breaking911--2020-12-06--“Can you finish me, please?” Video released of wild police shooting in New Mexico

Los Lunas , New Mexico — ( Scroll Down For Video ) — On November 19 , 2020 , at approximately 8:32 a.m. , a New Mexico State Police Officer observed a grey Chrysler 200 passenger vehicle with an Indiana license plate and rear end damage traveling north at a speed of 93 mph on Manzano Expressway in Los Lunas , NM .
The posted speed limit in that area is 45 mph .
Before the officer was able to turn on his emergency equipment , the vehicle abruptly pulled to the right of the road and stopped .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the driver of the Chrysler .
The driver sped away and as a result the officer initiated a pursuit .
The pursuit continued north on Manzano Expressway at a high rate of speed .
The suspect drove his vehicle in and out of opposing lanes of traffic .
This forced the driver of a white box truck to leave the roadway in order to avoid a head-on collision .
During the 3-minute pursuit , tire deflation devices were deployed .
The suspect avoided the devices by traveling into oncoming traffic .
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ terminate the pursuit as the fleeing driver ’ s disregard for other motorists became more apparent .
After the pursuit was terminated , State Police officers stopped to check on the driver in the white box truck .
The driver of the white box truck was visibly shaken up due to the near collision .
At approximately 8:39 a.m. as officers were speaking with said driver , dispatch notified them of a male subject standing in the middle of Manzano Expressway attempting to stop traffic .
Officers responded to the area where the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the road .
When State Police officers arrived to the location described by dispatch , they saw the suspect from the pursuit standing in the middle of the road next to the grey Chrysler 200 .
Officers also observed clothing in the southbound lane of Manzano Expressway .
As the officers were trying to talk to the suspect , he kneeled on the ground and made the symbol of a gun with his right hand towards his head .
The officers attempted to conduct a felony stop to safely take the suspect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ commands , he ignored their commands and began to walk towards the front of his vehicle .
The suspect told a State Police sergeant “ you can cuff me ” and told the second officer to stay where he was at .
The State Police sergeant approached the suspect and secured the suspect ’ s right hand in a handcuff .
At that time , the suspect turned towards the State Police sergeant , grabbed his duty weapon and attempted to pull the gun from the sergeant ’ s holster .
Fearing for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mexico State Police Officer Gene Gonzales drew his duty weapon and fired two rounds in an attempt to stop the attack on the sergeant .
The suspect was struck twice by the officer ’ s gunfire .
The officers immediately called an ambulance for the suspect .
Moments later , the suspect is heard on the body worn camera saying , “ Can you finish me , please ?
” to which Officer Gonzales replied , “ No.
” Officers tried multiple times to safely secure the suspect .
He refused to comply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would continue attempts to disarm them .
Officers asked the suspect why he tried to take the sergeant ’ s gun and the suspect responded , “ That ’ s what I thought you were supposed to do.
” While trying to safely render aid , the suspect attempted to stand up again and stated , “ ( expletive ) you all Mexicans , stupid ( expletive ) , that ’ s why I am coming for all you all.
” The suspect then laid back on the ground at which point the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ EMS personnel arrived .
EMS arrived on scene and the suspect was transported to a hospital in Albuquerque where he later succumbed to his injuries .
Through the Office of the Medical Investigator , the suspect was later identified as Rodney Applewhite ( 25 ) of South Bend , Indiana .
New Mexico State Police Officer Gene Gonzales was placed on standard administrative leave .
Officer Gonzales has been with the New Mexico State Police for approximately 12 years and 5 months .

Los Lunas, New Mexico — (Scroll Down For Video) — On November 19, 2020, at approximately 8:32 a.m., a New Mexico State Police Officer observed a grey Chrysler 200 passenger vehicle with an Indiana license plate and rear end damage traveling north at a speed of 93 mph on Manzano Expressway in Los Lunas, NM. The posted speed limit in that area is 45 mph. Before the officer was able to turn on his emergency equipment, the vehicle abruptly pulled to the right of the road and stopped. The officer exited his unit to make contact with the driver of the Chrysler. The driver sped away and as a result the officer initiated a pursuit. The pursuit continued north on Manzano Expressway at a high rate of speed. The suspect drove his vehicle in and out of opposing lanes of traffic. This forced the driver of a white box truck to leave the roadway in order to avoid a head-on collision. During the 3-minute pursuit, tire deflation devices were deployed. The suspect avoided the devices by traveling into oncoming traffic.
This prompted a State Police supervisor to immediately terminate the pursuit as the fleeing driver’s disregard for other motorists became more apparent. After the pursuit was terminated, State Police officers stopped to check on the driver in the white box truck. The driver of the white box truck was visibly shaken up due to the near collision. At approximately 8:39 a.m. as officers were speaking with said driver, dispatch notified them of a male subject standing in the middle of Manzano Expressway attempting to stop traffic. Officers responded to the area where the male subject was reported to be standing in the road. When State Police officers arrived to the location described by dispatch, they saw the suspect from the pursuit standing in the middle of the road next to the grey Chrysler 200. Officers also observed clothing in the southbound lane of Manzano Expressway. As the officers were trying to talk to the suspect, he kneeled on the ground and made the symbol of a gun with his right hand towards his head.
The officers attempted to conduct a felony stop to safely take the suspect into custody. As officers gave him commands, he ignored their commands and began to walk towards the front of his vehicle. The suspect told a State Police sergeant “you can cuff me” and told the second officer to stay where he was at. The State Police sergeant approached the suspect and secured the suspect’s right hand in a handcuff. At that time, the suspect turned towards the State Police sergeant, grabbed his duty weapon and attempted to pull the gun from the sergeant’s holster. Fearing for the sergeant’s life, New Mexico State Police Officer Gene Gonzales drew his duty weapon and fired two rounds in an attempt to stop the attack on the sergeant. The suspect was struck twice by the officer’s gunfire. The officers immediately called an ambulance for the suspect. Moments later, the suspect is heard on the body worn camera saying, “Can you finish me, please?” to which Officer Gonzales replied, “No.” Officers tried multiple times to safely secure the suspect.
He refused to comply with their commands. Officers feared he would continue attempts to disarm them. Officers asked the suspect why he tried to take the sergeant’s gun and the suspect responded, “That’s what I thought you were supposed to do.” While trying to safely render aid, the suspect attempted to stand up again and stated, “(expletive) you all Mexicans, stupid (expletive), that’s why I am coming for all you all.” The suspect then laid back on the ground at which point the officers were able to render aid until EMS personnel arrived. EMS arrived on scene and the suspect was transported to a hospital in Albuquerque where he later succumbed to his injuries. Through the Office of the Medical Investigator, the suspect was later identified as Rodney Applewhite (25) of South Bend, Indiana. New Mexico State Police Officer Gene Gonzales was placed on standard administrative leave. Officer Gonzales has been with the New Mexico State Police for approximately 12 years and 5 months.
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breaking911--2020-12-06--Man Admits To Slayings Of Girlfriend, Baby

MINNIAPOLIS — A man responsible for shooting and killing the woman who was carrying his child has pleaded guilty to multiple charges from two separate cases , the Hennepin County Attorney ’ s Office announced Friday .
Zachary Robinson , 27 , of St. Paul , pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder for the shooting death of 27-year-old Leneesha Columbus , on July 5 .
At the time of her death , Ms. Columbus was pregnant with their 26-week-old unborn child .
Upon the mother ’ s fatal shooting , the baby girl was prematurely delivered the same @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
On Aug. 6 , after a month on life support , the baby died due to complications from the premature birth .
Robinson received 329 months for the murder of Columbus , and 261 months for the death of the baby girl .
These sentences will be served consecutively , for a total of 590 months .
In an unrelated case from Dec. 7 , 2019 , Robinson pleaded guilty to second-degree assault for shooting a male victim outside of Augie ’ s in downtown Minneapolis .
He received 51 months , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the murder case .
Robinson ’ s sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 11 at 10:00 a.m .

MINNEAPOLIS — A man responsible for shooting and killing the woman who was carrying his child has pleaded guilty to multiple charges from two separate cases, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office announced Friday.
Zachary Robinson, 27, of St. Paul, pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder for the shooting death of 27-year-old Leneesha Columbus, on July 5. At the time of her death, Ms. Columbus was pregnant with their 26-week-old unborn child. Upon the mother’s fatal shooting, the baby girl was prematurely delivered the same day as her mother’s passing. On Aug. 6, after a month on life support, the baby died due to complications from the premature birth.
Robinson received 329 months for the murder of Columbus, and 261 months for the death of the baby girl. These sentences will be served consecutively, for a total of 590 months.
In an unrelated case from Dec. 7, 2019, Robinson pleaded guilty to second-degree assault for shooting a male victim outside of Augie’s in downtown Minneapolis. He received 51 months, but that sentence will be served concurrently with the murder case.
Robinson’s sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 11 at 10:00 a.m.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--Georgia Senate Debate: Sen. Kelly Loeffler, Raphael Warnock in Atlanta

The two are going head-to-head in one of two Senate runoffs in January .
Tonight , they take tough questions @ @ @ @ @ .

The two are going head-to-head in one of two Senate runoffs in January. Tonight, they take tough questions from moderators and each other.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--Cops Swarm Calif. Shopping Mall After Melee Over Face Mask

Ventura , CA — A fight inside the Oaks Mall Saturday evening resulted in 16 patrol units responding to the location in response to 911 calls of shots being fired inside the shopping center , which turned out to be false .
Deputies were initially sent to a call of a brandishing after a caller reported seeing a man pointing a gun inside the mall .
Other callers informed dispatchers that an off-duty Los Angeles County Sheriff ’ s deputy pulled his concealed handgun to stop a physical fight between several patrons .
Other callers reported four to five people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ caused confusion and panic among some shoppers .
Once deputies arrived , they learned that three men began fighting with each other after two of them confronted the third man because he was not wearing a face mask inside the mall .
As the melee became increasingly violent , the off-duty law enforcement officer identified himself and confronted the men with his handgun to stop the fight .
The fight quickly ended , and the men were interviewed by responding deputies .
The incident ended with none of the people wishing to pursue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ injuries , and no shots were fired .

