breaking911--2020-05-12--Man Who Threatened To Shoot Cops Tased, Arrested After Chase Ends In Grocery Stockroom

PORTLAND , Oregon — On May 12 , 2020 at 7:35 a.m. , officers assigned to the Transit Police Division @ @ @ @ @ adult male breaking into the Snack Shack at the Gateway Transit Station .
When officers @ @ @ @ @ the suspect saw the officers and ran .
Officers pursued the suspect who fled into @ @ @ @ @ suspect ran into a stockroom with only one way in or out .
Officers confronted @ @ @ @ @ to take him into custody .
The suspect turned towards the officers with his hands @ @ @ @ @ officers he was going to shoot them .
Officers deployed a Conducted Electrical Weapon ( @ @ @ @ @ was taken into custody .
The suspect did not have a weapon on him .
@ @ @ @ @ , who has an extensive criminal history , was booked into the Multnomah County Detention @ @ @ @ @ II , Criminal Mischief I , Menacing , Disorderly Conduct II , and Resisting Arrest @

PORTLAND, Oregon — On May 12, 2020 at 7:35 a.m., officers assigned to the Transit Police Division responded to reports of an adult male breaking into the Snack Shack at the Gateway Transit Station.
When officers arrived at the location, the suspect saw the officers and ran. Officers pursued the suspect who fled into Winco Food Stores. The suspect ran into a stockroom with only one way in or out. Officers confronted the suspect in an attempt to take him into custody. The suspect turned towards the officers with his hands under his jacket and told officers he was going to shoot them.
Officers deployed a Conducted Electrical Weapon (CEW) and the suspect was taken into custody. The suspect did not have a weapon on him.
36 year-old Matthew Joseph Medlin, who has an extensive criminal history, was booked into the Multnomah County Detention Center on charges of Burglary II, Criminal Mischief I, Menacing, Disorderly Conduct II, and Resisting Arrest.
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breaking911--2020-05-12--Texas Pedo Sentenced For Hundreds of Child Sex Crimes

A man from Water Valley , Texas , was sentenced today to serve 60 years in prison for producing hundreds of videos and images of himself sexually abusing a child .
Douglas Stephen Groover , 37 , was sentenced after pleading guilty in February 2020 to two counts of production of child pornography .
The sentence , which was imposed by U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix of the Northern District of Texas , also included a lifetime term of supervised release and a restitution award of $ 53,000 .
According to court documents , in addition to the hundreds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ himself sexually abusing a minor , he also admitted to sexually abusing at least two additional minors .
Groover also admitted to maintaining a large collection of child pornography , which included depictions of the sexual abuse of infants and toddlers , sadism and bestiality .
Go San Angelo reported : One victim told investigators she had been assaulted by the suspect for several years .
She said she had been forced to wear costumes and lingerie for the suspect , and he would photograph and video record her .
The warrant search @ @ @ @ @ @ @ black Nikon camera , and several digital storage devices , which contained child pornography .
Also found were lingerie and costumes consistent with the victim ’ s description .

A man from Water Valley, Texas, was sentenced today to serve 60 years in prison for producing hundreds of videos and images of himself sexually abusing a child.
Douglas Stephen Groover, 37, was sentenced after pleading guilty in February 2020 to two counts of production of child pornography. The sentence, which was imposed by U.S. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix of the Northern District of Texas, also included a lifetime term of supervised release and a restitution award of $53,000.
According to court documents, in addition to the hundreds of videos and images he created of himself sexually abusing a minor, he also admitted to sexually abusing at least two additional minors. Groover also admitted to maintaining a large collection of child pornography, which included depictions of the sexual abuse of infants and toddlers, sadism and bestiality.
Go San Angelo reported: One victim told investigators she had been assaulted by the suspect for several years. She said she had been forced to wear costumes and lingerie for the suspect, and he would photograph and video record her.
The warrant search of Groover’s home revealed a black Nikon camera, and several digital storage devices, which contained child pornography. Also found were lingerie and costumes consistent with the victim’s description.
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breaking911--2020-05-12--CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Police Were At Park To Monitor Drinking, ATV Driving Before Shots Rang Out Woundin

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Police Were At Park To Monitor Drinking, ATV Driving Before Shots Rang Out Wounding 5

FORT WORTH , Texas — On 5/10/2020 at approximately 5:45 p.m. , East Division Officers began addressing city ordinance violations @ @ @ @ @ ATV ’ s and drinking alcohol in a city park , at this location while @ @ @ @ @ crowd .
Officers began addressing the crowd , which has been estimated to consist of @ @ @ @ @ requested that they disperse .
There were approximately five Fort Worth Officers in the park @ @ @ @ @ some using their public address systems and sirens , to encourage the crowd to disperse @ @ @ @ @ the scene began repeatedly ordering the crowd to leave the park using his public address @ @ @ @ @ rang out and many fled the scene ; this was captured by a police vehicle @ @ @ @ @ quickly ran to the aid of those wounded and summoned emergency medical attention while other @ @ @ @ @ involved .
The FWPD Gang Unit is continuing to investigate and all five shooting victims @ @ @ @ @ No other details were released .

FORT WORTH, Texas — On 5/10/2020 at approximately 5:45 p.m., East Division Officers began addressing city ordinance violations, such as people riding ATV’s and drinking alcohol in a city park, at this location while attempting to disperse a growing crowd. Officers began addressing the crowd, which has been estimated to consist of about 400 people, and requested that they disperse. There were approximately five Fort Worth Officers in the park in marked police vehicles, some using their public address systems and sirens, to encourage the crowd to disperse. A Police Supervisor at the scene began repeatedly ordering the crowd to leave the park using his public address system. Numerous gunshots soon rang out and many fled the scene; this was captured by a police vehicle in-car camera system. Officers quickly ran to the aid of those wounded and summoned emergency medical attention while other officers began searching for those involved.
The FWPD Gang Unit is continuing to investigate and all five shooting victims are expected to recover. No other details were released.
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breaking911--2020-05-12--Man Arrested In Credible Plot To Kidnap, Murder Law Enforcement To Start ‘Uprising’

On May 8 , 2020 , Christian Stanley Ferguson , 20 years old , of Cleveland , Ohio , was taken into custody without incident by law enforcement .
Agents from the Cleveland Division FBI , along with Cuyahoga Valley National Park Rangers , conducted law enforcement activity within the boundaries of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park .
Ferguson was placed into custody at approximately 6 p.m .
According to a criminal complaint filed today , Ferguson was identified after engaging in several violent and extremist postings made on the cross-platform communication application Discord .
Over several weeks , Ferguson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ report a false crime was in progress to prompt a response by law enforcement .
Specifically , he expressed an interest in a response by federal law enforcement because he believed they had better quality firearms and body armor to steal .
He made statements about tactical options for killing multiple targets and the disposal of their bodies .
He reaffirmed his plan to ambush law enforcement , kill them , rob them of their weapons , and start an uprising .
As a result of the conversations in the Discord chatrooms controlled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ occasions with individuals to further discuss Ferguson ’ s plan in order to see it to fruition .
Ferguson then engaged in practice drills with an AR-15 rifle and on one occasion conducted reconnaissance in a dry run .
He ultimately facilitated a hoax distress call within the boundaries of the National Park to gauge response time by park rangers .
Ferguson believed four federal officers arrived and indicated that if that many officers respond to the real event , they would likely have to kill them all .
The FBI was able @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has been held in local custody since May 8 and was transferred to federal custody this morning .
He has been charged with attempted kidnapping .
He will have his initial appearance this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. in U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen B. Burke ’ s courtroom .
This case was investigated by the Cuyahoga Valley National Park Rangers , Cuyahoga Falls Police Department , City of Cuyahoga Falls Prosecutor ’ s Office , and the Cleveland Division of the FBI and is being prosecuted by the United States Attorney ’ s Office-Northern @ @ @ @

On May 8, 2020, Christian Stanley Ferguson, 20 years old, of Cleveland, Ohio, was taken into custody without incident by law enforcement. Agents from the Cleveland Division FBI, along with Cuyahoga Valley National Park Rangers, conducted law enforcement activity within the boundaries of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Ferguson was placed into custody at approximately 6 p.m.
According to a criminal complaint filed today, Ferguson was identified after engaging in several violent and extremist postings made on the cross-platform communication application Discord. Over several weeks, Ferguson discussed his desire to call police to report a false crime was in progress to prompt a response by law enforcement. Specifically, he expressed an interest in a response by federal law enforcement because he believed they had better quality firearms and body armor to steal. He made statements about tactical options for killing multiple targets and the disposal of their bodies. He reaffirmed his plan to ambush law enforcement, kill them, rob them of their weapons, and start an uprising.
As a result of the conversations in the Discord chatrooms controlled by Ferguson, he met on several occasions with individuals to further discuss Ferguson’s plan in order to see it to fruition. Ferguson then engaged in practice drills with an AR-15 rifle and on one occasion conducted reconnaissance in a dry run. He ultimately facilitated a hoax distress call within the boundaries of the National Park to gauge response time by park rangers. Ferguson believed four federal officers arrived and indicated that if that many officers respond to the real event, they would likely have to kill them all. The FBI was able to successfully monitor these meetings.
Ferguson has been held in local custody since May 8 and was transferred to federal custody this morning. He has been charged with attempted kidnapping. He will have his initial appearance this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. in U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen B. Burke’s courtroom.
This case was investigated by the Cuyahoga Valley National Park Rangers, Cuyahoga Falls Police Department, City of Cuyahoga Falls Prosecutor’s Office, and the Cleveland Division of the FBI and is being prosecuted by the United States Attorney’s Office-Northern District of Ohio.
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breaking911--2020-05-12--L.A. Inmates Infect Themselves with Coronavirus to Get Early Release, Sheriff Says

