breaking911--2020-07-06--Feds Bust Leader And Members Of Cross-Country Drug Trafficking Organization

The Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of Homeland Security Investigations ( “ HSI ” ) , announced today the unsealing of an Indictment charging Jose Sergio Martinez-Aguilar , a/k/a “ Orejon , ” a/k/a “ Andy , ” a/k/a “ Pa , ” Vladimir PulstIlinkov , a/k/a “ The Russian , ” Miguel Lovos , Sebastian Ramos , a/k/a “ Nimo , ” and Ricardo Ruiz-Salinas with narcotics trafficking offenses based on their alleged participation in an international drug trafficking organization that distributed large quantities of cocaine , fentanyl , heroin , and methamphetamine .
All three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ using firearms in connection with the narcotics trafficking .
Martinez-Aguilar and Lovos were previously charged in Complaints filed in the Southern District of New York , and were taken into custody in California on June 26 , 2020 , and subsequently presented before magistrate judges in the Central District of California .
Ramos and Ruiz were taken into custody in New York earlier today , and will be presented before Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn today in Manhattan federal court .
PulstIlinkov currently remains at large .
The case is assigned to U.S. District @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Attorney Audrey Strauss said : “ As alleged , Jose Sergio Martinez-Aguilar led an international drug trafficking organization that imported potentially lethal drugs from Mexico and distributed them throughout the U.S. , including right here in New York .
Now , thanks to the efforts of HSI , Martinez-Aguilar and his co-defendants are in custody and facing serious federal charges.
” HSI Special Agent-in-Charge Peter C. Fitzhugh said : “ As alleged , Martinez-Aguilar and his crew funneled highly addictive drugs across the southern border and from coast to coast , seeking to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to his product .
This case makes it clear that HSI ’ s capabilities across borders and across the country leave no one safe from the long arm of the law , and justice will be served.
” As alleged in the Indictment unsealed today in Manhattan federal court , the Complaints charging Martinez-Aguilar and Lovos , other court filings related to this matter , and statements made in court : Since at least June 2019 , Martinez-Aguilar has led a drug trafficking organization ( “ DTO ” ) that imports narcotics into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those narcotics in California and other parts of the country , including New York City .
The DTO is responsible for distributing large quantities of cocaine , fentanyl , heroin , and methamphetamine .
During the investigation , communications among members of the DTO intercepted pursuant to court orders revealed a significant drug trafficking operation , led by Martinez-Aguilar , that imported and distributed multi-kilogram quantities of narcotics across the country .
On one occasion , Lovos discussed with Martinez-Aguilar obtaining a job near the U.S.-Mexican border , “ because things are hot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cross people ” and narcotics into the United States .
On another occasion , Martinez-Aguilar bragged to an associate that narcotics distributed by other drug trafficking crews “ [ wa ] s not even half the quality of what I have.
” The DTO supplied drugs to dealers for distribution on the streets of New York City .
For example , in June 2020 , law enforcement seized a package shipped by Martinez-Aguilar and his DTO associates from California to the New York City area that was found to contain over nine kilograms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a heroin/fentanyl mixture .
On June 26 , 2020 , law enforcement searched a stash house operated by the DTO in California , pursuant to a court-authorized warrant .
During the search , law enforcement recovered a stash of heroin , methamphetamine , and other suspected narcotics , as well as multiple handguns and assault rifles .
Lovos was found and arrested at the stash house during the execution of the warrant .
Martinez-Aguilar , 39 , of Thermal , California , and Lovos , 31 , of Indio , California , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ narcotics conspiracy and one count of firearms possession in connection with drug trafficking .
Pulstilinkov , 44 , of Indio , California , is charged with two counts of narcotics conspiracy and one count of firearms possession in connection with drug trafficking .
Ramos , 29 , and Ruiz-Salinas , 43 , of Brooklyn , New York , are each charged with one count of narcotics conspiracy .
A chart containing the charges and maximum and minimum penalties for the defendants is set forth below .
The maximum potential sentences in this case @ @ @ @ @ @ @ here for informational purposes only , as any sentencings of the defendants will be determined by the judge .

The Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of Homeland Security Investigations (“HSI”), announced today the unsealing of an Indictment charging Jose Sergio Martinez-Aguilar, a/k/a “Orejon,” a/k/a “Andy,” a/k/a “Pa,” Vladimir PulstIlinkov, a/k/a “The Russian,” Miguel Lovos, Sebastian Ramos, a/k/a “Nimo,” and Ricardo Ruiz-Salinas with narcotics trafficking offenses based on their alleged participation in an international drug trafficking organization that distributed large quantities of cocaine, fentanyl, heroin, and methamphetamine. All three were also are charged with possessing and using firearms in connection with the narcotics trafficking.
Martinez-Aguilar and Lovos were previously charged in Complaints filed in the Southern District of New York, and were taken into custody in California on June 26, 2020, and subsequently presented before magistrate judges in the Central District of California. Ramos and Ruiz were taken into custody in New York earlier today, and will be presented before Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn today in Manhattan federal court. PulstIlinkov currently remains at large. The case is assigned to U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain.
Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss said: “As alleged, Jose Sergio Martinez-Aguilar led an international drug trafficking organization that imported potentially lethal drugs from Mexico and distributed them throughout the U.S., including right here in New York. Now, thanks to the efforts of HSI, Martinez-Aguilar and his co-defendants are in custody and facing serious federal charges.”
HSI Special Agent-in-Charge Peter C. Fitzhugh said: “As alleged, Martinez-Aguilar and his crew funneled highly addictive drugs across the southern border and from coast to coast, seeking to make a hefty profit off those addicted to his product. This case makes it clear that HSI’s capabilities across borders and across the country leave no one safe from the long arm of the law, and justice will be served.”
As alleged in the Indictment unsealed today in Manhattan federal court, the Complaints charging Martinez-Aguilar and Lovos, other court filings related to this matter, and statements made in court [1] :
Since at least June 2019, Martinez-Aguilar has led a drug trafficking organization (“DTO”) that imports narcotics into California from Mexico, and then distributes those narcotics in California and other parts of the country, including New York City. The DTO is responsible for distributing large quantities of cocaine, fentanyl, heroin, and methamphetamine.
During the investigation, communications among members of the DTO intercepted pursuant to court orders revealed a significant drug trafficking operation, led by Martinez-Aguilar, that imported and distributed multi-kilogram quantities of narcotics across the country. On one occasion, Lovos discussed with Martinez-Aguilar obtaining a job near the U.S.-Mexican border, “because things are hot over there” and he could “cross people” and narcotics into the United States. On another occasion, Martinez-Aguilar bragged to an associate that narcotics distributed by other drug trafficking crews “[wa]s not even half the quality of what I have.” The DTO supplied drugs to dealers for distribution on the streets of New York City. For example, in June 2020, law enforcement seized a package shipped by Martinez-Aguilar and his DTO associates from California to the New York City area that was found to contain over nine kilograms of fentanyl and more than a kilogram of a heroin/fentanyl mixture.
On June 26, 2020, law enforcement searched a stash house operated by the DTO in California, pursuant to a court-authorized warrant. During the search, law enforcement recovered a stash of heroin, methamphetamine, and other suspected narcotics, as well as multiple handguns and assault rifles. Lovos was found and arrested at the stash house during the execution of the warrant.
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Martinez-Aguilar, 39, of Thermal, California, and Lovos, 31, of Indio, California, are each charged with three counts of narcotics conspiracy and one count of firearms possession in connection with drug trafficking. Pulstilinkov, 44, of Indio, California, is charged with two counts of narcotics conspiracy and one count of firearms possession in connection with drug trafficking. Ramos, 29, and Ruiz-Salinas, 43, of Brooklyn, New York, are each charged with one count of narcotics conspiracy. A chart containing the charges and maximum and minimum penalties for the defendants is set forth below. The maximum potential sentences in this case are prescribed by Congress and are provided here for informational purposes only, as any sentencings of the defendants will be determined by the judge.
Count Charge Defendant(s) Maximum/Minimum Penalties 1 Conspiracy to Distribute Narcotics – Cocaine 21 U.S.C. §§ 846, 841(b)(1)(A) JOSE SERGIO MARTINEZ-AGUILARVLADIMIR PULSTILINKOVMIGUEL LOVOSSEBASTIAN RAMOSRICARDO RUIZ-SALINAS Life imprisonment Mandatory minimum of 10 years’ imprisonment 2 Conspiracy to Distribute Narcotics – Fentanyl, Heroin 21 U.S.C. §§ 846, 841(b)(1)(A) JOSE SERGIO MARTINEZ-AGUILARMIGUEL LOVOS Life imprisonment Mandatory minimum of 10 years’ imprisonment 3 Conspiracy to Distribute Narcotics – Methamphetamine 21 U.S.C. §§ 846, 841(b)(1)(A) JOSE SERGIO MARTINEZ-AGUILARVLADIMIR PULSTILINKOVMIGUEL LOVOS Life imprisonment Mandatory minimum of 10 years’ imprisonment 4 Firearms Offense 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) JOSE SERGIO MARTINEZ-AGUILARMIGUEL LOVOS Life imprisonment Mandatory minimum of 5 years’ imprisonment 5 Firearms Offense 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) VLADIMIR PULSTILINKOV Life imprisonment Mandatory minimum of 5 years’ imprisonment
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breaking911--2020-07-06--Georgia Governor Declares State of Emergency, Authorizes 1,000 Troops to Protect Citizens

Atlanta , GA – Following weeks of dramatically increased violent crime and property destruction in the City of Atlanta , the July Fourth weekend saw over thirty Georgians wounded by gunfire , including five confirmed dead .
Today Governor Kemp issued Executive Order 07.06.20.01 , which declares a State of Emergency across Georgia and authorizes the activation of as many as 1,000 Georgia National Guard troops .
“ Peaceful protests were hijacked by criminals with a dangerous , destructive agenda .
Now , innocent Georgians are being targeted , shot , and left for dead , ” said Governor Kemp @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and order restored in our capital city .
I have declared a State of Emergency and called up the Georgia Guard because the safety of our citizens comes first .
This measure will allow troops to protect state property and dispatch state law enforcement officers to patrol our streets .
Enough with the tough talk .
We must protect the lives and livelihoods of all Georgians.
” The Georgia Guard will provide support at state buildings , including the Georgia State Capitol , Georgia Department of Public Safety Headquarters , and Governor ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state law enforcement personnel to increase patrols on roadways and throughout communities , especially those in the City of Atlanta .