Ventura, CA — A fight inside the Oaks Mall Saturday evening resulted in 16 patrol units responding to the location in response to 911 calls of shots being fired inside the shopping center, which turned out to be false. Deputies were initially sent to a call of a brandishing after a caller reported seeing a man pointing a gun inside the mall. Other callers informed dispatchers that an off-duty Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy pulled his concealed handgun to stop a physical fight between several patrons. Other callers reported four to five people engaging in a fight. The situation caused confusion and panic among some shoppers.
Once deputies arrived, they learned that three men began fighting with each other after two of them confronted the third man because he was not wearing a face mask inside the mall. As the melee became increasingly violent, the off-duty law enforcement officer identified himself and confronted the men with his handgun to stop the fight. The fight quickly ended, and the men were interviewed by responding deputies.
The incident ended with none of the people wishing to pursue criminal charges. They suffered only minor injuries, and no shots were fired.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--Philly Cops Release Video of Homicide In Hopes of Catching Suspect; $20,000 Reward Offered

PHILADELPHIA — On November 24 , 2020 , at approximately 8:54 p.m. , a man was shot on the 5600 @ @ @ @ @ .
After being shot , he fled and collapsed and was transported to a nearby @ @ @ @ @ his injuries and died at 9:21 p.m. Surveillance cameras in the area of the shooting @ @ @ @ @ and their vehicle .
A $ 20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to @ @ @ @ @ Police did not reveal a possible motive for the crime .

PHILADELPHIA — On November 24, 2020, at approximately 8:54 p.m., a man was shot on the 5600 block of N. 4th Street. After being shot, he fled and collapsed and was transported to a nearby hospital. He succumbed to his injuries and died at 9:21 p.m.
Surveillance cameras in the area of the shooting captured images of the suspects and their vehicle.
A $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
Police did not reveal a possible motive for the crime.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--Florida Woman & Her Child’s Father Arrested For Murder of Her ‘On-and-Off Boyfriend,’ Cops Say

A Deltona , Florida couple have been arrested on charges of first-degree murder in the death of a Sanford man whose body was discovered in Seminole County in August .
Jaide Caporale , 30 , and Marvin Bryant , 36 , were each arrested last Friday in the murder of 30-year-old Jo ’ el Cosby , Caporale ’ s on-and-off boyfriend .
Cosby ’ s body was discovered Thursday , Aug. 13 , on the 800 block of Settler ’ s Loop in Geneva , east of Sanford in Seminole County .
Cosby was the victim of a stabbing .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ initial investigation led detectives to Volusia County after Cosby ’ s mother explained she last saw her son a few days earlier with Caporale , who he had been dating off and on for several years .
Detectives contacted Caporale , who lived in Deltona with her mother , her children and Bryant , the father of one of her children .
Both Caporale and Bryant were evasive and less than forthcoming in interviews with detectives .
However , through the use of technology and the interviewing of witnesses , detectives pieced together @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cosby at their house , 1419 Farmington Ave. in Deltona , disposed of his body in Geneva and tried to clean up the evidence at home .
The investigation revealed Caporale picked up Cosby in Sanford and drove him to the house in Deltona , where she and Bryant killed him .
Caporale and Bryant then drove to the area in Geneva where Cosby ’ s body was later discovered .
A witness in Geneva told detectives they observed Bryant ’ s vehicle in the area , but then it made a U-turn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ later verified both Caporale and Bryant ’ s movements throughout the night via technological means .
After Cosby ’ s body was disposed of in Geneva , Caporale and Bryant drove to a local store where they purchased items possibly intended to cover up their crime .
In addition , detectives learned that Bryant had been observed driving a vehicle with a heavy duty cleaning product after Cosby was dead .
At the house in Deltona , where Cosby was killed , detectives made an observation of a possible clean up .
Detectives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bryant and Cosby ’ s DNA was discovered inside it .
It was also evident that the vehicle had been cleaned up in an attempt to destroy evidence .
Investigators say a close friend of Caporale ’ s told detectives before Cosby was found dead , that Caporale provided them with details of the murder .
Caporale also told the friend that she was surprised that Cosby ’ s body hadn ’ t been found yet .
At the beginning of the investigation , when Detectives spoke with Bryant , they observed injuries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been involved in this type of violent crime .
On Friday , after a 4-month joint investigation by Volusia and Seminole sheriff ’ s detectives , a judge signed warrants for the arrest of Caporale and Bryant for first-degree murder , and both defendants were arrested soon after .
They are being held without bond in the Volusia County Branch Jail .

A Deltona, Florida couple have been arrested on charges of first-degree murder in the death of a Sanford man whose body was discovered in Seminole County in August.
Jaide Caporale, 30, and Marvin Bryant, 36, were each arrested last Friday in the murder of 30-year-old Jo’el Cosby, Caporale’s on-and-off boyfriend.
Cosby’s body was discovered Thursday, Aug. 13, on the 800 block of Settler’s Loop in Geneva, east of Sanford in Seminole County. Cosby was the victim of a stabbing.
The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office initial investigation led detectives to Volusia County after Cosby’s mother explained she last saw her son a few days earlier with Caporale, who he had been dating off and on for several years.
Detectives contacted Caporale, who lived in Deltona with her mother, her children and Bryant, the father of one of her children.
Both Caporale and Bryant were evasive and less than forthcoming in interviews with detectives. However, through the use of technology and the interviewing of witnesses, detectives pieced together the truth: Caporale and Bryant killed Cosby at their house, 1419 Farmington Ave. in Deltona, disposed of his body in Geneva and tried to clean up the evidence at home.
The investigation revealed Caporale picked up Cosby in Sanford and drove him to the house in Deltona, where she and Bryant killed him. Caporale and Bryant then drove to the area in Geneva where Cosby’s body was later discovered. A witness in Geneva told detectives they observed Bryant’s vehicle in the area, but then it made a U-turn and left after being spotted. Detectives later verified both Caporale and Bryant’s movements throughout the night via technological means.
After Cosby’s body was disposed of in Geneva, Caporale and Bryant drove to a local store where they purchased items possibly intended to cover up their crime. In addition, detectives learned that Bryant had been observed driving a vehicle with a heavy duty cleaning product after Cosby was dead. At the house in Deltona, where Cosby was killed, detectives made an observation of a possible clean up.
Detectives processed the vehicle associated to Caporale and Bryant and Cosby’s DNA was discovered inside it. It was also evident that the vehicle had been cleaned up in an attempt to destroy evidence.
Investigators say a close friend of Caporale’s told detectives before Cosby was found dead, that Caporale provided them with details of the murder. Caporale also told the friend that she was surprised that Cosby’s body hadn’t been found yet.
At the beginning of the investigation, when Detectives spoke with Bryant, they observed injuries to his hands, common with having been involved in this type of violent crime.
On Friday, after a 4-month joint investigation by Volusia and Seminole sheriff’s detectives, a judge signed warrants for the arrest of Caporale and Bryant for first-degree murder, and both defendants were arrested soon after.
They are being held without bond in the Volusia County Branch Jail.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--INDICTED: CEO Paid Former Coach $1.5 Million In Bribes To Get His Sons Accepted To Harvard, Feds Say

BOSTON – The former fencing coach at Harvard College and a Maryland businessman were indicted by a federal grand jury today in Boston with conspiring to secure the admission of the businessman ’ s two sons to Harvard in exchange for bribes totaling more than $ 1.5 million .
Peter Brand , 67 , of Cambridge , Mass.
, and Jie “ Jack ” Zhao , 61 , of Potomac , Md.
, were indicted on one count of conspiracy to commit federal programs bribery .
Brand and Zhao were also each charged with one count of federal programs bribery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charged by criminal complaint on Nov. 16 , 2020 .
According to the charging documents , Brand , the former head coach of men ’ s and women ’ s fencing at Harvard , conspired with Zhao , the chief executive of a telecommunications company , to facilitate the admission of Zhao ’ s sons to Harvard by recruiting them to join the men ’ s fencing team in exchange for money .
It is alleged that in or about May 2012 , Brand told a co-conspirator , “ Jack doesn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ boys don ’ t have to be great fencers .
All I need is a good incentive to recruit them [ . ]
You can tell him that [ . ]
” In February 2013 , as part of the alleged scheme , Zhao made a purported donation of $ 1 million to a fencing charity founded by a co-conspirator .
Zhao ’ s older son was admitted to Harvard as a fencing recruit in December 2013 , and matriculated in the fall of 2014 .
Shortly thereafter , the charity passed $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a charitable entity established by Brand and his spouse .
Thereafter , Zhao began making payments to , or for the benefit of , Brand .
In total , Zhao made over $ 1.5 million in payments to Brand , or for Brand ’ s personal benefit , even as Brand recruited Zhao ’ s younger son to the Harvard fencing team .
Zhao allegedly paid for Brand ’ s car , made college tuition payments for Brand ’ s son , paid the mortgage on Brand ’ s Needham residence , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ above its market value , thus allowing Brand to purchase a more expensive residence in Cambridge that Zhao then paid to renovate .
Zhao ’ s younger son matriculated to Harvard in 2017 .
Brand allegedly did not disclose the payments to Harvard when recruiting Zhao ’ s sons .
The charge of conspiracy to commit federal programs bribery provides for a sentence of up to five years in prison , three years of supervised release and a fine of $ 250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss , whichever is greater @ @ @ @ @ @ @ receiving federal funds provides for a sentence of up to 10 years in prison , three years of supervised release and a fine of $ 250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss , whichever is greater .
Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S .
Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors .
United States Attorney Andrew E. Lelling ; Joseph R. Bonavolonta , Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation , Boston Field Division ; Joleen Simpson , Acting Special Agent in Charge @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Investigation Division ; and Mark Deckett , Resident Agent in Charge of the Department of Education , Office of Inspector General made the announcement today .
Assistant U.S. Attorney Mackenzie A. Queenin of Lelling ’ s Securities , Financial & Cyber Fraud Unit is prosecuting the case .