CALIFORNIA — ( L.A. County Sheriff ’ s Officer / News Release ) — Since realizing COVID-19 was underway , headed into our lives , facilities , jails , and daily operations , Sheriff Alex Villanueva directed Los Angeles County Sheriff ’ s Department employees to take precautionary measures for everyone ’ s protection .
Custody is a particularly unique environment in which to take these kinds of measures .
Nevertheless , with a lot of consideration , new protocols , and collaboration with medical staff , we got it done .
On Monday , May 11 , 2020 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conferences conducted at the Sherman Block Building in Monterey Park , Sheriff Alex Villanueva outlined measures used to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in our jail system .
Unfortunately , through video surveillance , it was determined a group of inmates at the Pitchess Detention Center-North County Correctional Facility deliberately attempted to infect themselves with COVID-19 .
Multiple men were seen sipping from a single bottle of hot water for two reasons : To falsely elevate their oral temperature moments before having their temperature taken by a nurse , and to spread the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a secondary cup of hot water were passed among the men inside of a day room , which is a common area next to a housing area with beds , akin to the living room of a house or apartment .
There was plenty of space in which to observe physical distancing , however , the men chose to interact close to each other , making their intentions obvious .
As a direct result of the behavior seen in the video , 21 men tested positive for COVID-19 within a week .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many to believe that those diagnosed with COVID-19 may be released , which is untrue .
Current numbers show there were a total of 4,590 inmates quarantined within the Los Angeles County jail system , 317 were isolated .
Since the pandemic , we had a total of 222 positives inside the jail , 117 inmates recovered and 18 inmates released from custody after testing positive for COVID-19 , but prior to meeting CDC standards for being considered fully recovered .
The Sheriff did everything possible to protect those entrusted to the care @ @ @ @ @ @ @ booking dollar amounts , reducing our inmate population by more than 5,000 bodies , ordering COVID-19 screening at booking areas , having both staff and inmates educated about the dangers and preventative practices , directed custody personnel to implement and conduct quarantine and isolation measures , making personal protective equipment available to everyone inside our facilities , and , on Sunday , May 3 , 2020 , enacting a new procedure for the testing of COVID-19 for all inmates entering the jail system .
So far , 682 were tested , of which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We ’ ve done everything within our power to reduce or prevent the spread of COVID-19 within our jail system , ” said Sheriff Villanueva .
In addition , there were 320 LASD personnel quarantined , in total , comprised of 227 sworn and 93 professional staff throughout the Department .
Of those quarantined , 107 tested positive ; 71 of them sworn and 36 of them professional staff .
Fortunately , 927 employees returned to work , 612 of them sworn , and 315 of them professional staff .
The Sheriff outlined @ @ @ @ @ @ @ general , by nine percent , with criminal homicides rising seven percent and rape reporting down by 29 % .
Property crime reduced by seven percent , and since Sunday , March 29 , 2020 , there were four COVID-19-related arrests and 65 citations .

CALIFORNIA — (L.A. County Sheriff’s Officer / News Release) — Since realizing COVID-19 was underway, headed into our lives, facilities, jails, and daily operations, Sheriff Alex Villanueva directed Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department employees to take precautionary measures for everyone’s protection.
Custody is a particularly unique environment in which to take these kinds of measures. Nevertheless, with a lot of consideration, new protocols, and collaboration with medical staff, we got it done. On Monday, May 11, 2020, during one of his virtual weekly press conferences conducted at the Sherman Block Building in Monterey Park, Sheriff Alex Villanueva outlined measures used to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in our jail system.
Unfortunately, through video surveillance, it was determined a group of inmates at the Pitchess Detention Center-North County Correctional Facility deliberately attempted to infect themselves with COVID-19. Multiple men were seen sipping from a single bottle of hot water for two reasons: To falsely elevate their oral temperature moments before having their temperature taken by a nurse, and to spread the potential of infection. The bottle and a secondary cup of hot water were passed among the men inside of a day room, which is a common area next to a housing area with beds, akin to the living room of a house or apartment. There was plenty of space in which to observe physical distancing, however, the men chose to interact close to each other, making their intentions obvious.
As a direct result of the behavior seen in the video, 21 men tested positive for COVID-19 within a week. A gross misunderstanding among the inmate population led many to believe that those diagnosed with COVID-19 may be released, which is untrue. Current numbers show there were a total of 4,590 inmates quarantined within the Los Angeles County jail system, 317 were isolated. Since the pandemic, we had a total of 222 positives inside the jail, 117 inmates recovered and 18 inmates released from custody after testing positive for COVID-19, but prior to meeting CDC standards for being considered fully recovered.
The Sheriff did everything possible to protect those entrusted to the care of the Department through modifying bail and booking dollar amounts, reducing our inmate population by more than 5,000 bodies, ordering COVID-19 screening at booking areas, having both staff and inmates educated about the dangers and preventative practices, directed custody personnel to implement and conduct quarantine and isolation measures, making personal protective equipment available to everyone inside our facilities, and, on Sunday, May 3, 2020, enacting a new procedure for the testing of COVID-19 for all inmates entering the jail system. So far, 682 were tested, of which 16 met with positive results. “We’ve done everything within our power to reduce or prevent the spread of COVID-19 within our jail system,” said Sheriff Villanueva.
In addition, there were 320 LASD personnel quarantined, in total, comprised of 227 sworn and 93 professional staff throughout the Department. Of those quarantined, 107 tested positive; 71 of them sworn and 36 of them professional staff. Fortunately, 927 employees returned to work, 612 of them sworn, and 315 of them professional staff.
The Sheriff outlined the decline of violent crimes, in general, by nine percent, with criminal homicides rising seven percent and rape reporting down by 29%. Property crime reduced by seven percent, and since Sunday, March 29, 2020, there were four COVID-19-related arrests and 65 citations.
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breaking911--2020-05-12--Man who put target in NAACP leader’s yard thought it resembled flower & looked “cool”: cops

NASHVILLE — Specialized Investigations Division ( SID ) detectives Monday identified the man who placed a plastic game target in the front yard of Nashville NAACP President Keith Caldwell Saturday afternoon .
Roy E. Brown , 63 , is the man recorded by a surveillance camera reaching over Caldwell ’ s fence and placing the target in his yard at 4:35 p.m. Saturday .
After obtaining the surveillance footage from a nearby property this morning , detectives located Brown at 10th Avenue North and Scovel Street .
Brown told detectives that he has known Caldwell for a number of years @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a flower that would look nice in Caldwell ’ s yard .
Caldwell this afternoon signed a state misdemeanor citation to prosecute Brown for intimidation .
Brown ’ s booking date on the citation is August 14 .
The threat assessment component of the Specialized Investigations Division launched its investigation Sunday after Caldwell expressed his concern that the target may have been placed in his yard as an act of intimidation due to his role as Nashville NAACP president or due to a dispute a member of his family was having with another @ @ @ @ @ @ @ call from Caldwell at 8:47 p.m. Saturday requesting to speak with an officer concerning a target on a stand in his front yard .
An officer responded at 8:53 p.m. and spoke to Caldwell .
There was no note or anything else with the target .
There was a disagreement between Caldwell and the initial responding officer , Eric McCoy from the North Precinct , after McCoy , who graduated from the MNPD Academy in 2018 , said the target looked “ cool.
” McCoy reported that Caldwell returned to his residence and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Record report was subsequently completed .
Extra patrolling in Caldwell ’ s neighborhood began Saturday night .
In an interview with the Office of Professional Accountability today , McCoy said that he meant no disrespect to Caldwell and understands how his words were misconstrued .
Caldwell and McCoy have agreed to meet each other in a mediation session at the Nashville Conflict Resolution Center to talk through their meeting on Saturday night .
On Sunday morning , the MNPD followed up with Caldwell .
There were cordial conversations with a North Precinct @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the on-duty Sunday captain , and an investigator from SID .
The plastic target with protruding bristles , which is part of an indoor/outdoor children ’ s game available from Wal-Mart , is being stored at the MNPD ’ s Property & Evidence Facility .

NASHVILLE — Specialized Investigations Division (SID) detectives Monday identified the man who placed a plastic game target in the front yard of Nashville NAACP President Keith Caldwell Saturday afternoon.
Roy E. Brown, 63, is the man recorded by a surveillance camera reaching over Caldwell’s fence and placing the target in his yard at 4:35 p.m. Saturday. After obtaining the surveillance footage from a nearby property this morning, detectives located Brown at 10th Avenue North and Scovel Street.
Brown told detectives that he has known Caldwell for a number of years and thought the plastic game target resembled a flower that would look nice in Caldwell’s yard. Caldwell this afternoon signed a state misdemeanor citation to prosecute Brown for intimidation. Brown’s booking date on the citation is August 14.
The threat assessment component of the Specialized Investigations Division launched its investigation Sunday after Caldwell expressed his concern that the target may have been placed in his yard as an act of intimidation due to his role as Nashville NAACP president or due to a dispute a member of his family was having with another individual.
The Communications Center received a call from Caldwell at 8:47 p.m. Saturday requesting to speak with an officer concerning a target on a stand in his front yard. An officer responded at 8:53 p.m. and spoke to Caldwell. There was no note or anything else with the target.
There was a disagreement between Caldwell and the initial responding officer, Eric McCoy from the North Precinct, after McCoy, who graduated from the MNPD Academy in 2018, said the target looked “cool.” McCoy reported that Caldwell returned to his residence and contact between them ceased. A Matter of Record report was subsequently completed. Extra patrolling in Caldwell’s neighborhood began Saturday night.
In an interview with the Office of Professional Accountability today, McCoy said that he meant no disrespect to Caldwell and understands how his words were misconstrued. Caldwell and McCoy have agreed to meet each other in a mediation session at the Nashville Conflict Resolution Center to talk through their meeting on Saturday night.
On Sunday morning, the MNPD followed up with Caldwell. There were cordial conversations with a North Precinct day shift officer, a sergeant, the on-duty Sunday captain, and an investigator from SID.
The plastic target with protruding bristles, which is part of an indoor/outdoor children’s game available from Wal-Mart, is being stored at the MNPD’s Property & Evidence Facility.
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breaking911--2020-05-12--FBI Announces $1M Reward for Info About Those Responsible for the 2012 Kidnapping of Caitlan Coleman

FBI Announces $1M Reward for Info About Those Responsible for the 2012 Kidnapping of Caitlan Coleman and Her Family