Atlanta, GA – Following weeks of dramatically increased violent crime and property destruction in the City of Atlanta, the July Fourth weekend saw over thirty Georgians wounded by gunfire, including five confirmed dead. Today Governor Kemp issued Executive Order 07.06.20.01, which declares a State of Emergency across Georgia and authorizes the activation of as many as 1,000 Georgia National Guard troops.
“Peaceful protests were hijacked by criminals with a dangerous, destructive agenda. Now, innocent Georgians are being targeted, shot, and left for dead,” said Governor Kemp. “This lawlessness must be stopped and order restored in our capital city. I have declared a State of Emergency and called up the Georgia Guard because the safety of our citizens comes first. This measure will allow troops to protect state property and dispatch state law enforcement officers to patrol our streets. Enough with the tough talk. We must protect the lives and livelihoods of all Georgians.”
The Georgia Guard will provide support at state buildings, including the Georgia State Capitol, Georgia Department of Public Safety Headquarters, and Governor’s Mansion. This aid will allow state law enforcement personnel to increase patrols on roadways and throughout communities, especially those in the City of Atlanta.
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breaking911--2020-07-06--Man Who Worked As American Airlines Mechanic At JFK Arraigned On Cocaine Smuggling Charges

NEW YORK – An American Airlines mechanic at John F. Kennedy International Airport ( JFK ) was arraigned Monday for allegedly importing more than twenty-five pounds of cocaine that was recovered from an external compartment of a jetliner .
Paul Belloisi , 52 , was arrested Feb. 5 following an investigation by ICE ’ s Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) New York working with U.S. Customs and Border Protection at JFK .
Belloisi , of Hicksville , New York , is charged with conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute , conspiracy to import cocaine and importation of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ 300,000 bond and indicted by a grand jury in Central Islip , New York , June 18 , 2020 .
“ As alleged , Belloisi was the ‘ inside man , ’ moving more than 25 pounds of cocaine from Jamaica to New York , ” said Peter C. Fitzhugh , special agent in charge of HSI New York .
“ HSI and CBP ’ s joint efforts continue to stem these threats to our aviation industry by which perpetuate the international movement of contraband through our airports .
HSI will continue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enterprises working with our law enforcement and airline partners.
” “ This internal conspiracy case serves as a great example of collaborative law enforcement efforts to combat those that would compromise their access to restricted space and equipment , while aiding international narcotics trafficking conspirators .
U.S. Customs and Border Protection thanks our partners at HSI and the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office , Eastern District of New York , for their continued cooperation , ” stated CBP Director of Field Operations Troy Miller .
“ As alleged , this airline mechanic abused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his access to sensitive areas of JFK Airport to participate in the clandestine importation of cocaine , ” stated United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Richard P. Donoghue .
“ These charges will serve as a warning that federal law enforcement authorities remain vigilant in protecting the security of our borders and fighting the scourge of international narcotics trafficking .
Those who attempt to poison our communities by smuggling drugs through our ports of entry will be held accountable.
” According to court filings , on Feb. 4 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1349 arrived at JFK Terminal 8 from Montego Bay , Jamaica , a routine search by CBP officers who are members of the JFK Anti-Terrorism Contraband Enforcement Team revealed approximately 11.594 kilograms ( 25.56 pounds ) of cocaine bricks concealed behind an insulation blanket in an external mechanical compartment beneath the aircraft .
CBP officers and HSI special agents then began visual surveillance of the aircraft from a distance .
Shortly before the aircraft was scheduled to depart , Belloisi was observed approaching the aircraft and entering the compartment where the cocaine had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after he exited the compartment and observed evidence that Belloisi had handled the area where the cocaine bricks were discovered .
Belloisi also had carried an empty tool bag to the aircraft and had cutouts in the lining of his jacket , which together were sufficiently large to hold the bricks of cocaine that had been in the compartment .

NEW YORK – An American Airlines mechanic at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) was arraigned Monday for allegedly importing more than twenty-five pounds of cocaine that was recovered from an external compartment of a jetliner. Paul Belloisi, 52, was arrested Feb. 5 following an investigation by ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) New York working with U.S. Customs and Border Protection at JFK. Belloisi, of Hicksville, New York, is charged with conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute, conspiracy to import cocaine and importation of cocaine. He was released on a $300,000 bond and indicted by a grand jury in Central Islip, New York, June 18, 2020.
“As alleged, Belloisi was the ‘inside man,’ moving more than 25 pounds of cocaine from Jamaica to New York,” said Peter C. Fitzhugh, special agent in charge of HSI New York. “HSI and CBP’s joint efforts continue to stem these threats to our aviation industry by which perpetuate the international movement of contraband through our airports. HSI will continue to persistently investigate and dismantle these criminal enterprises working with our law enforcement and airline partners.”
“This internal conspiracy case serves as a great example of collaborative law enforcement efforts to combat those that would compromise their access to restricted space and equipment, while aiding international narcotics trafficking conspirators. U.S. Customs and Border Protection thanks our partners at HSI and the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of New York, for their continued cooperation,” stated CBP Director of Field Operations Troy Miller.
“As alleged, this airline mechanic abused his position as a trusted employee and his access to sensitive areas of JFK Airport to participate in the clandestine importation of cocaine,” stated United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Richard P. Donoghue. “These charges will serve as a warning that federal law enforcement authorities remain vigilant in protecting the security of our borders and fighting the scourge of international narcotics trafficking. Those who attempt to poison our communities by smuggling drugs through our ports of entry will be held accountable.”
According to court filings, on Feb. 4, 2020, shortly after American Airlines flight 1349 arrived at JFK Terminal 8 from Montego Bay, Jamaica, a routine search by CBP officers who are members of the JFK Anti-Terrorism Contraband Enforcement Team revealed approximately 11.594 kilograms (25.56 pounds) of cocaine bricks concealed behind an insulation blanket in an external mechanical compartment beneath the aircraft. CBP officers and HSI special agents then began visual surveillance of the aircraft from a distance. Shortly before the aircraft was scheduled to depart, Belloisi was observed approaching the aircraft and entering the compartment where the cocaine had been hidden. The officers confronted Belloisi after he exited the compartment and observed evidence that Belloisi had handled the area where the cocaine bricks were discovered. Belloisi also had carried an empty tool bag to the aircraft and had cutouts in the lining of his jacket, which together were sufficiently large to hold the bricks of cocaine that had been in the compartment.
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breaking911--2020-07-06--Bodycam Video Released Involving Man Who Died After Struggle With Deputies at Fla. Airport

FLORIDA — ( Scroll Down For Video ) — Bodycam video has been released involving a man who died after a scuffle with BSO at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport .
An investigation has been launched .
Police summary : At approximately 9:11 a.m. on Thursday , April 9 , 2020 , Broward Sheriff ’ s Office Airport district deputies responded to 200 Terminal Drive , Terminal # 3 ( Jet Blue ) at the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport to a disturbance involving a male subject who was yelling at Jet Blue staff members .
The subject , later identified as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after speaking with deputies , began running toward a security check point area and knocking over the stanchion poles before falling .
Deputies attempted to detain him , and he began to resist their efforts .
After a physical struggle , deputies were able to detain Todd and then brought him to the front of the terminal .
Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue was notified and responded to assist .
As fire rescue personnel were tending to Todd , he became unresponsive .
Rescue personnel began life-saving measures , which continued at Broward Health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , when paramedics arrived at the hospital , Todd was still alive .
He was subsequently pronounced dead at the hospital at 11:25 a.m .
Some of the deputies sustained minor injuries and were medically cleared .
The Broward Medical Examiner ’ s Office ruled the death an overdose , and determined the manner to be accidental .