BOSTON – The former fencing coach at Harvard College and a Maryland businessman were indicted by a federal grand jury today in Boston with conspiring to secure the admission of the businessman’s two sons to Harvard in exchange for bribes totaling more than $1.5 million.
Peter Brand, 67, of Cambridge, Mass., and Jie “Jack” Zhao, 61, of Potomac, Md., were indicted on one count of conspiracy to commit federal programs bribery. Brand and Zhao were also each charged with one count of federal programs bribery. Brand and Zhao were arrested and charged by criminal complaint on Nov. 16, 2020.
According to the charging documents, Brand, the former head coach of men’s and women’s fencing at Harvard, conspired with Zhao, the chief executive of a telecommunications company, to facilitate the admission of Zhao’s sons to Harvard by recruiting them to join the men’s fencing team in exchange for money.
It is alleged that in or about May 2012, Brand told a co-conspirator, “Jack doesn’t need to take me anywhere and his boys don’t have to be great fencers. All I need is a good incentive to recruit them[.] You can tell him that[.]” In February 2013, as part of the alleged scheme, Zhao made a purported donation of $1 million to a fencing charity founded by a co-conspirator. Zhao’s older son was admitted to Harvard as a fencing recruit in December 2013, and matriculated in the fall of 2014. Shortly thereafter, the charity passed $100,000 on to the Peter Brand Foundation, a charitable entity established by Brand and his spouse. Thereafter, Zhao began making payments to, or for the benefit of, Brand.
In total, Zhao made over $1.5 million in payments to Brand, or for Brand’s personal benefit, even as Brand recruited Zhao’s younger son to the Harvard fencing team. Zhao allegedly paid for Brand’s car, made college tuition payments for Brand’s son, paid the mortgage on Brand’s Needham residence, and later purchased the residence for well above its market value, thus allowing Brand to purchase a more expensive residence in Cambridge that Zhao then paid to renovate. Zhao’s younger son matriculated to Harvard in 2017. Brand allegedly did not disclose the payments to Harvard when recruiting Zhao’s sons.
The charge of conspiracy to commit federal programs bribery provides for a sentence of up to five years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss, whichever is greater. The charge of bribery concerning programs receiving federal funds provides for a sentence of up to 10 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of $250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss, whichever is greater. Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.
United States Attorney Andrew E. Lelling; Joseph R. Bonavolonta, Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Boston Field Division; Joleen Simpson, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigation Division; and Mark Deckett, Resident Agent in Charge of the Department of Education, Office of Inspector General made the announcement today. Assistant U.S. Attorney Mackenzie A. Queenin of Lelling’s Securities, Financial & Cyber Fraud Unit is prosecuting the case.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--Border Patrol Finds 200 Migrants Being Smuggled in Commercial Trailers

LAREDO , TEXAS – In spite of the dangers , Border Patrol agents from two checkpoints apprehended large numbers of individuals during two failed human smuggling attempts into the United States .
The first incident occurred during the mid-evening of December 4 , when a tractor-trailer approached the checkpoint west of Freer , Texas .
During an immigration inspection of the driver , a Service canine alerted to the trailer .
At secondary inspection , agents discovered 138 individuals tightly concealed inside the trailer .
They were determined to be illegally present in the United States from the countries of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Honduras , Dominican Republic , Ecuador , and Nicaragua .
The individuals along with the driver , a U.S. citizen , were taken into custody pending investigation .
The second incident occurred on the evening of December 5 , when a tractor-trailer approached the I-35 checkpoint .
The driver failed to stop at primary inspection , but ultimately complied with agents ’ commands to stop .
A subsequent non-intrusive scan of the vehicle revealed anomalies in the trailer .
When the trailer was opened , 80 individuals were discovered crammed inside from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Honduras .
They were placed under arrest pending investigation by Homeland Security Investigation .
U.S. Border Patrol seized the tractor and trailer .
Over 200 Individuals Being Smuggled in Commercial Trailers In both incidences , most of the 218 individuals were not wearing any personal protective equipment ( PPE ) .
All subjects were medically evaluated for their safety and none required medical attention .
Laredo Sector Chief Patrol Agent Matthew Hudak stated , “ These two cases illustrate the dangerous amount of human smuggling using large commercial vehicles .
These vehicles are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the aliens at risk of life threatening injury and offer no protection from COVID-19 or other infectious diseases .
”

LAREDO, TEXAS – In spite of the dangers, Border Patrol agents from two checkpoints apprehended large numbers of individuals during two failed human smuggling attempts into the United States.
The first incident occurred during the mid-evening of December 4, when a tractor-trailer approached the checkpoint west of Freer, Texas. During an immigration inspection of the driver, a Service canine alerted to the trailer. At secondary inspection, agents discovered 138 individuals tightly concealed inside the trailer. They were determined to be illegally present in the United States from the countries of Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Nicaragua. The individuals along with the driver, a U.S. citizen, were taken into custody pending investigation.
The second incident occurred on the evening of December 5, when a tractor-trailer approached the I-35 checkpoint. The driver failed to stop at primary inspection, but ultimately complied with agents’ commands to stop. A subsequent non-intrusive scan of the vehicle revealed anomalies in the trailer. When the trailer was opened, 80 individuals were discovered crammed inside from the countries of Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. They were placed under arrest pending investigation by Homeland Security Investigation. U.S. Border Patrol seized the tractor and trailer. Over 200 Individuals Being Smuggled in Commercial Trailers
In both incidences, most of the 218 individuals were not wearing any personal protective equipment (PPE). All subjects were medically evaluated for their safety and none required medical attention.
Laredo Sector Chief Patrol Agent Matthew Hudak stated, “These two cases illustrate the dangerous amount of human smuggling using large commercial vehicles. These vehicles are not made to carry people, putting the aliens at risk of life threatening injury and offer no protection from COVID-19 or other infectious diseases.”
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breaking911--2020-12-07--CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Body cam video shows moment officers interrupt armed robbery in Maryland

Officers were dispatched to a CVS store for an armed robbery late Monday night , November 30 , 2020 .
@ @ @ @ @ and arrested .
POFC Lawrence ’ s body worn camera video caught the arrest of @ @ @ @ @ robbery inside the store on Joppa Rd in Parkville , MD .
*Editors note : @ @ @ @ @ incident is 11:34 pm on Monday , Nov 30 , 2020 .
The date is @ @ @ @ @ as Dec 1 , 2020 .

Officers were dispatched to a CVS store for an armed robbery late Monday night, November 30, 2020. Three suspects were subsequently caught and arrested. POFC Lawrence’s body worn camera video caught the arrest of one suspect during the in-progress robbery inside the store on Joppa Rd in Parkville, MD. *Editors note: the correct time of the incident is 11:34 pm on Monday, Nov 30, 2020. The date is erroneously depicted in the video as Dec 1, 2020.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--Florida Man Accused Of Killing Fiancée’s Dogs After Argument, Asking Her Teen Son To Help

A DeLand man is facing charges including felony animal cruelty and child abuse after he shot and killed two of his fiancée ’ s dogs and tried to make a 16-year-old boy shoot one of them .
William Petty , 49 , of DeLand , Florida was arrested Sunday afternoon in Port Orange , a day after the Saturday incident in the Daytona Park Estates area of DeLand .
Deputies responded around noon Saturday after the 16-year-old told his mother what happened .
He said he was at Petty ’ s home in DeLand over the weekend , and after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fiancée , Petty loaded up two of her dogs ( a female Catahoula mix and a male Dachshund ) and drove them to a wooded area off the 1400 block of 12th Avenue , DeLand .
There , Petty pulled out a revolver and shot the female Catahoula mix in the head .
Petty then handed the gun to the 16-year-old , telling him to do the same to the second dog .
The 16-year-old shot at the ground instead .
Petty took back the gun and shot the Dachshund in the head @ @ @ @ @ @ @ woods .
Deputies retrieved the dogs and consulted with Volusia County Animal Services officers , who took custody of both deceased animals .
The dogs ’ owner confirmed neither dog had any illnesses or ailments that would have called for them to be euthanized .
Petty was not immediately located , but a warrant was issued for his arrest before he was located in Port Orange on Sunday .
He was charged with two counts of felony cruelty to animals , two counts of unlawful disposal of a dead domestic animal , child @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the commission of a felony .
He was still in custody without bond Monday morning at the Volusia County Branch Jail .

