breaking911--2020-12-01--WANTED: ‘Too Tall Bandit’ responsible for at least 16 bank robberies from N.C. to Tenn., FBI says

In all the bank robberies , the suspect walked behind , or jumped over , the teller counter , threatened bank employees with a handgun ( held in his right hand ) , and instructed bank employees to help him place money from the vault and teller drawers into a bag the robber brought with him .
The robber instructed bank employees to identify bait money and dye packs , and then ordered bank employees to get on the floor .
When possible , the robber exited the rear of the bank and was not observed in a getaway vehicle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspect walked behind the pharmacy counter and instructed employees to place prescription opioids into his bag .
Except in the most recent cases , the suspect walked with an uneven gait .
The robber wears dark-colored clothing , to include dark-colored gloves and work boots or shoes , and wears a Halloween-style mask or other mask to cover or obscure his face .
If you have any information concerning this case , contact your local FBI Office or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate .
You can also submit a tip at : @

Too Tall Bandit
White House, Tennessee; Gallatin, Tennessee; Franklin, Tennessee; Farragut, Tennessee; Jefferson City, Tennessee; Farragut, Tennessee; Pigeon Forge, Tennessee; Farragut, Tennessee; Jefferson City, Tennessee; Knoxville, Tennessee
November 27, 2009; November 12, 2010; November 9, 2012; March 31, 2014; November 24, 2014; December 8, 2014; November 13, 2015; October 27, 2016; November 17, 2017; November 24, 2017
In all the bank robberies, the suspect walked behind, or jumped over, the teller counter, threatened bank employees with a handgun (held in his right hand), and instructed bank employees to help him place money from the vault and teller drawers into a bag the robber brought with him.
The robber instructed bank employees to identify bait money and dye packs, and then ordered bank employees to get on the floor. When possible, the robber exited the rear of the bank and was not observed in a getaway vehicle.
In the business robberies, the suspect walked behind the pharmacy counter and instructed employees to place prescription opioids into his bag. Except in the most recent cases, the suspect walked with an uneven gait.
The robber wears dark-colored clothing, to include dark-colored gloves and work boots or shoes, and wears a Halloween-style mask or other mask to cover or obscure his face.
If you have any information concerning this case, contact your local FBI Office or the nearest American Embassy or Consulate. You can also submit a tip at: tips.fbi.gov
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breaking911--2020-12-01--Houston Man, 70, Fatally Shoots His 93-Year-Old Mother

TEXAS — An elderly Houston man fatally shot his 93-year-old mother Tuesday before surrendering to police .
According to KPRC @ @ @ @ @ the home around 2:20 p.m .
The scene is on Briar Forest Drive near Beltway @ @ @ @ @ indicate a possible motive or identify those involved .

TEXAS — An elderly Houston man fatally shot his 93-year-old mother Tuesday before surrendering to police.
According to KPRC, officers were called to the home around 2:20 p.m. The scene is on Briar Forest Drive near Beltway 8.
Police did not indicate a possible motive or identify those involved.
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breaking911--2020-12-01--California Man Who Leaked Nintendo Switch Info Had Trove of Child Porn In Folder Labeled ‘Bad Stuff’

Seattle – A 21-year-old Palmdale , California , man was sentenced to three years in prison today in U.S. District Court in Seattle for federal crimes related to his computer hacking scheme and his possession of child pornography found on his digital devices , announced U.S. Attorney Brian T. Moran .
Ryan Hernandez , aka Ryan West , who used the online moniker “ RyanRocks , ” pleaded guilty to a two-count information in January 2020 .
At the sentencing hearing U.S. District Judge John C. Coughenour ordered Hernandez to be on seven years of supervised release following prison .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sex offender .
According to records filed in the case , in 2016 , while still a minor , Hernandez and an associate used a phishing technique to steal credentials of a Nintendo employee , which were exploited to gain access to and download confidential Nintendo files related to its consoles and games .
That stolen information , including pre-release information about the anticipated Nintendo Switch console , was leaked to the public .
In October 2017 , following an investigation into the hack , FBI agents contacted Hernandez and his parents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to stop any further malicious activity and confirmed that he understood the consequences of any future hacking .
Nevertheless , from at least June 2018 to June 2019 , Hernandez returned to his malicious activities , hacking into multiple Nintendo servers and stealing confidential information about various popular video games , gaming consoles , and developer tools .
Hernandez boasted about his hacking exploits on several online and social media platforms , such as Twitter and Discord , and leaked some of the stolen information to others .
Hernandez further operated an online @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Underground Hangout ” in which he and others discussed Nintendo products and shared information about possible Nintendo network vulnerabilities , and on which he shared some of the confidential information he had stolen .
In June 2019 , FBI agents searched his home and seized numerous electronic devices , including computers , hard drives , and circumvention devices used to access pirated video games and software .
On those devices , they discovered thousands of confidential Nintendo files .
Forensic analysis of his devices also revealed that Hernandez had used the internet to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ images of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct , stored and sorted in a folder directory he labeled “ Bad Stuff.
” Under the terms of the plea agreement , both prosecutors and defense attorneys recommended three years in prison .
Judge Coughenour recommended Hernandez be incarcerated at a Bureau of Prisons facility for inmates with cognitive challenges .
Hernandez has agreed to pay $ 259,323 in restitution to Nintendo for the remediation costs caused by his conduct .

Seattle – A 21-year-old Palmdale, California, man was sentenced to three years in prison today in U.S. District Court in Seattle for federal crimes related to his computer hacking scheme and his possession of child pornography found on his digital devices, announced U.S. Attorney Brian T. Moran. Ryan Hernandez, aka Ryan West, who used the online moniker “RyanRocks,” pleaded guilty to a two-count information in January 2020. At the sentencing hearing U.S. District Judge John C. Coughenour ordered Hernandez to be on seven years of supervised release following prison. He will be required to register as a sex offender.
According to records filed in the case, in 2016, while still a minor, Hernandez and an associate used a phishing technique to steal credentials of a Nintendo employee, which were exploited to gain access to and download confidential Nintendo files related to its consoles and games. That stolen information, including pre-release information about the anticipated Nintendo Switch console, was leaked to the public. In October 2017, following an investigation into the hack, FBI agents contacted Hernandez and his parents at their California residence. Hernandez promised to stop any further malicious activity and confirmed that he understood the consequences of any future hacking.
Nevertheless, from at least June 2018 to June 2019, Hernandez returned to his malicious activities, hacking into multiple Nintendo servers and stealing confidential information about various popular video games, gaming consoles, and developer tools. Hernandez boasted about his hacking exploits on several online and social media platforms, such as Twitter and Discord, and leaked some of the stolen information to others. Hernandez further operated an online chat forum called “Ryan’s Underground Hangout” in which he and others discussed Nintendo products and shared information about possible Nintendo network vulnerabilities, and on which he shared some of the confidential information he had stolen.
In June 2019, FBI agents searched his home and seized numerous electronic devices, including computers, hard drives, and circumvention devices used to access pirated video games and software. On those devices, they discovered thousands of confidential Nintendo files. Forensic analysis of his devices also revealed that Hernandez had used the internet to collect more than one thousand videos and images of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct, stored and sorted in a folder directory he labeled “Bad Stuff.”
Under the terms of the plea agreement, both prosecutors and defense attorneys recommended three years in prison. Judge Coughenour recommended Hernandez be incarcerated at a Bureau of Prisons facility for inmates with cognitive challenges. Hernandez has agreed to pay $259,323 in restitution to Nintendo for the remediation costs caused by his conduct.
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breaking911--2020-12-01--Seattle Police Arrest 4 After BLM Rioters Damage Businesses, Residences After Dark Monday

Seattle Police made four arrests on Monday night during a demonstration on Capitol Hill .
Around 8 PM , officers @ @ @ @ @ damage an ATM in the 1600 block of Broadway .
The group continued on and @ @ @ @ @ shop in the 800 block of 12 Ave. Police then moved in and made three @ @ @ @ @ damage and two for obstructing a law enforcement officer .
The group marched on and @ @ @ @ @ to businesses and residences .
A fourth person was arrested for property damage before the @ @ @ @ @ Park .
Officers booked all four individuals into King County Jail .

Seattle Police made four arrests on Monday night during a demonstration on Capitol Hill.
Around 8 PM, officers witnessed members of a protest damage an ATM in the 1600 block of Broadway. The group continued on and smashed windows at a coffee shop in the 800 block of 12 Ave. Police then moved in and made three arrests. one for property damage and two for obstructing a law enforcement officer.
The group marched on and caused some more property damage to businesses and residences. A fourth person was arrested for property damage before the group returned to Cal Anderson Park.
Officers booked all four individuals into King County Jail.
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breaking911--2020-12-01--Trump Legal Team Slams AG Barr “With All Due Respect”

Attorney General William Barr told the Associated Press Tuesday that the Justice Department hasn ’ t uncovered widespread voting fraud that could have changed 2020 election outcome .
“ With all due respect to the Attorney General , there hasn ’ t been any semblance of a Department of Justice investigation .
We have gathered ample evidence of illegal voting in at least six states , which they have not examined .
We have many witnesses swearing under oath they saw crimes being committed in connection with voter fraud .
As far as we know , not a single one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Justice Department also hasn ’ t audited any voting machines or used their subpoena powers to determine the truth .
“ Nonetheless , we will continue our pursuit of the truth through the judicial system and state legislatures , and continue toward the Constitution ’ s mandate and ensuring that every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is not .
Again , with the greatest respect to the Attorney General , his opinion appears to be without any knowledge or investigation of the substantial irregularities and evidence of systemic fraud.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ President Trump , and Jenna Ellis , Trump Campaign Senior Legal Adviser and Attorney for President Trump