In October 2012 , Caitlan Coleman , who was approximately six months pregnant , was traveling through Maidan Wardak Province , Afghanistan , with her husband , Canadian citizen Joshua Boyle , when they were kidnapped .
While in captivity , Coleman gave birth to three children .
During their captivity , proof-of-life videos featuring Coleman , Boyle , and their two oldest children were released publicly by the captor network .
In one of the videos , Coleman identified her captors .
The Coleman-Boyle family was freed from captivity by the Government of Pakistan on October 11 , 2017 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a reward of up to $ 1 million for information directly leading to either the arrest or prosecution of those responsible for the kidnapping and captivity of Caitlan Coleman and her family .
“ The FBI is dedicated to not only bring American citizens back home but also to bring them justice after years in captivity , ” said Timothy R. Slater , assistant director in charge of the FBI ’ s Washington Field Office .
“ Years after the Coleman family returned home , dedicated FBI special agents and analysts are still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s captors .
Our pursuit of justice does not end , but we also need the public ’ s help to identify those responsible for the family ’ s five years of captivity .
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In October 2012, Caitlan Coleman, who was approximately six months pregnant, was traveling through Maidan Wardak Province, Afghanistan, with her husband, Canadian citizen Joshua Boyle, when they were kidnapped. While in captivity, Coleman gave birth to three children. During their captivity, proof-of-life videos featuring Coleman, Boyle, and their two oldest children were released publicly by the captor network. In one of the videos, Coleman identified her captors. The Coleman-Boyle family was freed from captivity by the Government of Pakistan on October 11, 2017.
The United States Government is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information directly leading to either the arrest or prosecution of those responsible for the kidnapping and captivity of Caitlan Coleman and her family.
“The FBI is dedicated to not only bring American citizens back home but also to bring them justice after years in captivity,” said Timothy R. Slater, assistant director in charge of the FBI’s Washington Field Office. “Years after the Coleman family returned home, dedicated FBI special agents and analysts are still actively working to identify the family’s captors. Our pursuit of justice does not end, but we also need the public’s help to identify those responsible for the family’s five years of captivity.”
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breaking911--2020-05-13--ICE Deports Woman Accused Of Stealing 1.6 Million Pesos From Bank Vault In Mexico

BROWNSVILLE , Texas — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) officers removed a Mexican woman wanted for financial crimes in her home of country of Mexico Wednesday .
Maria Guadalupe Chavero-Jimenez , 30 , is accused of taking money from Banco Santender , Mexico .
According to Mexican authorities , in 2016 , bank officials reported a total of $ 1.6 million pesos , approximately $ 85,000 U. S. dollars , had been taken from a bank vault .
The bank launched an internal investigation and learned that Chavero-Jimenez @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , had allegedly taken the money .
“ The Chavero-Jimenez case shows how effective corporation between the U.S. and Mexican law enforcement helps keep our communities safe , ” said Daniel Bible , field office director for ERO San Antonio .
“ Chavero-Jimenez was returnedto Mexico to stand trial for her alleged crime .
ICE routinely removes fugitives from the United States so they can face justice in their home country.
” On Jan. 22 , Chavero-Jimenez was encountered by Corpus Christi Police Department during a minor traffic violation .
Shortly after her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) Border Patrol ( BP ) in the Rio Grande Valley , Texas .
On Jan. 23 , she was transferred to ICE custody and taken to the El Valle Detention Center , Raymondville , Texas .
While in custody , ICE officers received confirmation that Chavero-Jimenez had an active arrest warrant inMexico for financial crimes .
On May 4 , an immigration judge issued her a final order of removal .
Since Oct. 1 , 2009 , ERO has removed more than 3,700 foreign fugitives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in their native countries for serious crimes , including kidnapping , rape and murder .
In fiscal year 2019 , ICE removedor returned 267,000 aliens .
ERO arrested 143,000 aliens , more than 86 percent of whom had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges .

BROWNSVILLE,Texas — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) officers removed a Mexican woman wanted for financial crimes in her home of country of Mexico Wednesday.
Maria Guadalupe Chavero-Jimenez, 30, is accused of taking money from Banco Santender, Mexico. According to Mexican authorities, in 2016, bank officials reported a total of $1.6 million pesos, approximately $85,000 U. S. dollars,had been taken from a bank vault. The bank launched an internal investigation and learned that Chavero-Jimenez, who had access to the vault, had allegedly taken the money.
“The Chavero-Jimenez case shows how effective corporation between the U.S. and Mexican law enforcement helps keep our communities safe,” said Daniel Bible, field office director for ERO San Antonio. “Chavero-Jimenez was returnedto Mexico to stand trial for her alleged crime. ICE routinely removes fugitives from the United States so they can face justice in their home country.”
On Jan. 22, Chavero-Jimenez was encountered by Corpus Christi Police Department during a minor traffic violation. Shortly after her arrest, Chavero-Jimenez was turned over to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Border Patrol(BP) in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. On Jan. 23, she was transferred to ICE custody and taken to the El Valle Detention Center, Raymondville, Texas. While in custody, ICE officers received confirmation that Chavero-Jimenez had an active arrest warrant inMexico for financial crimes. On May 4, an immigration judge issued her a final order of removal.
Since Oct. 1, 2009, ERO has removed more than 3,700 foreign fugitives from the United States who were sought in their native countries for serious crimes, including kidnapping, rape and murder. In fiscal year 2019, ICE removedor returned 267,000 aliens. ERO arrested 143,000 aliens, more than 86 percent of whom had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--Man Robbed at Gunpoint While Broadcasting on Facebook Live

NASHVILLE — South Precinct detectives are working to identify the gunman who on April 23rd robbed a man while the @ @ @ @ @ Live in the courtyard of the Dominion House apartments at 5099 Linbar Drive .
The @ @ @ @ @ behind and pointed a pistol to his head , taking the victim ’ s wallet @ @ @ @ @ black man who is approximately six feet tall with an average build .
He wore @ @ @ @ @ white lettering .
Anyone who recognizes the suspect from the cell phone video is asked @ @ @ @ @ 615-742-7463 .
The direct web link to provide mobile tips is www.p3tips.com/161 .

NASHVILLE — South Precinct detectives are working to identify the gunman who on April 23rd robbed a man while the victim was broadcasting on Facebook Live in the courtyard of the Dominion House apartments at 5099 Linbar Drive.
The suspect approached the man from behind and pointed a pistol to his head, taking the victim’s wallet. The gunman is a black man who is approximately six feet tall with an average build. He wore a black hooded sweatshirt with white lettering.
Anyone who recognizes the suspect from the cell phone video is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463. The direct web link to provide mobile tips is www.p3tips.com/161.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta’ Star Charged With Fraud After Obtaining $2M PPP Pandemic Loan

A reality TV personality who stars in Love & Hip Hop : Atlanta , has been arrested on federal bank fraud charges arising from a Paycheck Protection Program ( PPP ) loan that he obtained in the name of Flame Trucking .
Maurice Fayne , aka Arkansas Mo , 37 , of Dacula , Georgia , was charged with bank fraud and made his initial appearance this afternoon before U.S. Magistrate Judge Justin S. Anand .
“ The defendant allegedly stole money meant to assist hard-hit employees and businesses during these difficult times , and instead greedily used the money @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and other personal items , ” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department ’ s Criminal Division .
“ The department will remain steadfast in our efforts to root out and prosecute frauds against the Paycheck Protection Program.
” “ The defendant allegedly took advantage of the emergency lending provisions of the Paycheck Protection Program that were intended to assist employees and small businesses battered by the Coronavirus , ” said U.S. Attorney Byung J .
“ BJay ” Pak of the Northern District of Georgia .
“ We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diverts these critical funds for their own personal gain.
” “ At a time when small businesses are struggling for survival , we can not tolerate anyone driven by personal greed , who misdirects federal emergency assistance earmarked for keeping businesses afloat , ” said Special Agent in Charge Chris Hacker of the FBI ’ s Atlanta Field Office .
“ The FBI and our federal partners remain vigilant during this Coronavirus pandemic to make sure funds provided by programs like PPP are used as intended.
” “ The defendant allegedly egregiously sought @ @ @ @ @ @ @ assist hardworking Americans in this challenging time , ” said Special Agent in Charge Kevin Kupperbusch of the Small Business Association Office of Inspector General ( SBA OIG ) Eastern Region .
“ SBA OIG and its law enforcement partners will aggressively pursue allegations of wrongdoing to maintain the integrity of SBA ’ s programs .
I want to thank the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office and our law enforcement partners for their dedication and pursuit of justice.
” According to the charges and other information presented in court , Fayne is the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Flame Trucking .
On April 15 , 2020 , Fayne signed and submitted to United Community Bank ( UCB ) a PPP loan application in the name of Flame Trucking stating that the business had 107 employees and an average monthly payroll of $ 1,490,200 .
In seeking a loan in the amount of $ 3,725,500 , Fayne certified that the loan proceeds would be used to “ retain workers and maintain payroll or make mortgage interest payments , lease payments , and utility payments , as specified under the Paycheck Protection Program @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for $ 2,045,800 .
Within days , Fayne allegedly used more than $ 1.5 million of the PPP loan proceeds to purchase $ 85,000 in jewelry , including a Rolex Presidential watch , a diamond bracelet , a 5.73 carat diamond ring for himself , and to pay $ 40,000 for child support .
Such payments are not an authorized use of PPP funds under the CARES Act .
On May 6 , 2020 , Fayne was interviewed by federal agents and admitted that he submitted a PPP loan application on behalf of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ used all of the PPP loan proceeds to pay payroll and other business expenses incurred by Flame Trucking and denied using any of the PPP loan proceeds to pay his personal debts and expenses .
On May 11 , 2020 , agents executed a search at Fayne ’ s residence in Dacula and seized approximately $ 80,000 in cash , including $ 9,400 that Fayne had in his pockets , and the jewelry he purchased with the PPP funds , and further discovered a 2019 Rolls-Royce Wraith , which still had a temporary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ executed seizure warrants for three bank accounts that Fayne owned or controlled and seized approximately $ 503,000 in PPP funds .
The CARES Act is a federal law enacted on March 29 , 2020 , designed to provide emergency financial assistance to the millions of Americans who are suffering the economic effects caused by the COVID-19 pandemic .
One source of relief provided by the CARES Act was the authorization of up to $ 349 billion in forgivable loans to small businesses for job retention and certain other expenses , through the PPP @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over $ 300 billion in additional PPP funding .
The PPP allows qualifying small-businesses and other organizations to receive loans with a maturity of two years and an interest rate of 1 percent .
PPP loan proceeds must be used by businesses on payroll costs , interest on mortgages , rent , and utilities .
The PPP allows the interest and principal to be forgiven if businesses spend the proceeds on these expenses within eight weeks of receipt and use at least 75 percent of the forgiven amount for payroll .