FLORIDA — (Scroll Down For Video) — Bodycam video has been released involving a man who died after a scuffle with BSO at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. An investigation has been launched.
Police summary: At approximately 9:11 a.m. on Thursday, April 9, 2020, Broward Sheriff’s Office Airport district deputies responded to 200 Terminal Drive, Terminal #3 (Jet Blue) at the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport to a disturbance involving a male subject who was yelling at Jet Blue staff members. The subject, later identified as Kevon Todd, was acting irrational and after speaking with deputies, began running toward a security check point area and knocking over the stanchion poles before falling. Deputies attempted to detain him, and he began to resist their efforts.
After a physical struggle, deputies were able to detain Todd and then brought him to the front of the terminal. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue was notified and responded to assist. As fire rescue personnel were tending to Todd, he became unresponsive. Rescue personnel began life-saving measures, which continued at Broward Health Medical Center. At approximately 10 a.m., when paramedics arrived at the hospital, Todd was still alive. He was subsequently pronounced dead at the hospital at 11:25 a.m.
Some of the deputies sustained minor injuries and were medically cleared. The Broward Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the death an overdose, and determined the manner to be accidental.
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breaking911--2020-07-06--Female Cop Hospitalized After Being Attacked By Suspect Near Houston

HOUSTON , Texas — On Sunday , deputies with Constable Mark Herman ’ s Office responded to the 5200 block @ @ @ @ @ to a disturbance between family members .
While investigating the scene , another family member @ @ @ @ @ Crockett arrived to the location and attempted to physically assault one of the parties involved @ @ @ @ @ female Deputy Constable attempted to intervene and the suspect then struck her in the face @ @ @ @ @ proceeded to assault his family member .
Additional deputies on scene were able to safely @ @ @ @ @ deputy was transported to a local hospital and is expected to make a full recovery @ @ @ @ @ and booked into the Harris County Jail , charged with Assault on a Peace Officer @ @ @ @ @ bond was set at $ 10,000.00 out of the 183rd District Court for Assaulting the @ @ @ @ @ Bond out of County Court 15 for Assaulting his family member .

HOUSTON, Texas — On Sunday, deputies with Constable Mark Herman’s Office responded to the 5200 block of Dauntless Drive in reference to a disturbance between family members.
While investigating the scene, another family member, later identified as Victor Crockett arrived to the location and attempted to physically assault one of the parties involved in the disturbance. A female Deputy Constable attempted to intervene and the suspect then struck her in the face with a closed fist and proceeded to assault his family member.
Additional deputies on scene were able to safely apprehend him.
The injured deputy was transported to a local hospital and is expected to make a full recovery.
Victor Crockett was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Assault on a Peace Officer and Assault-Family Member. His bond was set at $10,000.00 out of the 183rd District Court for Assaulting the female deputy and received No Bond out of County Court 15 for Assaulting his family member.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Police: New York Man Stole & Crashed 3 Cars In A Day

Clermont , New York – The New York State Police from the Livingston barracks arrested Michael Harrington , age 24 , of Lake Katrine , NY , for three counts of Grand Larceny .
On June 28 , 2020 , at 4:20 a.m. , Troopers responded to County Route 6 in the town of Clermont for a report of a suspicious male at the caller ’ s residence .
While patrolling the area for the subject , Columbia County 911 advised patrols of a nearby rollover crash .
The crashed vehicle , a 2005 Honda Civic , was located unattended @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a second motor vehicle , a 2005 Dodge Ram , down an earth embankment and crashed into a tree .
Trooper Bell and his Bloodhound partner “ Tilly ” were requested to the scene who began a track from the site of the second stolen vehicle crash site .
The track led to from County Route 6 to Cedar Hill Road where a third vehicle , a 2017 Chevrolet Silverado , was also found stolen and crashed a short distance from where the vehicle was being stored .
“ Tilly ” continued her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the suspect , Michael Harrington , was located .
Harrington was taken into custody without further incident .
Harrington was taken to Columbia Memorial Hospital for evaluation by Northern Dutchess Paramedics , and is scheduled to appear before the Clermont Court on July 16 , 2020 , at 5:00 p.m .

Clermont, New York – The New York State Police from the Livingston barracks arrested Michael Harrington, age 24, of Lake Katrine, NY, for three counts of Grand Larceny.
On June 28, 2020, at 4:20 a.m., Troopers responded to County Route 6 in the town of Clermont for a report of a suspicious male at the caller’s residence. While patrolling the area for the subject, Columbia County 911 advised patrols of a nearby rollover crash. The crashed vehicle, a 2005 Honda Civic, was located unattended. Continuing the search, Troopers located a second motor vehicle, a 2005 Dodge Ram, down an earth embankment and crashed into a tree.
Trooper Bell and his Bloodhound partner “Tilly” were requested to the scene who began a track from the site of the second stolen vehicle crash site. The track led to from County Route 6 to Cedar Hill Road where a third vehicle, a 2017 Chevrolet Silverado, was also found stolen and crashed a short distance from where the vehicle was being stored.
“Tilly” continued her track to a recreational camper nearby where the suspect, Michael Harrington, was located. Harrington was taken into custody without further incident.
Harrington was taken to Columbia Memorial Hospital for evaluation by Northern Dutchess Paramedics, and is scheduled to appear before the Clermont Court on July 16, 2020, at 5:00 p.m.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--The EPA Says These 2 Lysol Products Effectively Kill Coronavirus On Surfaces

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA ) has released new details about how to safely and effectively kill the novel coronavirus , SARS-CoV-2 , on surfaces .
Last week , EPA approved two products , Lysol Disinfectant Spray ( EPA Reg No .
777-99 ) and Lysol Disinfectant Max Cover Mist ( EPA Reg No .
777-127 ) , based on laboratory testing that shows the products are effective against SARS-CoV-2 .
“ EPA is committed to identifying new tools and providing accurate and up-to-date information to help the American public protect themselves and their families from the novel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wheeler .
“ EPA ’ s review of products tested against this virus marks an important milestone in President Trump ’ s all of government approach to fighting the spread of COVID-19.
” Before pesticide products can legally make claims that they can kill a particular pathogen such as SARS-CoV-2 , the claim must be authorized by EPA based on a review of data .
Because novel viruses are typically not immediately available for laboratory testing , EPA established guidance for Emerging Viral Pathogens .
In January 2020 , the agency activated the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the SARS-CoV-2 public health emergency .
The guidance allows product manufacturers to provide EPA with data , even in advance of an outbreak , that shows their products are effective against harder-to-kill viruses than SARS-CoV-2 .
Through this guidance and the agency ’ s review of newly registered products , EPA ’ s list of products that meet the agency ’ s criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2 ( known as List N ) includes more than 420 products .
In many cases , the agency was able to approve claims in as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , EPA updated the entries for two products on List N to show they have now been tested directly against SARS-CoV-2 .
These are the first List N products for which the agency has reviewed laboratory testing data and approved label claims against SARS-CoV-2 .
EPA expects to approve such claims for additional List N products in the coming weeks .
All products on EPA ’ s List N meet the agency ’ s criteria for effectiveness against SARS-CoV-2 .
When using an EPA-registered disinfectant , follow the label directions for safe , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the contact time , which is the amount of time the surface should be visibly wet .
Read the agency ’ s infographic on how to use these products .

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released new details about how to safely and effectively kill the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, on surfaces. Last week, EPA approved two products, Lysol Disinfectant Spray (EPA Reg No. 777-99) and Lysol Disinfectant Max Cover Mist (EPA Reg No. 777-127), based on laboratory testing that shows the products are effective against SARS-CoV-2.
“EPA is committed to identifying new tools and providing accurate and up-to-date information to help the American public protect themselves and their families from the novel coronavirus,” said EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler. “EPA’s review of products tested against this virus marks an important milestone in President Trump’s all of government approach to fighting the spread of COVID-19.”
Before pesticide products can legally make claims that they can kill a particular pathogen such as SARS-CoV-2, the claim must be authorized by EPA based on a review of data. Because novel viruses are typically not immediately available for laboratory testing, EPA established guidance for Emerging Viral Pathogens.
In January 2020, the agency activated the guidance for the first time in response to the SARS-CoV-2 public health emergency. The guidance allows product manufacturers to provide EPA with data, even in advance of an outbreak, that shows their products are effective against harder-to-kill viruses than SARS-CoV-2. Through this guidance and the agency’s review of newly registered products, EPA’s list of products that meet the agency’s criteria for use against SARS-CoV-2 (known as List N) includes more than 420 products. In many cases, the agency was able to approve claims in as little as 14 days.
This week, EPA updated the entries for two products on List N to show they have now been tested directly against SARS-CoV-2. These are the first List N products for which the agency has reviewed laboratory testing data and approved label claims against SARS-CoV-2. EPA expects to approve such claims for additional List N products in the coming weeks.
All products on EPA’s List N meet the agency’s criteria for effectiveness against SARS-CoV-2. When using an EPA-registered disinfectant, follow the label directions for safe, effective use. Make sure to follow the contact time, which is the amount of time the surface should be visibly wet. Read the agency’s infographic on how to use these products.
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breaking911--2020-07-07--CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Heartless Woman Sought In “Unthinkable,” “Brutal” Killing Of Kitten

South Gate , California police are asking for the public ’ s help in identifying a suspect captured on surveillance @ @ @ @ @ .

