breaking911--2020-02-03--RAW VIDEO: MMA fighter suffers horrific broken arm leaving fans feeling sick… but DOESN’T tap out

MMA star Pat Sabatini suffered a gruesome broken arm as he refused to tap out against James Gonzalez in their @ @ @ @ @ fight .
The 29-year-old lost his featherweight title just 46 seconds into the first round @ @ @ @ @ away the contest .

MMA star Pat Sabatini suffered a gruesome broken arm as he refused to tap out against James Gonzalez in their Cage Fury Fighting Championship title fight. The 29-year-old lost his featherweight title just 46 seconds into the first round after the referee immediately waved away the contest.
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breaking911--2020-02-03--WATCH: Man Tries To Get Into An Altercation With Floyd Mayweather: “I’ll Get All Your Money”

A police report was filed against Floyd Mayweather accusing the boxer of assault stemming from an altercation at a Miami @ @ @ @ @ agree Floyd never put his hands on anyone .

A police report was filed against Floyd Mayweather accusing the boxer of assault stemming from an altercation at a Miami hotel … but all parties agree Floyd never put his hands on anyone.
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breaking911--2020-02-03--Woman Charged In Fatal Stabbing of Boyfriend, Says It Was an Accident

NASHVILLE — Pamela Phillips , 57 , is charged with criminal homicide for stabbing her boyfriend , Christopher Hopkins , @ @ @ @ @ Avenue apartment .
Phillips called 911 Friday at 10:15 p.m. to report that Hopkins , @ @ @ @ @ .
When officers arrived , they located Hopkins lying on the bedroom floor with a @ @ @ @ @ .
He died at the scene .
Phillips initially said that she had accidentally stabbed @ @ @ @ @ she stabbed him after a heated argument .

NASHVILLE — Pamela Phillips, 57, is charged with criminal homicide for stabbing her boyfriend, Christopher Hopkins, last night inside their Lester Avenue apartment.
Phillips called 911 Friday at 10:15 p.m. to report that Hopkins, 56, had been stabbed. When officers arrived, they located Hopkins lying on the bedroom floor with a stab wound to his abdomen. He died at the scene.
Phillips initially said that she had accidentally stabbed Hopkins but later admitted that she stabbed him after a heated argument.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--WATCH: Instagram Model Arrested For Storming Field, Flashing Crowd at Super Bowl

MIAMI — Instagram model Kelly Kay Green , 27 , who tried to get on the field during Super Bowl @ @ @ @ @ on a trespassing charge .
As she was led off the field , she flashed @ @ @ @ @ .
She later told local media she was only “ living her best life .
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MIAMI — Instagram model Kelly Kay Green, 27, who tried to get on the field during Super Bowl LIV in Miami was arrested on a trespassing charge. As she was led off the field, she flashed her backside, video shows.
She later told local media she was only “living her best life.”
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breaking911--2020-02-04--Cops Release Chilling 911 Calls In Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant, 8 Others

A little over one week after the death of Kobe Bryant , newly released 911 calls detail the moments immediately @ @ @ @ @ Calabasas that killed the NBA superstar and eight other people .

A little over one week after the death of Kobe Bryant, newly released 911 calls detail the moments immediately following the helicopter crash in Calabasas that killed the NBA superstar and eight other people.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--STATE OF THE UNION: Who Are Trump’s Invited Guests?

Below are the special guests who will join President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tonight for the President ’ s third State of the Union .
From brave military families to hardworking local leaders , this year ’ s guests come from many walks of life .
Each one represents the very best of America and people the world over .
Meet the special guests for President Trump ’ s State of the Union : Stephanie and Janiyah Davis from Philadelphia , Pennsylvania : Janiyah is a 4th grade student from Philadelphia , Pennsylvania .
She loves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ long she has been assigned to low-performing schools .
Her mom , Stephanie , is a hardworking single mother who tried to apply for a tax credit scholarship .
But due to Pennsylvania ’ s governor recently vetoing school choice legislation , Janiyah remained among the estimated 50,000 students on a waitlist .
Kelli and Gage Hake from Stillwater , Oklahoma : Kelli Hake was at home with her 1-year-old son , Gage , when she learned that her husband , Army Staff Sergeant Christopher Hake , had been killed while serving his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ While on patrol , Staff Sergeant Hake ’ s fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb supplied by Iranian terrorist leader Qasem Soleimani .
Kelli and Gage directly suffered from Soleimani ’ s campaign to kill and maim U.S. service members .
Last month , President Trump ordered the killing of Soleimani while he was once again trying to initiate attacks on American service members .
Jody Jones from Farmersville , California : On December 17 , 2018 , Jody ’ s brother , Rocky Jones , was shot and killed by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ California .
The criminal alien who committed this brutal murder had previously been arrested for violent crimes and had twice been deported .
The criminal alien was arrested in December 2018 for the sixth time , but because of California ’ s sanctuary state policy , he was released from jail .
A few days later , he went on a 24-hour “ reign of terror , ” injuring several people , robbing a gas station , leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase , and killing 51-year old Rocky , who was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Rocky leaves behind a precious daughter and 4 brothers .
Paul Morrow from Montgomery , Alabama : Paul is a United States Army veteran .
After leaving the military , Morrow started a successful contracting business and today is building a new concrete plant in an Opportunity Zone in Montgomery , Alabama .
This new plant will help support several brand new F-35 jets that are stationed in the region .
Deputy Chief Raul Ortiz from Del Rio , Texas : Deputy Chief Ortiz has helped protect America ’ s homeland for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. Border Patrol in 1991 , Ortiz served in the United States Army .
In 2019 , he became Chief Patrol Agent of the Del Rio Sector , which made him responsible for all Border Patrol operations in 41 Texas counties—including 210 miles of border between the United States and Mexico .
Recently , Ortiz was promoted to Deputy Chief of U.S. Border Patrol , the second in command for more than 20,000 agents and professional staff .
His awards include the Superior Civilian Service Medal , among the Department of Defense ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Cincinnati , Ohio : After serving in the United States Army in Afghanistan , Tony Rankins suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and became addicted to drugs .
He lost his job and his family , served several prison sentences , and ended up living out of his car .
A company called “ R Investments ” helped train Tony in carpentry , painting , brick work , and other construction trades .
Today , he works in an Opportunity Zone in Cincinnati , Ohio , and his new job has helped him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family .
Robin and Ellie Schneider from Kansas City , Missouri : Ellie was born at just 21 weeks and six days .
She is one of the youngest babies to survive in the United States .
With the help of an incredible medical team—and the prayers of her parents and their community—Ellie kept beating the odds , exceeding milestones , and fighting for life .
Today , Ellie is a happy , healthy 2-year-old girl who brings endless joy to her mother , Robin , and her entire family .
Ivan Simonovis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Chief of Police in Venezuela ’ s capital city and esteemed as the nation ’ s top cop .
He was imprisoned in 2004 for protecting protesters and was held in captivity for nearly 15 years by the Chavez and Maduro regimes .
He escaped from Venezuela in 2019 and was brought to Fort Lauderdale , Florida , where immigration agents welcomed him to the United States .

Below are the special guests who will join President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump tonight for the President’s third State of the Union.
From brave military families to hardworking local leaders, this year’s guests come from many walks of life. Each one represents the very best of America and people the world over.
Meet the special guests for President Trump’s State of the Union:
Stephanie and Janiyah Davis from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Janiyah is a 4th grade student from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She loves art and math, but for too long she has been assigned to low-performing schools. Her mom, Stephanie, is a hardworking single mother who tried to apply for a tax credit scholarship. But due to Pennsylvania’s governor recently vetoing school choice legislation, Janiyah remained among the estimated 50,000 students on a waitlist.
Kelli and Gage Hake from Stillwater, Oklahoma: Kelli Hake was at home with her 1-year-old son, Gage, when she learned that her husband, Army Staff Sergeant Christopher Hake, had been killed while serving his second tour of duty in Iraq. While on patrol, Staff Sergeant Hake’s fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb supplied by Iranian terrorist leader Qasem Soleimani. Kelli and Gage directly suffered from Soleimani’s campaign to kill and maim U.S. service members. Last month, President Trump ordered the killing of Soleimani while he was once again trying to initiate attacks on American service members.
Jody Jones from Farmersville, California: On December 17, 2018, Jody’s brother, Rocky Jones, was shot and killed by an illegal immigrant in Tulare County, California. The criminal alien who committed this brutal murder had previously been arrested for violent crimes and had twice been deported. The criminal alien was arrested in December 2018 for the sixth time, but because of California’s sanctuary state policy, he was released from jail. A few days later, he went on a 24-hour “reign of terror,” injuring several people, robbing a gas station, leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase, and killing 51-year old Rocky, who was known as a kind and gentle soul. Rocky leaves behind a precious daughter and 4 brothers.
Paul Morrow from Montgomery, Alabama: Paul is a United States Army veteran. After leaving the military, Morrow started a successful contracting business and today is building a new concrete plant in an Opportunity Zone in Montgomery, Alabama. This new plant will help support several brand new F-35 jets that are stationed in the region.
Deputy Chief Raul Ortiz from Del Rio, Texas: Deputy Chief Ortiz has helped protect America’s homeland for nearly three decades. Prior to joining U.S. Border Patrol in 1991, Ortiz served in the United States Army. In 2019, he became Chief Patrol Agent of the Del Rio Sector, which made him responsible for all Border Patrol operations in 41 Texas counties—including 210 miles of border between the United States and Mexico. Recently, Ortiz was promoted to Deputy Chief of U.S. Border Patrol, the second in command for more than 20,000 agents and professional staff. His awards include the Superior Civilian Service Medal, among the Department of Defense’s highest civilian honors.
Tony Rankins from Cincinnati, Ohio: After serving in the United States Army in Afghanistan, Tony Rankins suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and became addicted to drugs. He lost his job and his family, served several prison sentences, and ended up living out of his car. A company called “R Investments” helped train Tony in carpentry, painting, brick work, and other construction trades. Today, he works in an Opportunity Zone in Cincinnati, Ohio, and his new job has helped him overcome drug addiction and reunite with his family.
Robin and Ellie Schneider from Kansas City, Missouri: Ellie was born at just 21 weeks and six days. She is one of the youngest babies to survive in the United States. With the help of an incredible medical team—and the prayers of her parents and their community—Ellie kept beating the odds, exceeding milestones, and fighting for life. Today, Ellie is a happy, healthy 2-year-old girl who brings endless joy to her mother, Robin, and her entire family.
Ivan Simonovis from Caracas, Venezuela: Ivan was the Chief of Police in Venezuela’s capital city and esteemed as the nation’s top cop. He was imprisoned in 2004 for protecting protesters and was held in captivity for nearly 15 years by the Chavez and Maduro regimes. He escaped from Venezuela in 2019 and was brought to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where immigration agents welcomed him to the United States.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--Watch How Quarantined Americans Watched the Super Bowl

On the surface , a Super Bowl party held Sunday at March Air Reserve Base seemed like any other .
@ @ @ @ @ huge screens , enjoying beer and chicken wings .