A reality TV personality who stars in Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, has been arrested on federal bank fraud charges arising from a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan that he obtained in the name of Flame Trucking.
Maurice Fayne, aka Arkansas Mo, 37, of Dacula, Georgia, was charged with bank fraud and made his initial appearance this afternoon before U.S. Magistrate Judge Justin S. Anand.
“The defendant allegedly stole money meant to assist hard-hit employees and businesses during these difficult times, and instead greedily used the money to bankroll his lavish purchases of jewelry and other personal items,” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. “The department will remain steadfast in our efforts to root out and prosecute frauds against the Paycheck Protection Program.”
“The defendant allegedly took advantage of the emergency lending provisions of the Paycheck Protection Program that were intended to assist employees and small businesses battered by the Coronavirus,” said U.S. Attorney Byung J. “BJay” Pak of the Northern District of Georgia. “We will investigate and charge anyone who inappropriately diverts these critical funds for their own personal gain.”
“At a time when small businesses are struggling for survival, we cannot tolerate anyone driven by personal greed, who misdirects federal emergency assistance earmarked for keeping businesses afloat,” said Special Agent in Charge Chris Hacker of the FBI’s Atlanta Field Office. “The FBI and our federal partners remain vigilant during this Coronavirus pandemic to make sure funds provided by programs like PPP are used as intended.”
“The defendant allegedly egregiously sought personal gain from a program intended to assist hardworking Americans in this challenging time,” said Special Agent in Charge Kevin Kupperbusch of the Small Business Association Office of Inspector General (SBA OIG) Eastern Region. “SBA OIG and its law enforcement partners will aggressively pursue allegations of wrongdoing to maintain the integrity of SBA’s programs. I want to thank the U.S. Attorney’s Office and our law enforcement partners for their dedication and pursuit of justice.”
According to the charges and other information presented in court, Fayne is the sole owner of a Georgia corporation called Flame Trucking. On April 15, 2020, Fayne signed and submitted to United Community Bank (UCB) a PPP loan application in the name of Flame Trucking stating that the business had 107 employees and an average monthly payroll of $1,490,200. In seeking a loan in the amount of $3,725,500, Fayne certified that the loan proceeds would be used to “retain workers and maintain payroll or make mortgage interest payments, lease payments, and utility payments, as specified under the Paycheck Protection Program Rule.”
UCB ultimately funded the loan for $2,045,800. Within days, Fayne allegedly used more than $1.5 million of the PPP loan proceeds to purchase $85,000 in jewelry, including a Rolex Presidential watch, a diamond bracelet, a 5.73 carat diamond ring for himself, and to pay $40,000 for child support. Such payments are not an authorized use of PPP funds under the CARES Act.
On May 6, 2020, Fayne was interviewed by federal agents and admitted that he submitted a PPP loan application on behalf of Flame Trucking. Fayne claimed that he used all of the PPP loan proceeds to pay payroll and other business expenses incurred by Flame Trucking and denied using any of the PPP loan proceeds to pay his personal debts and expenses.
On May 11, 2020, agents executed a search at Fayne’s residence in Dacula and seized approximately $80,000 in cash, including $9,400 that Fayne had in his pockets, and the jewelry he purchased with the PPP funds, and further discovered a 2019 Rolls-Royce Wraith, which still had a temporary dealer tag on it. Agents also executed seizure warrants for three bank accounts that Fayne owned or controlled and seized approximately $503,000 in PPP funds.
The CARES Act is a federal law enacted on March 29, 2020, designed to provide emergency financial assistance to the millions of Americans who are suffering the economic effects caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. One source of relief provided by the CARES Act was the authorization of up to $349 billion in forgivable loans to small businesses for job retention and certain other expenses, through the PPP. In April 2020, Congress authorized over $300 billion in additional PPP funding.
The PPP allows qualifying small-businesses and other organizations to receive loans with a maturity of two years and an interest rate of 1 percent. PPP loan proceeds must be used by businesses on payroll costs, interest on mortgages, rent, and utilities. The PPP allows the interest and principal to be forgiven if businesses spend the proceeds on these expenses within eight weeks of receipt and use at least 75 percent of the forgiven amount for payroll.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--Engineer Charged in Texas with COVID-Relief Fraud

An engineer has been charged in the Eastern District of Texas with allegedly filing bank loan applications fraudulently seeking more than $ 10 million dollars in forgivable loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration ( SBA ) under the Coronavirus Aid , Relief , and Economic Security ( CARES ) Act .
Shashank Rai , 30 , of Beaumont , Texas , allegedly sought millions of dollars in forgivable loans guaranteed by the SBA from two different banks by claiming to have 250 employees earning wages when , in fact , no employees worked for his purported business .
Rai @ @ @ @ @ @ @ criminal complaint with violations of wire fraud , bank fraud , false statements to a financial institution , and false statements to the SBA .
“ As alleged , Rai fraudulently pursued millions of dollars in loans intended for legitimate small businesses suffering the economic hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic , ” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department ’ s Criminal Division .
“ The department and our law enforcement partners will remain vigilant in our efforts to protect critical CARES Act relief programs from fraud and abuse.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ was very brazen , ” said U.S. Attorney Joseph D. Brown of the Eastern District of Texas .
“ Those who submit these applications for loans or other assistance need to understand that there are people checking on the representations made , and those representations are made under oath and subject to the penalties of perjury .
Federal agencies are watching for fraud , and people who lie and try to cheat the system are going to be caught and prosecuted.
” “ To support small and community banks , the Federal Home @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( PPP ) loans as collateral when making loans to their members , ” said Richard Parker , Acting Deputy Inspector General for Investigations for the Federal Housing Finance Agency , Office of Inspector General .
“ The Office of Inspector General is proud to work with our partners in law enforcement to prevent , detect , and deter attempts to perpetrate fraud in the Federal Home Loan Bank System and steal the assistance intended for small business owners and employees under this important part of the CARES Act.
” “ Today ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his actions to swindle money out of a federal program intended to help those in need during a pandemic crisis , ” said Inspector General Jay N. Lerner of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Office of Inspector General ( FDIC OIG ) .
“ When an individual cheats the Paycheck Protection Program out of money , it deprives hard-working Americans and deserving small businesses .
The FDIC OIG is committed to working with our law enforcement partners to investigate financial crimes in order to preserve the integrity of the nation ’ s banking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law enforcement partners will aggressively investigate fraud in the Paycheck Protection Program , ” said SBA Inspector General Hannibal “ Mike ” Ware .
“ The nation ’ s small businesses are counting on this program , and we will safeguard it to maintain the public trust .
I want to thank the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office and our law enforcement partners for their dedication and pursuit of justice.
” “ While the government is trying to help out small businesses , scammers are out there trying to help themselves , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Criminal Investigations Group .
“ Postal Inspectors are proud to work alongside the Department of Justice and our other law enforcement partners to identify and investigate anyone who capitalizes on this pandemic to commit fraud .
The U.S .
Postal Inspection Service is committed to protecting small business owners , and the American public , from those who seek to do financial harm.
” According to court documents unsealed today in U.S. District Court in Beaumont , Rai allegedly made two fraudulent claims to two different lenders for seek loans guaranteed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the PPP .
In the application submitted to the first lender , Rai allegedly sought $ 10 million in PPP loan proceeds by fraudulently claiming to have 250 employees with an average monthly payroll of $ 4 million .
In the second application , Rai allegedly sought approximately $ 3 million in PPP loan proceeds by fraudulently claiming to have 250 employees with an average monthly payroll of approximately $ 1.2 million .
According to court documents , the Texas Workforce Commission provided information to investigators of having no records of employee wages @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or his purported business , Rai Family LLC .
In addition , the Texas Comptroller ’ s Office of Public Accounts reported to investigators that Rai Family LLC reported no revenues for the fourth quarter of 2019 or the first quarter of 2020 .
According to court documents , materials recovered from the trash outside of Rai ’ s residence included handwritten notes that appear to reflect an investment strategy for the $ 3 million , which is the amount of money that Rai allegedly sought from the second lender .
The CARES @ @ @ @ @ @ @ March 29 , 2020 , designed to provide emergency financial assistance to the millions of Americans who are suffering the economic effects caused by the COVID-19 pandemic .
One source of relief provided by the CARES Act was the authorization of up to $ 349 billion in forgivable loans to small businesses for job retention and certain other expenses , through the PPP .
In April 2020 , Congress authorized over $ 300 billion in additional PPP funding .
The PPP allows qualifying small-businesses and other organizations to receive loans with a maturity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 1 percent .
PPP loan proceeds must be used by businesses on payroll costs , interest on mortgages , rent , and utilities .
The PPP allows the interest and principal to be forgiven if businesses spend the proceeds on these expenses within eight weeks of receipt and use at least 75 percent of the forgiven amount for payroll .