A DeLand man is facing charges including felony animal cruelty and child abuse after he shot and killed two of his fiancée’s dogs and tried to make a 16-year-old boy shoot one of them.
William Petty, 49, of DeLand, Florida was arrested Sunday afternoon in Port Orange, a day after the Saturday incident in the Daytona Park Estates area of DeLand.
Deputies responded around noon Saturday after the 16-year-old told his mother what happened. He said he was at Petty’s home in DeLand over the weekend, and after Petty got into an argument with his fiancée, Petty loaded up two of her dogs (a female Catahoula mix and a male Dachshund) and drove them to a wooded area off the 1400 block of 12th Avenue, DeLand.
There, Petty pulled out a revolver and shot the female Catahoula mix in the head. Petty then handed the gun to the 16-year-old, telling him to do the same to the second dog. The 16-year-old shot at the ground instead. Petty took back the gun and shot the Dachshund in the head, then tossed both dogs into the woods.
Deputies retrieved the dogs and consulted with Volusia County Animal Services officers, who took custody of both deceased animals.
The dogs’ owner confirmed neither dog had any illnesses or ailments that would have called for them to be euthanized.
Petty was not immediately located, but a warrant was issued for his arrest before he was located in Port Orange on Sunday.
He was charged with two counts of felony cruelty to animals, two counts of unlawful disposal of a dead domestic animal, child abuse and carrying a concealed weapon in the commission of a felony. He was still in custody without bond Monday morning at the Volusia County Branch Jail.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--14-Year-Old Florida Boy Charged With Attempted Murder Of 3 Cops

WAUCHULA , Fla. — Christopher Guthrie , the boy involved in the recent officer involved shooting , has been arrested @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Office deputies involved have been cleared to return to duty .
On November @ @ @ @ @ Hardee County Sheriff ’ s Office deputies responded to a suspected burglary at a residence @ @ @ @ @ which Guthrie ( 14 ) , opened fire on the deputies , who returned fire @ @ @ @ @ was discovered Guthrie was a missing client from Lakeside Neurologic , a rehab center located @ @ @ @ @ and had burglarized several residences in the area before coming into contact with law enforcement @ @ @ @ @ released from the hospital and charged with three counts of attempted murder of a law @ @ @ @ @ a firearm and armed burglary .
He has been transferred to the Department of Juvenile @ @ @ @ @ of Law Enforcement investigated the shooting and has cleared all three deputies involved to return @ @ @

WAUCHULA, Fla. — Christopher Guthrie, the boy involved in the recent officer involved shooting, has been arrested and all Hardee County Sheriff’s Office deputies involved have been cleared to return to duty.
On November 26, 2020, three Hardee County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a suspected burglary at a residence on Vandolah Road, in which Guthrie (14), opened fire on the deputies, who returned fire, striking him.
It was discovered Guthrie was a missing client from Lakeside Neurologic, a rehab center located at 1962 Vandolah Road, and had burglarized several residences in the area before coming into contact with law enforcement.
Guthrie has since been released from the hospital and charged with three counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, theft of a firearm and armed burglary. He has been transferred to the Department of Juvenile Justice.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigated the shooting and has cleared all three deputies involved to return to work.
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breaking911--2020-12-07--NYC Man Charged With Harboring Fugitive That Led to Shooting of 2  U.S. Marshals

Grant Grandison , 35 , is charged with making false statements to federal agents and harboring or concealing a person from arrest .
As alleged , Grandison allowed Andre K. Sterling , a fugitive wanted for the November 20 , 2020 , shooting of a state trooper in Massachusetts , to reside in his Bronx apartment .
Grandison further allegedly lied to the Marshals who were seeking to arrest Sterling by telling the Marshals that no one was in the apartment , before Sterling fired multiple rounds at the Marshals , striking and injuring two Marshals .
Grandison was arrested @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Audrey Strauss said : “ As alleged , Grant Grandison ’ s conduct led to the horrific shooting of two Deputy United States Marshals who were just doing their jobs in attempting to arrest Andre K. Sterling , a man wanted for a violent felony .
We are lucky that more law enforcement officers were not injured during the shooting , and it appears that both injured Marshals will recover .
Grandison is now charged in federal court for his serious crimes .
Our Office remains committed to defending our brave law enforcement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ day to keep New Yorkers safe.
” United States Marshal Ralph Sozio said : “ Unfortunately , and as alleged , the actions of Grandison dictated the events that led to the shooting of two Deputy United States Marshals on that morning in the Bronx .
The heroic actions of the Deputy United States Marshals and Task Force Members that day are a true testament to the dangers of entering an unknown location in search of a violent fugitive .
On behalf of the United States Marshals Service I want to extend my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s Office and the New York City Police Department for their tireless investigation and their pursuit of Federal charges .
Our thoughts and prayers are with our Deputies as they recover from their injuries .
The United States Marshals Service and the law enforcement community remain united in our continued pursuit of justice.
” NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said : “ By misleading federal agents , as alleged , the defendant led them into a violent attack .
The ensuing shooting not only injured two Deputy U.S .
Marshals but is an assault @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Attorney ’ s Office for the Southern District of New York for answering it with these federal charges.
” As alleged in the Complaint filed in Manhattan federal court : On or about November 20 , 2020 , Andre K. Sterling allegedly shot a Massachusetts State Trooper during a traffic stop in Hyannis , Massachusetts .
Sterling fled from Massachusetts and was deemed a fugitive .
On or about November 24 , 2020 , a federal warrant was issued for Sterling ’ s arrest .
On the morning of December 4 , 2020 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the “ Marshals ” ) , along with officers from the NYPD and state troopers from the Massachusetts State Police , traveled to an apartment in the Bronx ( the “ Apartment ” ) , where they believed Sterling was located , in order to arrest Sterling .
The Marshals announced themselves as “ U.S .
Marshals ” and encountered Grandison at the door .
The Marshals asked Grandison , in sum and substance , if anyone else was in the Apartment , and Grandison replied , in sum and substance , that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
At the time of his statements to the Marshals , he knew that Sterling was a fugitive .
The Marshals proceeded into the Apartment , at which point Sterling began firing at the Marshals , striking and injuring two Marshals .
The Marshals returned fire , and Sterling was killed in the exchange .
Law enforcement agents recovered a firearm from near Sterling .
Law enforcement agents later interviewed Grandison , who admitted , in sum and substance and among other things , that he had allowed Sterling to live with him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told him , in sum and substance and among other things , that if anyone was looking for him , Grandison should tell them Sterling was not there .
Grandison , of the Bronx , New York , is charged with one count of making false statements to a federal agents and one count of harboring or concealing a person from arrest , each of which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison .

Grant Grandison, 35, is charged with making false statements to federal agents and harboring or concealing a person from arrest. As alleged, Grandison allowed Andre K. Sterling, a fugitive wanted for the November 20, 2020, shooting of a state trooper in Massachusetts, to reside in his Bronx apartment. Grandison further allegedly lied to the Marshals who were seeking to arrest Sterling by telling the Marshals that no one was in the apartment, before Sterling fired multiple rounds at the Marshals, striking and injuring two Marshals. Grandison was arrested on December 4.
Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss said: “As alleged, Grant Grandison’s conduct led to the horrific shooting of two Deputy United States Marshals who were just doing their jobs in attempting to arrest Andre K. Sterling, a man wanted for a violent felony. We are lucky that more law enforcement officers were not injured during the shooting, and it appears that both injured Marshals will recover. Grandison is now charged in federal court for his serious crimes. Our Office remains committed to defending our brave law enforcement partners, who risk their lives every day to keep New Yorkers safe.”
United States Marshal Ralph Sozio said: “Unfortunately, and as alleged, the actions of Grandison dictated the events that led to the shooting of two Deputy United States Marshals on that morning in the Bronx. The heroic actions of the Deputy United States Marshals and Task Force Members that day are a true testament to the dangers of entering an unknown location in search of a violent fugitive. On behalf of the United States Marshals Service I want to extend my gratitude to the United States Attorney’s Office and the New York City Police Department for their tireless investigation and their pursuit of Federal charges. Our thoughts and prayers are with our Deputies as they recover from their injuries. The United States Marshals Service and the law enforcement community remain united in our continued pursuit of justice.”
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said: “By misleading federal agents, as alleged, the defendant led them into a violent attack. The ensuing shooting not only injured two Deputy U.S. Marshals but is an assault on society. I commend the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York for answering it with these federal charges.”
As alleged in the Complaint filed in Manhattan federal court:
On or about November 20, 2020, Andre K. Sterling allegedly shot a Massachusetts State Trooper during a traffic stop in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Sterling fled from Massachusetts and was deemed a fugitive. On or about November 24, 2020, a federal warrant was issued for Sterling’s arrest.
On the morning of December 4, 2020, several Deputy United States Marshals (the “Marshals”), along with officers from the NYPD and state troopers from the Massachusetts State Police, traveled to an apartment in the Bronx (the “Apartment”), where they believed Sterling was located, in order to arrest Sterling. The Marshals announced themselves as “U.S. Marshals” and encountered Grandison at the door. The Marshals asked Grandison, in sum and substance, if anyone else was in the Apartment, and Grandison replied, in sum and substance, that no one else was in the Apartment. At the time of his statements to the Marshals, he knew that Sterling was a fugitive. The Marshals proceeded into the Apartment, at which point Sterling began firing at the Marshals, striking and injuring two Marshals. The Marshals returned fire, and Sterling was killed in the exchange. Law enforcement agents recovered a firearm from near Sterling.
Law enforcement agents later interviewed Grandison, who admitted, in sum and substance and among other things, that he had allowed Sterling to live with him. Grandison further admitted that Sterling had told him, in sum and substance and among other things, that if anyone was looking for him, Grandison should tell them Sterling was not there.
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Grandison, of the Bronx, New York, is charged with one count of making false statements to a federal agents and one count of harboring or concealing a person from arrest, each of which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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breaking911--2020-12-09--Baby Girl Dead, Woman In Serious Condition After Stabbing In Georgia

CANTON , GA — The Canton Police Department is investigating a stabbing that led to the death of a 13-month-old @ @ @ @ @ to a 20-year-old woman .
The incident occurred on Tuesday around 2:30 P.M. and took @ @ @ @ @ the 200 block of Mountain Vista Blvd .
— The Mountain View subdivision .
Canton @ @ @ @ @ home and found the injured in a bedroom with stab wounds .
The child was @ @ @ @ @ , where she succumbed to her wounds .
The woman taken to WellStar Kennestone Hospital @ @ @ @ @ condition .
Canton detectives were interviewing multiple people .
Detectives have made no arrests and @ @ @ @ @ community is at risk.
” No further details were available .