On the surface, a Super Bowl party held Sunday at March Air Reserve Base seemed like any other. People watched the game on huge screens, enjoying beer and chicken wings.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--CAUCUS CHAOS: Watch Live as Iowa Dems Release ‘Partial Results’

The state Democratic party is expected to release partial results from the Iowa caucus on Tuesday at approximately 5 p.m. @ @ @ @ @ caused significant delays in reporting results in the opening contest of the Democrats 2020 primary @ @

The state Democratic party is expected to release partial results from the Iowa caucus on Tuesday at approximately 5 p.m., after a technical issue caused significant delays in reporting results in the opening contest of the Democrats 2020 primary season.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HvMrGAbo1I
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breaking911--2020-02-04--1 Migrant Dead, 1 Hospitalized After Smuggling Boat Capsizes Off Calif. Coast

IMPERAL BEACH , Calif.—A San Diego area smuggling event led to the death of one person and put another individual in grave condition on Monday due to unusually high surf and cold winter weather .
“ We are saddened by the loss of life , ” stated U.S. Border Patrol ( USBP ) San Diego Sector Chief Patrol Agent Aaron M. Heitke .
“ The smuggling of humans puts its victims in dangerous and harsh conditions and maritime smuggling is especially dangerous , as we saw in this incident.
” At approximately 2:30 a.m. , Joint Harbor Operation Center ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traveling north off the Imperial Beach coast and requested the USBP , the United States Coast Guard ( USCG ) , and Air and Marine Operations ( AMO ) to respond to the area .
As USBP , AMO , and USCG responded , JHOC informed them that the boat appeared dead in the water before capsizing .
In addition , JHOC witnessed two people enter the cold and stormy ocean .
AMO arrived on scene in the Coastal Interceptor Vessel to find that the distressed vessel , an open-platform Bayliner style , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the passengers were being assisted by other responding components along the shoreline .
AMO Marine Interdiction Agents stayed on scene , just outside the surf line , to assist with look out and provide additional lighting .
Chief Patrol Agent Aaron M. Heitke explained , “ Smugglers often overcrowd small , open vessels , and in the cases where personal floatation devices are provided , they are often unsafe and insufficient .
Sea conditions , visibility , and weather are not important considerations to smugglers as they place an emphasis on profit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shore , USBP agents found the capsized boat and seven people nearby , with two in need of life-saving measures .
Agents aided all seven and began cardiopulmonary resuscitation on the two men who were in a critical state until emergency medical services ( EMS ) arrived .
The two men were transported by EMS to an area hospital where one , a 62-year-old Mexican national , was pronounced dead upon arrival .
The second individual , a 44-year-old Mexican national , is in grave condition and is being treated for life-threatening injuries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ smuggling can not possibly be overstated .
Today , the careless actions of those responsible for directing covert smuggling efforts resulted in the tragic loss of life , ” said Timothy Sutherland Director of Air and Marine Operations in San Diego .
“ Any loss of life is both tragic and unacceptable , particularly because it was avoidable .
This is yet another sobering moment that reminds us of the price so many victims have paid.
” The five remaining individuals were determined to be Mexican national men ranging from 22 to 51 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ illegally present in the U.S. and were transported to a nearby USBP station for processing .
Chief Heitke added , “ I ’ m proud of all the agents involved and their diligent , lifesaving efforts.
” The captain of the boat , a 51-year-old man , will remain in Federal custody facing criminal charges .
The boat was seized by AMO .

IMPERAL BEACH, Calif.—A San Diego area smuggling event led to the death of one person and put another individual in grave condition on Monday due to unusually high surf and cold winter weather.
“We are saddened by the loss of life,” stated U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) San Diego Sector Chief Patrol Agent Aaron M. Heitke. “The smuggling of humans puts its victims in dangerous and harsh conditions and maritime smuggling is especially dangerous, as we saw in this incident.”
At approximately 2:30 a.m., Joint Harbor Operation Center (JHOC) operators observed a suspicious vessel traveling north off the Imperial Beach coast and requested the USBP, the United States Coast Guard (USCG), and Air and Marine Operations (AMO) to respond to the area.
As USBP, AMO, and USCG responded, JHOC informed them that the boat appeared dead in the water before capsizing. In addition, JHOC witnessed two people enter the cold and stormy ocean.
AMO arrived on scene in the Coastal Interceptor Vessel to find that the distressed vessel, an open-platform Bayliner style, had overturned in the high surf and that the passengers were being assisted by other responding components along the shoreline. AMO Marine Interdiction Agents stayed on scene, just outside the surf line, to assist with look out and provide additional lighting.
Chief Patrol Agent Aaron M. Heitke explained, “Smugglers often overcrowd small, open vessels, and in the cases where personal floatation devices are provided, they are often unsafe and insufficient. Sea conditions, visibility, and weather are not important considerations to smugglers as they place an emphasis on profit over their victims’ safety.”
On shore, USBP agents found the capsized boat and seven people nearby, with two in need of life-saving measures. Agents aided all seven and began cardiopulmonary resuscitation on the two men who were in a critical state until emergency medical services (EMS) arrived.
The two men were transported by EMS to an area hospital where one, a 62-year-old Mexican national, was pronounced dead upon arrival. The second individual, a 44-year-old Mexican national, is in grave condition and is being treated for life-threatening injuries.
“The perils associated with maritime smuggling cannot possibly be overstated. Today, the careless actions of those responsible for directing covert smuggling efforts resulted in the tragic loss of life,” said Timothy Sutherland Director of Air and Marine Operations in San Diego. “Any loss of life is both tragic and unacceptable, particularly because it was avoidable. This is yet another sobering moment that reminds us of the price so many victims have paid.”
The five remaining individuals were determined to be Mexican national men ranging from 22 to 51 years of age. They were all illegally present in the U.S. and were transported to a nearby USBP station for processing.
Chief Heitke added, “I’m proud of all the agents involved and their diligent, lifesaving efforts.”
The captain of the boat, a 51-year-old man, will remain in Federal custody facing criminal charges. The boat was seized by AMO.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--SWAT Incident Ongoing at Atlanta Police HQ

GEORGIA — Atlanta Police say a SWAT team was in a standoff with an armed man outside police headquarters Tuesday @ @ @ @ @ at outside of 226 Peachtree St. SW. Officers say the man is suicidal and has @ @ @ @ @ the suspect are ongoing .
Residents are asked to avoid the area .

GEORGIA — Atlanta Police say a SWAT team was in a standoff with an armed man outside police headquarters Tuesday.
The incident is unfolding at outside of 226 Peachtree St. SW. Officers say the man is suicidal and has a gun.
Negotiations with the suspect are ongoing. Residents are asked to avoid the area.
BREAKING Just got this picture of the police activity outside Atlanta police headquarters. A man with a gun who is threatening to take his life. @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/hMWKDRmkdo — Dave Huddleston (@DaveHWSB) February 4, 2020
APD officers are negotiating with a suicidal man outside of 226 Peachtree St. SW. Preliminary information indicates the man has been located in a vehicle & Pryor St. SW is blocked between Garnett St. & Trinity Ave. Please avoid the area at this time. — Atlanta Police Department (@Atlanta_Police) February 4, 2020
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breaking911--2020-02-04--WATCH: Car Flips Off Freeway In California, Crashing Into Vehicle Parked In Front Of Convenience Sto

WATCH: Car Flips Off Freeway In California, Crashing Into Vehicle Parked In Front Of Convenience Store

The store clerk said it sounded like a bomb went off when the car , that could be seen flipping @ @ @ @ @ lot , crashed into his parked vehicle .

The store clerk said it sounded like a bomb went off when the car, that could be seen flipping and rolling through the parking lot, crashed into his parked vehicle.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--Former Elementary School Principal Found Guilty of Murder

LOS ANGELES — A former elementary school principal from Pearblossom has been found guilty of a DUI murder in the @ @ @ @ @ yesterday found Mary Noel Kruppe , 37 , guilty of one count each of second-degree @ @ @ @ @ while intoxicated .
She faces 15 years to life in state prison .
On the @ @ @ @ @ 2018 , Kruppe was driving southbound on 50th Street East , north of Avenue P @ @ @ @ @ oncoming traffic , according to evidence presented at the trial .
This caused a head-on @ @ @ @ @ driven in the opposite direction by Jessica Ordaz , 29 , of Lancaster , who @ @ @ @ @ At the time , the defendant was the principal at Enterprise Elementary in Lancaster .
@ @ @ @ @ the California Highway Patrol , Lancaster Station .

LOS ANGELES — A former elementary school principal from Pearblossom has been found guilty of a DUI murder in the Palmdale area.
A jury yesterday found Mary Noel Kruppe, 37, guilty of one count each of second-degree murder and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated.
She faces 15 years to life in state prison.
On the night of Nov. 15, 2018, Kruppe was driving southbound on 50th Street East, north of Avenue P when she veered left into oncoming traffic, according to evidence presented at the trial. This caused a head-on collision with a vehicle being driven in the opposite direction by Jessica Ordaz, 29, of Lancaster, who died of her injuries.
At the time, the defendant was the principal at Enterprise Elementary in Lancaster.
The case was investigated by the California Highway Patrol, Lancaster Station.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--WATCH: Cops In Fayetteville, N.C. Release Video Showing Man Opening Fire at Sports Bar

Detectives are asking for the public ’ s help identifying the shooter ( wearing baseball hat and “ Villans ” @ @ @ @ @ in a shooting that occurred at the Last Call Sports Bar on Ramsey Street during @ @ @ @ @ Jan. 31 .
Nobody was injured , but property was damaged after the suspect fired @ @ @ @ @ guard .