Attorney General William Barr told the Associated Press Tuesday that the Justice Department hasn’t uncovered widespread voting fraud that could have changed 2020 election outcome.
Trump’s legal team quickly responded. Full statement below.
“With all due respect to the Attorney General, there hasn’t been any semblance of a Department of Justice investigation. We have gathered ample evidence of illegal voting in at least six states, which they have not examined. We have many witnesses swearing under oath they saw crimes being committed in connection with voter fraud. As far as we know, not a single one has been interviewed by the DOJ. The Justice Department also hasn’t audited any voting machines or used their subpoena powers to determine the truth.
“Nonetheless, we will continue our pursuit of the truth through the judicial system and state legislatures, and continue toward the Constitution’s mandate and ensuring that every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote is not. Again, with the greatest respect to the Attorney General, his opinion appears to be without any knowledge or investigation of the substantial irregularities and evidence of systemic fraud.”
– Rudy Giuliani, Attorney for President Trump, and Jenna Ellis, Trump Campaign Senior Legal Adviser and Attorney for President Trump
BREAKING: Barr says the Justice Dept. has not uncovered widespread voting fraud that could have changed 2020 election outcome – AP — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) December 1, 2020
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breaking911--2020-12-01--FEDS: Little Rock Youth Pastor Admits To Transporting Children Across State Lines for Sex

LITTLE ROCK – A former Little Rock youth pastor pleaded guilty Monday to transporting minors across state lines for the purpose of unlawful sexual activity .
Robert Shiflet , 50 , now of Denton , Texas , entered his guilty plea earlier today before United States District Judge Lee P. Rudofsky .
Cody Hiland , United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas , and Diane Upchurch , Special Agent in Charge of the Little Rock Field Office of the FBI , announced today ’ s guilty plea Shiflet pleaded guilty to two separate instances of criminal conduct .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , when Shiflet met a 14-year-old girl in the youth group he pastored in Denton , Texas .
Shiflet frequently made inappropriate comments to the minor and often told her he loved her .
In May of 1997 , when the minor was 15 years old , Shiflet led an eighth grade camping trip to the Buffalo National River in Arkansas .
Shiflet was able to isolate the minor away from the group and then sexually assaulted her .
He told her not to tell anyone .
Another minor reported that in 2002 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at a Little Rock church , Shiflet engaged in inappropriate sexual contact with her when she was 16 years old .
Shiflet had sex with the minor multiple times during 2002-2003 , when Shiflet was 32 .
In the summer of 2002 , the youth group attended an event in Panama City , Florida .
On that trip , Shiflet asked the minor to ride on the charter bus with him instead of riding on another bus with her friends .
On the bus ride , he sexually assaulted the minor .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of trust as a mentor to young people and instead used his power to isolate and sexually abuse them , ” stated U.S. Attorney Hiland .
“ This predatory behavior is never acceptable , but it is particularly disturbing when the offender is a youth pastor .
Our office will continue to aggressively pursue those who commit these deplorable crimes.
” Shiflet was indicted in June 2020 with three counts of transportation of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity and one count of coercion of a minor to engage in sexual @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plea , the remaining charges were dismissed .
Judge Rudofsky will sentence Shiflet at a later date .
Transportation of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity is punishable by not more than 15 years imprisonment and not more than three years of supervised release .
The case was investigated by the FBI and is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Kristin Bryant .

LITTLE ROCK – A former Little Rock youth pastor pleaded guilty Monday to transporting minors across state lines for the purpose of unlawful sexual activity. Robert Shiflet, 50, now of Denton, Texas, entered his guilty plea earlier today before United States District Judge Lee P. Rudofsky. Cody Hiland, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, and Diane Upchurch, Special Agent in Charge of the Little Rock Field Office of the FBI, announced today’s guilty plea
Shiflet pleaded guilty to two separate instances of criminal conduct. One of these accounts began in 1996, when Shiflet met a 14-year-old girl in the youth group he pastored in Denton, Texas. Shiflet frequently made inappropriate comments to the minor and often told her he loved her. In May of 1997, when the minor was 15 years old, Shiflet led an eighth grade camping trip to the Buffalo National River in Arkansas. Shiflet was able to isolate the minor away from the group and then sexually assaulted her. He told her not to tell anyone.
Another minor reported that in 2002, when Shiflet was her youth pastor at a Little Rock church, Shiflet engaged in inappropriate sexual contact with her when she was 16 years old. Shiflet had sex with the minor multiple times during 2002-2003, when Shiflet was 32. In the summer of 2002, the youth group attended an event in Panama City, Florida. On that trip, Shiflet asked the minor to ride on the charter bus with him instead of riding on another bus with her friends. On the bus ride, he sexually assaulted the minor.
“This defendant took advantage of his position of trust as a mentor to young people and instead used his power to isolate and sexually abuse them,” stated U.S. Attorney Hiland. “This predatory behavior is never acceptable, but it is particularly disturbing when the offender is a youth pastor. Our office will continue to aggressively pursue those who commit these deplorable crimes.”
Shiflet was indicted in June 2020 with three counts of transportation of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity and one count of coercion of a minor to engage in sexual activity. In exchange for his guilty plea, the remaining charges were dismissed.
Judge Rudofsky will sentence Shiflet at a later date. Transportation of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity is punishable by not more than 15 years imprisonment and not more than three years of supervised release. The case was investigated by the FBI and is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Kristin Bryant.
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breaking911--2020-12-01--LIVE: Michigan State Senate Committee on Oversight Holds Hearing on Election

The Michigian State Senate Committee on Oversight will hold a hearing featuring testimony regarding absentee ballot counting at the TCF @ @ @ @ @ : Press Conference by Amistad Project on ‘ Election Whistleblowers Come Forward ’ ( Dec. @ @

The Michigian State Senate Committee on Oversight will hold a hearing featuring testimony regarding absentee ballot counting at the TCF Center in Detroit.
LIVE: Press Conference by Amistad Project on ‘Election Whistleblowers Come Forward’ (Dec. 1)
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breaking911--2020-12-02--Calif. Boat Captain Charged In Death of 34 People Who Perished In ‘Hellish’ Blaze

LOS ANGELES – The captain of the P/V Conception , a Santa Barbara-based dive boat that caught fire last year near Santa Cruz Island , resulting in the deaths of 33 passengers and one crew member , was indicted today by a federal grand jury on 34 counts of seaman ’ s manslaughter .
Jerry Nehl Boylan , 67 , of Santa Barbara , was named in the indictment returned this afternoon by a federal grand jury that alleges Boylan , as the captain and master of the vessel , “ was responsible for the safety and security of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ passengers.
” Federal prosecutors informed Boylan ’ s attorneys of the indictment after it was filed , and Boylan is expected to self-surrender to federal authorities in the coming weeks .
The indictment alleges that Boylan caused the deaths of 33 passengers and one crewmember “ by his misconduct , negligence , and inattention to his duties.
” The indictment cites three specific safety violations : – failing to have a night watch or roving patrol , which was required by the Code of Federal Regulations ( CFR ) and for over 20 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Certificate of Inspection issued by the United States Coast Guard ; – failing to conduct sufficient fire drills , which are mandated in the CFR ; and – failing to conduct sufficient crew training , which was also required by the CFR .
The Conception was a 75-foot , wood-and-fiberglass passenger vessel that docked in Santa Barbara Harbor .
During a Labor Day weekend dive trip last year , the boat carried 33 passengers and six crew members , including Boylan .
During the early morning hours of September 2 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the boat was anchored in Platt ’ s Harbor near Santa Cruz Island .
The fire , which engulfed the boat and led to its sinking , resulted in the deaths of 34 people who had been sleeping below deck .
Five crewmembers , including Boylan , were able to escape and survived .
“ As a result of the alleged failures of Captain Boylan to follow well-established safety rules , a pleasant holiday dive trip turned into a hellish nightmare as passengers and one crew member found themselves trapped in a fiery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” said United States Attorney Nick Hanna .
“ The loss of life that day will forever impact the families of the 34 victims .
With this indictment and our commitment to vigorously prosecute the case , we seek a small measure of justice for the victims and their loved ones.
” “ Nothing will ever replace the 34 lives that were lost in the Conception tragedy , ” said Special Agent in Charge Kelly S. Hoyle of the Coast Guard Investigative Service – Pacific Region .
“ Our hearts remain with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work with our partners in the Department of Justice on this investigation.
” “ This tragedy forever altered the lives of so many families and loved ones , and it deeply affected members of the public who watched in horror .
We continue to grieve with them , ” said Kristi K. Johnson , the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI ’ s Los Angeles Field Office .
“ The FBI provided extensive investigative and technical resources to the joint investigation , including expert divers and evidence recovery assets .
Our hope @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prevention of boating accidents and the senseless destruction of lives through proper precautions and training.
” “ This was a devastating and tragic loss of 34 lives , ” said Monique Villegas , the Special Agent in Charge of the ATF ’ s Los Angeles Field Division .
“ Our condolences continue to go out to all the families that have suffered from this tragedy .
ATF remains committed to working closely with our partners to investigate complex fire scenes such as this by providing our technical expertise in the area of fire @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s manslaughter carries a statutory maximum penalty of 10 years in federal prison .