An engineer has been charged in the Eastern District of Texas with allegedly filing bank loan applications fraudulently seeking more than $10 million dollars in forgivable loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Shashank Rai, 30, of Beaumont, Texas, allegedly sought millions of dollars in forgivable loans guaranteed by the SBA from two different banks by claiming to have 250 employees earning wages when, in fact, no employees worked for his purported business.
Rai is charged by way of a federal criminal complaint with violations of wire fraud, bank fraud, false statements to a financial institution, and false statements to the SBA.
“As alleged, Rai fraudulently pursued millions of dollars in loans intended for legitimate small businesses suffering the economic hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. “The department and our law enforcement partners will remain vigilant in our efforts to protect critical CARES Act relief programs from fraud and abuse.”
“The behavior in this case was very brazen,” said U.S. Attorney Joseph D. Brown of the Eastern District of Texas. “Those who submit these applications for loans or other assistance need to understand that there are people checking on the representations made, and those representations are made under oath and subject to the penalties of perjury. Federal agencies are watching for fraud, and people who lie and try to cheat the system are going to be caught and prosecuted.”
“To support small and community banks, the Federal Home Loan Banks can accept Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans as collateral when making loans to their members,” said Richard Parker, Acting Deputy Inspector General for Investigations for the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Office of Inspector General. “The Office of Inspector General is proud to work with our partners in law enforcement to prevent, detect, and deter attempts to perpetrate fraud in the Federal Home Loan Bank System and steal the assistance intended for small business owners and employees under this important part of the CARES Act.”
“Today’s charges hold the defendant responsible for his actions to swindle money out of a federal program intended to help those in need during a pandemic crisis,” said Inspector General Jay N. Lerner of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Office of Inspector General (FDIC OIG). “When an individual cheats the Paycheck Protection Program out of money, it deprives hard-working Americans and deserving small businesses. The FDIC OIG is committed to working with our law enforcement partners to investigate financial crimes in order to preserve the integrity of the nation’s banking sector.”
“SBA OIG and its law enforcement partners will aggressively investigate fraud in the Paycheck Protection Program,” said SBA Inspector General Hannibal “Mike” Ware. “The nation’s small businesses are counting on this program, and we will safeguard it to maintain the public trust. I want to thank the U.S. Attorney’s Office and our law enforcement partners for their dedication and pursuit of justice.”
“While the government is trying to help out small businesses, scammers are out there trying to help themselves,” said Inspector in Charge Delany De Leon-Colon of the Criminal Investigations Group. “Postal Inspectors are proud to work alongside the Department of Justice and our other law enforcement partners to identify and investigate anyone who capitalizes on this pandemic to commit fraud. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is committed to protecting small business owners, and the American public, from those who seek to do financial harm.”
According to court documents unsealed today in U.S. District Court in Beaumont, Rai allegedly made two fraudulent claims to two different lenders for seek loans guaranteed by the SBA for COVID-19 relief through the PPP. In the application submitted to the first lender, Rai allegedly sought $10 million in PPP loan proceeds by fraudulently claiming to have 250 employees with an average monthly payroll of $4 million. In the second application, Rai allegedly sought approximately $3 million in PPP loan proceeds by fraudulently claiming to have 250 employees with an average monthly payroll of approximately $1.2 million.
According to court documents, the Texas Workforce Commission provided information to investigators of having no records of employee wages having been paid in 2020 by Rai or his purported business, Rai Family LLC. In addition, the Texas Comptroller’s Office of Public Accounts reported to investigators that Rai Family LLC reported no revenues for the fourth quarter of 2019 or the first quarter of 2020.
According to court documents, materials recovered from the trash outside of Rai’s residence included handwritten notes that appear to reflect an investment strategy for the $3 million, which is the amount of money that Rai allegedly sought from the second lender.
The CARES Act is a federal law enacted on March 29, 2020, designed to provide emergency financial assistance to the millions of Americans who are suffering the economic effects caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. One source of relief provided by the CARES Act was the authorization of up to $349 billion in forgivable loans to small businesses for job retention and certain other expenses, through the PPP. In April 2020, Congress authorized over $300 billion in additional PPP funding.
The PPP allows qualifying small-businesses and other organizations to receive loans with a maturity of two years and an interest rate of 1 percent. PPP loan proceeds must be used by businesses on payroll costs, interest on mortgages, rent, and utilities. The PPP allows the interest and principal to be forgiven if businesses spend the proceeds on these expenses within eight weeks of receipt and use at least 75 percent of the forgiven amount for payroll.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--LIVE: President Trump Speaks After DNI Declassified Names Of Obama Officials Who ‘Unmasked’ Flynn

Watch live coverage as President Trump holds a meeting with Colorado Governor Jared Polis and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum @ @ @ @ @

Watch live coverage as President Trump holds a meeting with Colorado Governor Jared Polis and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum at the White House.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--Los Angeles Announces New ‘Safer-at-Home’ Order With No End Date

CALIFORNIA — Officials in Los Angeles County have now imposed a new “ Safer-at-Home ” order , just two days before the first order was set to expire .
The new order has no end date .
A new Health Officer Order is being issued today that replaces the previous Health Officer Order and allows for lower-risk businesses and select recreational facilities and beaches to reopen .
All retailers that are not located in an indoor mall or shopping center are able to reopen for curbside , door-side , outside pickup , or delivery only .
The public is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ logistic businesses that supply retail businesses may also reopen .
Before retail businesses , manufacturing and logistic businesses reopen , they are required to prepare , implement and post their plan for adhering to directives including distancing and infection control practices that protect both employees and customers .
Beaches can reopen for active recreation including running , walking , swimming and surfing .
However , group sports and activities like picnicking and sunbathing are not permitted , and parking lots , bike paths , piers , and boardwalks , remain closed .
Select @ @ @ @ @ @ @ courts , shooting and archery ranges , equestrian centers and community gardens can also reopen .
Everyone must continue to practice physical distancing of at least six feet apart and wear a clean cloth face covering that securely covers both your nose and mouth when around people outside of your household .
This Order continues to require that specific higher-risk businesses remain closed and prohibits public and private gatherings of any number of people occurring outside a single household or living unit .
Public Health will assess the activities allowed by this Order @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Order as appropriate .
Currently , LA County is in stage two of the five-stage Roadmap to Recovery and until the final stage five is reached , Health Officer Orders and directives will continue to ensure that we slow spread of COVID-19 to prevent an overwhelming surge of COVID-19 cases at healthcare facilities .

CALIFORNIA — Officials in Los Angeles County have now imposed a new “Safer-at-Home” order, just two days before the first order was set to expire. The new order has no end date.
A new Health Officer Order is being issued today that replaces the previous Health Officer Order and allows for lower-risk businesses and select recreational facilities and beaches to reopen. All retailers that are not located in an indoor mall or shopping center are able to reopen for curbside, door-side, outside pickup, or delivery only. The public is not allowed to go inside. Manufacturing and logistic businesses that supply retail businesses may also reopen. Before retail businesses, manufacturing and logistic businesses reopen, they are required to prepare, implement and post their plan for adhering to directives including distancing and infection control practices that protect both employees and customers. Beaches can reopen for active recreation including running, walking, swimming and surfing. However, group sports and activities like picnicking and sunbathing are not permitted, and parking lots, bike paths, piers, and boardwalks, remain closed. Select recreational facilities including golf courses, tennis courts, shooting and archery ranges, equestrian centers and community gardens can also reopen. Everyone must continue to practice physical distancing of at least six feet apart and wear a clean cloth face covering that securely covers both your nose and mouth when around people outside of your household. This Order continues to require that specific higher-risk businesses remain closed and prohibits public and private gatherings of any number of people occurring outside a single household or living unit.
Public Health will assess the activities allowed by this Order on an ongoing basis and modify this Order as appropriate. Currently, LA County is in stage two of the five-stage Roadmap to Recovery and until the final stage five is reached, Health Officer Orders and directives will continue to ensure that we slow spread of COVID-19 to prevent an overwhelming surge of COVID-19 cases at healthcare facilities.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--SHOCK VIDEO: Child Rescued After Dramatic Police Shootout With Father in Oregon

Portland , Oregon — On Friday April 10 , 2020 at approximately 4:15 PM deputies from the Klamath County Sheriff ’ s Office responded to a report of a domestic disturbance in the 1700 block of Fargo Street .
The initial report indicated that an intoxicated male was trying to take his children .
When deputies arrived , the involved male was no longer on the scene .
Klamath 911 announced an attempt to locate for the vehicle with description , details that the suspect was possibly intoxicated , that there was a 6-year old child in the vehicle , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rifle .
A short time later an Oregon State Police trooper observed the vehicle and a pursuit began near Biehn Street and Crater Lake Parkway , then traveling north on Hwy 97 .
Units from the Klamath County Sheriff ’ s Office and the Oregon State Police were involved as the vehicle attempted to elude .
Deputies deployed a spike strip on Hwy 97 and the vehicle was brought to a stop on Wocus Road .
The driver exited the vehicle and fired numerous shots at the officers .
Law enforcement returned fire @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspect was declared dead at the scene .
The child was unharmed .
The names of those involved are being withheld pending further investigation .
The Klamath County Major Crime Team is investigating with Klamath Falls Police assigned as lead agency .
Pursuant to policy , the involved officers have been placed on administrative leave during the pendency of the investigation .

Portland, Oregon — On Friday April 10, 2020 at approximately 4:15 PM deputies from the Klamath County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a domestic disturbance in the 1700 block of Fargo Street. The initial report indicated that an intoxicated male was trying to take his children. When deputies arrived, the involved male was no longer on the scene. Klamath 911 announced an attempt to locate for the vehicle with description, details that the suspect was possibly intoxicated, that there was a 6-year old child in the vehicle, and that the suspect had an AR-15 rifle. A short time later an Oregon State Police trooper observed the vehicle and a pursuit began near Biehn Street and Crater Lake Parkway, then traveling north on Hwy 97.
Units from the Klamath County Sheriff’s Office and the Oregon State Police were involved as the vehicle attempted to elude. Deputies deployed a spike strip on Hwy 97 and the vehicle was brought to a stop on Wocus Road. The driver exited the vehicle and fired numerous shots at the officers. Law enforcement returned fire. One officer was injured. The suspect was declared dead at the scene. The child was unharmed. The names of those involved are being withheld pending further investigation. The Klamath County Major Crime Team is investigating with Klamath Falls Police assigned as lead agency. Pursuant to policy, the involved officers have been placed on administrative leave during the pendency of the investigation.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--Biden, Brennan, Comey, Clapper Sought To Unmask General Flynn: DNI

Over a dozen Obama administration officials sought to unmask the identity of General Michael Flynn in 2016 , according to the Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell .
The list includes former Vice President Joe Biden , ex-FBI Director James Comey , former CIA Director John Brennan , then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper , and President Obama ’ s chief of staff Denis McDonough .
Grenell sent the declassified list to Republican senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson , writing , “ I declassified the enclosed document , which I am providing to you for your situational awareness.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ who “ may have received Lt. Gen Flynn ’ s identity in response to a request processed between 8 November 2016 and 31 January 2017 to unmask an identity that had been generically referred to in an NSA foreign intelligence report.
” “ Each individual was an authorized recipient of the original report and the unmasking was approved through NSA ’ s standard process , which includes a review of the justification for the request .
Only certain personnel are authorized to submit unmasking requests into the NSA system .
In this case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ REDACTED ] different NSA intelligence reports for select identified principals.
” “ While the principals are identified below , we can not confirm they saw the unmasked information .
This response does not include any requests outside of the specified time-frame.
” Read the document in full HERE .