South Gate, California police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect captured on surveillance video brutally killing a kitten.
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breaking911--2020-07-07--He wanted to “riot with the rest of the nation.” Now he faces a decade in prison.

WASHINGTON – Jerritt Jeremy Pace , 39 , of Washington , D.C. , was indicted today by a federal grand jury , charging him with multiple offenses related to his attempt to burn down a police precinct .
Pace was arrested on May 29 , 2020 .
On June 11 , 2020 , Pace was charged by Criminal Complaint with receiving an explosive in interstate commerce , using an instrumentality of interstate commerce to threaten the use of explosives , and attempted arson .
On June 12 , 2020 , the Honorable U.S. Magistrate Judge Robin M. Meriweather held Pace @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a federal grand jury returned an Indictment against Pace charging him with three federal arson and explosives offenses .
The Criminal Complaint and Indictment stem from an incident on or about May 29 , 2020 , when Pace announced on social media his intent to burn down a police station .
Pace encouraged rioting against law enforcement and suggested that his followers go to MPD ’ s Fourth District Station , located at 6001 Georgia Avenue N.W.
, Washington , D.C. , to burn the station and “ riot with the rest of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6 o ’ clock , Pace filled a plastic laundry detergent container with gasoline and a wick and ignited it in front of the Fourth District Station .
Although the physical building remained unharmed and no one was injured , the container exploded and burned on the sidewalk .
Pace was immediately apprehended by an off-duty detective and police officer .
If convicted , Pace faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison for each count , a fine of up to $ 250,000 , and three years of supervised release .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ s Office for the District of Columbia acknowledges the First Amendment right of individuals to protest peacefully , conduct that poses a grave risk to law enforcement , peaceful protestors , and community members alike will be prosecuted , ” said Acting U.S. Attorney Michael R. Sherwin .
“ The quick investigative efforts of ATF and MPD thwarted a dangerous person ’ s attempt to use a makeshift gasoline bomb to potentially cause – in addition to property damage – serious bodily harm or death to law enforcement officers and members of our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is a testament to the dedicated investigative work of the ATF/DC Arson & Explosives Task Force , in partnership with the Metropolitan Police Department and DC Fire Department .
Swift identification of violent offenders is key to stopping criminal acts that can destroy property , harm people , and take lives , ” said ATF Washington Special Agent in Charge Ashan Benedict .
“ ATF will continue to work closely with our law enforcement partners to ensure the safety of our communities and the officers who serve them .
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WASHINGTON – Jerritt Jeremy Pace, 39, of Washington, D.C., was indicted today by a federal grand jury, charging him with multiple offenses related to his attempt to burn down a police precinct.
Pace was arrested on May 29, 2020. On June 11, 2020, Pace was charged by Criminal Complaint with receiving an explosive in interstate commerce, using an instrumentality of interstate commerce to threaten the use of explosives, and attempted arson. On June 12, 2020, the Honorable U.S. Magistrate Judge Robin M. Meriweather held Pace without bond pending trial. Today, a federal grand jury returned an Indictment against Pace charging him with three federal arson and explosives offenses.
The Criminal Complaint and Indictment stem from an incident on or about May 29, 2020, when Pace announced on social media his intent to burn down a police station. Pace encouraged rioting against law enforcement and suggested that his followers go to MPD’s Fourth District Station, located at 6001 Georgia Avenue N.W., Washington, D.C., to burn the station and “riot with the rest of the nation.” That morning, around 6 o’clock, Pace filled a plastic laundry detergent container with gasoline and a wick and ignited it in front of the Fourth District Station. Although the physical building remained unharmed and no one was injured, the container exploded and burned on the sidewalk. Pace was immediately apprehended by an off-duty detective and police officer.
If convicted, Pace faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison for each count, a fine of up to $250,000, and three years of supervised release.
“While the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia acknowledges the First Amendment right of individuals to protest peacefully, conduct that poses a grave risk to law enforcement, peaceful protestors, and community members alike will be prosecuted,” said Acting U.S. Attorney Michael R. Sherwin. “The quick investigative efforts of ATF and MPD thwarted a dangerous person’s attempt to use a makeshift gasoline bomb to potentially cause – in addition to property damage – serious bodily harm or death to law enforcement officers and members of our community.”
“Today’s indictment is a testament to the dedicated investigative work of the ATF/DC Arson & Explosives Task Force, in partnership with the Metropolitan Police Department and DC Fire Department. Swift identification of violent offenders is key to stopping criminal acts that can destroy property, harm people, and take lives,” said ATF Washington Special Agent in Charge Ashan Benedict. “ATF will continue to work closely with our law enforcement partners to ensure the safety of our communities and the officers who serve them.”
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breaking911--2020-07-07--Man Wanted For Murder of Pregnant Wife & Unborn Child Surrenders To Police

HOUSTON , Texas — A man accused of killing his pregnant wife at their apartment on Houston ’ s south @ @ @ @ @ , has turned himself into police .
David Nathan Willis , Jr. , 39 , @ @ @ @ @ in the fatal shooting of his wife & unborn child at 3702 Southmore Blvd .
@ @ @ @ @ after responding to a welfare check call at the couple ’ s apartment .
When @ @ @ @ @ , a property manager gave officers a key and the located the body of 39-year-old @ @ @ @ @ called to the scene and pronounced her dead .
The alleged killer surrendered to police @ @ @ @ @ .
Police did not indicate a motive for the crime .

HOUSTON, Texas — A man accused of killing his pregnant wife at their apartment on Houston’s south side Saturday, June 27, has turned himself into police.
David Nathan Willis, Jr., 39, is charged with capital murder in the fatal shooting of his wife & unborn child at 3702 Southmore Blvd.
Police made the grim discovery after responding to a welfare check call at the couple’s apartment. When no one answered the door, a property manager gave officers a key and the located the body of 39-year-old Andrea Williams.
Paramedics were called to the scene and pronounced her dead. The alleged killer surrendered to police on Saturday July, 4th.
Police did not indicate a motive for the crime.
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breaking911--2020-07-07--California Attorney General Files His 85th Lawsuit Against The Trump Administration

Attorney General Becerra Leads Multistate Lawsuit Against Secretary DeVos ’ Attempt to Siphon Pandemic Relief Funds Away from Public Schools / PRESS RELEASE SACRAMENTO – California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel are today leading a coalition of six attorneys general in a lawsuit against U.S. Department of Education ( Department ) Secretary Betsy DeVos ’ unlawful attempt to siphon pandemic relief funds away from K-12 public schools .
The lawsuit follows the latest effort by Secretary DeVos to undermine congressional intent through the promulgation of regulations that unlawfully reinterpret the Coronavirus Aid , Relief , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) and run counter to efforts to ensure that students and schools with demonstrated financial need get the resources they have been promised .
As a result of the interim final rule , tens of millions of dollars in California alone could be diverted away from taxpayer-funded public schools in our poorest school districts to private institutions — in violation of the requirements established by Congress , the Administrative Procedure Act , and the U.S. Constitution .
“ Again , and again , the Trump Administration takes action to steal from the poor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said Attorney General Becerra .
“ Whether it ’ s President Trump or Secretary DeVos , we won ’ t stand by when the education of our children or the rule of law is under threat .
Congress set clear parameters on how to spend this money in order to confront the devastating effects of a pandemic on our schools .
We ’ re going to court to make sure it ends up where it ’ s needed — the futures of our children are at stake.
” “ This pandemic has exacerbated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ students , and our public schools need every last dollar to safely and effectively resume learning , ” said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond .
“ We fully support this legal action because we agree it is unconscionable to divert funds from the students who need these resources the most.
” On March 27 , 2020 , Congress enacted the CARES Act in response to the ongoing pandemic and its impacts across the country .
Under the act , Secretary DeVos is required to allocate funding to help schools prevent , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
As part of the CARES Act , Congress set forth a formula , through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund , for the distribution of $ 13.2 billion in aid to K-12 schools nationwide — with about $ 1.5 billion for public schools in California .
As part of the act , aid to K-12 schools is required to be distributed in line with Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 ( Title I ) .
Title I funds are generally aimed at aiding children from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the CARES Act , private schools are only eligible for funds in certain circumstances in line with Title I criteria .
However , in direct contravention of Congressional intent , the Department ’ s interim final rule blows up the legislated mechanism by requiring the inclusion of private schools based on the total population they serve , instead of income as dictated by the CARES Act .
Moreover , the Department admits that this rule allows private schools — with tuitions more akin to private colleges — to demand these emergency funds , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In the lawsuit , the coalition asserts that the Department ’ s interim final rule unlawfully exceeds its authority , undermines Congressional intent , fails to adequately justify its decision in breach of the Administrative Procedure Act , and violates the U.S. Constitution .
Attorney General Becerra is committed to protecting the rights of students in California and across the country .
In June , the Attorney General filed suit to challenge Secretary DeVos ’ unlawful new rule that weakens protections for survivors of sexual violence in schools .
In April , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ create loopholes that favor high sodium foods like pizza , french fries , and burgers in school meals .
Last year , Attorney General Becerra secured a historic desegregation agreement with the Sausalito Marin City School District .
He also reached an agreement with the Stockton Unified School District and its police department to address discriminatory treatment of minority students and students with disabilities .
In filing the lawsuit , Attorney General Becerra is joined by the attorneys general of Michigan , Maine , New Mexico , Wisconsin , and the District of @ @