LOS ANGELES – The captain of the P/V Conception, a Santa Barbara-based dive boat that caught fire last year near Santa Cruz Island, resulting in the deaths of 33 passengers and one crew member, was indicted today by a federal grand jury on 34 counts of seaman’s manslaughter.
Jerry Nehl Boylan, 67, of Santa Barbara, was named in the indictment returned this afternoon by a federal grand jury that alleges Boylan, as the captain and master of the vessel, “was responsible for the safety and security of the vessel, its crew, and its passengers.”
Federal prosecutors informed Boylan’s attorneys of the indictment after it was filed, and Boylan is expected to self-surrender to federal authorities in the coming weeks.
The indictment alleges that Boylan caused the deaths of 33 passengers and one crewmember “by his misconduct, negligence, and inattention to his duties.” The indictment cites three specific safety violations:
– failing to have a night watch or roving patrol, which was required by the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) and for over 20 years was a requirement in the Conception’s Certificate of Inspection issued by the United States Coast Guard;
– failing to conduct sufficient fire drills, which are mandated in the CFR; and
– failing to conduct sufficient crew training, which was also required by the CFR.
The Conception was a 75-foot, wood-and-fiberglass passenger vessel that docked in Santa Barbara Harbor. During a Labor Day weekend dive trip last year, the boat carried 33 passengers and six crew members, including Boylan. During the early morning hours of September 2, 2019, a fire broke out while the boat was anchored in Platt’s Harbor near Santa Cruz Island. The fire, which engulfed the boat and led to its sinking, resulted in the deaths of 34 people who had been sleeping below deck. Five crewmembers, including Boylan, were able to escape and survived.
“As a result of the alleged failures of Captain Boylan to follow well-established safety rules, a pleasant holiday dive trip turned into a hellish nightmare as passengers and one crew member found themselves trapped in a fiery bunkroom with no means of escape,” said United States Attorney Nick Hanna. “The loss of life that day will forever impact the families of the 34 victims. With this indictment and our commitment to vigorously prosecute the case, we seek a small measure of justice for the victims and their loved ones.”
“Nothing will ever replace the 34 lives that were lost in the Conception tragedy,” said Special Agent in Charge Kelly S. Hoyle of the Coast Guard Investigative Service – Pacific Region. “Our hearts remain with the families as the Coast Guard continues to work with our partners in the Department of Justice on this investigation.”
“This tragedy forever altered the lives of so many families and loved ones, and it deeply affected members of the public who watched in horror. We continue to grieve with them,” said Kristi K. Johnson, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office. “The FBI provided extensive investigative and technical resources to the joint investigation, including expert divers and evidence recovery assets. Our hope is that this indictment leads to the prevention of boating accidents and the senseless destruction of lives through proper precautions and training.”
“This was a devastating and tragic loss of 34 lives,” said Monique Villegas, the Special Agent in Charge of the ATF’s Los Angeles Field Division. “Our condolences continue to go out to all the families that have suffered from this tragedy. ATF remains committed to working closely with our partners to investigate complex fire scenes such as this by providing our technical expertise in the area of fire investigation.”
Each charge of seaman’s manslaughter carries a statutory maximum penalty of 10 years in federal prison.
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breaking911--2020-12-02--Teen Boy Who Last Year Fatally Injured His Grandfather Is Arrested For Stabbing His Grandmother Seve

Teen Boy Who Last Year Fatally Injured His Grandfather Is Arrested For Stabbing His Grandmother Several Times

HARRIS COUNTY , Texas — There was a heavy police presence in the 5800 block of Slashwood Lane in the @ @ @ @ @ Deputies have a 16 year old boy in custody after he stabbed his grandmother with @ @ @ @ @ She is in stable condition at this time .
This same juvenile was arrested last @ @ @ @ @ .
He suffered life threatening injuries from the assault which led to his death .

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — There was a heavy police presence in the 5800 block of Slashwood Lane in the Terranova subdivision Wednesday morning.
Deputies have a 16 year old boy in custody after he stabbed his grandmother with a knife multiple times. She is in stable condition at this time.
This same juvenile was arrested last year for assaulting his grandfather. He suffered life threatening injuries from the assault which led to his death.
Charges are pending.
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breaking911--2020-12-02--Florida fruit vendor turns sour on competition, threatens to shoot him

A 36-year-old Stock Island fruit stand vendor was arrested Tuesday for threatening to shoot another vendor after the business competitor/victim declined to raise his sugar cane juice prices .
Yoan Torres Quinones was charged with aggravated assault with a weapon , carrying a concealed firearm without a license and improper exhibition of a weapon .
There were no injuries reported .
The 50-year-old victim , also of Stock Island , initially flagged down a Key West Police Officer near the Hurricane Hole Restaurant & Marina at approximately 4 p.m. Deputy Antonio Guieb responded shortly thereafter .
The victim showed Deputy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incident .
The video showed the victim and another male , later identified as Torres Quinones , arguing in Spanish .
Torres Quinones then lifts up his shirt and brandishes a handgun in his waistband .
The victim stated Torres Quinones came over to his fruit stand and started arguing with him for under cutting his price on sugar cane juice .
Torres Quinones sells his sugar cane juice at his fruit stand on 5th Street for $ 3 whereas the victim sells his sugar cane juice for $ 2 .
Torres Quinones @ @ @ @ @ @ @ juice price to $ 3 , but the victim declined .
Torres Quinones then displayed the handgun and said he would fire every bullet into the victim .
Deputy Guieb then went to Torres Quinones ’ stand on 5th Street .
Torres Quinones was wearing the same clothes as seen in the video .
A gun matching the features seen in the video was found in his vehicle .
The firearm was a loaded .380-caliber Bersa handgun .
Torres Quinones was taken to jail .

A 36-year-old Stock Island fruit stand vendor was arrested Tuesday for threatening to shoot another vendor after the business competitor/victim declined to raise his sugar cane juice prices.
Yoan Torres Quinones was charged with aggravated assault with a weapon, carrying a concealed firearm without a license and improper exhibition of a weapon.
There were no injuries reported.
The 50-year-old victim, also of Stock Island, initially flagged down a Key West Police Officer near the Hurricane Hole Restaurant & Marina at approximately 4 p.m. Deputy Antonio Guieb responded shortly thereafter. The victim showed Deputy Guieb a cell phone video of the incident. The video showed the victim and another male, later identified as Torres Quinones, arguing in Spanish. Torres Quinones then lifts up his shirt and brandishes a handgun in his waistband.
The victim stated Torres Quinones came over to his fruit stand and started arguing with him for under cutting his price on sugar cane juice. Torres Quinones sells his sugar cane juice at his fruit stand on 5th Street for $3 whereas the victim sells his sugar cane juice for $2. Torres Quinones demanded the victim raise his sugar cane juice price to $3, but the victim declined. Torres Quinones then displayed the handgun and said he would fire every bullet into the victim.
Deputy Guieb then went to Torres Quinones’ stand on 5th Street. Torres Quinones was wearing the same clothes as seen in the video. A gun matching the features seen in the video was found in his vehicle. The firearm was a loaded .380-caliber Bersa handgun.
Torres Quinones was taken to jail.
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breaking911--2020-12-02--WATCH: James O’Keefe Leaks New Damning CNN Tapes

Project Veritas ’ James O ’ Keefe says he has been secretly recording CNN ’ s Jeff Zucker damning morning @ @ @ @ @ producers .
Earlier Tuesday , he leaked a video showing him dropping in on a @ @ @ @ @ in the evening , posted a video that he says is the first of many @ @ @ @ @ Keefe claims to have “ hundreds ” of hours of tapes .
On Wednesday , @ @ @ @ @ more audio recordings , appearing to reveal CNN ’ s top brass disparaging Cuban-Americans for @ @ @ @ @ well as the employees discussing their plan to bury the Hunter Biden scandal .

Project Veritas’ James O’Keefe says he has been secretly recording CNN’s Jeff Zucker damning morning phone calls with top CNN producers.
Earlier Tuesday, he leaked a video showing him dropping in on a CNN conference call and later in the evening, posted a video that he says is the first of many to come.
O’Keefe claims to have “hundreds” of hours of tapes.
On Wednesday, O’Keefe released three more audio recordings, appearing to reveal CNN’s top brass disparaging Cuban-Americans for voting for Trump, as well as the employees discussing their plan to bury the Hunter Biden scandal.
NEW CNN TAPE: @CNN Senior Vice President @cynthiacnn Demeans Marginalized Community; States She's TERRIFIED That Cubans Support Trump "The Cubans are going to vote for Trump, and that's terrifying" "I have to say, there a population that's very attracted to bullies"#CNNTapes pic.twitter.com/s3Tl3u8rIe — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) December 2, 2020
CNN Tape releases will be like a December advent calendar. Clips released daily. Another little CNN call Portion released at 8PM EST! ???????????? — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) December 2, 2020
BREAKING: Special Correspondent @JamieGangel Details How @CNN Should Cover Up Trump’s Contested Election Claims On 9am Call “News organizations have to be very careful & very responsible about not giving @realDonaldTrump too much of a platform on his not conceding…”#CNNTapes pic.twitter.com/LoCqh79pOG — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) December 2, 2020
BREAKING: @CNN President BLASTS Trump & Republicans on 9am Call with Senior Leadership 'He(@realDonaldTrump) is acting erratically…I think we need to lean into that…' “If we’ve made any mistake, its been our banners have been too polite…”#CNNTapes pic.twitter.com/zMIRxq9qC6 — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) December 2, 2020
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breaking911--2020-12-03--Illegal Immigrant Murdered Woman on Thanksgiving, Held Her Roommate Hostage, Police Say

Around 9:15 a.m. on Thursday , Nov. 26 , Broward Regional Communications received a call regarding a female found unresponsive near the 5300 block of Northeast 20th Terrace in Pompano Beach .
Broward Sheriff ’ s Office deputies responded and located the victim , Nadir Verissimo , inside the home unconscious and not breathing .
Verissimo was pronounced dead on scene at 9:26 a.m. Crime scene and homicide detectives were notified and responded to investigate .
The Medical Examiner office was also contacted .
Preliminary investigation revealed Verissimo ’ s roommate , the second victim involved , saw her alive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wednesday , Nov. 25 .
The roommate left the home and returned after 1 a.m. to discover the known suspect , Roberto De Lira , inside the residence .
De Lira had somehow broken into the home and then battered , choked and held the second victim hostage before leaving after 2 a.m. Later that morning , the second victim woke up and found Verissimo ’ s lifeless body in the home and contacted authorities .
One of Nadir ’ s closest friends told AcheiUSA that the crime was motivated by Roberto not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the victim ’ s roommate .
At 8:11 p.m. Thanksgiving night , detectives located De Lira at 1913 N.E .
4th St. in Deerfield Beach .
He was arrested without incident for charges related to attempted murder , burglary with battery and false imprisonment .
On Monday , Nov. 30 , the Medical Examiner concluded the death investigation into Verissimo death .
Based on their findings , De Lira now faces an added charge of felony first degree murder .
Records show that Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) have placed an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ killer .
A GoFundMe page has been established for Verissimo ’ s funeral expenses .