Over a dozen Obama administration officials sought to unmask the identity of General Michael Flynn in 2016, according to the Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell.
The list includes former Vice President Joe Biden, ex-FBI Director James Comey, former CIA Director John Brennan, then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and President Obama’s chief of staff Denis McDonough.
Grenell sent the declassified list to Republican senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson, writing, “I declassified the enclosed document, which I am providing to you for your situational awareness.”
The list of names reveals people who “may have received Lt. Gen Flynn’s identity in response to a request processed between 8 November 2016 and 31 January 2017 to unmask an identity that had been generically referred to in an NSA foreign intelligence report.”
“Each individual was an authorized recipient of the original report and the unmasking was approved through NSA’s standard process, which includes a review of the justification for the request. Only certain personnel are authorized to submit unmasking requests into the NSA system. In this case, 16 authorized individuals requested unmasking for [REDACTED] different NSA intelligence reports for select identified principals.”
BREAKING BOMBSHELL: Rand Paul: "Vice President Biden & more than a dozen Obama administration officials requested & received the power to unmask Flynn." "Unmasking involves revealing the identity of an American's private phone conversations without a constitutional warrant." pic.twitter.com/eRUUViCXE1 — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 13, 2020
“While the principals are identified below, we cannot confirm they saw the unmasked information. This response does not include any requests outside of the specified time-frame.”
Read the document in full HERE.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--US Government Accuses Chinese Of Trying To Steal COVID-19 Vaccine Research

FBI and CISA Warn Against Chinese Targeting of COVID-19 Research Organizations The Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency ( CISA ) issued a public service announcement today warning organizations researching COVID-19 of likely targeting and network compromise by the People ’ s Republic of China ( PRC ) .
Health care , pharmaceutical , and research sectors working on COVID-19 response should all be aware they are the prime targets of this activity and take the necessary steps to protect their systems .
China ’ s efforts to target these sectors pose @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s response to COVID-19 .
This announcement is intended to raise awareness for research institutions and the American public and provide resources and guidance for those who may be targeted .
The FBI requests organizations who suspect suspicious activity contact their local FBI field office .
CISA is asking for all organizations supporting the COVID-19 response to partner with the agency in order to help protect these critical response efforts .
Additional technical details regarding the threat will be released in the coming days .
CISA and the United Kingdom ’ s National @ @ @ @ @ @ @ earlier this month warning of malicious actors targeting COVID-19 response organizations using a tactic of password spraying .

FBI and CISA Warn Against Chinese Targeting of COVID-19 Research Organizations
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a public service announcement today warning organizations researching COVID-19 of likely targeting and network compromise by the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Health care, pharmaceutical, and research sectors working on COVID-19 response should all be aware they are the prime targets of this activity and take the necessary steps to protect their systems.
China’s efforts to target these sectors pose a significant threat to our nation’s response to COVID-19. This announcement is intended to raise awareness for research institutions and the American public and provide resources and guidance for those who may be targeted.
The FBI requests organizations who suspect suspicious activity contact their local FBI field office. CISA is asking for all organizations supporting the COVID-19 response to partner with the agency in order to help protect these critical response efforts.
Additional technical details regarding the threat will be released in the coming days. CISA and the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Agency released a similar alert earlier this month warning of malicious actors targeting COVID-19 response organizations using a tactic of password spraying.
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breaking911--2020-05-13--Georgia man, 61, man arraigned on several counts of producing, possessing child porn

ROME , Ga. – Virgil “ Bud ” Jesse Dupree , Jr. , has been arraigned on multiple counts of producing and possessing child pornography .
“ We have zero tolerance for those who target and victimize children , ” said U.S. Attorney Byung J .
“ BJay ” Pak .
“ This case is a reminder of the types of predators that lurk online , and that parents need to be vigilant in monitoring their children ’ s social media activity.
” “ Our investigators are confronted every day with the reality that some people are intent on hurting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said Chris Hacker , Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta .
“ That is why we are committed to protecting them and to prosecuting anyone who tries to harm them.
” According to U.S. Attorney Pak , the charges , and other information presented in court : Since at least May 2016 , Dupree communicated with teenage girls he met on an online messenger service .
While chatting with these girls , Dupree allegedly induced at least four minor girls to send him sexually explicit images and videos of themselves over the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ search warrant at his residence in May 2019 , agents recovered multiple electronic devices containing thousands of images and videos of child pornography .
These images included sexually explicit images and videos of the girls that he met online .
Virgil “ Bud ” Jesse Dupree , Jr. , 61 , of Rockmart , Georgia , was arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Judge Walter E. Johnson .
Dupree was indicted by a federal grand jury on March 10 , 2020 .
Members of the public are reminded that the indictment only contains charges .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ charges and it will be the government ’ s burden to prove the defendant ’ s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial .
Anyone with information , or who may have been a victim in this case , contact the FBI at 770-216-3000 .

ROME, Ga. – Virgil “Bud” Jesse Dupree, Jr., has been arraigned on multiple counts of producing and possessing child pornography.
“We have zero tolerance for those who target and victimize children,” said U.S. Attorney Byung J. “BJay” Pak. “This case is a reminder of the types of predators that lurk online, and that parents need to be vigilant in monitoring their children’s social media activity.”
“Our investigators are confronted every day with the reality that some people are intent on hurting and abusing our young children,” said Chris Hacker, Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta. “That is why we are committed to protecting them and to prosecuting anyone who tries to harm them.”
According to U.S. Attorney Pak, the charges, and other information presented in court: Since at least May 2016, Dupree communicated with teenage girls he met on an online messenger service. While chatting with these girls, Dupree allegedly induced at least four minor girls to send him sexually explicit images and videos of themselves over the Internet. During the execution of a search warrant at his residence in May 2019, agents recovered multiple electronic devices containing thousands of images and videos of child pornography. These images included sexually explicit images and videos of the girls that he met online.
Virgil “Bud” Jesse Dupree, Jr., 61, of Rockmart, Georgia, was arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Judge Walter E. Johnson. Dupree was indicted by a federal grand jury on March 10, 2020. Members of the public are reminded that the indictment only contains charges. The defendant is presumed innocent of the charges and it will be the government’s burden to prove the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial.
Anyone with information, or who may have been a victim in this case, contact the FBI at 770-216-3000.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--Another Round of Stimulus Payments May Be Headed Your Way

WASHINGTON — A fresh new round of Coronavirus stimulus payments could be coming to Americans .
According to a report @ @ @ @ @ Trump administration ‘ would likely support ’ another massive stimulus payment into the economy , @ @ @ @ @ the COVID-19 pandemic .
The White House told the network in a statement , “ @ @ @ @ @ , we are going to ensure that we take care of all Americans so that @ @ @ @ @ healthy , stronger , and with economic prosperity , which is why the White House @ @ @ @ @ middle class tax and regulatory relief.
” Like the first stimulus package , many Americans @ @ @ @ @ if they are a single filer and $ 2,400 for couples again .

WASHINGTON — A fresh new round of Coronavirus stimulus payments could be coming to Americans.
According to a report Thursday by CNBC, The Trump administration ‘would likely support’ another massive stimulus payment into the economy, which has been derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The White House told the network in a statement, “As President Trump has said, we are going to ensure that we take care of all Americans so that we emerge from this challenge healthy, stronger, and with economic prosperity, which is why the White House is focused on pro-growth, middle class tax and regulatory relief.”
Watch the video report below.
BREAKING: White House would likely support a new round of stimulus checks, sources say (via @kaylatausche) https://t.co/bwUbE6b9II — CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) May 14, 2020
Like the first stimulus package, many Americans would likely receive $1,200 if they are a single filer and $2,400 for couples again.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--Los Angeles County Demands ALL 10 MILLION Residents Wear Face Masks Outdoors

CALIFORNIA — Los Angeles County Health Director Barbara Ferrer said at a press conference Thursday that wearing face masks is @ @ @ @ @ for all residents .
“ Masks are in fact mandatory across the entire county when @ @ @ @ @ home , not with members of your household , and in any kind of contact @ @ @ @ @ Ferrer said .
“ Our health officer orders are very clear.
” “ As I @ @ @ @ @ the reason you wear a cloth face covering is so you can protect other people @ @ @ @ @ Over 10 million residents in the Democrat-run county are already under a new stay-at-home order @ @ @ @ @ date .
According to Ferrer , 1,709 people in L.A , County have died due @ @ @ @

CALIFORNIA — Los Angeles County Health Director Barbara Ferrer said at a press conference Thursday that wearing face masks is ‘mandatory’ when outdoors for all residents.
“Masks are in fact mandatory across the entire county when you are outside of your home, not with members of your household, and in any kind of contact with other people,” Ferrer said. “Our health officer orders are very clear.”
“As I’ve noted before, the reason you wear a cloth face covering is so you can protect other people from your respiratory droplets.”
Over 10 million residents in the Democrat-run county are already under a new stay-at-home order, which has no end date.
BREAKING: Los Angeles Announces New 'Safer-at-Home' Order With No End Date – https://t.co/MK9EHalipZ pic.twitter.com/jBT53YSchm — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 13, 2020
According to Ferrer, 1,709 people in L.A, County have died due to the Coronavirus.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--Fired Cop Who Hid In Car During Parkland Shooting Reinstated

PARKLAND , FLORIDA — A Sheriff ’ s sergeant who was fired for his failure to act during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting in 2018 will get his job back .
Sergeant Brian Miller was one of four cops terminated from duty by Sheriff Gregory Tony after the massacre .
It was revealed Miller sat in his car while Nikolas Cruz fatally shot 17 people and wounded 17 more .
The Sheriff ’ s union says an arbitration ruled the “ BSO violated Sgt .
Brian Miller ’ s Constitutional due process rights and improperly terminated him.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ law allowed it .
The General Counsel for the sheriff ’ s office stood by their termination of Miller .
“ The arbitrator ruled on the case without conducting any evidentiary hearing whatsoever and without taking the testimony of a single witness .
The decision was based upon a technicality that we believe was wrongly decided .
The arbitrator ruled on a procedural issue that BSO allegedly took too long to conduct the investigation , which is the exact opposite finding of an arbitrator that addressed this same issue in an earlier case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is exploring all legal options to address this erroneous decision.
” The Broward Sheriff ’ s Office released the following statement : “ The arbitrator did not address the conduct of Sergeant Miller on the day children and adults were massacred at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School while he stood by .
Nowhere in the decision is he vindicated for his lack of action on that day.
” According to the Sun-Sentinel , ‘ Miller will receive considerable money when reinstated .
He was paid more than $ 137,000 in 2018 .
That @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any overtime that he would have received , as well as medical reimbursements , paid holidays and time off.
’ The shooting exposed widespread failures at the sheriff ’ s office , and eventually led to the ouster of Sheriff Scott Israel .