Attorney General Becerra Leads Multistate Lawsuit Against Secretary DeVos’ Attempt to Siphon Pandemic Relief Funds Away from Public Schools / PRESS RELEASE
SACRAMENTO – California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel are today leading a coalition of six attorneys general in a lawsuit against U.S. Department of Education (Department) Secretary Betsy DeVos’ unlawful attempt to siphon pandemic relief funds away from K-12 public schools. The lawsuit follows the latest effort by Secretary DeVos to undermine congressional intent through the promulgation of regulations that unlawfully reinterpret the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) and run counter to efforts to ensure that students and schools with demonstrated financial need get the resources they have been promised. As a result of the interim final rule, tens of millions of dollars in California alone could be diverted away from taxpayer-funded public schools in our poorest school districts to private institutions — in violation of the requirements established by Congress, the Administrative Procedure Act, and the U.S. Constitution.
“Again, and again, the Trump Administration takes action to steal from the poor and give to the rich,” said Attorney General Becerra. “Whether it’s President Trump or Secretary DeVos, we won’t stand by when the education of our children or the rule of law is under threat. Congress set clear parameters on how to spend this money in order to confront the devastating effects of a pandemic on our schools. We’re going to court to make sure it ends up where it’s needed — the futures of our children are at stake.”
“This pandemic has exacerbated the inequities that impact our most vulnerable students, and our public schools need every last dollar to safely and effectively resume learning,” said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond. “We fully support this legal action because we agree it is unconscionable to divert funds from the students who need these resources the most.”
On March 27, 2020, Congress enacted the CARES Act in response to the ongoing pandemic and its impacts across the country. Under the act, Secretary DeVos is required to allocate funding to help schools prevent, prepare for, and respond to COVID-19. As part of the CARES Act, Congress set forth a formula, through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, for the distribution of $13.2 billion in aid to K-12 schools nationwide — with about $1.5 billion for public schools in California. As part of the act, aid to K-12 schools is required to be distributed in line with Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (Title I). Title I funds are generally aimed at aiding children from low-income families across the country. Under the CARES Act, private schools are only eligible for funds in certain circumstances in line with Title I criteria. However, in direct contravention of Congressional intent, the Department’s interim final rule blows up the legislated mechanism by requiring the inclusion of private schools based on the total population they serve, instead of income as dictated by the CARES Act. Moreover, the Department admits that this rule allows private schools — with tuitions more akin to private colleges — to demand these emergency funds, leaving the poorest school districts with less. In the lawsuit, the coalition asserts that the Department’s interim final rule unlawfully exceeds its authority, undermines Congressional intent, fails to adequately justify its decision in breach of the Administrative Procedure Act, and violates the U.S. Constitution.
Attorney General Becerra is committed to protecting the rights of students in California and across the country. In June, the Attorney General filed suit to challenge Secretary DeVos’ unlawful new rule that weakens protections for survivors of sexual violence in schools. In April, he opposed a federal proposal that would create loopholes that favor high sodium foods like pizza, french fries, and burgers in school meals. Last year, Attorney General Becerra secured a historic desegregation agreement with the Sausalito Marin City School District. He also reached an agreement with the Stockton Unified School District and its police department to address discriminatory treatment of minority students and students with disabilities.
In filing the lawsuit, Attorney General Becerra is joined by the attorneys general of Michigan, Maine, New Mexico, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia.
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breaking911--2020-07-07--How a Photo of a Vehicle on Social Media Helped Detectives Nab a Child Predator

Big Bear Lake , CALIF. — On November 20 , 2019 , Detective R. Weddel from the Big Bear Sheriff ’ s Station opened an investigation on a case for possession of child pornography after receiving information from the tipline of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children .
Images of under age children engaged in sexual acts were reported to be posted on a social media account with the profile name of Edgar Diaz .
A search warrant for the identified profile was obtained and the account was accessed .
Detective Weddel scoured through thousands of pages on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , group chats , messages and IP address logs .
A photograph of a vehicle shown on the social media account revealed a California license plate .
A record check of the license plate confirmed the vehicle was registered to Edgar Perez Diaz and listed an address in the 700 block of Knickerbocker Road in Big Bear Lake .
Additional search warrants were obtained for subscriber information acquired from Diaz ’ s social media account .
Through investigation , two additional possible addresses were located for Diaz , both in the 400 block @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Surveillance was conducted on multiple dates at varying times to determine an exact address for Diaz .
On April 16 , 2020 , Detective Weddel and deputies from the Big Bear Sheriff ’ s Station served a search warrant at Diaz ’ s residence in the 400 block of Georgia Street , Big Bear Lake .
Multiple electronic devices and external storage drives belonging to Diaz and believed to contain illicit pornographic images were seized .
A further search warrant for the storage devices was obtained , and a forensic analysis was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sheriff ’ s Department ’ s High-Tech Crimes Detail .
A lengthy and thorough investigation resulted in thousands of media files ultimately being recovered from Diaz ’ s devices , including over 600 images and videos depicting prepubescent minor male and female children engaged in sexual acts .
Following the months-long investigation , the results of the forensic analysis were provided to Detective Weddel .
Due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic during the investigative process , it was unknown whether Edgar Perez Diaz was employed or if he still lived at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ again conducted on multiple dates at varying times .
Shortly after 6:15 a.m. on July 7 , 2020 , Edgar Perez Diaz was located at his house in the 400 block of Georgia Street in Big Bear Lake .
Diaz was taken into custody without incident and booked in the Big Bear Jail on felony charges of possession of child pornography .
Edgar Perez Diaz remains in custody on $ 75,000 bail pending an arraignment hearing scheduled for July 9 in San Bernardino County Superior Court .

Big Bear Lake, CALIF. — On November 20, 2019, Detective R. Weddel from the Big Bear Sheriff’s Station opened an investigation on a case for possession of child pornography after receiving information from the tipline of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Images of under age children engaged in sexual acts were reported to be posted on a social media account with the profile name of Edgar Diaz. A search warrant for the identified profile was obtained and the account was accessed. Detective Weddel scoured through thousands of pages on the social media account which contained images, group chats, messages and IP address logs. A photograph of a vehicle shown on the social media account revealed a California license plate. A record check of the license plate confirmed the vehicle was registered to Edgar Perez Diaz and listed an address in the 700 block of Knickerbocker Road in Big Bear Lake.
Additional search warrants were obtained for subscriber information acquired from Diaz’s social media account. Through investigation, two additional possible addresses were located for Diaz, both in the 400 block of Georgia Street, Big Bear Lake. Surveillance was conducted on multiple dates at varying times to determine an exact address for Diaz.
On April 16, 2020, Detective Weddel and deputies from the Big Bear Sheriff’s Station served a search warrant at Diaz’s residence in the 400 block of Georgia Street, Big Bear Lake. Multiple electronic devices and external storage drives belonging to Diaz and believed to contain illicit pornographic images were seized. A further search warrant for the storage devices was obtained, and a forensic analysis was subsequently conducted on the devices by the Sheriff’s Department’s High-Tech Crimes Detail. A lengthy and thorough investigation resulted in thousands of media files ultimately being recovered from Diaz’s devices, including over 600 images and videos depicting prepubescent minor male and female children engaged in sexual acts.
Following the months-long investigation, the results of the forensic analysis were provided to Detective Weddel. Due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic during the investigative process, it was unknown whether Edgar Perez Diaz was employed or if he still lived at the previously identified residences. Surveillance was again conducted on multiple dates at varying times. Shortly after 6:15 a.m. on July 7, 2020, Edgar Perez Diaz was located at his house in the 400 block of Georgia Street in Big Bear Lake. Diaz was taken into custody without incident and booked in the Big Bear Jail on felony charges of possession of child pornography. Edgar Perez Diaz remains in custody on $75,000 bail pending an arraignment hearing scheduled for July 9 in San Bernardino County Superior Court.
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breaking911--2020-07-07--Border Patrol Arrests DACA Recipient for Human Smuggling

YUMA , Ariz. – Yuma Sector agents arrested a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals ( DACA ) recipient from California @ @ @ @ @ during a human smuggling event Monday night .
The incident occurred at approximately 5:45 p.m. @ @ @ @ @ assigned to Dome Valley conducted a vehicle stop on a 2019 Dodge Charger along Interstate @ @ @ @ @ female driver was a DACA recipient and the front seat passenger was illegally present in @ @ @ @ @ additional illegal aliens were discovered hiding in the trunk .
The 21-year-old DACA recipient , @ @ @ @ @ was residing in San Bernardino , California .
The smuggled subjects were all male Mexican @ @ @ @ @ from 28-52 years old .
All were processed for immigration violations .