POMPANO BEACH, Florida — Broward Sheriff’s Office homicide detectives arrested a man wanted in connection to a Thanksgiving holiday murder.
Around 9:15 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 26, Broward Regional Communications received a call regarding a female found unresponsive near the 5300 block of Northeast 20th Terrace in Pompano Beach. Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies responded and located the victim, Nadir Verissimo, inside the home unconscious and not breathing. Verissimo was pronounced dead on scene at 9:26 a.m.
Crime scene and homicide detectives were notified and responded to investigate. The Medical Examiner office was also contacted.
Preliminary investigation revealed Verissimo’s roommate, the second victim involved, saw her alive inside the residence around 11 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 25. The roommate left the home and returned after 1 a.m. to discover the known suspect, Roberto De Lira, inside the residence. De Lira had somehow broken into the home and then battered, choked and held the second victim hostage before leaving after 2 a.m. Later that morning, the second victim woke up and found Verissimo’s lifeless body in the home and contacted authorities.
One of Nadir’s closest friends told AcheiUSA that the crime was motivated by Roberto not accepting the end of the relationship with the victim’s roommate.
At 8:11 p.m. Thanksgiving night, detectives located De Lira at 1913 N.E. 4th St. in Deerfield Beach. He was arrested without incident for charges related to attempted murder, burglary with battery and false imprisonment. On Monday, Nov. 30, the Medical Examiner concluded the death investigation into Verissimo death. Based on their findings, De Lira now faces an added charge of felony first degree murder.
Records show that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have placed an “immigrant hold” on the alleged killer.
A GoFundMe page has been established for Verissimo’s funeral expenses.
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breaking911--2020-12-03--Doctor Charged For Selling Hydroxychloroquine as “Cure” For COVID-19

SAN DIEGO – Dr. Jennings Ryan Staley , previously charged with one count of mail fraud , was indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday for additional crimes arising from his business venture selling COVID-19 “ treatment kits , ” which he advertised to one potential customer as a “ miracle cure.
” Staley is a licensed physician and the former operator of Skinny Beach Med Spas in and around San Diego .
According to the new charges , which became publicly available today , Staley agreed with a Chinese supplier to smuggle hydroxychloroquine powder into the U.S. , lying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as “ yam extract.
” Staley is also charged with stealing the name and identifying information of one of his employees in order to create and submit a bogus prescription for hydroxychloroquine on the employee ’ s behalf , in order to sell the drugs at a markup to his customers .
In late March and early April 2020 , Staley marketed and sold his treatment kits to Skinny Beach customers .
He described his product as a “ concierge medicine experience , ” which included hydroxychloroquine—an anti-malarial drug that Staley described to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” cure for COVID-19 .
Staley ’ s kits were priced as high as $ 3,995 for a family of four , while Staley himself paid roughly $ 1 per tablet of hydroxychloroquine .
Staley ’ s marketing materials , per the indictment , stressed that recipients should “ NOT BELIEVE THE REPORTS THAT HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE DOESN ’ T WORK !
” During a phone call with a prospective customer , in reality an undercover FBI agent , Staley repeatedly promised that the drugs he was selling would cure COVID-19 .
According to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cures the disease , ” and that it was “ incredible , ” a “ magic bullet , ” and an “ amazing weapon.
” When the undercover agent asked if hydroxychloroquine and mefloquine—another anti-malarial that Staley described as “ the Russian cure ” —would effectively cure someone infected with COVID-19 , Staley replied , “ One hundred percent .
One hundred percent.
” One week later , when interviewed by FBI agents , the indictment alleges that Staley falsely denied ever saying that the Skinny Beach treatment packages were a “ one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ must be able to trust their doctors to offer honest medical advice instead of a fraudulent sales pitch , especially during a global pandemic , ” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer .
“ Medical professionals who lie about their treatments to profit from a desperate , fearful public will face criminal charges and serious consequences like any other lawbreaker.
” Brewer praised prosecutors Nicholas Pilchak and Jaclyn Stahl as well as agents from the FBI and U.S. Food and Drug Administration , Office of Criminal Investigations , for their excellent work on this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vigilant in investigating anyone trying to capitalize on the COVID-19 crisis , ” said FBI Special Agent in Charge Suzanne Turner .
“ It ’ s clear that trust in our medical professionals is always important , but particularly so in current times .
These additional charges emphasize the FBI ’ s dedication to fully uncovering the extent of Dr. Staley ’ s alleged fraudulent actions and our unwavering commitment to pursuing those who put personal greed before humanity.
” The charging document outlines multiple ways that Staley obtained the hydroxychloroquine pills he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , including soliciting them from his acquaintances and employees with preexisting hydroxychloroquine prescriptions , and writing prescriptions for immediate family members and acquaintances to get the drugs “ by any means necessary.
” He even had plans to make his own tablets of hydroxychloroquine , using the mislabeled powder he planned to smuggle in from Chinese suppliers he found online .
Staley wrote one sham prescription , according to the superseding indictment , for a Skinny Beach employee .
Staley had also asked the employee for a few tablets from her own hydroxychloroquine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ staff member who was sick .
Instead of borrowing a few of the employee ’ s tablets to help a suffering colleague as he had promised , however , Staley turned around and wrote a bogus prescription using her name , date of birth , and prior home address .
Staley then took the sham prescription to multiple pharmacies to try to obtain hydroxychloroquine in the employee ’ s name , including by pretending to be her during the online ordering process .
Staley also lied to agents about the employee whose identifying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that she had allowed him to use her pre-existing medical condition to get hydroxychloroquine tablets that he would re-sell at a significant profit .
“ The FDA continues its steadfast efforts to identify , investigate , and bring to justice those who attempt to profit from the pandemic by offering American consumers so-called ‘ miracle cures ’ to treat COVID-19 , ” said Special Agent in Charge Lisa L. Malinowski , FDA Office of Criminal Investigations Los Angeles Field Office .
“ We will continue to work with our law enforcement partners to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ above the public health.
” The superseding indictment also charges Staley with an importation crime , based on his agreement with a Chinese supplier to lie to U.S. Customs about a shipment that Staley believed contained 12 kilograms of hydroxychloroquine powder .
As alleged , when the supplier volunteered to “ change the product name to export ” in order to get the product through U.S. Customs by “ replac [ ing ] hydroxychloroquine export with yam extract , ” Staley replied “ Excellent , ” and then suggested the same mislabeling technique @ @ @ @ @ @ @ later bragged to the undercover agent just days later that he “ got the last tank of .
.
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hydroxychloroquine smuggled out of China Sunday night at 1:00 a.m. in the morning ” by “ saying it was sweet potato extract.
” In truth , but unbeknownst to Staley , the shipment contained only baking soda .
As set out in the indictment , Staley also sought to raise money for his lucrative COVID-19 venture by soliciting investments .
He told one potential investor that , if she contributed a minimum of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ repay “ triple [ her ] money in 90 days.
” Staley ’ s next court date is December 17 , 2020 at 11 a.m. before U.S. District Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel .

SAN DIEGO – Dr. Jennings Ryan Staley, previously charged with one count of mail fraud, was indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday for additional crimes arising from his business venture selling COVID-19 “treatment kits,” which he advertised to one potential customer as a “miracle cure.” Staley is a licensed physician and the former operator of Skinny Beach Med Spas in and around San Diego.
According to the new charges, which became publicly available today, Staley agreed with a Chinese supplier to smuggle hydroxychloroquine powder into the U.S., lying to U.S. Customs by mislabeling a shipment as “yam extract.” Staley is also charged with stealing the name and identifying information of one of his employees in order to create and submit a bogus prescription for hydroxychloroquine on the employee’s behalf, in order to sell the drugs at a markup to his customers.
In late March and early April 2020, Staley marketed and sold his treatment kits to Skinny Beach customers. He described his product as a “concierge medicine experience,” which included hydroxychloroquine—an anti-malarial drug that Staley described to one potential customer as a “guaranteed” cure for COVID-19. Staley’s kits were priced as high as $3,995 for a family of four, while Staley himself paid roughly $1 per tablet of hydroxychloroquine. Staley’s marketing materials, per the indictment, stressed that recipients should “NOT BELIEVE THE REPORTS THAT HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE DOESN’T WORK!”
During a phone call with a prospective customer, in reality an undercover FBI agent, Staley repeatedly promised that the drugs he was selling would cure COVID-19. According to the charging document, Staley said hydroxychloroquine “cures the disease,” and that it was “incredible,” a “magic bullet,” and an “amazing weapon.” When the undercover agent asked if hydroxychloroquine and mefloquine—another anti-malarial that Staley described as “the Russian cure”—would effectively cure someone infected with COVID-19, Staley replied, “One hundred percent. One hundred percent.”
One week later, when interviewed by FBI agents, the indictment alleges that Staley falsely denied ever saying that the Skinny Beach treatment packages were a “one hundred percent effective cure.”
“People must be able to trust their doctors to offer honest medical advice instead of a fraudulent sales pitch, especially during a global pandemic,” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer. “Medical professionals who lie about their treatments to profit from a desperate, fearful public will face criminal charges and serious consequences like any other lawbreaker.” Brewer praised prosecutors Nicholas Pilchak and Jaclyn Stahl as well as agents from the FBI and U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Office of Criminal Investigations, for their excellent work on this case.
“The FBI has been vigilant in investigating anyone trying to capitalize on the COVID-19 crisis,” said FBI Special Agent in Charge Suzanne Turner. “It’s clear that trust in our medical professionals is always important, but particularly so in current times. These additional charges emphasize the FBI’s dedication to fully uncovering the extent of Dr. Staley’s alleged fraudulent actions and our unwavering commitment to pursuing those who put personal greed before humanity.”
The charging document outlines multiple ways that Staley obtained the hydroxychloroquine pills he resold as part of his treatment kits, including soliciting them from his acquaintances and employees with preexisting hydroxychloroquine prescriptions, and writing prescriptions for immediate family members and acquaintances to get the drugs “by any means necessary.” He even had plans to make his own tablets of hydroxychloroquine, using the mislabeled powder he planned to smuggle in from Chinese suppliers he found online.
Staley wrote one sham prescription, according to the superseding indictment, for a Skinny Beach employee. Staley had also asked the employee for a few tablets from her own hydroxychloroquine prescription, supposedly for another Skinny Beach staff member who was sick. Instead of borrowing a few of the employee’s tablets to help a suffering colleague as he had promised, however, Staley turned around and wrote a bogus prescription using her name, date of birth, and prior home address. Staley then took the sham prescription to multiple pharmacies to try to obtain hydroxychloroquine in the employee’s name, including by pretending to be her during the online ordering process.
Staley also lied to agents about the employee whose identifying information he had stolen, falsely claiming that she had allowed him to use her pre-existing medical condition to get hydroxychloroquine tablets that he would re-sell at a significant profit.
“The FDA continues its steadfast efforts to identify, investigate, and bring to justice those who attempt to profit from the pandemic by offering American consumers so-called ‘miracle cures’ to treat COVID-19,” said Special Agent in Charge Lisa L. Malinowski, FDA Office of Criminal Investigations Los Angeles Field Office. “We will continue to work with our law enforcement partners to bring to justice those who place profits above the public health.”
The superseding indictment also charges Staley with an importation crime, based on his agreement with a Chinese supplier to lie to U.S. Customs about a shipment that Staley believed contained 12 kilograms of hydroxychloroquine powder. As alleged, when the supplier volunteered to “change the product name to export” in order to get the product through U.S. Customs by “replac[ing] hydroxychloroquine export with yam extract,” Staley replied “Excellent,” and then suggested the same mislabeling technique himself to another potential supplier.
Staley later bragged to the undercover agent just days later that he “got the last tank of . . . hydroxychloroquine smuggled out of China Sunday night at 1:00 a.m. in the morning” by “saying it was sweet potato extract.” In truth, but unbeknownst to Staley, the shipment contained only baking soda.
As set out in the indictment, Staley also sought to raise money for his lucrative COVID-19 venture by soliciting investments. He told one potential investor that, if she contributed a minimum of $25,000, he would promise to repay “triple [her] money in 90 days.”
Staley’s next court date is December 17, 2020 at 11 a.m. before U.S. District Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel.
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breaking911--2020-12-03--L.A. Real Estate Developer Admits To Campaign Money Laundering

CALIFORNIA — A 70-year-old man pleaded guilty today to illegally donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to the campaigns of eight local politicians that led to the approval of an apartment complex to be built in the Harbor-Gateway area , the Los Angeles County District Attorney ’ s Office announced .
Samuel Leung entered his plea to one felony count of conspiracy to commit money laundering .
He was immediately sentenced to formal probation for five years and must perform 500 hours of community service .
He also was ordered to deposit $ 2.5 million in an escrow account that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City Ethics Commission determines the final amount owed .
Leung recruited family members , employees and others to act as straw donors to funnel money to local politicians in hopes of having Leung ’ s five-acre parcel rezoned from industrial to residential use .
State law prohibits anyone from making a contribution to a political campaign using someone else ’ s name .
Over a six-year period beginning in 2009 , more than $ 600,000 was contributed by people and companies connected to Leung .
The donations went to the campaigns and officeholder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In exchange , Leung reimbursed many of the donors ’ contributions .
The 352-unit Sea Breeze project was eventually approved by the Los Angeles City Council in February 2015 .
Co-defendant and Leung ’ s former secretary Sofia David remains a fugitive .
She was charged with one felony count of conspiracy to commit campaign money laundering and faces up to three years in state prison if convicted .
The District Attorney did not identify the candidates who possibly benefited from the crimes .

CALIFORNIA — A 70-year-old man pleaded guilty today to illegally donating hundreds of thousands of dollars to the campaigns of eight local politicians that led to the approval of an apartment complex to be built in the Harbor-Gateway area, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.
Samuel Leung entered his plea to one felony count of conspiracy to commit money laundering. He was immediately sentenced to formal probation for five years and must perform 500 hours of community service. He also was ordered to deposit $2.5 million in an escrow account that will remain there until the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission determines the final amount owed.
Leung recruited family members, employees and others to act as straw donors to funnel money to local politicians in hopes of having Leung’s five-acre parcel rezoned from industrial to residential use.
State law prohibits anyone from making a contribution to a political campaign using someone else’s name.
Over a six-year period beginning in 2009, more than $600,000 was contributed by people and companies connected to Leung. The donations went to the campaigns and officeholder accounts of eight Los Angeles area politicians. In exchange, Leung reimbursed many of the donors’ contributions.
The 352-unit Sea Breeze project was eventually approved by the Los Angeles City Council in February 2015.
Co-defendant and Leung’s former secretary Sofia David remains a fugitive. She was charged with one felony count of conspiracy to commit campaign money laundering and faces up to three years in state prison if convicted.
The District Attorney did not identify the candidates who possibly benefited from the crimes.
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breaking911--2020-12-03--LEAKED AUDIO: CNN President Purportedly Tells Employees Not To Pursue Pedophilia Allegations Against

LEAKED AUDIO: CNN President Purportedly Tells Employees Not To Pursue Pedophilia Allegations Against Bidens

In the latest batch of leaked audio from Project Veritas , CNN President Jeff Zucker is purportedly heard instructing his @ @ @ @ @ allegations of pedophilia against Joe Biden and his son , Hunter .
“ With regard @ @ @ @ @ ] , ” the person on the tape says , “ I do not believe @ @ @ @ @ those allegations even if they ’ re out there… ”

In the latest batch of leaked audio from Project Veritas, CNN President Jeff Zucker is purportedly heard instructing his top brass not to report allegations of pedophilia against Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
“With regard to child pornography[allegations],” the person on the tape says, “I do not believe that we should be covering those allegations even if they’re out there…”
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breaking911--2020-12-03--CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR ORDERS ALL RESIDENTS TO STAY AT HOME

All individuals living in the State of California are currently ordered to stay home or at their place of residence , except for permitted work , local shopping or other permitted errands , or as otherwise authorized .
• Stay Home Order : On March 19 , 2020 , an Executive Order ( PDF ) and Public Health Order ( PDF ) directed all Californians to stay home except to go to an essential job or to shop for essential needs .
• Limited Stay Home Order : As of November 21 , 2020 , Californians in counties in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ directed to stop non-essential activities between 10PM and 5AM .
To find out if this order applies to your county , see the county map .
• Regional Stay Home Order : The Regional Stay Home Order , announced December 3 , will go into effect within 48 hours in regions with less than 15 % ICU availability .
It prohibits private gatherings of any size , closes sector operations except for critical infrastructure and retail , and requires 100 % masking and physical distancing in all others.The order will remain in effect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after that period , will be lifted when a region ’ s projected ICU capacity meets or exceeds 15 % .
This will be assessed on a weekly basis after the initial 3 week period .

All individuals living in the State of California are currently ordered to stay home or at their place of residence, except for permitted work, local shopping or other permitted errands, or as otherwise authorized.
Stay Home Order:
On March 19, 2020, an Executive Order (PDF) and Public Health Order (PDF) directed all Californians to stay home except to go to an essential job or to shop for essential needs.
On March 19, 2020, an Executive Order (PDF) and Public Health Order (PDF) directed all Californians to stay home except to go to an essential job or to shop for essential needs. Limited Stay Home Order:
As of November 21, 2020, Californians in counties in the Tier 1/Widespread (purple) tier are directed to stop non-essential activities between 10PM and 5AM. To find out if this order applies to your county, see the county map.
As of November 21, 2020, Californians in counties in the Tier 1/Widespread (purple) tier are directed to stop non-essential activities between 10PM and 5AM. To find out if this order applies to your county, see the county map. Regional Stay Home Order:
The Regional Stay Home Order, announced December 3, will go into effect within 48 hours in regions with less than 15% ICU availability. It prohibits private gatherings of any size, closes sector operations except for critical infrastructure and retail, and requires 100% masking and physical distancing in all others.The order will remain in effect for at least 3 weeks and, after that period, will be lifted when a region’s projected ICU capacity meets or exceeds 15%. This will be assessed on a weekly basis after the initial 3 week period.
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breaking911--2020-12-03--TERRIFYING VIDEO: Intruder Breaks Into Woman’s Home As She Records TikToc Video

Hannah Viverette wrote on her Instagram page that she was dancing in her Hagerstown , Maryland apartment on Nov. 22 @ @ @ @ @ door open .
Viverette was not harmed and the suspect was later arrested .