Detectives are asking for the public’s help identifying the shooter (wearing baseball hat and “Villans” t-shirt) and witnesses involved in a shooting that occurred at the Last Call Sports Bar on Ramsey Street during the early morning hours of Jan. 31.
Nobody was injured, but property was damaged after the suspect fired multiple shots at a security guard.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--Father Speaks Out After Confronting Pedo Who Was Spying On Teen Daughter Through Bathroom Window

FLORIDA — A 40-year-old man followed a 14-year-old girl from her dance practice Tuesday night in Palm Beach County to @ @ @ @ @ — where the girl ’ s relative found him spying on her through a bathroom @ @ @ @ @

FLORIDA — A 40-year-old man followed a 14-year-old girl from her dance practice Tuesday night in Palm Beach County to her home in Broward County — where the girl’s relative found him spying on her through a bathroom window, police reported.
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breaking911--2020-02-04--Police Officer Charged With Sexually Assaulting Ex-Girlfriend

LOS ANGELES — A 31-year-old man has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman he previously dated .
Joshua Michaels Duarte of Rowland Heights faces three felony counts : sexual battery by restraint , dissuading a witness from prosecuting a crime and assault with intent to commit a sex crime .
Duarte , a former Upland Police officer , reportedly asked the 29-year-old victim who had recently ended their romantic relationship to meet with him in his vehicle on Dec. 30 , the prosecutor said .
During that encounter , the defendant is alleged to have sexually assaulted the woman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can tell you that I am disturbed by the allegations , ” Upland Police Chief Darren Goodman said .
“ The alleged conduct is inconsistent with the expectations of an Upland police officer and does not reflect the majority of our officers who work hard every day to maintain the trust and support of our community.
” If convicted as charged , Duarte faces a possible maximum sentence of eight years in state prison and lifetime registration as a sexual offender .
Bail is set at $ 200,000 .
The case remains under @ @ @ @ @ @ @

LOS ANGELES — A 31-year-old man has been charged with sexually assaulting a woman he previously dated.
Joshua Michaels Duarte of Rowland Heights faces three felony counts: sexual battery by restraint, dissuading a witness from prosecuting a crime and assault with intent to commit a sex crime.
Duarte, a former Upland Police officer, reportedly asked the 29-year-old victim who had recently ended their romantic relationship to meet with him in his vehicle on Dec. 30, the prosecutor said. During that encounter, the defendant is alleged to have sexually assaulted the woman, the prosecutor added.
“I can tell you that I am disturbed by the allegations,” Upland Police Chief Darren Goodman said. “The alleged conduct is inconsistent with the expectations of an Upland police officer and does not reflect the majority of our officers who work hard every day to maintain the trust and support of our community.”
If convicted as charged, Duarte faces a possible maximum sentence of eight years in state prison and lifetime registration as a sexual offender. Bail is set at $200,000.
The case remains under investigation by the Pomona Police Department.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--PENNSYLVANIA: Schools closed indefinitely, stay at home orders extended due to COVID-19

PENNSYLVANIA — As COVID-19 cases continue to grow and the state continues to seek relief to save lives and stop the spread of COVID-19 , today Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine revised their “ Stay at Home ” orders to include Carbon , Cumberland , Dauphin and Schuylkill counties , bringing the state total to 26 counties under a stay-at-home order .
This order takes effect at 8 p.m. , Monday , March 30 , 2020 , and will continue until April 30 .
All stay-at-home orders are now extended through April 30 .
All @ @ @ @ @ @ @ notice .
Non-life-sustaining business closures remain in effect .
The order now includes these 26 counties : Allegheny , Beaver , Berks , Bucks , Butler , Carbon , Centre , Chester , Cumberland , Dauphin , Delaware , Erie , Lackawanna , Lancaster , Lehigh , Luzerne , Monroe , Montgomery , Northampton , Philadelphia , Pike , Schuylkill , Washington , Wayne , Westmoreland and York counties .
Individuals may leave their residence only to perform any of the following allowable individual activities and allowable essential travel : • Tasks essential @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the health and safety of their family or household members ( including pets ) , such as obtaining medicine or medical supplies , visiting a health care professional , or obtaining supplies they need to work from home • Getting necessary services or supplies for themselves , for their family or household members , or as part of volunteer efforts , or to deliver those services or supplies to others to maintain the safety , sanitation , and essential operation of residences • Engaging in outdoor activity , such as walking , hiking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • To perform work providing essential products and services at a life-sustaining business • To care for a family member or pet in another household • Any travel related to the provision of or access to the above-mentioned individual activities or life-sustaining business activities • Travel to care for elderly , minors , dependents , persons with disabilities , or other vulnerable persons • Travel to or from educational institutions for purposes of receiving materials for distance learning , for receiving meals , and any other related services • Travel to return to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ jurisdiction • Travel required for non-residents to return to their place of residence outside the commonwealth • Anyone performing life-sustaining travel does not need paperwork to prove the reason for travel .
The following operations are exempt : • Access to child care services for employees of life-sustaining businesses that remain open as follows : child care facilities operating under the Department of Human Services , Office of Child Development and Early Learning waiver process ; group and family child care operating in a residence ; and part-day school age programs operating under @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2020 business closure Orders Individuals experiencing homelessness are not subject to this order but are strongly urged to find shelter and government agencies are urged to take steps needed to provide shelter for those individuals .
International students , foster youth , and any other students who would otherwise experience displacement or homelessness as a result of campus closures are exempt and may remain in campus housing .

PENNSYLVANIA — As COVID-19 cases continue to grow and the state continues to seek relief to save lives and stop the spread of COVID-19, today Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine revised their “Stay at Home” orders to include Carbon, Cumberland, Dauphin and Schuylkill counties, bringing the state total to 26 counties under a stay-at-home order. This order takes effect at 8 p.m., Monday, March 30, 2020, and will continue until April 30. All stay-at-home orders are now extended through April 30. All Pennsylvania schools will remain closed until further notice. Non-life-sustaining business closures remain in effect.
The order now includes these 26 counties: Allegheny, Beaver, Berks, Bucks, Butler, Carbon, Centre, Chester, Cumberland, Dauphin, Delaware, Erie, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lehigh, Luzerne, Monroe, Montgomery, Northampton, Philadelphia, Pike, Schuylkill, Washington, Wayne, Westmoreland and York counties.
Individuals may leave their residence only to perform any of the following allowable individual activities and allowable essential travel:
Tasks essential to maintain health and safety, or the health and safety of their family or household members (including pets), such as obtaining medicine or medical supplies, visiting a health care professional, or obtaining supplies they need to work from home
Getting necessary services or supplies for themselves, for their family or household members, or as part of volunteer efforts, or to deliver those services or supplies to others to maintain the safety, sanitation, and essential operation of residences
Engaging in outdoor activity, such as walking, hiking or running if they maintain social distancing
To perform work providing essential products and services at a life-sustaining business
To care for a family member or pet in another household
Any travel related to the provision of or access to the above-mentioned individual activities or life-sustaining business activities
Travel to care for elderly, minors, dependents, persons with disabilities, or other vulnerable persons
Travel to or from educational institutions for purposes of receiving materials for distance learning, for receiving meals, and any other related services
Travel to return to a place of residence from an outside jurisdiction
Travel required by law enforcement or court order
Travel required for non-residents to return to their place of residence outside the commonwealth
Anyone performing life-sustaining travel does not need paperwork to prove the reason for travel.
The following operations are exempt:
Life-sustaining business activities
Health care or medical services providers
Access to life-sustaining services for low-income residents, including food banks
Access to child care services for employees of life-sustaining businesses that remain open as follows: child care facilities operating under the Department of Human Services, Office of Child Development and Early Learning waiver process; group and family child care operating in a residence; and part-day school age programs operating under an exemption from the March 19, 2020 business closure Orders
News media
Law enforcement, emergency medical services personnel, firefighters
The federal government
Religious institutions
Individuals experiencing homelessness are not subject to this order but are strongly urged to find shelter and government agencies are urged to take steps needed to provide shelter for those individuals.
International students, foster youth, and any other students who would otherwise experience displacement or homelessness as a result of campus closures are exempt and may remain in campus housing.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Virginia Governor Issues ‘Stay-at-Home’ Order

RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today issued a statewide Stay at Home order to protect the health and safety of Virginians and mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus , or COVID-19 .
The executive order takes effect immediately and will remain in place until June 10 , 2020 , unless amended or rescinded by a further executive order .
The order directs all Virginians to stay home except in extremely limited circumstances .
Individuals may leave their residence for allowable travel , including to seek medical attention , work , care for family or household members , obtain goods and services @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as outlined in Executive Order Fifty-Three , and engage in outdoor activity with strict social distancing requirements .
The executive order also directs all Virginia institutions of higher education to stop in-person classes and instruction .
Private campgrounds must close for short-term stays , and beaches will be closed statewide except for fishing and exercise .
“ We are in a public health crisis , and we need everyone to take this seriously and act responsibly , ” said Governor Northam.
“ Our message to Virginians is clear : stay home .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contact , and that ’ s why it ’ s so important that people follow this order and practice social distancing .
I ’ m deeply grateful to everyone for their cooperation during this unprecedented and difficult time .
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RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today issued a statewide Stay at Home order to protect the health and safety of Virginians and mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19. The executive order takes effect immediately and will remain in place until June 10, 2020, unless amended or rescinded by a further executive order.
The order directs all Virginians to stay home except in extremely limited circumstances. Individuals may leave their residence for allowable travel, including to seek medical attention, work, care for family or household members, obtain goods and services like groceries, prescriptions, and others as outlined in Executive Order Fifty-Three, and engage in outdoor activity with strict social distancing requirements.
The executive order also directs all Virginia institutions of higher education to stop in-person classes and instruction. Private campgrounds must close for short-term stays, and beaches will be closed statewide except for fishing and exercise.
“We are in a public health crisis, and we need everyone to take this seriously and act responsibly,” said Governor Northam.“Our message to Virginians is clear: stay home. We know this virus spreads primarily through human-to-human contact, and that’s why it’s so important that people follow this order and practice social distancing. I’m deeply grateful to everyone for their cooperation during this unprecedented and difficult time.”
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Son Arraigned On Murder, Mutilation Charges In Father’s ‘Gruesome, Horrific’ Death

