take up arms themselves to threaten lives and do real harm. The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force will never stop working to identify those aiding terrorist groups that consider our country their sworn enemy.”
The defendants each face a maximum possible sentence of five years’ imprisonment, a $250,000 fine, and three years’ supervised release.
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breaking911--2020-11-18--INSANE VIDEO: Woman Miraculously Survives After Being Struck By Speeding BMW

BAKERSFIELD , Calif. – Terrifying video shows a car slamming into a pedestrian in a brutal hit-and-run in East Bakersfield on October 7th .
Miraculously , the woman survived the incident with only a fractured leg and bruises .
Police have not found the people responsible .
The victim ’ s daughter , Madelen Ortega , wrote on GoFundMe : I just want to ask for help this happen on October7,2020 a month ago and they still have not found the people responsible Thank God my mom just got bruises and a Fracture Leg I honestly though she would not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a strong working women selling fruit and tamales also helping my Dad with a Swapmeet stand but she can ’ t work now and also our only car to work is also ruined we do need help paying rent and other bills my sisters and I are working but it ’ s not enough I just wanted to ask for help a month ago some unconscious young people ran over my mother she was leaving the Marketplace Village On California Ave and Brown in Bakersfield CA Thank God it was a miracle that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a broken foot but now she ’ s a month old and they still haven ’ t found them and my mom can ’ t work , the truth is , my mom was a great livelihood at home , she always sold her Fruit and Tamales and she always helped my dad at the Swapmeet , so sometimes we have a hard time rent my Sisters and I are supporting in everything we can , many people advise us to look for an immigration lawyer so that they can at least help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they say that she was a victim apart from running over her the boys took out a gun when They tried to stop them , the truth I don ’ t know anythingof that and I am afraid that is why there are many lawyers who scam we do not have the funds to pay a lawyer and I do not want them to scam us and in the end they do not help my mother if someone knows a trusted lawyer I could contact me but I open this go fund because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also the car that was the one that provided us to go to sell is stopped because due to the crash it broke down so if you can help us with something I would appreciate it with all my heartBecause of the crash it broke down so if you can help us with something I would appreciate it with all my heartBecause of the crash it broke down so if you can help us with something I would appreciate it with all my heart

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. – Terrifying video shows a car slamming into a pedestrian in a brutal hit-and-run in East Bakersfield on October 7th. Miraculously, the woman survived the incident with only a fractured leg and bruises. Police have not found the people responsible.
The victim’s daughter, Madelen Ortega, wrote on GoFundMe: I just want to ask for help this happen on October7,2020 a month ago and they still have not found the people responsible Thank God my mom just got bruises and a Fracture Leg I honestly though she would not make it my Mom has always been a strong working women selling fruit and tamales also helping my Dad with a Swapmeet stand but she can’t work now and also our only car to work is also ruined we do need help paying rent and other bills my sisters and I are working but it’s not enough
I just wanted to ask for help a month ago some unconscious young people ran over my mother she was leaving the Marketplace Village On California Ave and Brown in Bakersfield CA Thank God it was a miracle that she was only left with bruises and a broken foot but now she’s a month old and they still haven’t found them and my mom can’t work, the truth is, my mom was a great livelihood at home, she always sold her Fruit and Tamales and she always helped my dad at the Swapmeet, so sometimes we have a hard time rent my Sisters and I are supporting in everything we can, many people advise us to look for an immigration lawyer so that they can at least help my mother to get a visa Well they say that she was a victim apart from running over her the boys took out a gun when They tried to stop them, the truth I don’t know anythingof that and I am afraid that is why there are many lawyers who scam we do not have the funds to pay a lawyer and I do not want them to scam us and in the end they do not help my mother if someone knows a trusted lawyer I could contact me but I open this go fund because We are seeing them a bit harsh also the car that was the one that provided us to go to sell is stopped because due to the crash it broke down so if you can help us with something I would appreciate it with all my heartBecause of the crash it broke down so if you can help us with something I would appreciate it with all my heartBecause of the crash it broke down so if you can help us with something I would appreciate it with all my heart
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breaking911--2020-11-18--Gunman Killed, K9 Officer Shot Multiple Times During Shootout In Tennessee

La Vergne , TENN. — One of La Vergne ’ s K9s is in critical condition after being shot three times on Tuesday , November 17 .
Sjaak ( pronounced Jacques ) is a Belgian Malinois who has been with the department since 2014 .
His handler , Officer Justin Darby , was not injured in the shooting incident .
Sjaak was scheduled to undergo emergency surgery Wednesday .
“ We ’ re all praying for Sjaak and Officer Darby , ” says Interim Chief Chip Davis .
“ A K9 is more than just a dog to our handlers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Initial reports indicate that shortly after noon , a La Vergne Police Department K9 officer had turned on to Murfreesboro Road from the police station , when a vehicle pulled alongside on the passenger side , and fired shots into his patrol car .
The officer pursued the driver , and other officers joined the pursuit .
The subject drove into a residential complex at 1502 Rutherford Point Circle .
Information from the scene indicates the driver exited his vehicle and fired at officers , with officers returning fire .
The subject got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the parking lot , striking a parked vehicle before coming to rest .
When officers approached the vehicle , they found the driver has sustained a gunshot wound .
He was transported to a local hospital , where he was declared deceased .