Hannah Viverette wrote on her Instagram page that she was dancing in her Hagerstown, Maryland apartment on Nov. 22 when she heard her balcony door open. Viverette was not harmed and the suspect was later arrested.
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breaking911--2020-12-03--SEE IT! Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Minnesota Highway, Collides With SUV

A small plane crash-landed and hit a vehicle on a Minnesota interstate , with no injuries reported .
A portion @ @ @ @ @ Minneapolis was closed for several hours .
( Dec. 3 )

A small plane crash-landed and hit a vehicle on a Minnesota interstate, with no injuries reported. A portion of the highway in suburban Minneapolis was closed for several hours. (Dec. 3)
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breaking911--2020-12-03--Video Emerges From GA Showing What Happens After GOP Monitors Are Told to Leave for Night

WATCH : Video footage from Georgia appears to show multiple suitcases filled with ballots pulled from under a table AFTER @ @ @ @ @ leave room and 4 people stayed behind to keep counting votes

WATCH: Video footage from Georgia appears to show multiple suitcases filled with ballots pulled from under a table AFTER supervisors told poll workers to leave room and 4 people stayed behind to keep counting votes
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breaking911--2020-12-03--Trump Admin. Sues Facebook

Trump Admin. Sues Facebook

The Department of Justice announced today that it filed a lawsuit against Facebook Inc. for discriminating against U.S. workers .
The lawsuit alleges that Facebook refused to recruit , consider , or hire qualified and available U.S. workers for over 2,600 positions that Facebook , instead , reserved for temporary visa holders it sponsored for permanent work authorization ( or “ green cards ” ) in connection with the permanent labor certification process ( PERM ) .
The positions that were the subject of Facebook ’ s alleged discrimination against U.S. workers offered an average salary of approximately $ 156,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ based on the department ’ s nearly two-year investigation , Facebook intentionally created a hiring system in which it denied qualified U.S. workers a fair opportunity to learn about and apply for jobs that Facebook instead sought to channel to temporary visa holders Facebook wanted to sponsor for green cards .
“ The Department of Justice ’ s lawsuit alleges that Facebook engaged in intentional and widespread violations of the law , by setting aside positions for temporary visa holders instead of considering interested and qualified U.S. workers , ” said Assistant Attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rights Division .
“ This lawsuit follows a nearly two-year investigation into Facebook ’ s practices and a ‘ reasonable cause ’ determination by the Justice Department ’ s Civil Rights Division .
Our message to workers is clear : if companies deny employment opportunities by illegally preferring temporary visa holders , the Department of Justice will hold them accountable .
Our message to all employers — including those in the technology sector — is clear : you can not illegally prefer to recruit , consider , or hire temporary visa holders over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lawsuit alleges that beginning no later than Jan. 1 , 2018 and lasting until at least Sept. 18 , 2019 , Facebook employed tactics that discriminated against U.S. workers and routinely preferred temporary visa holders ( including H-1B visa holders ) for jobs in connection with the PERM process .
Rather than conducting a genuine search for qualified and available U.S. workers for permanent positions sought by these temporary visa holders , Facebook reserved the positions for temporary visa holders because of their immigration status , according to the complaint .
The complaint @ @ @ @ @ @ @ jobs to temporary visa holders at the expense of U.S. workers by failing to advertise those vacancies on its careers website , requiring applicants to apply by physical mail only , and refusing to consider any U.S. workers who applied for those positions .
In contrast , Facebook ’ s usual hiring process relies on recruitment methods designed to encourage applications by advertising positions on its careers website , accepting electronic applications , and not pre-selecting candidates to be hired based on a candidate ’ s immigration status , according to the lawsuit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ determined that Facebook ’ s ineffective recruitment methods dissuaded U.S. workers from applying to its PERM positions .
The department concluded that , during the relevant period , Facebook received zero or one U.S. worker applicants for 99.7 percent of its PERM positions , while comparable positions at Facebook that were advertised on its careers website during a similar time period typically attracted 100 or more applicants each .
These U.S. workers were denied an opportunity to be considered for the jobs Facebook sought to channel to temporary visa holders , according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s alleged practices discriminate against U.S. workers , they have adverse consequences on temporary visa holders by creating an employment relationship that is not on equal terms .
An employer that engages in the practices alleged in the lawsuit against Facebook can expect more temporary visa holders to apply for positions and increased retention post-hire .
Such temporary visa holders often have limited job mobility and thus are likely to remain with their company until they can adjust status , which for some can be decades .
The United States ’ complaint @ @ @ @ @ @ @ behalf of U.S. workers denied employment at Facebook due to the alleged discrimination in favor of temporary visa holders , and other relief to ensure Facebook stops the alleged violations in the future .
According to the lawsuit , and based on the department ’ s nearly two-year investigation , Facebook ’ s discrimination against U.S. workers was intentional , widespread , and in violation of a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act ( INA ) , 8 U.S.C .
§ 1324b ( a ) ( 1 ) , that the Department @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enforces .
The PERM process is administered by the U.S. Department of Labor and allows employers to offer permanent positions to temporary visa holders by converting them to lawful permanent residents who may live and work in the United States on a permanent basis .
However , the PERM process requires an employer to first demonstrate that there are no qualified and available U.S. workers for the position that the employer plans to offer to the temporary visa holder .
The INA protects U.S. citizens , U.S. nationals , refugees , asylees , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ status discrimination in hiring , firing , and recruitment or referral for a fee .
Workers who fall outside of these categories are not protected from citizenship status discrimination under the INA .
This lawsuit is filed as part of the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division ’ s Protecting U.S. Workers Initiative , which was started in 2017 and is aimed at targeting , investigating , and taking enforcement actions against companies that discriminate against U.S. workers in favor of temporary visa holders .
The Civil Rights Division ’ s Immigrant and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reached numerous settlements under the Initiative , and employers have distributed or agreed to pay a combined total of more than $ 1.2 million in back pay to affected U.S. workers and civil penalties to the United States .
These settlements involve employers that discriminated in their use of H-1B , H-2A , H-2B , and F-1 visas .

The Department of Justice announced today that it filed a lawsuit against Facebook Inc. for discriminating against U.S. workers.
The lawsuit alleges that Facebook refused to recruit, consider, or hire qualified and available U.S. workers for over 2,600 positions that Facebook, instead, reserved for temporary visa holders it sponsored for permanent work authorization (or “green cards”) in connection with the permanent labor certification process (PERM). The positions that were the subject of Facebook’s alleged discrimination against U.S. workers offered an average salary of approximately $156,000. According to the lawsuit, and based on the department’s nearly two-year investigation, Facebook intentionally created a hiring system in which it denied qualified U.S. workers a fair opportunity to learn about and apply for jobs that Facebook instead sought to channel to temporary visa holders Facebook wanted to sponsor for green cards.
“The Department of Justice’s lawsuit alleges that Facebook engaged in intentional and widespread violations of the law, by setting aside positions for temporary visa holders instead of considering interested and qualified U.S. workers,” said Assistant Attorney General Eric S. Dreiband of the Civil Rights Division. “This lawsuit follows a nearly two-year investigation into Facebook’s practices and a ‘reasonable cause’ determination by the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division. Our message to workers is clear: if companies deny employment opportunities by illegally preferring temporary visa holders, the Department of Justice will hold them accountable. Our message to all employers — including those in the technology sector — is clear: you cannot illegally prefer to recruit, consider, or hire temporary visa holders over U.S. workers.”
The department’s lawsuit alleges that beginning no later than Jan. 1, 2018 and lasting until at least Sept. 18, 2019, Facebook employed tactics that discriminated against U.S. workers and routinely preferred temporary visa holders (including H-1B visa holders) for jobs in connection with the PERM process. Rather than conducting a genuine search for qualified and available U.S. workers for permanent positions sought by these temporary visa holders, Facebook reserved the positions for temporary visa holders because of their immigration status, according to the complaint. The complaint also alleges that Facebook sought to channel jobs to temporary visa holders at the expense of U.S. workers by failing to advertise those vacancies on its careers website, requiring applicants to apply by physical mail only, and refusing to consider any U.S. workers who applied for those positions. In contrast, Facebook’s usual hiring process relies on recruitment methods designed to encourage applications by advertising positions on its careers website, accepting electronic applications, and not pre-selecting candidates to be hired based on a candidate’s immigration status, according to the lawsuit.
In its investigation, the department determined that Facebook’s ineffective recruitment methods dissuaded U.S. workers from applying to its PERM positions. The department concluded that, during the relevant period, Facebook received zero or one U.S. worker applicants for 99.7 percent of its PERM positions, while comparable positions at Facebook that were advertised on its careers website during a similar time period typically attracted 100 or more applicants each. These U.S. workers were denied an opportunity to be considered for the jobs Facebook sought to channel to temporary visa holders, according to the lawsuit.
Not only do Facebook’s alleged practices discriminate against U.S. workers, they have adverse consequences on temporary visa holders by creating an employment relationship that is not on equal terms. An employer that engages in the practices alleged in the lawsuit against Facebook can expect more temporary visa holders to apply for positions and increased retention post-hire. Such temporary visa holders often have limited job mobility and thus are likely to remain with their company until they can adjust status, which for some can be decades.
The United States’ complaint seeks civil penalties, back pay on behalf of U.S. workers denied employment at Facebook due to the alleged discrimination in favor of temporary visa holders, and other relief to ensure Facebook stops the alleged violations in the future. According to the lawsuit, and based on the department’s nearly two-year investigation, Facebook’s discrimination against U.S. workers was intentional, widespread, and in violation of a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), 8 U.S.C. § 1324b(a)(1), that the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division enforces.
The PERM process is administered by the U.S. Department of Labor and allows employers to offer permanent positions to temporary visa holders by converting them to lawful permanent residents who may live and work in the United States on a permanent basis. However, the PERM process requires an employer to first demonstrate that there are no qualified and available U.S. workers for the position that the employer plans to offer to the temporary visa holder. The INA protects U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, refugees, asylees, and recent lawful permanent residents from citizenship status discrimination in hiring, firing, and recruitment or referral for a fee. Workers who fall outside of these categories are not protected from citizenship status discrimination under the INA.
This lawsuit is filed as part of the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division’s Protecting U.S. Workers Initiative, which was started in 2017 and is aimed at targeting, investigating, and taking enforcement actions against companies that discriminate against U.S. workers in favor of temporary visa holders. The Civil Rights Division’s Immigrant and Employee Rights Section (IER) has reached numerous settlements under the Initiative, and employers have distributed or agreed to pay a combined total of more than $1.2 million in back pay to affected U.S. workers and civil penalties to the United States. These settlements involve employers that discriminated in their use of H-1B, H-2A, H-2B, and F-1 visas.
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breaking911--2020-12-03--CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Plane Carrying Newly Elected Texas House Speaker Skids Off Airport Runway