FLINT , MI – A 27-year-old Flint man has been charged with the murder and dismemberment of his father after police found the remains of a body Tuesday morning in a dumpster in the City of Flint .
Aron Scott Reeves II is charged with Open Murder and Disinterment and Mutilation of a Dead Body after a police investigation identified the body of Aron Scott Reeves , 50 , which was found in a dumpster at a business on Davison Road between Averill Avenue and Center Road .
The deceased was the father of Reeves II .
On Tuesday morning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Flint police responded to reports of presumed human body parts being discovered in plastic trash bags in a dumpster .
Upon arrival and finding body parts , the Michigan State Police Crime Lab was called to process the scene .
An entire human body was discovered in parts in several bags along with other key pieces of evidence .
The evidence led police to a home on Tiptree Path in the City of Flint where further evidence was discovered in trash bags set to the curb .
Police then obtained a search @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s Office for the suspect ’ s home and further evidence inside led to the arrest of Reeves II .
Investigators found blood at the home and a circular saw , which police believes Reeves II used to dismember his father ’ s body .
Authorities believe the elder Reeves died of stab wounds .
“ This was a gruesome discovery and horrific crime scene , ” said Prosecutor David Leyton .
“ The suspect is in custody and will be arraigned on the charges in 67th District Court , ” Leyton said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ under investigation .

FLINT, MI – A 27-year-old Flint man has been charged with the murder and dismemberment of his father after police found the remains of a body Tuesday morning in a dumpster in the City of Flint.
Aron Scott Reeves II is charged with Open Murder and Disinterment and Mutilation of a Dead Body after a police investigation identified the body of Aron Scott Reeves, 50, which was found in a dumpster at a business on Davison Road between Averill Avenue and Center Road. The deceased was the father of Reeves II.
On Tuesday morning, March 24, 2020 at 8:45AM, Flint police responded to reports of presumed human body parts being discovered in plastic trash bags in a dumpster. Upon arrival and finding body parts, the Michigan State Police Crime Lab was called to process the scene. An entire human body was discovered in parts in several bags along with other key pieces of evidence.
The evidence led police to a home on Tiptree Path in the City of Flint where further evidence was discovered in trash bags set to the curb. Police then obtained a search warrant from the Genesee County Prosecutor’s Office for the suspect’s home and further evidence inside led to the arrest of Reeves II.
Investigators found blood at the home and a circular saw, which police believes Reeves II used to dismember his father’s body. Authorities believe the elder Reeves died of stab wounds.
“This was a gruesome discovery and horrific crime scene,” said Prosecutor David Leyton. “The suspect is in custody and will be arraigned on the charges in 67th District Court,” Leyton said.
A motive for the crime remains under investigation.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Prosecutor: Man Charged With Felonies For Claiming To Spread COVID-19 To Shopping Carts, Police Car

FLINT , MI – Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton has charged a Mt .
Morris man with three felonies after he intentionally touched numerous shopping carts at a local grocery store while claiming to be infected with COVID-19 .
Jonathan David-Asher Miracle , 26 is charged with Harmful Substance – Person Falsely Exposed , a 5-year felony ; Malicious Destruction of Police Property , a 4-year felony ; and Assaulting/Resisting/Obstructing Police , a 2-year felony .
On Friday , March 27 , 2020 , at 10:50 AM , Genesee Township Police were dispatched to the Kroger store on N. Saginaw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mt .
Morris reference reports of a disorderly person .
A store employee called 9-1-1 advising that a man was walking around inside the store with his hands down his pants and touching and pushing around shopping carts while stating that he was infected with COVID-19 , the pandemic virus .
He was also verbally aggressive toward store employees and was also grabbing shopping carts from customers in the store parking lot after they were done using them .
When police arrived on the scene , they observed a man matching the description @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
After a brief discussion with the man , an officer arrested him and transported him to the county jail where he remains lodged .
While Miracle was being transported to jail , he kissed the window of the police vehicle leaving clearly visible residue in an apparent attempt to spread the virus to police and others .
“ This was a very disturbing incident that has placed many people in fear for their health and safety and has disrupted an already stressed situation as residents attempt to carry on with essential everyday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Our number one priority is the safety of our community and we are doing everything we can to hold accountable people who would do harm to others in any fashion , ” he said .

FLINT, MI – Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton has charged a Mt. Morris man with three felonies after he intentionally touched numerous shopping carts at a local grocery store while claiming to be infected with COVID-19.
Jonathan David-Asher Miracle, 26 is charged with Harmful Substance – Person Falsely Exposed, a 5-year felony; Malicious Destruction of Police Property, a 4-year felony; and Assaulting/Resisting/Obstructing Police, a 2-year felony.
On Friday, March 27, 2020, at 10:50 AM, Genesee Township Police were dispatched to the Kroger store on N. Saginaw St. just north of the City of Mt. Morris reference reports of a disorderly person. A store employee called 9-1-1 advising that a man was walking around inside the store with his hands down his pants and touching and pushing around shopping carts while stating that he was infected with COVID-19, the pandemic virus. He was also verbally aggressive toward store employees and was also grabbing shopping carts from customers in the store parking lot after they were done using them.
When police arrived on the scene, they observed a man matching the description of the suspect in the parking lot. After a brief discussion with the man, an officer arrested him and transported him to the county jail where he remains lodged. While Miracle was being transported to jail, he kissed the window of the police vehicle leaving clearly visible residue in an apparent attempt to spread the virus to police and others.
“This was a very disturbing incident that has placed many people in fear for their health and safety and has disrupted an already stressed situation as residents attempt to carry on with essential everyday routines,” said Prosecutor Leyton.
“Our number one priority is the safety of our community and we are doing everything we can to hold accountable people who would do harm to others in any fashion,” he said.
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breaking911--2020-03-29--NJ Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Opening Fire on Police

Camden , N.J. – A Bellmawr man is facing numerous charges after he fired a gun at police and the @ @ @ @ @ ’ s home where a child was sleeping , according to Acting Camden County Prosecutor @ @ @ @ @ Police Chief William P. Walsh .
Logan Vancamp , 31 , of Bellmawr , faces @ @ @ @ @ , second-degree Aggravated Assault , second-degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon , second-degree Possession of @ @ @ @ @ Purpose , fourth-degree Aggravated Assault and fourth-degree Criminal Mischief .
Bellmawr Police officers responded to @ @ @ @ @ block of Catherine Ave. shortly after midnight on March 28 to a report of a @ @ @ @ @ two others .
The three responding officers said Vancamp pointed a handgun at them and @ @ @ @ @ dropping the weapon and laying down on the driveway .
After investigating , police found @ @ @ @ @ bedroom of a neighboring home before stopping inside the bathroom .
Vancamp was taken to @ @ @ @ @ is awaiting a pretrial detention hearing .

Camden, N.J. – A Bellmawr man is facing numerous charges after he fired a gun at police and the bullet went through a neighbor’s home where a child was sleeping, according to Acting Camden County Prosecutor Jill S. Mayer and Bellmawr Police Chief William P. Walsh.
Logan Vancamp, 31, of Bellmawr, faces charges of first-degree Attempted Murder, second-degree Aggravated Assault, second-degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon, second-degree Possession of a Weapon for an Unlawful Purpose, fourth-degree Aggravated Assault and fourth-degree Criminal Mischief.
Bellmawr Police officers responded to a home on the 100 block of Catherine Ave. shortly after midnight on March 28 to a report of a man pointing a gun at two others. The three responding officers said Vancamp pointed a handgun at them and fired a single shot before dropping the weapon and laying down on the driveway.
After investigating, police found the bullet went through the bedroom of a neighboring home before stopping inside the bathroom.
Vancamp was taken to the Camden County Jail and is awaiting a pretrial detention hearing.
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breaking911--2020-03-29--LIVE: White House Coronavirus Press Briefing

President Trump ’ s coronavirus task force , led by Vice President Pence , speaks to reporters at the White @ @

President Trump’s coronavirus task force, led by Vice President Pence, speaks to reporters at the White House.
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breaking911--2020-03-29--WATCH: Amazon Delivery Man Caught On Video Spitting On Package

An Amazon delivery man was caught on video spitting on a package in the Hancock Park neighborhood of Los Angeles @ @ @ @ @ This is clearly not representative of drivers who deliver for Amazon and the care they @ @ @ @ @ world every day , ” an Amazon spokesperson told Business Insider in a statement .
@ @ @ @ @ to understand what may have occurred in this situation .
If it truly was a @ @ @ @ @ , we will be sure he is held accountable , up through and including law @ @ @ @

An Amazon delivery man was caught on video spitting on a package in the Hancock Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zd-fWALYeZs
Amazons Statement: “This is clearly not representative of drivers who deliver for Amazon and the care they take for customers around the world every day,” an Amazon spokesperson told Business Insider in a statement. “We are aggressively investigating to understand what may have occurred in this situation. If it truly was a malicious act by the driver, we will be sure he is held accountable, up through and including law enforcement action.”
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breaking911--2020-03-29--2 Dead In Triple Shooting In Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — Two people were killed and another person was wounded in a shooting in East Indianapolis Sunday .
Police @ @ @ @ @ in the 2500 block of North Emerson Avenue at 3:45 p.m. local time .
Circumstances @ @ @ @ @ known .
It was unclear if a suspect was in custody .
Anyone with information @ @ @ @ @ or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-TIPS ( 8477 ) .