CANTON, GA — The Canton Police Department is investigating a stabbing that led to the death of a 13-month-old girl and caused life-threatening injuries to a 20-year-old woman.
The incident occurred on Tuesday around 2:30 P.M. and took place at a home in the 200 block of Mountain Vista Blvd. — The Mountain View subdivision.
Canton officers were called to the home and found the injured in a bedroom with stab wounds. The child was transported to Northside Hospital Cherokee, where she succumbed to her wounds. The woman taken to WellStar Kennestone Hospital and is listed in serious condition.
Canton detectives were interviewing multiple people. Detectives have made no arrests and “do not believe the community is at risk.”
No further details were available.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--SHOCK VIDEO: Elderly White Man Sucker-Punched In Unprovoked Attack In Miami Beach

CBS4 ’ s Joan Murray spoke with the victim , 70-year-old Cesar Martinez , who said the best birthday present @ @ @ @ @

CBS4’s Joan Murray spoke with the victim, 70-year-old Cesar Martinez, who said the best birthday present would be an arrest.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--ICE deports Russian national convicted in wire fraud scheme on attempted murder charge

NEW YORK – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) removed a Russian national Thursday , wanted in his home country for attempted murder , who was also convicted in the U.S. for his role in a $ 4.5 million wire fraud scheme .
ICE ’ s Enforcement Removal Operations ( ERO ) officers escorted Stanislav Eduardovich Lisitskiy , 32 , to Russia via an ICE Air Operation charter flight , before turning him over to Russian authorities at Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow .
Lisitskiy , who overstayed his nonimmigrant temporary visitor visa in 2017 , is wanted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including attempted murder .
In 2019 , he was convicted in the Southern District of New York for conspiracy to commit wire fraud in a scheme that defrauded people of more than $ 4.5 million through online car sales .
Following completion of his prison term , ICE took him into custody and began removal proceedings in February 2020 .
“ I am proud of the collaborative effort of ERO New York and our federal law enforcement partners who were instrumental in removing this fugitive alien from the United States , ” said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ R. Decker .

NEW YORK – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) removed a Russian national Thursday, wanted in his home country for attempted murder, who was also convicted in the U.S. for his role in a $4.5 million wire fraud scheme.
ICE’s Enforcement Removal Operations (ERO) officers escorted Stanislav Eduardovich Lisitskiy, 32, to Russia via an ICE Air Operation charter flight, before turning him over to Russian authorities at Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow.
Lisitskiy, who overstayed his nonimmigrant temporary visitor visa in 2017, is wanted by Russian authorities for multiple charges, including attempted murder. In 2019, he was convicted in the Southern District of New York for conspiracy to commit wire fraud in a scheme that defrauded people of more than $4.5 million through online car sales.
Following completion of his prison term, ICE took him into custody and began removal proceedings in February 2020.
“I am proud of the collaborative effort of ERO New York and our federal law enforcement partners who were instrumental in removing this fugitive alien from the United States,” said ERO New York Field Office Director Thomas R. Decker.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--Maryland Man Linked To White Supremacist Group Pleads To Federal Charges

Defendant Sentenced To Five Years In Federal Prison After Pleading Guilty ; Admits Attending Three Base Training Camps Where He Received Military-Style Training Greenbelt , Maryland – U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang today sentenced a member of the racially motivated violent extremist group “ The Base ” William Garfield Bilbrough IV , age 20 , of Denton , Maryland , to five years in prison , followed by three years of supervised release , after Bilbrough pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport an alien and to transporting the alien , specifically , a fellow member of The Base .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ States Attorney for the District of Maryland Robert K. Hur ; United States Attorney for the District of Delaware David C. Weiss ; Special Agent in Charge Jennifer C. Boone of the Federal Bureau of Investigation , Baltimore Field Office ; and Special Agent in Charge Timothy Jones of the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , Firearms and Explosives ( ATF ) Baltimore Field Division .
“ Preserving our nation ’ s security against terrorist threats continues to be the Justice Department ’ s top priority .
Lives were saved due to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this case .
William Bilbrough and his cohorts intended to inflict violence on the basis of their racist and hateful beliefs .
As long as violent extremists take steps to harm innocent people , we will continue to use all of the tools we have to prevent and deter them , ” said United States Attorney Robert K. Hur .
“ Today ’ s admission of guilt shows how far Mr. Bilbrough was willing to go to support extremist activity , ” said Jennifer C. Boone Special Agent in Charge of the FBI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the guilty plea underscores the continuing threat we face from domestic extremist groups .
The FBI and our law enforcement partners remain fully prepared to take actions necessary to safeguard our communities.
” According to his plea agreement , Bilbrough was a member of The Base , a racially motivated violent extremist group .
Since 2018 , The Base has built a coalition of white supremacist members within the United States and abroad through , among other things , online chat rooms , in-person meetings , propaganda , and military-style training .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ conducted by members of The Base in Georgia from August 2 through August 4 , 2019 , including participating in tactical training and firearms drills .
Later that month , Bilbrough attended another Base training camp in a different state .
As detailed in his plea agreement , on August 30 , 2019 , Bilbrough and a co-conspirator traveled in the co-conspirator ’ s truck from Maryland to southern Michigan to pick up a member of The Base who had fled from Winnipeg , Canada and illegally entered the United States .
Bilbrough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were picking up had entered the United States illegally and that they were picking him up in order to transport him to the East Coast where he could safely reside and continue his participation in The Base .
Bilbrough and his co-conspirator remained in Michigan for approximately two hours , after which all three men headed back east .
Bilbrough drove at least part of the time and was dropped off at his house in Maryland on the evening of August 31 , 2019 .
Bilbrough brought back a few souvenirs , including @ @ @ @ @ @ @ book widely distributed in white nationalist circles .
Bilbrough acknowledged that on about October 30 , 2019 , Bilbrough ’ s co-conspirator picked him up at his Maryland residence and the two drove to Georgia to attend a training camp at the property of another member of The Base .
The illegal alien whom they had picked up in August was already residing at the Georgia property and also attended the training camp .
While in Georgia , on November 2 , 2019 , Bilbrough and his co-conspirator purchased approximately 1,550 rounds of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that day , Bilbrough , his co-conspirator , and the illegal alien traveled from Georgia to Maryland , with Bilbrough driving at least part of the way .
As detailed in the plea agreement , as of November 2019 , Bilbrough ’ s co-conspirator and the illegal alien lived at a residence in Delaware .
Bilbrough visited the Delaware residence on at least one occasion .
On December 21 , 2019 , Bilbrough arrived at the Delaware residence and handled an assault rifle that the illegal alien had constructed with the co-conspirator ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the two men discussed an upcoming rally in Virginia , activities of The Base , and other members of the organization .
Bilbrough also discussed with them the manufacture of DMT ( dimethyltryptamine ) , a controlled substance , and attempted to actually manufacture DMT .
Bilbrough stated that he may try to sell DMT to the people to whom he delivers pizza and stated that he knew DMT was illegal and that it was a felony to have DMT .
Bilbrough admitted that he knew the illegal alien had entered the United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other serious criminal activity , and had never disavowed that purpose while Bilbrough transported and otherwise interacted with the illegal alien .
Federal charges in Maryland and Delaware remain pending against two other alleged members of The Base , Brian Mark Lemley , age 34 , of Elkton , Maryland , and Newark , Delaware ; and Canadian national Patrik Jordan Mathews , age 28 , most recently of Newark , Delaware .
Both defendants have motions pending and no trial date has been set .
The defendants remain detained .

Defendant Sentenced To Five Years In Federal Prison After Pleading Guilty; Admits Attending Three Base Training Camps Where He Received Military-Style Training
Greenbelt, Maryland – U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang today sentenced a member of the racially motivated violent extremist group “The Base” William Garfield Bilbrough IV, age 20, of Denton, Maryland, to five years in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, after Bilbrough pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport an alien and to transporting the alien, specifically, a fellow member of The Base.
The guilty plea was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Robert K. Hur; United States Attorney for the District of Delaware David C. Weiss; Special Agent in Charge Jennifer C. Boone of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Baltimore Field Office; and Special Agent in Charge Timothy Jones of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Baltimore Field Division.
“Preserving our nation’s security against terrorist threats continues to be the Justice Department’s top priority. Lives were saved due to the skill and dedication of law enforcement in this case. William Bilbrough and his cohorts intended to inflict violence on the basis of their racist and hateful beliefs. As long as violent extremists take steps to harm innocent people, we will continue to use all of the tools we have to prevent and deter them,” said United States Attorney Robert K. Hur.
“Today’s admission of guilt shows how far Mr. Bilbrough was willing to go to support extremist activity,” said Jennifer C. Boone Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Baltimore Field Office. “This investigation and the guilty plea underscores the continuing threat we face from domestic extremist groups. The FBI and our law enforcement partners remain fully prepared to take actions necessary to safeguard our communities.”
According to his plea agreement, Bilbrough was a member of The Base, a racially motivated violent extremist group. Since 2018, The Base has built a coalition of white supremacist members within the United States and abroad through, among other things, online chat rooms, in-person meetings, propaganda, and military-style training. Bilbrough participated in a regional training camp conducted by members of The Base in Georgia from August 2 through August 4, 2019, including participating in tactical training and firearms drills. Later that month, Bilbrough attended another Base training camp in a different state.
As detailed in his plea agreement, on August 30, 2019, Bilbrough and a co-conspirator traveled in the co-conspirator’s truck from Maryland to southern Michigan to pick up a member of The Base who had fled from Winnipeg, Canada and illegally entered the United States. Bilbrough admitted that he knew the person they were picking up had entered the United States illegally and that they were picking him up in order to transport him to the East Coast where he could safely reside and continue his participation in The Base. Bilbrough and his co-conspirator remained in Michigan for approximately two hours, after which all three men headed back east. Bilbrough drove at least part of the time and was dropped off at his house in Maryland on the evening of August 31, 2019. Bilbrough brought back a few souvenirs, including a flag for The Base and a book widely distributed in white nationalist circles.
Bilbrough acknowledged that on about October 30, 2019, Bilbrough’s co-conspirator picked him up at his Maryland residence and the two drove to Georgia to attend a training camp at the property of another member of The Base. The illegal alien whom they had picked up in August was already residing at the Georgia property and also attended the training camp. While in Georgia, on November 2, 2019, Bilbrough and his co-conspirator purchased approximately 1,550 rounds of 5.56 ammunition for $558.54. Later that day, Bilbrough, his co-conspirator, and the illegal alien traveled from Georgia to Maryland, with Bilbrough driving at least part of the way.
As detailed in the plea agreement, as of November 2019, Bilbrough’s co-conspirator and the illegal alien lived at a residence in Delaware. Bilbrough visited the Delaware residence on at least one occasion. On December 21, 2019, Bilbrough arrived at the Delaware residence and handled an assault rifle that the illegal alien had constructed with the co-conspirator’s assistance and encouragement. Bilbrough and the two men discussed an upcoming rally in Virginia, activities of The Base, and other members of the organization. Bilbrough also discussed with them the manufacture of DMT (dimethyltryptamine), a controlled substance, and attempted to actually manufacture DMT. Bilbrough stated that he may try to sell DMT to the people to whom he delivers pizza and stated that he knew DMT was illegal and that it was a felony to have DMT.
Bilbrough admitted that he knew the illegal alien had entered the United States to engage in subversive activity or other serious criminal activity, and had never disavowed that purpose while Bilbrough transported and otherwise interacted with the illegal alien.
Federal charges in Maryland and Delaware remain pending against two other alleged members of The Base, Brian Mark Lemley, age 34, of Elkton, Maryland, and Newark, Delaware; and Canadian national Patrik Jordan Mathews, age 28, most recently of Newark, Delaware. Both defendants have motions pending and no trial date has been set. The defendants remain detained.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--Louisiana & Alabama Join Texas, Ask Supreme Court To Overturn Trump’s Losses In Key States