YUMA, Ariz. – Yuma Sector agents arrested a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient from California and apprehended multiple illegal aliens during a human smuggling event Monday night.
The incident occurred at approximately 5:45 p.m., when Border Patrol agents assigned to Dome Valley conducted a vehicle stop on a 2019 Dodge Charger along Interstate 8. Agents determined the female driver was a DACA recipient and the front seat passenger was illegally present in the United States. Two additional illegal aliens were discovered hiding in the trunk.
The 21-year-old DACA recipient, whose status had expired, was residing in San Bernardino, California. The smuggled subjects were all male Mexican citizens and ranged in age from 28-52 years old.
All were processed for immigration violations.
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breaking911--2020-07-07--Girl Killed, 2 Others Injured At State Park In New Mexico

Las Vegas , NM – On Monday night , around 11:44 p.m. the New Mexico State Police investigated a shooting @ @ @ @ @ 518 milepost 4 near the entrance of Storrie Lake State Park .
During the investigation @ @ @ @ @ with gunshot wounds .
Two 16-year-old juvenile females and a 15-year-old juvenile male .
All @ @ @ @ @ the Alta Vista Regional Hospital in Las Vegas .
One of the female victims , @ @ @ @ @ Las Vegas died from her injuries .
The male victim and other female victim are @ @ @ @ @ injuries ; their conditions are not known .
Police have not revealed who fired the @ @ @ @ @ a possible suspect .
The incident is being investigated by the New Mexico State Police @ @

Las Vegas, NM – On Monday night, around 11:44 p.m. the New Mexico State Police investigated a shooting that occurred on State Road 518 milepost 4 near the entrance of Storrie Lake State Park.
During the investigation, three victims were identified with gunshot wounds. Two 16-year-old juvenile females and a 15-year-old juvenile male. All the victims were transported to the Alta Vista Regional Hospital in Las Vegas.
One of the female victims, identified as Adelina Tafoya of Las Vegas died from her injuries. The male victim and other female victim are currently being treated for their injuries; their conditions are not known.
Police have not revealed who fired the shots or a description of a possible suspect.
The incident is being investigated by the New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau
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breaking911--2020-07-07--7 Arrested, Face Federal Charges In Rioting At Portland Courthouse

PORTLAND , Ore.—Seven people have been arrested and face federal charges for their roles in weekend riots at the Mark O. Hatfield U.S .
Courthouse in Portland .
According to court documents , since May 26 , 2020 , protests in downtown Portland have regularly been followed by nightly criminal activity including assaults on law enforcement officers , destruction of property , looting , arson , and vandalism .
Rowan Olsen , 19 , of Portland , is charged with disorderly conduct , creating a hazard on federal property , and failing to obey a lawful order ; Shant Singh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ California , is charged with destruction of federal property ; and Andrew Steven Faulkner , 24 , of Beaverton , Oregon ; Gretchen Margaret Blank , 29 , of Seattle , Washington ; Christopher Fellini , 31 , of Portland ; Cody Porter , 28 , of Portland ; and Taimane Jame Teo , 24 , of Eugene , Oregon , are charged with assaulting federal officers .
The Hatfield Federal Courthouse has been a repeated target of vandalism , sustaining extensive damage .
U.S .
Marshals Service deputies and officers from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and U.S. Customs and Border Protection working to protect the courthouse have been subjected to threats ; aerial fireworks including mortars ; high intensity lasers targeting officers ’ eyes ; thrown rocks , bottles , and balloons filled with paint from demonstrators while performing their duties .
On July 2-3 , 2020 , Olsen is accused of using his body to push on and hold a glass door at the Hatfield Courthouse closed , preventing officers from exiting the building and causing the door to shatter .
With the door broken , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ detonating near the officers .
The officers used shields and their bodies to block the open doorway for approximately six hours until demonstrators dispersed .
On July 4 , 2020 , Ahuja is accused of willfully destroying a closed-circuit video camera mounted on the exterior of the Hatfield Courthouse .
On July 5 , 2020 , Blank is accused of assaulting a federal officer with a shield while the officer was attempting to arrest another protestor .
On July 5-6 , 2020 , Faulkner , Fellini , Porter , and Teo are accused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lasers .
At the time of his arrest , Faulkner also possessed a sheathed machete .
All seven defendants made their first appearances in federal court on July 6 , 2020 and were released pending trial .

PORTLAND, Ore.—Seven people have been arrested and face federal charges for their roles in weekend riots at the Mark O. Hatfield U.S. Courthouse in Portland.
According to court documents, since May 26, 2020, protests in downtown Portland have regularly been followed by nightly criminal activity including assaults on law enforcement officers, destruction of property, looting, arson, and vandalism.
Rowan Olsen, 19, of Portland, is charged with disorderly conduct, creating a hazard on federal property, and failing to obey a lawful order; Shant Singh Ahuja, 28, of Oceanside, California, is charged with destruction of federal property; and Andrew Steven Faulkner, 24, of Beaverton, Oregon; Gretchen Margaret Blank, 29, of Seattle, Washington; Christopher Fellini, 31, of Portland; Cody Porter, 28, of Portland; and Taimane Jame Teo, 24, of Eugene, Oregon, are charged with assaulting federal officers.
The Hatfield Federal Courthouse has been a repeated target of vandalism, sustaining extensive damage. U.S. Marshals Service deputies and officers from the Federal Protective Service, Homeland Security Investigations, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection working to protect the courthouse have been subjected to threats; aerial fireworks including mortars; high intensity lasers targeting officers’ eyes; thrown rocks, bottles, and balloons filled with paint from demonstrators while performing their duties.
On July 2-3, 2020, Olsen is accused of using his body to push on and hold a glass door at the Hatfield Courthouse closed, preventing officers from exiting the building and causing the door to shatter. With the door broken, a mortar firework entered the courthouse, detonating near the officers. The officers used shields and their bodies to block the open doorway for approximately six hours until demonstrators dispersed.
On July 4, 2020, Ahuja is accused of willfully destroying a closed-circuit video camera mounted on the exterior of the Hatfield Courthouse.
On July 5, 2020, Blank is accused of assaulting a federal officer with a shield while the officer was attempting to arrest another protestor.
On July 5-6, 2020, Faulkner, Fellini, Porter, and Teo are accused of assaulting federal officers with high intensity lasers. At the time of his arrest, Faulkner also possessed a sheathed machete.
All seven defendants made their first appearances in federal court on July 6, 2020 and were released pending trial.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--12-Year-Old Boy Charged In Attempted Rape In New York City

NEW YORK — A 12-year-old boy was arrested Tuesday evening in connection with the violent attempted rape of a woman @ @ @ @ @ WPIX reported : The incident happened at 8 a.m. on Monday in the vicinity of @ @ @ @ @ .
A 37-year-old woman returned home and was approached by the accused , who followed @ @ @ @ @ When they were inside , the male pushed the victim to the floor to try @ @ @ @ @ The woman fought the suspect and screamed before he fled on foot .
The boy @ @ @ @ @ due to his age , was charged with robbery , assault , burglary , sex @ @ @ @ @ possession of a weapon .

NEW YORK — A 12-year-old boy was arrested Tuesday evening in connection with the violent attempted rape of a woman in Ridgewood, Queens.
WPIX reported: The incident happened at 8 a.m. on Monday in the vicinity of Gates Avenue and Cypress Avenue. A 37-year-old woman returned home and was approached by the accused, who followed her into her building. When they were inside, the male pushed the victim to the floor to try and remove her clothing.
WANTED for ATTEMPTED RAPE: know him? On 7/6 at 8:00 am, near Gates Ave & Cypress Ave In Queens, he approached a 37-year-old female & followed her into her building where he tried to remove the woman’s clothing. Have info? Call/DM @NYPDTips at 800-577-TIPS. pic.twitter.com/YqGaco7Zk6 — NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) July 7, 2020
The woman fought the suspect and screamed before he fled on foot.
The boy, who was not identified due to his age, was charged with robbery, assault, burglary, sex abuse, menacing and criminal possession of a weapon.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Authorities Seek This Man After Infant Found Dead, Woman Injured In Home In Virginia

GLOUCESTER , Va. — On Tuesday , around 1:40 PM , Gloucester County deputies responded to the 4200 Block of @ @ @ @ @ of a woman and her child who had not been heard from in an unusual @ @ @ @ @ entry , the woman was found with severe injuries and her baby girl was discovered @ @ @ @ @ currently in critical but stable condition and the cause of her injuries and cause of @ @ @ @ @ still under investigation .
The Sheriff ’ s Office is currently looking to speak to @ @ @ @ @ Dennis Chambers .
Police did not say if Chambers was a suspect in the crime @ @ @ @ @ and is a white male 5 ’ 5 ” and 155 pounds with blond hair @ @ @ @ @ last seen at the home in Gloucester around 07:00 AM .
He was last seen @ @ @ @ @ Convertible with a black top , white stripe on the hood and down the side @ @ @ @ @ VA license plate is VHZ-4625 .