INDIANAPOLIS — Two people were killed and another person was wounded in a shooting in East Indianapolis Sunday.
Police were called to the scene in the 2500 block of North Emerson Avenue at 3:45 p.m. local time.
Circumstances surrounding the incident were not known. It was unclear if a suspect was in custody.
Anyone with information is asked to call police or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-TIPS (8477).
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breaking911--2020-03-29--Country Music Legend Joe Diffie Dead At 61 From Complications Of COVID-19

Grammy winning country music legend Joe Diffie passed away Sunday , March 29 , from complications of coronavirus ( COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ .
He was 61-years-old .
His family asks for privacy at this time .
Between @ @ @ @ @ charted 35 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart , five of which peaked @ @ @ @ @ of his hit songs include , “ Home , ” “ Ships That Don ’ @ @ @ @ @ “ If The Devil Danced , ” “ John Deere Green , ” and “ @ @ @ @ @ 1992 to the early 2000s , Diffie held a charity concert and golf tournament benefiting @ @ @ @ @ organization for the education of mentally and physically impaired children .
His contributions to this @ @ @ @ @ Award from the Country Radio Broadcasters in 1997 .

Grammy winning country music legend Joe Diffie passed away Sunday, March 29, from complications of coronavirus (COVID-19), his publicist says.
He was 61-years-old. His family asks for privacy at this time.
Between then and 2004, Diffie charted 35 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, five of which peaked at number one.
Some of his hit songs include, “Home,” “Ships That Don’t Come In,” “If The Devil Danced,” “John Deere Green,” and “Honky Tonk Attitude.”
JUST IN: Country music legend Joe Diffie died today due to “complications of coronavirus,” publicist says. He was 61-years-old. – WKRN — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) March 29, 2020
From 1992 to the early 2000s, Diffie held a charity concert and golf tournament benefiting First Steps, a nonprofit organization for the education of mentally and physically impaired children. His contributions to this organization won him a Humanitarian Award from the Country Radio Broadcasters in 1997.
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breaking911--2020-03-29--German Finance Minister Commits Suicide Due To ‘Coronavirus Worries’

German Finance Minister Thomas Schäfer was found dead Saturday in the city of Wiesbaden .
His body was found next @ @ @ @ @ line near Hochheim am Main , and his death was ruled a suicide by the @ @ @ @ @ Allgemeine Zeitung reported Schäfer left a note behind indicating the reason for his tragic actions @ @ @ @ @ said , ” We are all shocked and can hardly believe that Thomas Schäfer died @ @ @ @ @ We all need to process his death now and grieve with his family .
Our @ @ @ @ @ to his closest relatives , and we wish them strength and strength for this difficult @ @ @ @ @ , and the couple had a daughter and a son .

German Finance Minister Thomas Schäfer was found dead Saturday in the city of Wiesbaden.
His body was found next to the Cologne–Frankfurt high-speed rail line near Hochheim am Main, and his death was ruled a suicide by the police.
German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported Schäfer left a note behind indicating the reason for his tragic actions.
State premier Volker Bouffier said, ” We are all shocked and can hardly believe that Thomas Schäfer died so suddenly and unexpectedly. We all need to process his death now and grieve with his family. Our sincere condolences are therefore first to his closest relatives, and we wish them strength and strength for this difficult time.”
Schäfer was married, and the couple had a daughter and a son.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Woman Killed While Attending Vigil

Woman Killed While Attending Vigil

DEERFIELD BEACH , FL — Broward Sheriff ’ s Office homicide detectives are investigating a shooting that left one dead @ @ @ @ @ 10:00 p.m. Friday , cops received a call of a shooting near the 200 block @ @ @ @ @ Pompano Beach .
Deputies arrived and learned that a woman , identified as Marge Armande @ @ @ @ @ vigil during an fight between two other people .
Pompano Beach Fire Rescue transported Armande @ @ @ @ @ she was pronounced deceased .
Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact BSO Homicide @ @ @ @ @

DEERFIELD BEACH, FL — Broward Sheriff’s Office homicide detectives are investigating a shooting that left one dead in Pompano Beach.
Around 10:00 p.m. Friday, cops received a call of a shooting near the 200 block of Northeast First Avenue in Pompano Beach. Deputies arrived and learned that a woman, identified as Marge Armande, was shot at a vigil during an fight between two other people.
Pompano Beach Fire Rescue transported Armande to Broward Health North where she was pronounced deceased.
Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact BSO Homicide Detective Wilson Dejesus at 954-321-4210
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Florida Man Caught Naked With 15-Year-Old Girl He Met On Snapchat

The Polk County Sheriff ’ s Office arrested a 22-year-old man early Sunday morning , March 29 , 2020 , in Winter Haven , after a deputy found him inside of a parked car with a 15-year-old girl , and neither of the car ’ s occupants had clothes on .
The investigation determined that Michael McDole of Groveland traveled to Winter Haven to meet the victim after the two made initial contact on the social media app Snapchat .
The victim managed to sneak out of the house in the middle of the night .
The deputy responded to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Avenue F NW in Winter Haven regarding a suspicious vehicle .
When he arrived just before 6:00 a.m. , the deputy located a parked Silver Toyota .
When he looked into the car , he saw McDole on top of the victim .
McDole and the victim both appeared heavily intoxicated , and three empty wine bottles were found in the backseat area .
An examination of text messages between the two revealed that McDole was aware that the girl was only 15-years-old .
Michael McDole was transported to the Polk County Jail @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Older than 12 , Traveling to Meet to Meet a Minor to Seduce/Lure , and Contributing To the Delinquency of a Minor .

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office arrested a 22-year-old man early Sunday morning, March 29, 2020, in Winter Haven, after a deputy found him inside of a parked car with a 15-year-old girl, and neither of the car’s occupants had clothes on.
The investigation determined that Michael McDole of Groveland traveled to Winter Haven to meet the victim after the two made initial contact on the social media app Snapchat. The victim managed to sneak out of the house in the middle of the night.
The deputy responded to the area of 30th Street NW and Avenue F NW in Winter Haven regarding a suspicious vehicle. When he arrived just before 6:00 a.m., the deputy located a parked Silver Toyota. When he looked into the car, he saw McDole on top of the victim.
McDole and the victim both appeared heavily intoxicated, and three empty wine bottles were found in the backseat area.
An examination of text messages between the two revealed that McDole was aware that the girl was only 15-years-old.
Michael McDole was transported to the Polk County Jail and charged with Lewd Battery on Minor Older than 12, Traveling to Meet to Meet a Minor to Seduce/Lure, and Contributing To the Delinquency of a Minor.
McDole’s prior criminal history includes charges for Burglary, Grand Theft, Petit Theft, and Resisting.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--RAW VIDEO: FBI Agent Chasing Florida Corruption Complaint Ends Up Locked In Patrol Car

CARRABELLE , FL — An FBI agent checking out a complaint about police corruption in rural northwest Florida ended up @ @ @ @ @ of a patrol car after running into deputies who doubted his true identity .

CARRABELLE, FL — An FBI agent checking out a complaint about police corruption in rural northwest Florida ended up handcuffed in the back seat of a patrol car after running into deputies who doubted his true identity.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Border Patrol Agents In El Paso Stop 18-Year-Old With Meth Load

EL PASO , Texas – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the Ysleta port of entry in El @ @ @ @ @ methamphetamine Sunday morning .
The large seizure was made just after 8:00 a.m. when an @ @ @ @ @ 2008 Cadillac Catera arrived from Mexico .
CBP officers selected the vehicle for an inspection @ @ @ @ @ dog searched the car and alerted to the presence of narcotics .
A Z-portal scan @ @ @ @ @ anomalies in the appearance of the dashboard area .
CBP continued their inspection and located @ @ @ @ @ .
The contents of the packages tested positive for methamphetamine .
CBP officers arrested the @ @ @ @ @ over to Homeland Security Investigations agents to face charges associated with the failed smuggling attempt @ @ @ @ @ vigilant and focused on all threats in an effort to protect our community and nation @ @ @ @ @ said CBP El Paso Director of Field Operation Hector Mancha .

EL PASO, Texas – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the Ysleta port of entry in El Paso seized 15 pounds of methamphetamine Sunday morning.
The large seizure was made just after 8:00 a.m. when an 18-year-old U.S. male driving a 2008 Cadillac Catera arrived from Mexico. CBP officers selected the vehicle for an inspection.
A CBP drug sniffing dog searched the car and alerted to the presence of narcotics. A Z-portal scan of the vehicle also showed anomalies in the appearance of the dashboard area.
CBP continued their inspection and located 13 bundles in the dashboard. The contents of the packages tested positive for methamphetamine.
CBP officers arrested the driver. He was turned over to Homeland Security Investigations agents to face charges associated with the failed smuggling attempt.
“CBP officers remain vigilant and focused on all threats in an effort to protect our community and nation from dangerous items,” said CBP El Paso Director of Field Operation Hector Mancha.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--NYC Man Arrested For Selling Medical Supplies at Inflated Prices, Coughing on FBI Agents

NEWARK , N.J. – A Brooklyn man was arrested today for allegedly coughing on FBI agents while claiming to have COVID-19 , and with lying to them about his accumulation and sale of surgical masks , medical gowns , and other medical supplies .
Baruch Feldheim , 43 , was arrested by special agents of the FBI today and charged by complaint with assaulting a federal officer and with making false statements to law enforcement .
According to documents filed in court : On March 25 , 2020 , the Department of Health and Human Services issued an executive order @ @ @ @ @ @ @ necessary to respond to the spread of the Coronavirus .
Those designated materials included N95 filtering face-piece respirators , personal protection equipment ( PPE ) face masks , surgical masks , sterilization services , and disinfecting devices , among other things .
Feldheim allegedly sold certain designated materials , including N95 respirators , to doctors and nurses at inflated prices .
In one instance , on March 18 , 2020 , a doctor in New Jersey contacted Feldheim via a WhatsApp chat group labeled “ Virus2020 !
” Feldheim agreed to sell to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other assorted materials for $ 12,000 , an approximately 700 percent markup from the normal price charged for those materials .
Feldheim directed the doctor to an auto repair shop in Irvington , New Jersey , to pick up the order .
According to the doctor , the repair shop contained enough materials , including hand sanitizers , Clorox wipes , chemical cleaning supply agents , and surgical supplies , to outfit an entire hospital .
Feldheim later told the doctor that he had been forced to move all of those supplies from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 23 , 2020 , Feldheim allegedly offered to sell a nurse a quantity of surgical gowns and directed the nurse to his residence in Brooklyn .
Feldheim also received , on March 25 , 2020 , a shipment from Canada containing approximately eight pallets of medical facemasks .
On March 27 , 2020 , FBI agents observed an empty box of N95 masks outside of Feldheim ’ s residence .
On March 29 , 2020 , FBI agents witnessed multiple instances during which individuals approached Feldheim ’ s residence and walked away with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ medical supplies .
On that date , FBI agents approached Feldheim outside of his residence .
After identifying themselves as FBI agents , they told Feldheim that they wanted to stay a distance away from him given concerns over the spread of Coronavirus .
When the agents were within four to five feet of him , Feldheim allegedly coughed in their direction without covering his mouth .
The agents then told him that they were looking for certain PPE materials and that they had information that Feldheim was in possession of large quantities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Feldheim told the FBI agents that that he had the Coronavirus .
Feldheim then made false statements to the FBI agents regarding his possession and sale of personal protective equipment and other materials .
He falsely told the agents , among other things , that he worked for a company that bought and sold personal protective equipment and other materials and that he never took physical custody of the materials .
Feldheim further falsely stated that he did not possess large quantities of personal protective equipment materials and that he never sold @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charge carries a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $ 100,000 fine .
The false statements charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine .

NEWARK, N.J. – A Brooklyn man was arrested today for allegedly coughing on FBI agents while claiming to have COVID-19, and with lying to them about his accumulation and sale of surgical masks, medical gowns, and other medical supplies.
Baruch Feldheim, 43, was arrested by special agents of the FBI today and charged by complaint with assaulting a federal officer and with making false statements to law enforcement.
According to documents filed in court:
On March 25, 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services issued an executive order designating certain scarce health and medical resources necessary to respond to the spread of the Coronavirus. Those designated materials included N95 filtering face-piece respirators, personal protection equipment (PPE) face masks, surgical masks, sterilization services, and disinfecting devices, among other things.
Feldheim allegedly sold certain designated materials, including N95 respirators, to doctors and nurses at inflated prices. In one instance, on March 18, 2020, a doctor in New Jersey contacted Feldheim via a WhatsApp chat group labeled “Virus2020!” Feldheim agreed to sell to the doctor approximately 1,000 N95 masks and other assorted materials for $12,000, an approximately 700 percent markup from the normal price charged for those materials. Feldheim directed the doctor to an auto repair shop in Irvington, New Jersey, to pick up the order. According to the doctor, the repair shop contained enough materials, including hand sanitizers, Clorox wipes, chemical cleaning supply agents, and surgical supplies, to outfit an entire hospital. Feldheim later told the doctor that he had been forced to move all of those supplies from Irvington to another location.
On March 23, 2020, Feldheim allegedly offered to sell a nurse a quantity of surgical gowns and directed the nurse to his residence in Brooklyn. Feldheim also received, on March 25, 2020, a shipment from Canada containing approximately eight pallets of medical facemasks. On March 27, 2020, FBI agents observed an empty box of N95 masks outside of Feldheim’s residence.
On March 29, 2020, FBI agents witnessed multiple instances during which individuals approached Feldheim’s residence and walked away with boxes or bags that appeared to contain medical supplies. On that date, FBI agents approached Feldheim outside of his residence. After identifying themselves as FBI agents, they told Feldheim that they wanted to stay a distance away from him given concerns over the spread of Coronavirus. When the agents were within four to five feet of him, Feldheim allegedly coughed in their direction without covering his mouth. The agents then told him that they were looking for certain PPE materials and that they had information that Feldheim was in possession of large quantities of such materials. At that point, Feldheim told the FBI agents that that he had the Coronavirus.
Feldheim then made false statements to the FBI agents regarding his possession and sale of personal protective equipment and other materials. He falsely told the agents, among other things, that he worked for a company that bought and sold personal protective equipment and other materials and that he never took physical custody of the materials. Feldheim further falsely stated that he did not possess large quantities of personal protective equipment materials and that he never sold them directly to individuals.
The assault charge carries a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine. The false statements charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--LIVE: White House COVID-19 Press Briefing

Trump and the White House Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters on the latest developments on the spread and response of @ @ @ @ @ .

Trump and the White House Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters on the latest developments on the spread and response of COVID-19 in the United States.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Another Congressmember Has Presumed COVID-19 Infection, Was Near Pelosi, Other Lawmakers Last Week

Washington , DC – At least five congressmembers have now tested positive for the coronavirus .
“ In the wee hours of Sunday morning , I began to feel under the weather .
I developed the abrupt onset of muscle aches , fevers , nasal congestion and stomach upset .
I noticed that I could no longer smell my perfume or taste my food .
After speaking with The Attending Physician by phone , I was diagnosed with presumed coronavirus infection .
My symptoms are mild at the present time and I am taking Tylenol for fever , and isolating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ advice of The Attending Physician , neither COVID 19 laboratory testing nor a doctor ’ s office visit was recommended .
I am carefully monitoring my symptoms , working remotely and in constant contact with my staff .
I ’ ll continue my work on behalf of New Yorkers as together we overcome this virus .
In that regard , I encourage everyone to stay at home and continue practicing social distancing.
” Velázquez was on the House floor Friday — very close to Speaker Nancy Pelosi following the signing of the $ @ @ @ @ @ @

Washington, DC – At least five congressmembers have now tested positive for the coronavirus.
Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez (D-NY) announced Monday she has a “presumed coronavirus infection.”
Velázquez released the following statement:
“In the wee hours of Sunday morning, I began to feel under the weather. I developed the abrupt onset of muscle aches, fevers, nasal congestion and stomach upset. I noticed that I could no longer smell my perfume or taste my food. After speaking with The Attending Physician by phone, I was diagnosed with presumed coronavirus infection. My symptoms are mild at the present time and I am taking Tylenol for fever, and isolating myself at my home. At the advice of The Attending Physician, neither COVID 19 laboratory testing nor a doctor’s office visit was recommended. I am carefully monitoring my symptoms, working remotely and in constant contact with my staff. I’ll continue my work on behalf of New Yorkers as together we overcome this virus. In that regard, I encourage everyone to stay at home and continue practicing social distancing.”
Velázquez was on the House floor Friday — very close to Speaker Nancy Pelosi following the signing of the $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Child With COVID-19 Dies In New York City

A minor in New York City , who had contracted the coronavirus , has died , Governor Andrew Cuomo said @ @ @ @ @ s age was not disclosed but officials said the victim did have an underlying health @ @ @ @ @ “ If there was ever a moment for unity , this is the moment .
@ @ @ @ @ discriminate .
It attacks everyone , and it attacks everywhere .
This virus has been @ @ @ @ @ 1 .
I ’ m tired of playing catch-up with this virus .
You never @ @ @ @ @ playing catch-up .
If you are not prepared for the apex , for the high @ @ @ @ @ the point of the operation .
It is a fundamental blunder to only prepare for @ @ @ @ @ people have died from COVID-19 in New York State .

A minor in New York City, who had contracted the coronavirus, has died, Governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday.
The child’s age was not disclosed but officials said the victim did have an underlying health condition.
Cuomo said, “If there was ever a moment for unity, this is the moment. This virus doesn’t discriminate. It attacks everyone, and it attacks everywhere. This virus has been ahead of us from Day 1. I’m tired of playing catch-up with this virus. You never win when you’re playing catch-up. If you are not prepared for the apex, for the high point, you are missing the point of the operation. It is a fundamental blunder to only prepare for today.”
At least 1,218 people have died from COVID-19 in New York State.
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breaking911--2020-03-30--Man Who Forced The Closure Of The New York State Thruway Charged With Possessing Multiple Bombs