La Vergne, TENN. — One of La Vergne’s K9s is in critical condition after being shot three times on Tuesday, November 17.
Sjaak (pronounced Jacques) is a Belgian Malinois who has been with the department since 2014. His handler, Officer Justin Darby, was not injured in the shooting incident. Sjaak was scheduled to undergo emergency surgery Wednesday.
“We’re all praying for Sjaak and Officer Darby,” says Interim Chief Chip Davis. “A K9 is more than just a dog to our handlers, they’re a partner.”
Initial reports indicate that shortly after noon, a La Vergne Police Department K9 officer had turned on to Murfreesboro Road from the police station, when a vehicle pulled alongside on the passenger side, and fired shots into his patrol car. The officer pursued the driver, and other officers joined the pursuit. The subject drove into a residential complex at 1502 Rutherford Point Circle. Information from the scene indicates the driver exited his vehicle and fired at officers, with officers returning fire. The subject got back into his vehicle and drove further into the parking lot, striking a parked vehicle before coming to rest. When officers approached the vehicle, they found the driver has sustained a gunshot wound. He was transported to a local hospital, where he was declared deceased.
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breaking911--2020-11-19--Bobby Brown Jr. Dead at 28: Report

Bobby Brown Jr. Dead at 28: Report

CALIFORNIA — The son of singer Bobby Brown , Bobby Brown Jr. , was reportedly found dead in his home @ @ @ @ @ According to TMZ , police “ do not believe there was foul play involved.
” @ @ @ @ @ No further details were available .

CALIFORNIA — The son of singer Bobby Brown, Bobby Brown Jr., was reportedly found dead in his home Wednesday near Los Angeles.
According to TMZ, police “do not believe there was foul play involved.” He was only 28-years-old.
No further details were available.
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breaking911--2020-11-22--Los Angeles County Goes Into Lockdown… Again

CALIFORNIA — ( Press Release / LA County ) — As new COVID-19 cases remain at alarming levels and the number of people hospitalized continue to increase , the Los Angeles County Health Officer Order will be modified to restrict dining at restaurants , breweries , wineries and bars as the five-day average of new cases increased to more than 4,000 cases .
The modified order will take effect Wednesday , November 25 at 10:00 p.m. Today , Public Health has confirmed 9 new deaths and 2,718 new cases of COVID-19 .
Currently , the five-day average is 4,097 new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crowding and the potential for exposures in settings where people are not wearing their face coverings , restaurants , breweries , wineries and bars will only be able to offer take-out , drive thru , and delivery services .
Wineries and breweries may continue their retail operations adhering to current protocols .
In person dining will not be allowed , at minimum , for the next 3 weeks .
Last week , Los Angeles County established thresholds for additional actions if the five-day average of cases is 4,000 or more or hospitalizations are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restrict in-person dining at restaurants , breweries , wineries and bars .
If the five-day average of cases is 4,500 or more or hospitalizations are more than 2,000 per day , a Targeted Safer at Home Order will be issued for three weeks .
The Order would offer additional restrictions while allowing essential and emergency workers and those securing essential services to leave their homes .
There are 1,401 people with COVID-19 currently hospitalized and 26 % of these people are in the ICU .
Over the past 7 days , the number @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % .
Public Health reminds everyone to stay home as much as possible for the next two to three weeks to change the trajectory of surging cases and save lives .
COVID-19 can be unintentionally spread to other people unless we all practice the simple safety precautions that prevents spread .
Virus transmission can be significantly reduced if we all keep distance from others who we don ’ t live with , always wear a face covering properly over our nose and mouth , and wash our hands frequently .
Additionally , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ even mildly sick or think you were exposed to someone with COVID-19 that you stay home and away from other people , especially those at greater risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 and consider being tested for COVID-19 .
To date , Public Health identified 364,520 positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of L.A. County and a total of 7,438 deaths .
Testing results are available for more than 3,542,000 individuals with 10 % of all people testing positive .
“ As we modify our Thanksgiving holiday celebrations , we are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ miss their loved ones who have passed away from COVID-19 .
We send wishes for healing and peace , ” said Barbara Ferrer , PhD , MPH , MEd , Director of Public Health .
“ The persistent high number of cases requires additional safety measures that limit mixing in settings where people are not wearing masks .
We hope individuals continue to support restaurants , breweries and wineries by ordering for take-out or delivery .
We also fervently hope every L.A. County resident supports all our businesses by following the Public Health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spread .
Unfortunately , if our cases and hospitalizations continue to increase , we will need to issue further restrictions to protect our healthcare system and prevent more deaths .
”