GLOUCESTER, Va. — On Tuesday, around 1:40 PM, Gloucester County deputies responded to the 4200 Block of Aberdeen Creek Road after report of a woman and her child who had not been heard from in an unusual length of time.
Upon entry, the woman was found with severe injuries and her baby girl was discovered dead. The woman is currently in critical but stable condition and the cause of her injuries and cause of death to the infant are still under investigation.
The Sheriff’s Office is currently looking to speak to the woman’s husband Dennis Chambers. Police did not say if Chambers was a suspect in the crime.
Chambers is age 60 and is a white male 5’5” and 155 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes and was last seen at the home in Gloucester around 07:00 AM.
He was last seen operating a blue Volkswagen Beetle Convertible with a black top, white stripe on the hood and down the side of each door. The VA license plate is VHZ-4625.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--WATCH: Wanted Man Fakes Police Brutality In Hilarious Bodycam Video

Hopkinsville , Kentucky — ( Scroll Down For Video ) — A man wanted on a warrant in Tennessee for assault with a gun was arrested following a disturbance Monday afternoon .
1344 officers are called to 100 block of big blue court for a disturbance where the suspect is making threats to the caller .
1346/1347 traffic stop was made on the vehicle the suspect left in .
Over about the next 9 minutes officers talk to the suspect , now known to be Mr. Gaines about the disturbance on big blue court .
1357 Officers are advised that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ active felony warrant out of Tennessee for Aggravated assault with a gun .
1358 Officers place Mr. Gaines in handcuffs in order to arrest him for the active warrant .
1400 before placing Mr. Gains into the police car officers locate what appears to be methamphetamine , at which time Mr. Gaines pulls away from the officer and takes off running through the parking lot for about 100 yards before he trips and falls on his own causing the pursing officer to also fall to the ground .
1401-1409 Mr. Gaines continues to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him in the back of the patrol car .
Gaines is seen on Body camera wedging himself in the back door area preventing officers from getting him in the car , Gaines can be seen pushing off of the cruiser with his feet to be kept from being placed inside .
At one time officers almost have Mr. Gains all the way into the car when he pushes himself completely out of the car landing on the ground before officers can close the doors .
1405 officers again try and lift Mr. Gains @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the back of the police car at which time Mr. Gains bites one of the officers on the inside of his upper leg .
1406 Officers again continue to try and get Mr. Gains into the back of the cruiser .
Mr. Gaines again has himself wedged in the door frame of the police car one of the officer ’ s delivers knee strike to the large portion of the his leg in an attempt to cause Mr. Gaines to buckle in hopes to get him into the back of the car .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ cuss the officers as well as making a comment to them that “ I guess black lives don ’ t matter ” while continuing to resist arrest .
During all of this Mr. Gains yells officer are chocking him although on the officers body camera you can see where the officer is simply pushing on the side of Mr. Gains face and neck still attempting to place him into the police car , never grabbing him around the throat .
1409 Officers call for an ambulance because Mr. Gains says he has a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that something isn ’ t right .
1415 A citizen arrives on scene stating she is Mr. Gain ’ s aunt .
Officers allow her to speak with Mr. Gains in an attempt to convince him to get into the police car .
1417 ambulance arrives and takes Mr. Gains to the hospital to assure he is healthy enough to be taking to jail .
After seeing the video circulating of the arrest on social media along with many of the comments .
As well as understanding the tone of the country as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I wanted to be certain to get the factual information out as quick as possible .
The fact in this incident is that the officers dealing with Mr. Gains , handled themselves professionally and followed the law , policy and procedures .
This is NOT an example of something officers have done wrong .
As much as it is my responsibility to discipline officers when they do not follow policy or procedure .
It is also my job to stand up for them when they have done nothing wrong .
And that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ All officers , during this incident , had their body camera ’ s on .
We placed the primary officers video on line because the data is so large and we had trouble getting just this one posted .
As always open records laws allow for other videos to be obtained .

Hopkinsville, Kentucky — (Scroll Down For Video) — A man wanted on a warrant in Tennessee for assault with a gun was arrested following a disturbance Monday afternoon.
Police released the following timeline:
1344 officers are called to 100 block of big blue court for a disturbance where the suspect is making threats to the caller.
1346/1347 traffic stop was made on the vehicle the suspect left in. Over about the next 9 minutes officers talk to the suspect, now known to be Mr. Gaines about the disturbance on big blue court.
1357 Officers are advised that the suspect, Anthony Gaines has an active felony warrant out of Tennessee for Aggravated assault with a gun.
1358 Officers place Mr. Gaines in handcuffs in order to arrest him for
the active warrant.
1400 before placing Mr. Gains into the police car officers locate what appears to be methamphetamine, at which time Mr. Gaines pulls away from the officer and takes off running through the parking lot for about 100 yards before he trips and falls on his own causing the pursing officer to also fall to the ground.
1401-1409 Mr. Gaines continues to resist arrest not allowing officers to place him in the back of the patrol car. Gaines is seen on Body camera wedging himself in the back door area preventing officers from getting him in the car, Gaines can be seen pushing off of the cruiser with his feet to be kept from being placed inside. At one time officers almost have Mr. Gains all the way into the car when he pushes himself completely out of the car landing on the ground before officers can close the doors.
1405 officers again try and lift Mr. Gains off the ground to place him in the back of the police car at which time Mr. Gains bites one of the officers on the inside of his upper leg.
1406 Officers again continue to try and get Mr. Gains into the back of the cruiser. Mr. Gaines again has himself wedged in the door frame of the police car one of the officer’s delivers knee strike to the large portion of the his leg in an attempt to cause Mr. Gaines to buckle in hopes to get him into the back of the car. Mr. Gaines remains wedged and continues to cuss the officers as well as making a comment to them that “I guess black lives don’t matter” while continuing to resist arrest.
During all of this Mr. Gains yells officer are chocking him although on the officers body camera you can see where the officer is simply pushing on the side of Mr. Gains face and neck still attempting to place him into the police car, never grabbing him around the throat.
1409 Officers call for an ambulance because Mr. Gains says he has a pacemaker and that he needs fluids and that something isn’t right.
1415 A citizen arrives on scene stating she is Mr. Gain’s aunt. Officers allow her to speak with Mr. Gains in an attempt to convince him to get into the police car.
1417 ambulance arrives and takes Mr. Gains to the hospital to assure he is healthy enough to be taking to jail.
After seeing the video circulating of the arrest on social media along with many of the comments. As well as understanding the tone of the country as it relates to law enforcement and arrest. I wanted to be certain to get the factual information out as quick as possible. The fact in this incident is that the officers dealing with Mr. Gains, handled themselves professionally and followed the law, policy and procedures. This is NOT an example of something officers have done wrong.
As much as it is my responsibility to discipline officers when they do not follow policy or procedure. It is also my job to stand up for them when they have done nothing wrong. And that is the case with this encounter.
All officers, during this incident, had their body camera’s on. We placed the primary officers video on line because the data is so large and we had trouble getting just this one posted. As always open records laws allow for other videos to be obtained.
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breaking911--2020-07-09--RAW: San Diego Police Release Graphic Video of Man Shot at Headquarters

San Diego police released graphic video of a man shot by officers at their downtown headquarters over the weekend , @ @ @ @ @ of one of his handcuffs and got hold of an officer ’ s back-up gun @ @ @ @ @ was then taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries .

San Diego police released graphic video of a man shot by officers at their downtown headquarters over the weekend, after he allegedly slipped out of one of his handcuffs and got hold of an officer’s back-up gun. Police said the man was then taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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breaking911--2020-07-09--DOJ Announces ‘Operation Legend’ Designated To Fight Crime Surge In Kansas City

Today , Attorney General William P. Barr announced the launch of Operation Legend , a sustained , systematic and coordinated law enforcement initiative across all federal law enforcement agencies working in conjunction with state and local law enforcement officials to fight the sudden surge of violent crime , beginning in Kansas City , MO .
Operation Legend was created as a result of President Trump ’ s promise to assist America ’ s cities that are plagued by recent violence .
Operation Legend is named after four-year-old LeGend Taliferro , who was shot and killed while he slept early in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City , the latest in a string violence to plague Kansas City in recent weeks .
Kansas City has already reached 100 homicides this year , a 40 percent increase from last year .
“ President Trump has made clear : the federal government stands ready and willing to assist any of our state and local law enforcement partners across the nation responding to violent crime .
Operation Legend will combine federal and local resources to combat the disturbing uptick in violence by surging federal agents and other federal assets into cities like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ its worst homicide rate in its history , ” said Attorney General Barr .
“ The Department ’ s Operation Legend is named in honor of one of Kansas City ’ s youngest victims , four-year old LeGend Taliferro who was shot in the face while sleeping in his bed .
LeGend ’ s death is a horrifying reminder that violent crime left unchecked is a threat to us all and can not be allowed to continue.
” As part of Operation Legend , Attorney General Barr directed federal agents from the FBI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and ATF to surge resources to Kansas City in the coming weeks to help state and local officials fight the surge of violent crime .
They will be working alongside state and local law enforcement agencies .
Department of Justice assets will include over 100 FBI agents , U.S .
Marshals , DEA agents , and ATF agents .
In addition , Timothy A. Garrison , U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri will be surging additional resources from his office to ensure he is able to handle an anticipated increase in @ @