BUFFALO , N.Y. – U.S. Attorney James P. Kennedy , Jr. announced today that Jose M. Gandia , 47 , of Niagara Falls , NY , was charged by complaint with unlawful possession of a destructive device and unlawful possession of a shortened shotgun .
The charges carry a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison .
Assistant U.S. Attorney Seth T. Molisani , who is handling the case , stated that according to the complaint , on March 25 , 2020 , the New York State Police received a report of an individual pointing a shotgun with a red @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the New York State Thruway .
A trooper located the vehicle stopped behind the traffic cones of an active work zone near the Town of Hanover .
The trooper approached the vehicle and ordered the driver , later identified at the defendant , to exit .
As the trooper attempted to handcuff Gandia , he resisted and a fight ensued .
As the trooper struggled with the defendant , a second trooper arrived and assisted in handcuffing Gandia .
The trooper who initially responded to the call suffered a broken hand in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the defendant ’ s pocket , and a second one was located on the ground next to the red pickup .
Following Gandia ’ s arrest , a trooper observed a sawed-off shotgun and a rifle in the passenger seat of the red pickup , as well as a ballistic vest and another knife .
Another ballistic vest and an item that appeared to be a pipe bomb were then located in the rear of the vehicle .
Troopers backed away from the vehicle , secured the scene , and called explosive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ resulted in the closure of the westbound Interstate 90 of the New York State Thruway .
A New York State Police Bomb Technician examined the device and confirmed that the device , a pipe bomb , appeared to be a functional destructive device .
During the examination of the device , the bomb technician utilized a “ Disruptor , ” a tool used to knock off the end cap of the device in an attempt to disassemble and disable the device remotely .
During this procedure the device detonated .
Following the incident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ search warrant at Gandia ’ s Cedar Street residence in Niagara Falls .
They recovered nine suspected destructive devices , all appeared to be of similar construction as the device recovered from the defendant ’ s vehicle .
Five of the suspected devices were attached to two separate propane tanks .
Two of the devices were placed near the front entrance of the residence and two additional devices were placed near the rear entrance ; all four devices were rigged to detonate .
“ Amidst the pandemic , the brave men and women @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and limb to keep our communities safe , ” said U.S. Attorney Kennedy .
“ With knives , guns , and 10 bombs—one of which was detonated , and nine of which were inside a house located in a crowded residential area—the danger this individual presented can not be overstated .
As our tremendous medical professionals—and each of us—focus efforts on doing everything possible to defeat the invisible enemy , our law enforcement professionals remain vigilant to ensure that our fight may continue and that the enemies amongst us can do us no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worthy of our praise and gratitude .
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BUFFALO, N.Y. – U.S. Attorney James P. Kennedy, Jr. announced today that Jose M. Gandia, 47, of Niagara Falls, NY, was charged by complaint with unlawful possession of a destructive device and unlawful possession of a shortened shotgun. The charges carry a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Seth T. Molisani, who is handling the case, stated that according to the complaint, on March 25, 2020, the New York State Police received a report of an individual pointing a shotgun with a red laser out of a red pickup truck on the New York State Thruway. A trooper located the vehicle stopped behind the traffic cones of an active work zone near the Town of Hanover. The trooper approached the vehicle and ordered the driver, later identified at the defendant, to exit. As the trooper attempted to handcuff Gandia, he resisted and a fight ensued. As the trooper struggled with the defendant, a second trooper arrived and assisted in handcuffing Gandia. The trooper who initially responded to the call suffered a broken hand in the altercation. A knife was found in the defendant’s pocket, and a second one was located on the ground next to the red pickup.
Following Gandia’s arrest, a trooper observed a sawed-off shotgun and a rifle in the passenger seat of the red pickup, as well as a ballistic vest and another knife. Another ballistic vest and an item that appeared to be a pipe bomb were then located in the rear of the vehicle. Troopers backed away from the vehicle, secured the scene, and called explosive specialists to the scene. The incident resulted in the closure of the westbound Interstate 90 of the New York State Thruway.
A New York State Police Bomb Technician examined the device and confirmed that the device, a pipe bomb, appeared to be a functional destructive device. During the examination of the device, the bomb technician utilized a “Disruptor,” a tool used to knock off the end cap of the device in an attempt to disassemble and disable the device remotely. During this procedure the device detonated.
Following the incident on the Thruway, investigators executed a search warrant at Gandia’s Cedar Street residence in Niagara Falls. They recovered nine suspected destructive devices, all appeared to be of similar construction as the device recovered from the defendant’s vehicle. Five of the suspected devices were attached to two separate propane tanks. Two of the devices were placed near the front entrance of the residence and two additional devices were placed near the rear entrance; all four devices were rigged to detonate.
“Amidst the pandemic, the brave men and women of law enforcement continue to risk life and limb to keep our communities safe,” said U.S. Attorney Kennedy. “With knives, guns, and 10 bombs—one of which was detonated, and nine of which were inside a house located in a crowded residential area—the danger this individual presented cannot be overstated. As our tremendous medical professionals—and each of us—focus efforts on doing everything possible to defeat the invisible enemy, our law enforcement professionals remain vigilant to ensure that our fight may continue and that the enemies amongst us can do us no harm. All of our protectors are worthy of our praise and gratitude.”
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breaking911--2020-03-31--Florida Pastor Arrested For Holding Church Services

TAMPA , Florida — ( Press Release / HCSO ) — On Monday , March 30 , the Hillsborough County Sheriff ’ s Office arrested a local pastor who intentionally and repeatedly hosted church services with hundreds of members in attendance , despite knowing he was in violation of orders set in place by the President , the Governor of Florida , the CDC and the Hillsborough County Emergency Policy Group .
Dr. Ronald Howard-Browne , pastor of The River at Tampa Bay Church , was arrested on two second degree misdemeanors for Unlawful Assembly and Violation of Public Health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is nothing more important than faith at a time like this , and as a Sheriff ’ s Office , we would never impede on someone ’ s ability to lean on their religious beliefs as a means of comfort , ” said Sheriff Chad Chronister , “ but practicing those beliefs has to be done safely.
” The Sheriff ’ s Office made contact with leaders at the River at Tampa Bay Church on Friday , March 27 , following an anonymous tip that Pastor Howard-Browne refused requests to temporarily stop holding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the pastor was encouraging his congregation to continue to meet in person .
His actions were a direct violation of Executive Order 20-05 , which went into effect on March 20 , limiting gatherings , including faith-based gatherings , to less than 10 people .
He was also violating the Safer-At-Home Order , which went into effect on March 27 , advising Hillsborough County residents to remain in their homes as much as possible to create greater social distancing and reduce the spread of COVID-19 .
On Friday , and again on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and legal staff spoke with attorneys representing the church in an attempt to educate them on the orders in place and the dangerous environment they were creating for their members and the community .
Neither the pastor nor his church leaders heeded the warnings .
“ His reckless disregard for human life put hundreds of people in his congregation at risk and thousands of residents who may interact with them this week in danger , ” said Sheriff Chronister .
“ The River at Tampa Bay has an advantage over most places of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ technology that allows them to live stream their services over the internet and broadcast television for the more than 4,000 members to watch from the safety of their homes.
” Pastor Howard-Browne hosted services in his church with hundreds of people at 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday and even provided bus transportation to the church .
Due to his disregard for public safety after repeated requests and warnings , HCSO worked with State Attorney Andrew Warren to obtain a warrant for Pastor Howard-Browne ’ s arrest on Monday morning , March @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his home in Hernando County around 1:30 p.m. the same day .
“ Our goal here is not to stop anyone from worshipping , but the safety and well being of our community must always come first , ” said Sheriff Chronister .

TAMPA, Florida — (Press Release / HCSO) — On Monday, March 30, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office arrested a local pastor who intentionally and repeatedly hosted church services with hundreds of members in attendance, despite knowing he was in violation of orders set in place by the President, the Governor of Florida, the CDC and the Hillsborough County Emergency Policy Group.
Dr. Ronald Howard-Browne, pastor of The River at Tampa Bay Church, was arrested on two second degree misdemeanors for Unlawful Assembly and Violation of Public Health Emergency Rules.
“I believe there is nothing more important than faith at a time like this, and as a Sheriff’s Office, we would never impede on someone’s ability to lean on their religious beliefs as a means of comfort,” said Sheriff Chad Chronister, “but practicing those beliefs has to be done safely.”
The Sheriff’s Office made contact with leaders at the River at Tampa Bay Church on Friday, March 27, following an anonymous tip that Pastor Howard-Browne refused requests to temporarily stop holding large gatherings at his church. Instead, the pastor was encouraging his congregation to continue to meet in person.
His actions were a direct violation of Executive Order 20-05, which went into effect on March 20, limiting gatherings, including faith-based gatherings, to less than 10 people. He was also violating the Safer-At-Home Order, which went into effect on March 27, advising Hillsborough County residents to remain in their homes as much as possible to create greater social distancing and reduce the spread of COVID-19.
On Friday, and again on Sunday, Sheriff’s Office personnel and legal staff spoke with attorneys representing the church in an attempt to educate them on the orders in place and the dangerous environment they were creating for their members and the community. Neither the pastor nor his church leaders heeded the warnings.
“His reckless disregard for human life put hundreds of people in his congregation at risk and thousands of residents who may interact with them this week in danger,” said Sheriff Chronister. “The River at Tampa Bay has an advantage over most places of worship, because they have access to technology that allows them to live stream their services over the internet and broadcast television for the more than 4,000 members to watch from the safety of their homes.”
Pastor Howard-Browne hosted services in his church with hundreds of people at 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday and even provided bus transportation to the church.
Due to his disregard for public safety after repeated requests and warnings, HCSO worked with State Attorney Andrew Warren to obtain a warrant for Pastor Howard-Browne’s arrest on Monday morning, March 30. Pastor Howard-Browne was arrested at his home in Hernando County around 1:30 p.m. the same day.
“Our goal here is not to stop anyone from worshipping, but the safety and well being of our community must always come first,” said Sheriff Chronister.
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breaking911--2020-03-31--First U.S. Service Member Dies From Coronavirus, Pentagon Says

A New Jersey Army National Guardsman passed away on Saturday .
The individual had tested positive for COVID-19 and had @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Today is a sad day for the Department of Defense as we have @ @ @ @ @ member – active , reserve or Guard – to Coronavirus , ” said Secretary of @ @ @ @ @ This is a stinging loss for our military community , and our condolences go out @ @ @ @ @ , civilian co-workers and the entire National Guard community .
The news of this loss @ @ @ @ @ ever more closely with our interagency partners to stop the spread of COVID-19.
” The @ @ @ @ @ service member ’ s age or prior health conditions .
Over 600 US military members @ @ @ @ @ .
Starting in January the Department of Defense adopted mitigation measures to protect service members @ @ @ @ @ and their families from Coronavirus .
These include mandating social distancing , termination of certain @ @ @ @ @ providing testing and care for our community members .