PARKLAND, FLORIDA — A Sheriff’s sergeant who was fired for his failure to act during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting in 2018 will get his job back.
Sergeant Brian Miller was one of four cops terminated from duty by Sheriff Gregory Tony after the massacre. It was revealed Miller sat in his car while Nikolas Cruz fatally shot 17 people and wounded 17 more.
The Sheriff’s union says an arbitration ruled the “BSO violated Sgt. Brian Miller’s Constitutional due process rights and improperly terminated him.”—-Alleging he was fired after state law allowed it.
The General Counsel for the sheriff’s office stood by their termination of Miller.
“The arbitrator ruled on the case without conducting any evidentiary hearing whatsoever and without taking the testimony of a single witness. The decision was based upon a technicality that we believe was wrongly decided. The arbitrator ruled on a procedural issue that BSO allegedly took too long to conduct the investigation, which is the exact opposite finding of an arbitrator that addressed this same issue in an earlier case. The Broward Sheriff’s Office is exploring all legal options to address this erroneous decision.”
The Broward Sheriff’s Office released the following statement:
“The arbitrator did not address the conduct of Sergeant Miller on the day children and adults were massacred at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School while he stood by. Nowhere in the decision is he vindicated for his lack of action on that day.”
According to the Sun-Sentinel, ‘Miller will receive considerable money when reinstated. He was paid more than $137,000 in 2018. That includes a year’s salary, any overtime that he would have received, as well as medical reimbursements, paid holidays and time off.’
The shooting exposed widespread failures at the sheriff’s office, and eventually led to the ouster of Sheriff Scott Israel.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--Video Shows Red Lobster Customer and Employees Brawl on Mother’s Day

A physical fight erupted between Red Lobster employees and a customer who demanded a refund after waiting a long time @ @ @ @ @ s Day .

A physical fight erupted between Red Lobster employees and a customer who demanded a refund after waiting a long time for food on Mother’s Day.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--Cuba Releases New Video From Embassy Shooting In D.C., Information On Shooter

A Cuban man who sought asylum in the U.S. opened fire with an AK-47 at the Cuban Embassy in Washington @ @ @ @ @ the building with nearly three dozen rounds because he wanted to “ get them before @ @ @ @ @ ” according to court papers .

A Cuban man who sought asylum in the U.S. opened fire with an AK-47 at the Cuban Embassy in Washington, spraying the front of the building with nearly three dozen rounds because he wanted to “get them before they could get him,” according to court papers.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--Grocery Shopper Pulls Gun Over Slow Service at Deli – (VIDEO)

This video shows the moment a Publix shopper from Orlando , Florida pulled out a gun and pointed it at @ @ @ @ @ the slow service .

This video shows the moment a Publix shopper from Orlando, Florida pulled out a gun and pointed it at an employee to complain about the slow service.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--WATCH: Woman Fleeing in Stolen Truck Flashes Gun, Repeatedly Rams Police Cruisers

Sebastian County , Arkansas — Newly released dash cam and body camera footage from Sebastian County Sheriff ’ s Office shows a Fort Smith woman being arrested after she hit multiple law enforcement vehicles and flashed a gun at a Sebastian County deputy during a pursuit .
The driver , Jennifer K. Porter , 27 , was arrested on suspicion of eight counts of felony aggravated assault , fleeing and felon in possession of a firearm .
A vehicle and pistol were reported stolen Tuesday , May 5 , around 10:30 a.m. in the 17000 block of Highway 45 near @ @ @ @ @ @ @ press release .
The car was spotted at 11:15 a.m. on Highway 71 South near Greenwood speeding around 100 mph .
During this time , Porter rammed at least four law enforcement vehicles including one she disabled during a pursuit in a stolen pickup truck and also attempted to ram an innocent vehicle which just happened to be on the road .
The pursuit continued on multiple county roads and state highways .
Arkansas State Police were able to catch to the vehicle on Highway 71 South just north of the Jenny Lind @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sheriff ’ s Office patrol unit was disabled and three ASP units also suffered damage because of the chase .
No one was hurt during the chase or PIT maneuvers .

Sebastian County, Arkansas — Newly released dash cam and body camera footage from Sebastian County Sheriff’s Office shows a Fort Smith woman being arrested after she hit multiple law enforcement vehicles and flashed a gun at a Sebastian County deputy during a pursuit. The driver, Jennifer K. Porter, 27, was arrested on suspicion of eight counts of felony aggravated assault, fleeing and felon in possession of a firearm. A vehicle and pistol were reported stolen Tuesday, May 5, around 10:30 a.m. in the 17000 block of Highway 45 near Hackett around 10:30, according to a press release. The car was spotted at 11:15 a.m. on Highway 71 South near Greenwood speeding around 100 mph.
During this time, Porter rammed at least four law enforcement vehicles including one she disabled during a pursuit in a stolen pickup truck and also attempted to ram an innocent vehicle which just happened to be on the road. The pursuit continued on multiple county roads and state highways. Arkansas State Police were able to catch to the vehicle on Highway 71 South just north of the Jenny Lind community. Altogether, one Sebastian County Sheriff’s Office patrol unit was disabled and three ASP units also suffered damage because of the chase. No one was hurt during the chase or PIT maneuvers.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--Fake coronavirus tests? California woman suspected of selling unapproved COVID-19 tests on Craigslis

Fake coronavirus tests? California woman suspected of selling unapproved COVID-19 tests on Craigslist

The Los Angeles Police Department ’ s Commercial Crimes Division , Intellectual Property Crimes Unit ( IPCU ) , announce @ @ @ @ @ for selling Covid-19 test kits that have not been approved by the Federal Drug Administration @ @ @ @ @ 2020 , around 2:00 p.m. , the Los Angeles Police Department ’ s Commercial Crimes @ @ @ @ @ Unit , in collaboration with Homeland Security Investigation ( HSI ) served a search warrant @ @ @ @ @ Broadway Avenue in the city of Santa Monica .
Detectives arrested Ying Lien Wang , @ @ @ @ @ test kits that have not been approved by the Federal Drug Administration .
Investigators conducted @ @ @ @ @ the suspect before her subsequent arrest for a violation of 17500 Business and Professions Code-False @ @ @ @ @ her products on Craigslist .
None of the Covid-19 test kits recovered had been tested @ @ @ @ @ standards and could pose a risk to anyone using them .
Investigators recovered 61 non-approved @ @ @ @ @ will be additional pending charges are for 109920 Health and Safety Code .

The Los Angeles Police Department’s Commercial Crimes Division, Intellectual Property Crimes Unit (IPCU), announce the arrest of a suspect for selling Covid-19 test kits that have not been approved by the Federal Drug Administration.
On May 12, 2020, around 2:00 p.m., the Los Angeles Police Department’s Commercial Crimes Division, Intellectual Property Crimes Unit, in collaboration with Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) served a search warrant near the 800 block of Broadway Avenue in the city of Santa Monica. Detectives arrested Ying Lien Wang, 39-years-old, for selling Covid-19 test kits that have not been approved by the Federal Drug Administration.
Investigators conducted three undercover buys and surveilled the suspect before her subsequent arrest for a violation of 17500 Business and Professions Code-False Advertising. The suspect sold her products on Craigslist. None of the Covid-19 test kits recovered had been tested to meet United States safety standards and could pose a risk to anyone using them. Investigators recovered 61 non-approved Covid-19 test kits. There will be additional pending charges are for 109920 Health and Safety Code.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--LIVE: President Trump Visits Distribution Center in Pennsylvania

Watch live coverage as President Trump travels to Allentown , Penn .
to visit the Owens and Minor distribution center @ @ @ @ @

Watch live coverage as President Trump travels to Allentown, Penn. to visit the Owens and Minor distribution center for coronavirus relief supplies.
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breaking911--2020-05-14--“Nobody Wants To See That.” Fla. Man Arrested For Exposing Himself To Women While Driving

The Polk County Sheriff ’ s Office arrested a 32-year-old man on Wednesday , May 13 , 2020 after a complaint about him exposing himself to a woman while driving , and the subsequent investigation caught him in the act of exposing himself .
Justin Mosser of Avon Park was charged with three counts of Indecent Exposure in Public ( M1 ) and two counts of Committing a Lewd Act ( M2 ) .
The charges stem from two separate incidents .
“ First , nobody wants to see that .
It ’ s disgusting , rude , and perverted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be doing something like this while driving .
This is wrong on so many levels .
Great work by the detectives to find this guy so quickly .
He said he ’ s done this before , so we ’ re asking for his other victims to contact the Sheriff ’ s Office , ” Sheriff Grady Judd said .
On May 11 , 2020 , a woman reported that she was driving on Hwy 60 near the Lake Wales Airport at about 8:00 a.m. , when she noticed the driver in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ waving and trying to get her attention .
When she looked over , she saw that his penis was completely exposed and he began to masturbate .
The woman contacted the Polk County Sheriff ’ s Office to report what happened .
She provided a detailed description of the man and turned over photos that she took of his car and license plate .
PCSO Vice detectives were able to identify the suspect as Mosser .
On Wednesday morning , they surveilled Mosser .
As a female undercover detective was driving on Hwy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gray Mazda began driving alongside of her unmarked vehicle .
When the detective looked over at the driver , who was Mosser , his penis was exposed and he was trying to draw her attention to it .
As the vehicles got side by side again , the driver again exposed his penis and began masturbating .
A traffic stop was conducted on the Mazda , and Mosser was arrested .
He told detectives that he often drives with his penis exposed because he gets hot and “ airs it out.
” He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of thing about four or five times to random women while driving down the road .
Detectives say that he showed no remorse for his actions .
Mosser ’ s prior criminal history includes arrests for Burglary , Grand Theft , Criminal Mischief , Giving False Name to a LEO , Resisting , DUI , Leaving the Scene of an Accident , and Driving While License Suspended/Revoked .