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today filed a lawsuit against Georgia , Michigan , Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in the United States Supreme Court .
Paxton essentially seeks to throw out the votes and allow Republican-majority state legislatures to appoint electors who , presumably , would hand the election to Donald Trump .
“ Trust in the integrity of our election processes is sacrosanct and binds our citizenry and the States in this Union together .
Georgia , Michigan , Pennsylvania and Wisconsin destroyed that trust and compromised the security and integrity of the 2020 election .
The states violated statutes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thereby violating the Constitution .
By ignoring both state and federal law , these states have not only tainted the integrity of their own citizens ’ vote , but of Texas and every other state that held lawful elections , ” said Attorney General Paxton .
“ Their failure to abide by the rule of law casts a dark shadow of doubt over the outcome of the entire election .
We now ask that the Supreme Court step in to correct this egregious error.
” Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and Alabama Attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the effort .
“ Millions of Louisiana citizens , and tens of millions of our fellow citizens in the country , have deep concerns regarding the conduct of the 2020 federal elections .
Deeply rooted in these concerns is the fact that some states appear to have conducted their elections with a disregard to the U.S. Constitution .
Furthermore , many Louisianans have become more frustrated as some in media and the political class try to sidestep legitimate issues for the sake of expediency .
Weeks ago , on behalf of the citizens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other states in filing a legal brief with the United States Supreme Court urging the Justices to look into the conduct of the election in Pennsylvania where their state court ignored the U.S. Constitution in regard to the conduct of the election .
The U.S. Constitution in Article 1 , Section 4 , states plainly : “ The Times , Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives , shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature … ” The power for the conduct of federal elections is held by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In states like Pennsylvania , the judicial branch attempted to seize control of these duties and obligations and to set their own rules .
These actions appear to be unconstitutional .
If it is unconstitutional for Pennsylvania to take this action , it is similarly unconstitutional for other states to have done the same .
Only the U.S. Supreme Court can ultimately decide cases of real controversy among the states under our Constitution .
That is why the Justices should hear and decide the case which we have joined representing the citizens of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Court should consider the most recent Texas motion , which contains some of the same arguments .
Louisiana citizens are damaged if elections in other states were conducted outside the confines of the Constitution while we obeyed the rules.
” The efforts are a long-shot and likely to fail , legal experts say .

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today filed a lawsuit against Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in the United States Supreme Court. Paxton essentially seeks to throw out the votes and allow Republican-majority state legislatures to appoint electors who, presumably, would hand the election to Donald Trump.
“Trust in the integrity of our election processes is sacrosanct and binds our citizenry and the States in this Union together. Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin destroyed that trust and compromised the security and integrity of the 2020 election. The states violated statutes enacted by their duly elected legislatures, thereby violating the Constitution. By ignoring both state and federal law, these states have not only tainted the integrity of their own citizens’ vote, but of Texas and every other state that held lawful elections,” said Attorney General Paxton. “Their failure to abide by the rule of law casts a dark shadow of doubt over the outcome of the entire election. We now ask that the Supreme Court step in to correct this egregious error.”
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall also joined Paxton in the effort.
Here is my statement on the State of Texas’s motion filed with #SCOTUS and the State of Alabama’s commitment to the fight to ensure #electionintegrity: pic.twitter.com/Z8NUumtb3y — Attorney General Steve Marshall (@AGSteveMarshall) December 8, 2020
Landry issued the following statement:
“Millions of Louisiana citizens, and tens of millions of our fellow citizens in the country, have deep concerns regarding the conduct of the 2020 federal elections. Deeply rooted in these concerns is the fact that some states appear to have conducted their elections with a disregard to the U.S. Constitution. Furthermore, many Louisianans have become more frustrated as some in media and the political class try to sidestep legitimate issues for the sake of expediency.
Weeks ago, on behalf of the citizens of Louisiana, my office joined many other states in filing a legal brief with the United States Supreme Court urging the Justices to look into the conduct of the election in Pennsylvania where their state court ignored the U.S. Constitution in regard to the conduct of the election. The U.S. Constitution in Article 1, Section 4, states plainly: “The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature …” The power for the conduct of federal elections is held by the State Legislatures in each state. In states like Pennsylvania, the judicial branch attempted to seize control of these duties and obligations and to set their own rules. These actions appear to be unconstitutional. If it is unconstitutional for Pennsylvania to take this action, it is similarly unconstitutional for other states to have done the same.
Only the U.S. Supreme Court can ultimately decide cases of real controversy among the states under our Constitution. That is why the Justices should hear and decide the case which we have joined representing the citizens of Louisiana.
Furthermore, the U.S. Supreme Court should consider the most recent Texas motion, which contains some of the same arguments.
Louisiana citizens are damaged if elections in other states were conducted outside the confines of the Constitution while we obeyed the rules.”
The efforts are a long-shot and likely to fail, legal experts say.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--SPOTTED: Humpback whale spotted spouting off in NYC’s Hudson River

The humpback whale was spotted off Pier 84 near the Intrepid Sea , Air & Space Museum .

The humpback whale was spotted off Pier 84 near the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--Clashes Erupt, Arrests Made At Portland Home Where Protesters Try To Prevent Black Family’s Eviction

PORTLAND , Ore. — On Tuesday , around 5:00 a.m. , members of the Portland Police Bureau ( PPB ) assisted the Multnomah County Sheriff ’ s Office ( MCSO ) in returning private property in the 4400 block of North Mississippi Avenue to the property owners .
Over the past three months , people have been illegally trespassing on properties on Mississippi Avenue , including in a house and on privately owned lots .
Today , police encountered people trespassing at these locations .
A few minutes before 5:00 a.m. , officers secured a perimeter by blocking streets and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ limit access and help ensure the safety of community members as well as police .
PPB and MCSO coordinated their arrival and secured the properties .
As police arrived they encountered one person armed with a firearm and safely took that person into custody .
Officers were able to contact other people on the properties and safely secure it within a few minutes .
PPB recovered firearms on the property .
Portland Police officers stood by while private property owners began to secure their property who police have been working with in anticipation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Private property owners arranged for boarding up and fencing .
According to call log data , over the three-month period , from September 1 to November 30 , 2020 , at least 81 calls for service were placed for issues related to these properties and the immediate area .
Calls for service included , but were not limited to : fights , disturbances , shots fired , burglary , thefts , vandalism , noise violations , trespassing , threats ( including by armed individuals ) , and for illegally blocking traffic , sidewalks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ period , PPB officers spoke with many community members about their concerns and the threatening behavior and intimidation they experienced in the neighborhood around these properties .
Portland Police worked with property owners leading up to this morning ’ s activity .
For background information on the eviction , click HERE .

PORTLAND, Ore. — On Tuesday, around 5:00 a.m., members of the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) assisted the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) in returning private property in the 4400 block of North Mississippi Avenue to the property owners.
Over the past three months, people have been illegally trespassing on properties on Mississippi Avenue, including in a house and on privately owned lots. Today, police encountered people trespassing at these locations.
A few minutes before 5:00 a.m., officers secured a perimeter by blocking streets and sidewalks surrounding these properties in order to limit access and help ensure the safety of community members as well as police.
PPB and MCSO coordinated their arrival and secured the properties. As police arrived they encountered one person armed with a firearm and safely took that person into custody. Officers were able to contact other people on the properties and safely secure it within a few minutes. PPB recovered firearms on the property.
Portland Police officers stood by while private property owners began to secure their property who police have been working with in anticipation of this morning’s activities. Private property owners arranged for boarding up and fencing.
According to call log data, over the three-month period, from September 1 to November 30, 2020, at least 81 calls for service were placed for issues related to these properties and the immediate area. Calls for service included, but were not limited to: fights, disturbances, shots fired, burglary, thefts, vandalism, noise violations, trespassing, threats (including by armed individuals), and for illegally blocking traffic, sidewalks and access to homes. Throughout this period, PPB officers spoke with many community members about their concerns and the threatening behavior and intimidation they experienced in the neighborhood around these properties.
Portland Police worked with property owners leading up to this morning’s activity.
For background information on the eviction, click HERE.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--NC Gov. Issues New Lockdown Order, Imposes Alcohol Curfew

Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mandy Cohen today announced that North Carolina will begin a Modified Stay at Home Order after a rapid increase in North Carolina ’ s key COVID-19 trends .
The Order requires people to stay at home between 10 pm and 5 am and takes effect Friday , December 11 and will be in place until at least January 8 , 2021 .
“ We already have strong safety protocols and capacity limitations in place – including a statewide mask requirement .
With this additional action beginning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ numbers down , ” Governor Cooper said .
“ Our new modified Stay At Home order aims to limit gatherings and get people home where they are safer , especially during the holidays .
It ’ s also a reminder that we must be vigilant the rest of the day – wearing a face mask when we are with people we don ’ t live with , keeping a safe distance from others and washing our hands a lot.
” The Order requires restaurants , bars , entertainment venues , personal care businesses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Travel to and from work ; to obtain food , medical care , fuel or social services ; or to take care of a family member is exempted .
The new order includes moving the alcohol curfew to 9 p.m .
In the past week , North Carolina ’ s case count has broken single-day records on three separate days , including crossing more than 6,000 cases per day on two of those days .
Just a month ago , cases were under 3,000 per day .
In recent days , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to more than 10 % .
Governor Cooper was clear that further action would be taken to slow the spread of the virus if trends do not improve .
This could require further limiting of restaurant dining , indoor entertainment or shopping and retail capacity restrictions , among other safety protocols .
Dr. Cohen also provided an update on North Carolina ’ s COVID-19 County Alert System map .
The number of red counties ( critical community spread ) has more than doubled since November 23 , up to 48 red counties from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 34 orange counties ( substantial community spread ) , as compared to 42 orange counties from the previous report .
With today ’ s report , more than 80 % of the state ’ s counties fall into the red or orange tier .
Read the update to see where each county stands and how the system was designed .
“ Your actions can keep people from getting sick , save lives , and make sure our hospitals can care for people whether it ’ s for a heart attack or a car @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your loved ones , and your community now , ” said NCDHHS Secretary Mandy K. Cohen , M.D .
Dr. Cohen also provided an update on North Carolina ’ s data and trends .
Trajectory in Percent of Tests Returning Positive Over 14 Days • North Carolina ’ s trajectory in percent of tests returning positive is increasing .
In addition to these metrics , the state continues building capacity to adequately respond to an increase in virus spread in testing , tracing and prevention .
• Testing capacity is high , surpassing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the past week .
• The state is continuing to hire contact tracers to bolster the efforts of local health departments .
• There have been more than 500,000 downloads of the exposure notification app , SlowCOVIDNC .

Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mandy Cohen today announced that North Carolina will begin a Modified Stay at Home Order after a rapid increase in North Carolina’s key COVID-19 trends. The Order requires people to stay at home between 10 pm and 5 am and takes effect Friday, December 11 and will be in place until at least January 8, 2021.
“We already have strong safety protocols and capacity limitations in place – including a statewide mask requirement. With this additional action beginning Friday, we hope to get these numbers down,” Governor Cooper said. “Our new modified Stay At Home order aims to limit gatherings and get people home where they are safer, especially during the holidays. It’s also a reminder that we must be vigilant the rest of the day – wearing a face mask when we are with people we don’t live with, keeping a safe distance from others and washing our hands a lot.”
The Order requires restaurants, bars, entertainment venues, personal care businesses and more to close at 10 pm. Travel to and from work; to obtain food, medical care, fuel or social services; or to take care of a family member is exempted.
The new order includes moving the alcohol curfew to 9 p.m.
In the past week, North Carolina’s case count has broken single-day records on three separate days, including crossing more than 6,000 cases per day on two of those days. Just a month ago, cases were under 3,000 per day. In recent days, the percent of tests returning positive has increased to more than 10%.
Governor Cooper was clear that further action would be taken to slow the spread of the virus if trends do not improve. This could require further limiting of restaurant dining, indoor entertainment or shopping and retail capacity restrictions, among other safety protocols.
Dr. Cohen also provided an update on North Carolina’s COVID-19 County Alert System map. The number of red counties (critical community spread) has more than doubled since November 23, up to 48 red counties from 20 red counties. There are now 34 orange counties (substantial community spread), as compared to 42 orange counties from the previous report. With today’s report, more than 80% of the state’s counties fall into the red or orange tier. Read the update to see where each county stands and how the system was designed.
“Your actions can keep people from getting sick, save lives, and make sure our hospitals can care for people whether it’s for a heart attack or a car accident or COVID-19. Protect yourself, your loved ones, and your community now,” said NCDHHS Secretary Mandy K. Cohen, M.D.
Dr. Cohen also provided an update on North Carolina’s data and trends.
Trajectory in COVID-Like Illness (CLI) Surveillance Over 14 Days
North Carolina’s syndromic surveillance trend for COVID-like illness is increasing.
Trajectory of Confirmed Cases Over 14 Days
North Carolina’s trajectory of cases is increasing.
Trajectory in Percent of Tests Returning Positive Over 14 Days
North Carolina’s trajectory in percent of tests returning positive is increasing.
Trajectory in Hospitalizations Over 14 Days
North Carolina’s trajectory of hospitalizations is increasing.
In addition to these metrics, the state continues building capacity to adequately respond to an increase in virus spread in testing, tracing and prevention.
Testing
Testing capacity is high, surpassing 50,000 tests per day for much of the past week.
Tracing Capability
The state is continuing to hire contact tracers to bolster the efforts of local health departments.
There have been more than 500,000 downloads of the exposure notification app, SlowCOVIDNC.
Personal Protective Equipment
North Carolina’s personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies are stable.
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breaking911--2020-12-08--US Navy Sailor Admits To Sexually Assaulting And Producing Pornography Involving Infants And Childre

US Navy Sailor Admits To Sexually Assaulting And Producing Pornography Involving Infants And Children

Navy sailor Randall J. Tilton , 31 , last residing in Groton , waived his right to be indicted and pleaded guilty today before U.S. District Judge Jeffrey A. Meyer in New Haven to child pornography production offenses related to his sexual of abuse of seven young girls in three states over the course of several years .
According to court documents and statements made in court , on November 1 , 2019 , Tilton was arrested on state sexual assault charges after he admitted in an interview with Town of Groton Police that he had sexually assaulted several minor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some of the sexual assaults .
Subsequent examination of a laptop , tablet , cellphone and two flash drives seized from Tilton revealed that , beginning in approximately 2014 , Tilton sexually assaulted seven girls who were between the ages of four months and eight years old .
Tilton photographed and video recorded many of these sexual assaults .
Some of the images depict a minor victim bound and restrained while Tilton sexually assaulted her .
Tilton distributed some of the images and videos of these sexual assaults on the dark web through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ electronic devices also included thousands of images and videos of the sexual abuse of other minors , including sadomasochistic images of minors in bondage , sexual assaults on infants , and sexual acts on the corpse of a minor .
When he was arrested , Tilton was employed as a forward auxiliary mechanic in the U.S. Navy .
The investigation revealed that Tilton sexually assaulted children in Connecticut , New Hampshire and California .
Tilton pleaded guilty to seven counts of production of child pornography , an offense that carries a mandatory minimum @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a maximum term of imprisonment of 30 years on each count .
At sentencing , which is scheduled for March 1 , 2021 , the government will argue for a sentence of 210 years of imprisonment .
Tilton has been detained since his arrest .

Navy sailor Randall J. Tilton, 31, last residing in Groton, waived his right to be indicted and pleaded guilty today before U.S. District Judge Jeffrey A. Meyer in New Haven to child pornography production offenses related to his sexual of abuse of seven young girls in three states over the course of several years.
According to court documents and statements made in court, on November 1, 2019, Tilton was arrested on state sexual assault charges after he admitted in an interview with Town of Groton Police that he had sexually assaulted several minor victims, and that he had recorded some of the sexual assaults. Subsequent examination of a laptop, tablet, cellphone and two flash drives seized from Tilton revealed that, beginning in approximately 2014, Tilton sexually assaulted seven girls who were between the ages of four months and eight years old. Tilton photographed and video recorded many of these sexual assaults. Some of the images depict a minor victim bound and restrained while Tilton sexually assaulted her. Tilton distributed some of the images and videos of these sexual assaults on the dark web through the Tor network.
Tilton’s electronic devices also included thousands of images and videos of the sexual abuse of other minors, including sadomasochistic images of minors in bondage, sexual assaults on infants, and sexual acts on the corpse of a minor.
When he was arrested, Tilton was employed as a forward auxiliary mechanic in the U.S. Navy. The investigation revealed that Tilton sexually assaulted children in Connecticut, New Hampshire and California.
Tilton pleaded guilty to seven counts of production of child pornography, an offense that carries a mandatory minimum term of imprisonment of 15 years and a maximum term of imprisonment of 30 years on each count.
At sentencing, which is scheduled for March 1, 2021, the government will argue for a sentence of 210 years of imprisonment.
Tilton has been detained since his arrest.
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breaking911--2020-12-09--FEDS: Man who wanted to sexually assault girls, 9 & 12, showed their ‘mother’ his COVID-19 and HIV t

FEDS: Man who wanted to sexually assault girls, 9 & 12, showed their ‘mother’ his COVID-19 and HIV test results

Steve Rosado , a registered sex offender , was arrested for attempted enticement of two minor girls in New York , New York .
Rosado was arrested yesterday evening .
Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss stated : “ Steve Rosado allegedly attempted to harm society ’ s most vulnerable – trying to engage in sexual activity with two young children , whom he believed to be 12 and 9 years old – even after he had been convicted of sex offenses in the past and required to register as a sex offender .
I thank the FBI and the NYPD @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rosado before he could harm any more victims.
” FBI Assistant Director William F. Sweeney Jr. said : “ As alleged , Mr. Rosado knew exactly what he was doing when he arranged to have sex with two children , one of whom he believed was only 9 years old .
As a convicted sex offender , he knew the risk and allegedly took it anyway .
He is now in federal custody and facing prosecution .
It ’ s not easy to investigate sexual predators .
The agents , detectives , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Human Trafficking Task Force do this work each and every day hoping to stop the next offender from harming another child.
” NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said : “ These charges , by the United States Attorney ’ s Office for the Southern District of New York reflect our continuing commitment to keep those would who prey on children from stalking our streets .
I praise our detectives and federal partners for their work in fighting on behalf of society ’ s most vulnerable individuals.
” According to the allegations in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2020 , an undercover FBI agent ( “ UC-1 ” ) , posing as the mother of a 12-year-old girl and a 9-year-old girl , initiated a series of conversations on an instant messaging platform with an individual identified to be Rosado .
Thereafter , UC-1 and Rosado had numerous communications via the instant messaging platform , text message , and telephone call .
In these conversations , Rosado repeatedly expressed , in graphic and unambiguous terms , his desire to engage in sexual activity with both children – including both oral @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any concerns UC-1 might have regarding Rosado having sexual relations with her young children , Rosado provided UC-1 with his recent test results for COVID-19 and HIV , and he discussed what he and UC-1 could do if he were to impregnate one of the children .
UC-1 and Rosado arranged to meet at a bar in Manhattan on the evening of December 7 , 2020 , with the understanding that they would return to UC-1 ’ s apartment afterward and Rosado would then engage in sexual activity with the children .
On @ @ @ @ @ @ @ UC-1 at the agreed-upon location .
After the two of them left the bar and began walking toward UC-1 ’ s purported apartment , law enforcement arrested Rosado .
Rosado was in possession of a backpack containing , among other things , a toothbrush , a change of clothes , and lubricant .
Rosado is charged with one count of attempted enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity , in violation of Title 18 , United States Code , Sections 2422 ( b ) and 2 , which carries a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison ; and one count of committing the aforementioned offense while being required to register as a sex offender , in violation of Title 18 , United States Code , Section 2260A , which carries a mandatory sentence of an additional 10 years in prison .