A New Jersey Army National Guardsman passed away on Saturday. The individual had tested positive for COVID-19 and had been hospitalized since March 21.
“Today is a sad day for the Department of Defense as we have lost our first American service member – active, reserve or Guard – to Coronavirus,” said Secretary of Defense Mark Esper. “This is a stinging loss for our military community, and our condolences go out to his family, friends, civilian co-workers and the entire National Guard community. The news of this loss strengthens our resolve to work ever more closely with our interagency partners to stop the spread of COVID-19.”
The Pentagon did not disclose the service member’s age or prior health conditions. Over 600 US military members have contracted the deadly virus.
Starting in January the Department of Defense adopted mitigation measures to protect service members, civilian employees, contractors and their families from Coronavirus. These include mandating social distancing, termination of certain work and training activities and providing testing and care for our community members.
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breaking911--2020-03-31--GRAPHIC VIDEO | Police release body camera footage after man fatally shot by officer in downtown Lou

GRAPHIC VIDEO | Police release body camera footage after man fatally shot by officer in downtown Louisville

Louisville , Kentucky — Officials with the Louisville Metro Police Department released new details Tuesday about the fatal shooting of @ @ @ @ @ officer Monday afternoon , including the name of the officer who fired his weapon.The shooting @ @ @ @ @ block of East Gray Street , near the Norton parking garage , around noon on @ @ @ @ @ said .
LMPD Chief Steve Conrad said the man , identified by the Jefferson County @ @ @ @ @ as Jessie Stringfield , 44 , was stopped by a UofL officer and there was @ @ @ @ @ confrontation , an LMPD officer saw the man reach for a weapon and shot him @ @ @ @ @ University of Louisville Hospital where he died from his injuries.The shooting remains under investigation .
@ @ @ @ @ body camera video are expected to be released during a press conference at 3 p.m. @ @

Louisville, Kentucky — Officials with the Louisville Metro Police Department released new details Tuesday about the fatal shooting of a man by an LMPD officer Monday afternoon, including the name of the officer who fired his weapon.The shooting took place in the 200 block of East Gray Street, near the Norton parking garage, around noon on Monday, a Norton spokeswoman said. LMPD Chief Steve Conrad said the man, identified by the Jefferson County Deputy Coroner’s Office as Jessie Stringfield, 44, was stopped by a UofL officer and there was a struggle.
During the confrontation, an LMPD officer saw the man reach for a weapon and shot him. Stringfield was taken to University of Louisville Hospital where he died from his injuries.The shooting remains under investigation. Conrad said more information and body camera video are expected to be released during a press conference at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
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breaking911--2020-03-31--WATCH: High School Wrestler Saves Woman And Kids From From Would-Be Kidnapper

LAS CRUCES , New Mexico — A 16-year-old wrestling champion helped stop a kidnapping and assault near Las Cruces by @ @ @ @ @ ground until deputies arrived , authorities said , and surveillance video shows the terrifying incident @

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — A 16-year-old wrestling champion helped stop a kidnapping and assault near Las Cruces by pinning a man to the ground until deputies arrived, authorities said, and surveillance video shows the terrifying incident.
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breaking911--2020-03-31--San Diego Tunnel Task Force uncovers sophisticated cross-border drug tunnel under the US/Mexico bord

San Diego Tunnel Task Force uncovers sophisticated cross-border drug tunnel under the US/Mexico border

SAN DIEGO – Federal agents on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force uncovered a sophisticated drug smuggling tunnel on Thursday , March 19 , which extends under the United States-Mexico border to a warehouse in a commercial complex in the Otay Mesa area of San Diego .
The discovery of the tunnel resulted from an ongoing investigation by members on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force , which include U.S. Immigration and customs Enforcement ’ s Homeland Security Investigations , U.S. Border Patrol , the Drug Enforcement Administration and the United States Attorney ’ s Office .
Agents on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about a transnational criminal organization suspected of smuggling narcotics into the U.S. via a cross-border tunnel .
As the investigation progressed , agents worked in cooperation with the Fiscalia General de la Republica ( FGR ) and Secretaria de la Defensa Nacional ( SEDENA ) to locate the tunnel entrance in Mexico .
Agents subsequently presented evidence to a U.S. federal judge and obtained a federal search warrant for the warehouse in Otay Mesa .
The U.S. exit point was discovered subsequent to the execution of the warrant .
Agents seized approximately 1,300 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ methamphetamine , 17 pounds of heroin , 3,000 pounds of marijuana and more than two pounds of fentanyl from the tunnel .
The large seizure of mixed drugs represents the first time in San Diego ’ s history where five different types of drugs were found inside a tunnel .
The total street value of the drugs seized from the tunnel is estimated at $ 29.6 million .
The tunnel extends for more than 2,000 feet underground from a warehouse in Tijuana , Mexico to a warehouse in the Otay Mesa area of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ average depth of 31 feet and is three-feet wide through most of the passageway .
Agents estimate the tunnel has been in existence for several months due to the advanced construction observed in several portions of the passageway , which included reinforced walls , ventilation , lighting and an underground rail system .
“ I ’ m proud of the excellent work performed by Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) agents , as well as U.S. Border Patrol and Drug Enforcement Administration agents as integrated partners of the San Diego Tunnel Task Force @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shutting down this tunnel , ” said Cardell T. Morant , acting special agent in charge of HSI San Diego .
“ I hope this sends a clear message that despite the ongoing public health crisis , HSI and our law enforcement partners will remain resilient and continue to pursue criminal organizations responsible for the cross-border smuggling of narcotics into the United States.
” “ Several months ago , agents on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force announced the seizure of the longest cross-border tunnel and today we announce the discovery of another @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seized from within , ” said DEA Special Agent in Charge John W. Callery .
“ These tunnels show the determination of drug trafficking organizations to subvert our border controls and smuggle deadly drugs into our community .
But these recent tunnel seizures also show the dedication of our amazing partners on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force to locate and shut down these tunnels to keep our communities safe .
Despite the current COVID-19 pandemic , DEA employees continue to work tirelessly to serve and protect the community.
” “ I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diligence of agents on the task force to shut down this tunnel .
Cross-border tunnels represent one of the most significant threats to our national security .
Criminal organizations can use these tunnels to introduce anything they want into the U.S .
This is especially concerning during a global pandemic , ” said Chief Patrol Agent Aaron M. Heitke .
“ If cartels keep spending millions of dollars building tunnels , we will keep finding and filling them , ” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer .
“ This time , we seized a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drugs that aren ’ t going to reach the streets .
This is the most valuable single-day tunnel seizure in recent memory , and it is the largest seizure of multiple drugs in a single tunnel .
This takedown is even more significant in the face of a global pandemic , where stopping the movement of unauthorized people and packages across international borders is of utmost importance.
” Brewer praised the excellent work of the San Diego Tunnel Task Force in locating and dismantling yet another cross-border drug tunnel , especially the efforts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigation , the San Diego Tunnel Task Force received substantial support from the San Diego County Sheriff ’ s Department .
“ The Sheriff ’ s Department remains committed to protecting the citizens of San Diego County from the dangers associated with the importation , sales , and use of illegal drugs , as well as the violent crimes associated with them , ” said San Diego Sheriff William Gore .
“ By working collaboratively with agencies like Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) , and groups like the Tunnel Task Force , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
These partnerships are key to achieving these goals .
We would like to recognize the hard work and dedication of these detectives and agents who worked tirelessly on this case .
We thank them for their efforts .
”

SAN DIEGO – Federal agents on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force uncovered a sophisticated drug smuggling tunnel on Thursday, March 19, which extends under the United States-Mexico border to a warehouse in a commercial complex in the Otay Mesa area of San Diego. The discovery of the tunnel resulted from an ongoing investigation by members on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force, which include U.S. Immigration and customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations, U.S. Border Patrol, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the United States Attorney’s Office.
Agents on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force developed information about a transnational criminal organization suspected of smuggling narcotics into the U.S. via a cross-border tunnel. As the investigation progressed, agents worked in cooperation with the Fiscalia General de la Republica (FGR) and Secretaria de la Defensa Nacional (SEDENA) to locate the tunnel entrance in Mexico. Agents subsequently presented evidence to a U.S. federal judge and obtained a federal search warrant for the warehouse in Otay Mesa. The U.S. exit point was discovered subsequent to the execution of the warrant.
Agents seized approximately 1,300 pounds of cocaine, 86 pounds of methamphetamine, 17 pounds of heroin, 3,000 pounds of marijuana and more than two pounds of fentanyl from the tunnel. The large seizure of mixed drugs represents the first time in San Diego’s history where five different types of drugs were found inside a tunnel. The total street value of the drugs seized from the tunnel is estimated at $29.6 million.
The tunnel extends for more than 2,000 feet underground from a warehouse in Tijuana, Mexico to a warehouse in the Otay Mesa area of San Diego. The tunnel has an average depth of 31 feet and is three-feet wide through most of the passageway.
Agents estimate the tunnel has been in existence for several months due to the advanced construction observed in several portions of the passageway, which included reinforced walls, ventilation, lighting and an underground rail system.
“I’m proud of the excellent work performed by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents, as well as U.S. Border Patrol and Drug Enforcement Administration agents as integrated partners of the San Diego Tunnel Task Force. Their tenacity made the difference in shutting down this tunnel,” said Cardell T. Morant, acting special agent in charge of HSI San Diego. “I hope this sends a clear message that despite the ongoing public health crisis, HSI and our law enforcement partners will remain resilient and continue to pursue criminal organizations responsible for the cross-border smuggling of narcotics into the United States.”
“Several months ago, agents on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force announced the seizure of the longest cross-border tunnel and today we announce the discovery of another sophisticated tunnel with large quantities of drugs seized from within,” said DEA Special Agent in Charge John W. Callery. “These tunnels show the determination of drug trafficking organizations to subvert our border controls and smuggle deadly drugs into our community. But these recent tunnel seizures also show the dedication of our amazing partners on the San Diego Tunnel Task Force to locate and shut down these tunnels to keep our communities safe. Despite the current COVID-19 pandemic, DEA employees continue to work tirelessly to serve and protect the community.”
“I’m immensely proud of the dedication and diligence of agents on the task force to shut down this tunnel. Cross-border tunnels represent one of the most significant threats to our national security. Criminal organizations can use these tunnels to introduce anything they want into the U.S. This is especially concerning during a global pandemic,” said Chief Patrol Agent Aaron M. Heitke.
“If cartels keep spending millions of dollars building tunnels, we will keep finding and filling them,” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer. “This time, we seized a jaw-dropping $30 million worth of dangerous drugs that aren’t going to reach the streets. This is the most valuable single-day tunnel seizure in recent memory, and it is the largest seizure of multiple drugs in a single tunnel. This takedown is even more significant in the face of a global pandemic, where stopping the movement of unauthorized people and packages across international borders is of utmost importance.” Brewer praised the excellent work of the San Diego Tunnel Task Force in locating and dismantling yet another cross-border drug tunnel, especially the efforts of AUSA Orlando Gutierrez.
Throughout the investigation, the San Diego Tunnel Task Force received substantial support from the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.
“The Sheriff’s Department remains committed to protecting the citizens of San Diego County from the dangers associated with the importation, sales, and use of illegal drugs, as well as the violent crimes associated with them,” said San Diego Sheriff William Gore. “By working collaboratively with agencies like Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), and groups like the Tunnel Task Force, we work tirelessly to achieve this mission. These partnerships are key to achieving these goals. We would like to recognize the hard work and dedication of these detectives and agents who worked tirelessly on this case. We thank them for their efforts.”
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