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 32-year-old man on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 after a complaint about him exposing himself to a woman while driving, and the subsequent investigation caught him in the act of exposing himself.
Justin Mosser of Avon Park was charged with three counts of Indecent Exposure in Public (M1) and two counts of Committing a Lewd Act (M2). The charges stem from two separate incidents.
“First, nobody wants to see that. It’s disgusting, rude, and perverted. Second, it’s dangerous to be doing something like this while driving. This is wrong on so many levels. Great work by the detectives to find this guy so quickly. He said he’s done this before, so we’re asking for his other victims to contact the Sheriff’s Office,” Sheriff Grady Judd said.
On May 11, 2020, a woman reported that she was driving on Hwy 60 near the Lake Wales Airport at about 8:00 a.m., when she noticed the driver in a gray Mazda next to her was waving and trying to get her attention. When she looked over, she saw that his penis was completely exposed and he began to masturbate.
The woman contacted the Polk County Sheriff’s Office to report what happened. She provided a detailed description of the man and turned over photos that she took of his car and license plate.
PCSO Vice detectives were able to identify the suspect as Mosser. On Wednesday morning, they surveilled Mosser.
As a female undercover detective was driving on Hwy 27 near Pine Crest Road, a gray Mazda began driving alongside of her unmarked vehicle. When the detective looked over at the driver, who was Mosser, his penis was exposed and he was trying to draw her attention to it. As the vehicles got side by side again, the driver again exposed his penis and began masturbating.
A traffic stop was conducted on the Mazda, and Mosser was arrested. He told detectives that he often drives with his penis exposed because he gets hot and “airs it out.” He claimed that he has done this sort of thing about four or five times to random women while driving down the road. Detectives say that he showed no remorse for his actions.
Mosser’s prior criminal history includes arrests for Burglary, Grand Theft, Criminal Mischief, Giving False Name to a LEO, Resisting, DUI, Leaving the Scene of an Accident, and Driving While License Suspended/Revoked.
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breaking911--2020-05-15--Calif. VA Hospital Chief Charged With Sex Abuse of Colleague

SAN JOSE – A federal grand jury in San Jose indicted Dr. John Giacomini for Abusive Sexual Contact .
Giacomini denies the allegations and says the relationship was consensual .
According to the indictment , Giacomini , 71 , of Atherton , is alleged to have subjected the victim , a subordinate doctor under Giacomini ’ s supervision , to unwanted and nonconsensual sexual contact in December of 2017 while both were on duty at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in Palo Alto , Calif. At the time , Giacomini was the Chief of the Palo Alto VA ’ s Cardiology @ @ @ @ @ @ @ position for over 30 years and also served on the medical faculty at Stanford University .
Since the alleged sexual battery happened on federal property , the VA OIG referred the matter to the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for federal prosecution .
The Daily Post reported : The employee reported that over the next few months Giacomini grew more aggressive in his pursuit of a sexual relationship , according to the memo .
He began touching her breasts and buttocks and holding her jaw when kissing her , the memo says .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a position such that her hands would be held against genitals , according to the memo .
On one occasion Giacomini undid the drawstrings of the employee ’ s scrubs and put his hands under her underwear , according to the memo .
A VA housekeeper witnessed that encounter when the housekeeper opened the door to the office that Giacomini and the employee were inside , according to the memo .
Giacomini no longer works at the Palo Alto VA Hospital or Stanford University .
Giacomini made his initial appearance by telephone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is currently released on a $ 200,000 bond

SAN JOSE – A federal grand jury in San Jose indicted Dr. John Giacomini for Abusive Sexual Contact. Giacomini denies the allegations and says the relationship was consensual.
According to the indictment, Giacomini, 71, of Atherton, is alleged to have subjected the victim, a subordinate doctor under Giacomini’s supervision, to unwanted and nonconsensual sexual contact in December of 2017 while both were on duty at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in Palo Alto, Calif. At the time, Giacomini was the Chief of the Palo Alto VA’s Cardiology Department. He had served in this position for over 30 years and also served on the medical faculty at Stanford University.
Since the alleged sexual battery happened on federal property, the VA OIG referred the matter to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for federal prosecution.
The Daily Post reported: The employee reported that over the next few months Giacomini grew more aggressive in his pursuit of a sexual relationship, according to the memo. He began touching her breasts and buttocks and holding her jaw when kissing her, the memo says. He also hugged her on various occasions in a position such that her hands would be held against genitals, according to the memo.
On one occasion Giacomini undid the drawstrings of the employee’s scrubs and put his hands under her underwear, according to the memo. A VA housekeeper witnessed that encounter when the housekeeper opened the door to the office that Giacomini and the employee were inside, according to the memo.
Giacomini no longer works at the Palo Alto VA Hospital or Stanford University.
Giacomini made his initial appearance by telephone on May 14, 2020. Giacomini is currently released on a $200,000 bond
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breaking911--2020-05-15--Los Angeles County Fair Canceled, First Time Since WWII

POMONA , CA – For just the second time in its nearly 100-year history , the LA County Fair will go on a hiatus , with no spin of the Ferris Wheel , no farm filled with animals and no legendary bands in the Grandstand this September .
The 2020 LA County Fair , slated for Sept. 4-27 , has been canceled due to the limitations placed on large public gatherings by state and county public health officials because of the COVID-19 pandemic .
For the safety and well-being of guests , Fair officials are following the guidelines of public @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public gatherings for the remainder of the year .
The decision to cancel the Fair was made after discussion between Fair organizers and Los Angeles County officials .
It was not an easy decision to make , Fairplex President and CEO Miguel A. Santana said .
“ My heart is heavy , for our guests who come out to make memories , our vendors who rely on the Fair circuit for their income and our employees who work so hard all year-long to create this special event , ” Santana said .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ event that celebrates the best of Southern California .
It is beloved by many .
But we had to take into consideration the health and safety of everyone.
” “ We really had no choice , as hard as it was .
The one thing we can promise is that the LA County Fair will be back , better than ever – especially as we plan for our Centennial.
” The Fair will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2022 .
The Fair closed for World War II from 1942 to 1947 .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2001 , but reopened the following day .
Los Angeles County First District Supervisor Hilda L. Solis , in whose district the Fair resides , said it will be disappointing , but necessary to miss the end-of-summer celebration .
“ Like many of you , I grew up eagerly anticipating each year ’ s opening of the LA County Fair , and I cherish my family memories of this special yearly event , ” said Solis .
“ Unfortunately , we have had to make the difficult decision to cancel the LA @ @ @ @ @ @ @ health crisis .
We must make these short term sacrifices to preserve the health of the people we love .
We do this to protect our communities .
I am certain that once we get through this challenging time , we will come back stronger and even more appreciative of the things we love and hold dear .
”

POMONA, CA – For just the second time in its nearly 100-year history, the LA County Fair will go on a hiatus, with no spin of the Ferris Wheel, no farm filled with animals and no legendary bands in the Grandstand this September.
The 2020 LA County Fair, slated for Sept. 4-27, has been canceled due to the limitations placed on large public gatherings by state and county public health officials because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the safety and well-being of guests, Fair officials are following the guidelines of public health officials who are advising against large public gatherings for the remainder of the year.
The decision to cancel the Fair was made after discussion between Fair organizers and Los Angeles County officials. It was not an easy decision to make, Fairplex President and CEO Miguel A. Santana said.
“My heart is heavy, for our guests who come out to make memories, our vendors who rely on the Fair circuit for their income and our employees who work so hard all year-long to create this special event,” Santana said. “The LA County Fair is an iconic event that celebrates the best of Southern California. It is beloved by many. But we had to take into consideration the health and safety of everyone.”
#BREAKING: Los Angeles County Health Director Demands ALL 10 MILLION Residents Wear Face Masks Outdoors – https://t.co/4ibTYM6H3I pic.twitter.com/H25XDoWnXh — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 14, 2020
Los Angeles County Fair Association Board of Directors’ Chair Heidi Hanson concurred.
“We really had no choice, as hard as it was. The one thing we can promise is that the LA County Fair will be back, better than ever – especially as we plan for our Centennial.”
The Fair will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2022. The Fair closed for World War II from 1942 to 1947.
It closed for the day on Sept. 11, 2001, but reopened the following day.
Los Angeles County First District Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, in whose district the Fair resides, said it will be disappointing, but necessary to miss the end-of-summer celebration.
“Like many of you, I grew up eagerly anticipating each year’s opening of the LA County Fair, and I cherish my family memories of this special yearly event,” said Solis. “Unfortunately, we have had to make the difficult decision to cancel the LA County Fair due to our current public health crisis. We must make these short term sacrifices to preserve the health of the people we love. We do this to protect our communities. I am certain that once we get through this challenging time, we will come back stronger
and even more appreciative of the things we love and hold dear.”
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breaking911--2020-05-15--Newly Released Video Shows Tactical Police Shootout With Gunman In Las Vegas

Las Vegas police have released body camera footage of a Mother ’ s Day shootout with a man who they @ @ @ @ @ neighbors with BB guns that were built to look like submachine guns .

Las Vegas police have released body camera footage of a Mother’s Day shootout with a man who they say threatened them and his neighbors with BB guns that were built to look like submachine guns.
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