Steve Rosado, a registered sex offender, was arrested for attempted enticement of two minor girls in New York, New York. Rosado was arrested yesterday evening.
Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss stated: “Steve Rosado allegedly attempted to harm society’s most vulnerable – trying to engage in sexual activity with two young children, whom he believed to be 12 and 9 years old – even after he had been convicted of sex offenses in the past and required to register as a sex offender. I thank the FBI and the NYPD for their work in investigating and arresting Rosado before he could harm any more victims.”
FBI Assistant Director William F. Sweeney Jr. said: “As alleged, Mr. Rosado knew exactly what he was doing when he arranged to have sex with two children, one of whom he believed was only 9 years old. As a convicted sex offender, he knew the risk and allegedly took it anyway. He is now in federal custody and facing prosecution. It’s not easy to investigate sexual predators. The agents, detectives, and analysts who constitute the FBI/NYPD Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force do this work each and every day hoping to stop the next offender from harming another child.”
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said: “These charges, by the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York reflect our continuing commitment to keep those would who prey on children from stalking our streets. I praise our detectives and federal partners for their work in fighting on behalf of society’s most vulnerable individuals.”
According to the allegations in the Complaint:
On or about November 29, 2020, an undercover FBI agent (“UC-1”), posing as the mother of a 12-year-old girl and a 9-year-old girl, initiated a series of conversations on an instant messaging platform with an individual identified to be Rosado. Thereafter, UC-1 and Rosado had numerous communications via the instant messaging platform, text message, and telephone call.
In these conversations, Rosado repeatedly expressed, in graphic and unambiguous terms, his desire to engage in sexual activity with both children – including both oral and vaginal sex. To help alleviate any concerns UC-1 might have regarding Rosado having sexual relations with her young children, Rosado provided UC-1 with his recent test results for COVID-19 and HIV, and he discussed what he and UC-1 could do if he were to impregnate one of the children.
UC-1 and Rosado arranged to meet at a bar in Manhattan on the evening of December 7, 2020, with the understanding that they would return to UC-1’s apartment afterward and Rosado would then engage in sexual activity with the children. On the evening in question, Rosado met UC-1 at the agreed-upon location. After the two of them left the bar and began walking toward UC-1’s purported apartment, law enforcement arrested Rosado. Rosado was in possession of a backpack containing, among other things, a toothbrush, a change of clothes, and lubricant.
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Rosado is charged with one count of attempted enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 2422(b) and 2, which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison; and one count of committing the aforementioned offense while being required to register as a sex offender, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 2260A, which carries a mandatory sentence of an additional 10 years in prison.
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breaking911--2020-12-09--Don Jr. Makes Emotional Plea In Interview With Tucker Carlson

Donald Trump Jr. makes a case for the importance of the Georgia Senate run-off race .

Donald Trump Jr. makes a case for the importance of the Georgia Senate run-off race.
WATCH NEXT: Donald Trump Jr. Spars With ABC’s ‘The View’
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breaking911--2020-12-10--Pedophile Allegedly Tried To Get Babysitting Jobs With Popular Websites

CINCINNATI – A Cincinnati man alleged to be seeking babysitting jobs online was arrested Monday afternoon and charged federally with possessing and transporting child pornography .
Ryan J. McConnell , 29 , appeared in U.S. District Court for an initial appearance at 1:30pm today , at which time his case was unsealed .
According to court documents , FBI agents in El Paso , Texas , acting in an undercover capacity on Kik messenger discovered McConnell through a group called “ Toddlers.
” Members within this group distributed hundreds of videos and images of child rape .
It is alleged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ depicting pre-pubescent and pubescent boys engaged in sexually explicit conduct while wearing diapers .
Additionally , it is alleged McConnell actively sought work as a babysitter from approximately 2010 until present on a number of websites , including SitterCity.com , Care.com , Craigslist.org and possibly others .
For example , criminal complaint documents allege McConnell was registered for three SitterCity accounts and had created at least 20 Craigslist ads offering childcare and/or babysitting services as recently as late October 2020 .
The FBI believes that there are potentially more victims associated with this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tri-State area who may be a victim of McConnell ’ s alleged conduct to contact their office at 513-979-8611 .
Transporting child pornography is a federal crime punishable by a mandatory minimum of five years and up to 20 years in prison .
Possessing child pornography carries a potential maximum of 10 years in prison .

CINCINNATI – A Cincinnati man alleged to be seeking babysitting jobs online was arrested Monday afternoon and charged federally with possessing and transporting child pornography.
Ryan J. McConnell, 29, appeared in U.S. District Court for an initial appearance at 1:30pm today, at which time his case was unsealed.
According to court documents, FBI agents in El Paso, Texas, acting in an undercover capacity on Kik messenger discovered McConnell through a group called “Toddlers.” Members within this group distributed hundreds of videos and images of child rape.
It is alleged McConnell’s phone contained child pornography depicting pre-pubescent and pubescent boys engaged in sexually explicit conduct while wearing diapers.
Additionally, it is alleged McConnell actively sought work as a babysitter from approximately 2010 until present on a number of websites, including SitterCity.com, Care.com, Craigslist.org and possibly others. For example, criminal complaint documents allege McConnell was registered for three SitterCity accounts and had created at least 20 Craigslist ads offering childcare and/or babysitting services as recently as late October 2020.
The FBI believes that there are potentially more victims associated with this case. They ask anyone in the Tri-State area who may be a victim of McConnell’s alleged conduct to contact their office at 513-979-8611.
Transporting child pornography is a federal crime punishable by a mandatory minimum of five years and up to 20 years in prison. Possessing child pornography carries a potential maximum of 10 years in prison.
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breaking911--2020-12-10--SHERIFF: 158 People Arrested, Sex Trafficking Victim Rescued At ‘Super Spreader’ Party In Los Angele

SHERIFF: 158 People Arrested, Sex Trafficking Victim Rescued At ‘Super Spreader’ Party In Los Angeles County

PALMDALE , Calif. — On Tuesday Sheriff Alex Villanueva announced details and results from an operation at a super-spreader event on Saturday , December 5 , 2020 , in Palmdale .
The operation was done with extensive coordination and meticulous planning from various bureaus and units , including the Palmdale Sheriff ’ s Station , Human Trafficking Force , Operation Safe Streets Bureau , Aero Bureau , three patrol squads of the Mobile Field Force Personnel , and the Los Angeles County Fire Department .
The Los Angeles County Sheriff ’ s Department obtained information that a massive underground party @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Palmdale .
Previous incidents revealed parties like these often involve drugs , prostitution , underage drinking , and violence .
During the well-executed operation on the 6300 blocks of West Avenue M8 , 158 individuals were arrested ; 116 of them were adults , and 35 were juveniles .
Six firearms were confiscated .
Most importantly , a girl that was categorized as a Commercially Sexually Exploited Child was rescued .
The event was not only a violation of the Governor ’ s health order , but it was also criminal in nature @ @ @ @ @ @ @ politicians to reconsider allowing the restaurant industry to re-open and instead target super-spreader events , which account for most COVID-19 transmissions .
“ We will continue to apply common sense to our enforcement actions and weigh the letter of the law with the spirit of the law .
It is my firm belief that this approach is a more efficient and effective means to manage the spread of this potentially deadly virus , ” said Sheriff Villanueva .

PALMDALE, Calif. — On Tuesday Sheriff Alex Villanueva announced details and results from an operation at a super-spreader event on Saturday, December 5, 2020, in Palmdale. The operation was done with extensive coordination and meticulous planning from various bureaus and units, including the Palmdale Sheriff’s Station, Human Trafficking Force, Operation Safe Streets Bureau, Aero Bureau, three patrol squads of the Mobile Field Force Personnel, and the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department obtained information that a massive underground party would occur at a vacant house in Palmdale. Previous incidents revealed parties like these often involve drugs, prostitution, underage drinking, and violence.
During the well-executed operation on the 6300 blocks of West Avenue M8, 158 individuals were arrested; 116 of them were adults, and 35 were juveniles. Six firearms were confiscated. Most importantly, a girl that was categorized as a Commercially Sexually Exploited Child was rescued. The event was not only a violation of the Governor’s health order, but it was also criminal in nature.
Sheriff Villanueva asked local and state politicians to reconsider allowing the restaurant industry to re-open and instead target super-spreader events, which account for most COVID-19 transmissions.
“We will continue to apply common sense to our enforcement actions and weigh the letter of the law with the spirit of the law. It is my firm belief that this approach is a more efficient and effective means to manage the spread of this potentially deadly virus,” said Sheriff Villanueva.
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