BURKE , Texas – Incoming Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan ( R ) had a frightening encounter aboard a plane @ @ @ @ @ No one was seriously injured .
“ We all walked away .
It was an @ @ @ @ @ was in bad shape , ” he said .

BURKE, Texas – Incoming Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan (R) had a frightening encounter aboard a plane Wednesday amid a rainstorm. No one was seriously injured.
“We all walked away. It was an unfortunate accident. The plane was in bad shape,” he said.
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breaking911--2020-12-03--Feeral Agents Seize $3.5 Million In Cash And Drugs At Truck Yard In San Diego

SAN DIEGO – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) agents worked with other federal agents to bring down three Mexican nationals suspected of trafficking huge quantities of illicit drugs for the Sinaloa Cartel .
They were charged in federal court Nov. 24 in connection with what is believed to be the largest single cumulative seizure of cash , narcotics and ammunition discovered in this district .
The seizure included approximately $ 3.5 million in bulk U.S. currency , 685 kilograms of cocaine , 24 kilograms of fentanyl and approximately 20,000 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition and hundreds of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Otay Mesa , which is in the city of San Diego , California .
Jesus Burgos Arias , Juan Alatorre Venegas , and Jose Yee Perez were arrested on Nov. 20 , 2020 , as a result of a broader long-term joint investigation led by Homeland Security Investigations , Drug Enforcement Administration , the San Diego Sheriff ’ s Department , San Diego Police Department , and the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the Southern District of California , targeting associates of the Sinaloa Cartel .
The defendants were charged with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ filed in federal court .
This prosecution is part of an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces ( OCDETF ) investigation .
“ This seizure is significant not just because of its size , but because it demonstrates the direct correlation between narcotics , illicit money , and guns that drives violence in our communities and destroys lives , ” said Homeland Security Investigation ( HSI ) Special Agent in Charge Cardell T. Morant .
“ We will continue to work with our law enforcement partners and prosecutors to aggressively pursue the Sinaloa @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The case is part of a 5-year investigation led by the Southern District of California , that , in total , has resulted in charges against over 125 people and has had a significant impact on the worldwide operations of the Sinaloa Cartel .
This investigation has also offered one of the most comprehensive views to date of the inner workings of one of the world ’ s most prolific , violent and powerful drug cartels .
Cartel members and associates were targeted in this massive investigation involving multiple countries , numerous law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a number of federal districts and over 250 court-authorized wiretaps in this district alone .
“ This historic seizure and prosecution is a clear indication of the success of our joint investigative efforts , ” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer .
“ To eradicate this threat to San Diego and our partners in the Republic of Mexico , we will continue to aggressively attack the Sinaloa Cartel ’ s drug smuggling , money laundering , and arms smuggling operations – depriving them of their illegal merchandise , their profits and a safe haven.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the federal and local agents and officers for their excellent work on this case .
“ Thanks to the collaborative work with our state and federal law enforcement partners , we are able to announce this blow to the Mexican Cartels operating in San Diego , ” said DEA Special Agent in Charge John W. Callery .
“ We are further encouraged that we were able to separate them from their dangerous .50 caliber ammunition and over $ 3 million in drug proceeds that they have gained through selling death here in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The Sheriff ’ s Department is committed in working with our justice partners throughout the region to combat the dangerous drugs and violence associated with narcotic trafficking , ” said San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore .
“ Sheriff ’ s deputies see the destruction and damage that illegal drugs cause every day .
We are proud of what this case has accomplished , and the continued work being done to hold these criminals accountable.
” The investigation first began in late 2011 as a probe of what was at first believed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in National City and Chula Vista .
It became evident that the drugs were being supplied by the Sinaloa Cartel , and the case evolved into a massive multinational , multi-state probe that resulted in scores of arrests and seizures of 1,397 kilograms of methamphetamine , 2,214 kilograms of cocaine , 17.2 tons of marijuana , 95.84 kilograms of heroin and $ 27,892,706 in narcotics proceeds .

SAN DIEGO – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents worked with other federal agents to bring down three Mexican nationals suspected of trafficking huge quantities of illicit drugs for the Sinaloa Cartel. They were charged in federal court Nov. 24 in connection with what is believed to be the largest single cumulative seizure of cash, narcotics and ammunition discovered in this district. The seizure included approximately $3.5 million in bulk U.S. currency, 685 kilograms of cocaine, 24 kilograms of fentanyl and approximately 20,000 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition and hundreds of body armor vests at a truck yard in Otay Mesa, which is in the city of San Diego, California.
Jesus Burgos Arias, Juan Alatorre Venegas, and Jose Yee Perez were arrested on Nov. 20, 2020, as a result of a broader long-term joint investigation led by Homeland Security Investigations, Drug Enforcement Administration, the San Diego Sheriff’s Department, San Diego Police Department, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of California, targeting associates of the Sinaloa Cartel. The defendants were charged with a drug trafficking conspiracy in a complaint filed in federal court. This prosecution is part of an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces (OCDETF) investigation.
“This seizure is significant not just because of its size, but because it demonstrates the direct correlation between narcotics, illicit money, and guns that drives violence in our communities and destroys lives,” said Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) Special Agent in Charge Cardell T. Morant. “We will continue to work with our law enforcement partners and prosecutors to aggressively pursue the Sinaloa Cartel and other transnational criminal organizations.”
The case is part of a 5-year investigation led by the Southern District of California, that, in total, has resulted in charges against over 125 people and has had a significant impact on the worldwide operations of the Sinaloa Cartel. This investigation has also offered one of the most comprehensive views to date of the inner workings of one of the world’s most prolific, violent and powerful drug cartels. Cartel members and associates were targeted in this massive investigation involving multiple countries, numerous law enforcement agencies around the United States, a number of federal districts and over 250 court-authorized wiretaps in this district alone.
“This historic seizure and prosecution is a clear indication of the success of our joint investigative efforts,” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer. “To eradicate this threat to San Diego and our partners in the Republic of Mexico, we will continue to aggressively attack the Sinaloa Cartel’s drug smuggling, money laundering, and arms smuggling operations – depriving them of their illegal merchandise, their profits and a safe haven.” Brewer praised prosecutor Matthew J. Sutton and the federal and local agents and officers for their excellent work on this case.
“Thanks to the collaborative work with our state and federal law enforcement partners, we are able to announce this blow to the Mexican Cartels operating in San Diego,” said DEA Special Agent in Charge John W. Callery. “We are further encouraged that we were able to separate them from their dangerous .50 caliber ammunition and over $3 million in drug proceeds that they have gained through selling death here in our community and throughout the US.”
“The Sheriff’s Department is committed in working with our justice partners throughout the region to combat the dangerous drugs and violence associated with narcotic trafficking,” said San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore. “Sheriff’s deputies see the destruction and damage that illegal drugs cause every day. We are proud of what this case has accomplished, and the continued work being done to hold these criminals accountable.”
The investigation first began in late 2011 as a probe of what was at first believed to be a small-scale drug distribution cell in National City and Chula Vista. It became evident that the drugs were being supplied by the Sinaloa Cartel, and the case evolved into a massive multinational, multi-state probe that resulted in scores of arrests and seizures of 1,397 kilograms of methamphetamine, 2,214 kilograms of cocaine, 17.2 tons of marijuana, 95.84 kilograms of heroin and $27,892,706 in narcotics proceeds.
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breaking911--2020-12-04--‘Active Shooter’ Incident In Nevada Ends Peacefully, Sheriff Says

***The suspect in the active shooter on Kings Way is in custody .
No officers were shot .
No officers @ @ @ @ @ suspect is not injured .
*** Nye County , Nevada — Officials were responding to @ @ @ @ @ Pahrump , Nevada Thursday afternoon .
The Nye County Sheriff ’ s Officer sent out @ @ @ @ @ Deputies are on scene in the 3200 block of Kings Way .
Deputies are taking @ @ @ @ @ is an active shooter situation and all residents are advised to avoid the area and @ @ @ @ @ Further details were not available .
It was unclear if anyone was wounded .
This @ @ @ @ @ This article will be updated when more information become available .