CALIFORNIA — (Press Release / LA County) — As new COVID-19 cases remain at alarming levels and the number of people hospitalized continue to increase, the Los Angeles County Health Officer Order will be modified to restrict dining at restaurants, breweries, wineries and bars as the five-day average of new cases increased to more than 4,000 cases. The modified order will take effect Wednesday, November 25 at 10:00 p.m.
Today, Public Health has confirmed 9 new deaths and 2,718 new cases of COVID-19. Currently, the five-day average is 4,097 new cases.
To reduce the possibility for crowding and the potential for exposures in settings where people are not wearing their face coverings, restaurants, breweries, wineries and bars will only be able to offer take-out, drive thru, and delivery services. Wineries and breweries may continue their retail operations adhering to current protocols. In person dining will not be allowed, at minimum, for the next 3 weeks.
Last week, Los Angeles County established thresholds for additional actions if the five-day average of cases is 4,000 or more or hospitalizations are more than 1,750 per day, to restrict in-person dining at restaurants, breweries, wineries and bars.
If the five-day average of cases is 4,500 or more or hospitalizations are more than 2,000 per day, a Targeted Safer at Home Order will be issued for three weeks. The Order would offer additional restrictions while allowing essential and emergency workers and those securing essential services to leave their homes.
There are 1,401 people with COVID-19 currently hospitalized and 26% of these people are in the ICU. Over the past 7 days, the number of hospitalized patients increased by nearly 35%.
Public Health reminds everyone to stay home as much as possible for the next two to three weeks to change the trajectory of surging cases and save lives. COVID-19 can be unintentionally spread to other people unless we all practice the simple safety precautions that prevents spread. Virus transmission can be significantly reduced if we all keep distance from others who we don’t live with, always wear a face covering properly over our nose and mouth, and wash our hands frequently.
Additionally, it is very important that if you are even mildly sick or think you were exposed to someone with COVID-19 that you stay home and away from other people, especially those at greater risk of becoming seriously ill from COVID-19 and consider being tested for COVID-19.
To date, Public Health identified 364,520 positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of L.A. County and a total of 7,438 deaths. Testing results are available for more than 3,542,000 individuals with 10% of all people testing positive.
“As we modify our Thanksgiving holiday celebrations, we are reminded of the many families who will miss their loved ones who have passed away from COVID-19. We send wishes for healing and peace,” said Barbara Ferrer, PhD, MPH, MEd, Director of Public Health. “The persistent high number of cases requires additional safety measures that limit mixing in settings where people are not wearing masks. We hope individuals continue to support restaurants, breweries and wineries by ordering for take-out or delivery. We also fervently hope every L.A. County resident supports all our businesses by following the Public Health directives that we know work to slow spread. Unfortunately, if our cases and hospitalizations continue to increase, we will need to issue further restrictions to protect our healthcare system and prevent more deaths.”
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breaking911--2020-11-22--Mother, Stepfather Arrested In Connection With 4-Year-Old’s Death In California

TRACY , Calif. — On Monday , November 16 , 2020 , police were called to an apartment in the @ @ @ @ @ Road , for a child not breathing .
Police and medical personnel responded , and @ @ @ @ @ to a local hospital , via ambulance .
The child later died after “ life-saving @ @ @ @ @ , ” police said .
On Saturday night , the child ’ s mother and @ @ @ @ @ of Tracy and 25-year-old Oscar Munoz of Tracy , were arrested in the 1900 Block @ @ @ @ @ were booked into the San Joaquin County Jail for the charges of homicide and “ @ @ @ @ @ Child Under 8 years old.
” No further details were available .

TRACY, Calif. — On Monday, November 16, 2020, police were called to an apartment in the 3800 block of West Grantline Road, for a child not breathing. Police and medical personnel responded, and a 4-year-old child was transported to a local hospital, via ambulance.
The child later died after “life-saving efforts failed to revive him,” police said.
On Saturday night, the child’s mother and stepfather, 24-year-old Camila Pizarro-Vergara of Tracy and 25-year-old Oscar Munoz of Tracy, were arrested in the 1900 Block of Birchwood Lane. Both were booked into the San Joaquin County Jail for the charges of homicide and “Great Bodily Injury to a Child Under 8 years old.”
No further details were available.
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