***The suspect in the active shooter on Kings Way is in custody. No officers were shot. No officers fired their weapon. The suspect is not injured.***
Nye County, Nevada — Officials were responding to an active shooter incident in Pahrump, Nevada Thursday afternoon.
The Nye County Sheriff’s Officer sent out the following alert: “Deputies are on scene in the 3200 block of Kings Way. Deputies are taking rounds over head. This is an active shooter situation and all residents are advised to avoid the area and stay in your houses.”
Further details were not available. It was unclear if anyone was wounded.
Deputies taking rounds https://t.co/g3mVLd7dDj — Nye County Sheriff (@NyeSheriff) December 4, 2020
This is a developing story. This article will be updated when more information become available.
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breaking911--2020-12-06--A Michigan Trump Supporter’s House Was Bombed; Crickets From The MSM.

Macomb County , MICHIGAN — The homeowner said everything happened early Saturday morning just after midnight .
He was upstairs @ @ @ @ @ heard a loud boom go off .
He rushed downstairs and said he was shocked @ @ @ @ @

Macomb County, MICHIGAN — The homeowner said everything happened early Saturday morning just after midnight. He was upstairs with his girlfriend when they heard a loud boom go off. He rushed downstairs and said he was shocked at what he saw.
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breaking911--2020-12-06--Investigation Underway After Young Mother Commits Suicide In Jail Cell

Charlotte County , FLORIDA — An inmate at the Charlotte County Jail was found unresponsive in her cell .
Hailee Lynn Mathews , 25 , was booked into the Charlotte County Jail on November 20 , on possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and the possession or use of drug paraphernalia .
Mathews was housed in a quarantine pod for observation due to her recent entry into the jail .
Observations were completed every 30 minutes due to her detox status .
Quarantine procedures such as temperature checks are required and were performed multiple times a day .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ was found alone in her cell with a piece of fabric around her neck .
Jail staff immediately performed life saving measures and Mathews was transported to a local hospital .
The injuries sustained severely impacted her brain function .
Mathews succumbed to her injuries days later while still in the hospital on November 27 , 2020 .
According to local media , Matthews was the mother of two young boys .
The investigation into the death of Hailee Lynn Mathews is still under investigation by the Major Crimes Unit .
This case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Office once completed .

Charlotte County, FLORIDA — An inmate at the Charlotte County Jail was found unresponsive in her cell. Hailee Lynn Mathews, 25, was booked into the Charlotte County Jail on November 20, on possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and the possession or use of drug paraphernalia. Mathews was housed in a quarantine pod for observation due to her recent entry into the jail. Observations were completed every 30 minutes due to her detox status. Quarantine procedures such as temperature checks are required and were performed multiple times a day.
On November 22, Hailee Lynn Mathews was found alone in her cell with a piece of fabric around her neck. Jail staff immediately performed life saving measures and Mathews was transported to a local hospital.
The injuries sustained severely impacted her brain function. Mathews succumbed to her injuries days later while still in the hospital on November 27, 2020.
According to local media, Matthews was the mother of two young boys.
The investigation into the death of Hailee Lynn Mathews is still under investigation by the Major Crimes Unit. This case will be reviewed by the State Attorney’s Office once completed.
More details HERE.
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breaking911--2020-12-06--SEE IT! Neighbors Track Down Stalker After Cops Did Little To Help Catch Him

PORTLAND , Ore. — ( The Oregonian ) — Over seven months , Northeast Portland neighbors put up security cameras @ @ @ @ @ overnight , set traps and patrolled the streets of two neighborhoods to try to catch @ @ @ @ @ into their windows , following young women and even breaking into the bedroom of a @ @ @ @ @ all this because police did little more than take their reports .

PORTLAND, Ore. — (The Oregonian) — Over seven months, Northeast Portland neighbors put up security cameras, slept in their cars overnight, set traps and patrolled the streets of two neighborhoods to try to catch a stranger who was looking into their windows, following young women and even breaking into the bedroom of a 13-year-old girl. They did all this because police did little more than take their reports.
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breaking911--2020-12-06--WATCH: 2 Women Caught On Video Setting Porch, Cars On Fire At Home In Florida

Police are investigating an arson attack in a Miami Gardens neighborhood after a homeowner said his security camera captured two @ @ @ @ @ on his property .

Police are investigating an arson attack in a Miami Gardens neighborhood after a homeowner said his security camera captured two women setting a fire right on his property.
ARSON ATTACK: Miami Gardens Police Dept. is investigating after two women are caught on surveillance video setting a woman’s front porch and her two cars on fire. No one was hurt. Details at 11. @nbc6 pic.twitter.com/rY4AGcQ7K9 — Kim Wynne (@KimWynneNBC6) December 3, 2020
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breaking911--2020-12-06--Maryland Releases MS-13 Gang Member & Sex Offender Despite ICE Detainers

BALTIMORE – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) arrested two criminal aliens after their release by Prince George ’ s County , Maryland , despite each having immigration detainers .
Those arrested include a member of MS-13 and a convicted sex offender .
“ These arrests are yet another example of a local jurisdiction choosing to release demonstrated public safety threats to the community , rather than honoring lawful detainers and allowing ICE to take custody of these individuals and keep them off of the street , ” said Francisco Madrigal , field office director for ICE ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) Baltimore field office .
On Nov. 19 , ICE officers with the U.S .
Marshals Service ( USMS ) Capital Area Task Force arrested Jose Luis Sorto Gomez , 33 , a citizen of El Salvador and a known member of MS-13 .
Sorto has been arrested several times by Prince George ’ s County between 2016 and 2020 , but despite five ICE detainers lodged during that time , was released after each incident .
Sorto was previously identified by ICE in 2015 in McDowell County , North Carolina , where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ resisting arrest , assault of a government official and larceny .
He was referred for prosecution for illegal reentry and on May 3 , 2016 , he was convicted and sentenced to 14 months incarceration by the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina .
At the time , Sorto was the subject of active criminal warrants from Prince George ’ s County for failure to appear and he was transferred to Prince George ’ s custody following his federal sentence .
ICE lodged a detainer with Prince George ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but Prince George ’ s County released Sorto into the community .
Sorto is in ICE custody pending removal to El Salvador .
On Nov. 20 , ICE officers arrested David Alexander Retana-Castellon , 28 , a convicted sex offender and citizen of El Salvador , in Hyattsville , Maryland .
Retana entered the U.S. in August 2015 near the Rio Grande Valley , Texas , and ICE removed him to El Salvador on September 18 , 2015 .
He illegally reentered the country on an unknown date .
On May 17 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Prince George ’ s County convicted Retana of sex offense in the third degree , sentencing him to eight years in prison in which all but three days were suspended , and placed him on three years of probation .
On Oct. 9 , 2019 , ICE officers from the Baltimore field office arrested Retana and turned him over to the USMS for prosecution for illegal reentry , a felony .
The magistrate judge granted Retana a pre-trial release .
On Sept. 7 , 2020 , the Prince George ’ s County Police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as a sex offender and ICE lodged an immigration detainer with the Prince George ’ s County Detention Center .
Oct. 28 , 2020 , the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland convicted Retana of illegal reentry , sentenced him to time served , and returned him to Prince George ’ s County custody .
On Nov. 6 , 2020 , Prince George ’ s County did not honor the detainer lodged by ICE and released him to the community .
Retana is in ICE custody pending removal to El Salvador @

BALTIMORE – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested two criminal aliens after their release by Prince George’s County, Maryland, despite each having immigration detainers. Those arrested include a member of MS-13 and a convicted sex offender.
“These arrests are yet another example of a local jurisdiction choosing to release demonstrated public safety threats to the community, rather than honoring lawful detainers and allowing ICE to take custody of these individuals and keep them off of the street,” said Francisco Madrigal, field office director for ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Baltimore field office.
On Nov. 19, ICE officers with the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) Capital Area Task Force arrested Jose Luis Sorto Gomez, 33, a citizen of El Salvador and a known member of MS-13. Sorto has been arrested several times by Prince George’s County between 2016 and 2020, but despite five ICE detainers lodged during that time, was released after each incident.
Sorto was previously identified by ICE in 2015 in McDowell County, North Carolina, where he was in custody pending charges of resisting arrest, assault of a government official and larceny. He was referred for prosecution for illegal reentry and on May 3, 2016, he was convicted and sentenced to 14 months incarceration by the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina. At the time, Sorto was the subject of active criminal warrants from Prince George’s County for failure to appear and he was transferred to Prince George’s custody following his federal sentence. ICE lodged a detainer with Prince George’s County on July 2, 2016, but Prince George’s County released Sorto into the community. Sorto is in ICE custody pending removal to El Salvador.
On Nov. 20, ICE officers arrested David Alexander Retana-Castellon, 28, a convicted sex offender and citizen of El Salvador, in Hyattsville, Maryland. Retana entered the U.S. in August 2015 near the Rio Grande Valley, Texas, and ICE removed him to El Salvador on September 18, 2015. He illegally reentered the country on an unknown date.
On May 17, 2019, the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County convicted Retana of sex offense in the third degree, sentencing him to eight years in prison in which all but three days were suspended, and placed him on three years of probation. On Oct. 9, 2019, ICE officers from the Baltimore field office arrested Retana and turned him over to the USMS for prosecution for illegal reentry, a felony. The magistrate judge granted Retana a pre-trial release. On Sept. 7, 2020, the Prince George’s County Police Department arrested Retana for failing to register as a sex offender and ICE lodged an immigration detainer with the Prince George’s County Detention Center. Oct. 28, 2020, the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland convicted Retana of illegal reentry, sentenced him to time served, and returned him to Prince George’s County custody. On Nov. 6, 2020, Prince George’s County did not honor the detainer lodged by ICE and released him to the community. Retana is in ICE custody pending removal to El Salvador.
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