Today, Attorney General William P. Barr announced the launch of Operation Legend, a sustained, systematic and coordinated law enforcement initiative across all federal law enforcement agencies working in conjunction with state and local law enforcement officials to fight the sudden surge of violent crime, beginning in Kansas City, MO. Operation Legend was created as a result of President Trump’s promise to assist America’s cities that are plagued by recent violence.
Operation Legend is named after four-year-old LeGend Taliferro, who was shot and killed while he slept early in the morning of June 29 in Kansas City, the latest in a string violence to plague Kansas City in recent weeks. Kansas City has already reached 100 homicides this year, a 40 percent increase from last year.
“President Trump has made clear: the federal government stands ready and willing to assist any of our state and local law enforcement partners across the nation responding to violent crime. Operation Legend will combine federal and local resources to combat the disturbing uptick in violence by surging federal agents and other federal assets into cities like Kansas City, a city currently experiencing its worst homicide rate in its history,” said Attorney General Barr. “The Department’s Operation Legend is named in honor of one of Kansas City’s youngest victims, four-year old LeGend Taliferro who was shot in the face while sleeping in his bed. LeGend’s death is a horrifying reminder that violent crime left unchecked is a threat to us all and cannot be allowed to continue.”
As part of Operation Legend, Attorney General Barr directed federal agents from the FBI, U.S. Marshal Service, DEA and ATF to surge resources to Kansas City in the coming weeks to help state and local officials fight the surge of violent crime. They will be working alongside state and local law enforcement agencies. Department of Justice assets will include over 100 FBI agents, U.S. Marshals, DEA agents, and ATF agents.
In addition, Timothy A. Garrison, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri will be surging additional resources from his office to ensure he is able to handle an anticipated increase in prosecutions.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Man Pulls Gun on Walgreens Customer For Not Wearing Face Mask: Police

Bridgewater , Massachusetts — The Bridgewater Police Department arrested an East Bridgewater man after he allegedly pulled a gun on another man during an argument over the victim not wearing a face mask inside a store .
Todd Goulston , 59 , was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon , disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace .
At around 5:20 p.m. on Friday , July 3 , Bridgewater Police responded to a call from the manager at Walgreen ’ s Pharmacy , 4 Central Square , for a report of two men arguing inside the store about one of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The argument continued into the parking lot where one of the men , later identified as Goulston , allegedly pulled out a gun from his vehicle and pointed it at the other man , who had not been wearing a face mask in the store .
Goulston then got in his vehicle and left the scene .
The victim , a 30-year-old Abington man , was not injured in the incident .
Through the subsequent investigation , police identified Goulston and arrested him a short time later at his home with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
After being placed into custody , Goulston complained of a medical issue and was transported to a local hospital .
His license to carry a firearm and firearms from his home were seized by police .

Bridgewater, Massachusetts — The Bridgewater Police Department arrested an East Bridgewater man after he allegedly pulled a gun on another man during an argument over the victim not wearing a face mask inside a store.
Todd Goulston, 59, was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace.
At around 5:20 p.m. on Friday, July 3, Bridgewater Police responded to a call from the manager at Walgreen’s Pharmacy, 4 Central Square, for a report of two men arguing inside the store about one of the men not wearing a face mask.
The argument continued into the parking lot where one of the men, later identified as Goulston, allegedly pulled out a gun from his vehicle and pointed it at the other man, who had not been wearing a face mask in the store. Goulston then got in his vehicle and left the scene.
The victim, a 30-year-old Abington man, was not injured in the incident.
Through the subsequent investigation, police identified Goulston and arrested him a short time later at his home with the assistance of the East Bridgewater Police Department.
After being placed into custody, Goulston complained of a medical issue and was transported to a local hospital. His license to carry a firearm and firearms from his home were seized by police.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Woman Thrown Off Balcony In Texas Dies, Suspect Faces New Charges

KILLEEN , Texas — On Thursday , June 25 , 2020 , at 1:12 p.m. , officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Henderson Street in reference to a 911 call about an aggravated assault .
Upon the officers ’ arrival , they located a female lying on the ground not breathing .
Officers started to perform life saving measures until paramedics arrived .
The victim was transported to Advent Health and subsequently transported to Baylor Scott & White in Temple in critical condition .
The suspect had fled the scene prior to officers ’ arrival but was located @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The suspect was taken into custody and transported to the Killeen City Jail .
The investigation revealed that the victim and the suspect were involved in a verbal altercation when the suspect grabbed the victim and threw her off the balcony .
This case was presented to the Bell County District Attorney ’ s Office on June 26 , 2020 , and a complaint was returned charging Raymond Antonio Rivera , 35 , with Aggravated Assault Causes Serious Bodily Injury .
Justice of the Peace Bill Cooke arraigned Rivera and set his bond @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Bell County Jail .
On Saturday , June 27 , 2020 , the victim , Nilsa Maria Arce , 50 , succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced deceased at 10:25 p.m. by Justice of the Peace Ivey at the hospital .
This case continues to be investigated and other charges are pending .
Police did not indicate a relationship between the suspect and victim .

KILLEEN, Texas — On Thursday, June 25, 2020, at 1:12 p.m., officers were dispatched to the 800 block of Henderson Street in reference to a 911 call about an aggravated assault. Upon the officers’ arrival, they located a female lying on the ground not breathing. Officers started to perform life saving measures until paramedics arrived. The victim was transported to Advent Health and subsequently transported to Baylor Scott & White in Temple in critical condition. The suspect had fled the scene prior to officers’ arrival but was located near Sprott Avenue and College Street. The suspect was taken into custody and transported to the Killeen City Jail.
The investigation revealed that the victim and the suspect were involved in a verbal altercation when the suspect grabbed the victim and threw her off the balcony.
This case was presented to the Bell County District Attorney’s Office on June 26, 2020, and a complaint was returned charging Raymond Antonio Rivera, 35, with Aggravated Assault Causes Serious Bodily Injury. Justice of the Peace Bill Cooke arraigned Rivera and set his bond at $500,000. Rivera is currently in the Bell County Jail.
On Saturday, June 27, 2020, the victim, Nilsa Maria Arce, 50, succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced deceased at 10:25 p.m. by Justice of the Peace Ivey at the hospital.
This case continues to be investigated and other charges are pending. Police did not indicate a relationship between the suspect and victim.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Former Fox News Anchor Shepard Smith Has a New TV Gig

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS , N.J. — Award-winning broadcast journalist Shepard Smith will join CNBC , it was announced today by CNBC Chairman Mark Hoffman .
He will be based at CNBC Global Headquarters in Englewood Cliffs , N.J. effective July 13th .
Smith will anchor a new one-hour evening news program titled The News with Shepard Smith , airing Monday through Friday at 7pm ET .
The newscast , which will launch in the Fall , will cover the most significant news stories of the day and will feature the well-respected , fact-based storytelling that has been the hallmark of his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the new roles of CNBC ’ s Chief General News Anchor and Chief Breaking General News Anchor as well as Executive Editor of The News with Shepard Smith .
More details about The News with Shepard Smith will be released in the coming months .
“ Information is coming at us from every direction .
If we ’ re not careful life-altering decisions will be made based on half-truth , rumor , misdirection or worse , ” said Mark Hoffman , Chairman of CNBC .
“ We aim to deliver a nightly program @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looks for the signal in all the noise .
We ’ re thrilled that Shep , who ’ s built a career on an honest fight to find and report the facts , will continue his pursuit of the truth at CNBC.
” Hoffman added : “ Shep ’ s newscast will tap into his extensive experience and deep passion for breaking news , in-depth storytelling and incisive interviews and serve as the perfect bridge between CNBC ’ s daytime investor-focused news programming and the network ’ s aspirational business-oriented entertainment programs in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ news has been my life ’ s work .
I am honored to continue to pursue the truth , both for CNBC ’ s loyal viewers and for those who have been following my reporting for decades in good times and in bad , ” said Shepard Smith .
“ CNBC Chairman Mark Hoffman , a journalist himself at his core , presented me with CNBC ’ s vision for a fact-based , hour-long evening news program with the mission to cut through the static to deliver facts , in context and with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ great home for my newscast .
I am excited to be working with the exceptional talent at CNBC and eager to build a team focused on uncovering the news behind the headlines.
” “ Much like our coverage of the Coronavirus pandemic , CNBC reporters and producers can go beyond the financial markets to tell rich , deeply-reported stories across the entire landscape of global news .
Each evening , Shep ’ s program will be the place where we ’ ll deliver that same credible coverage of the key issues of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Senior Vice President , CNBC Business News .
Smith joins CNBC after 23 years at Fox News Channel .
Most recently , he served as chief news anchor of the network and managing editor of the breaking news division .
From 2013-2019 , he was additionally the anchor of Shepard Smith Reporting .
Prior to Shepard Smith Reporting , Smith anchored The FOX Report and Studio B .
During his time at Fox News Channel , Smith covered major news events including presidential elections , Hurricane Katrina , the BP oil spill , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ border , the attacks of 9/11 , the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq , and mass shootings from Columbine to Las Vegas .
Early in his career at Fox News Channel , Smith held the position of New York-based general assignment reporter and was then promoted to senior correspondent .
Before joining Fox News Channel , Smith was a FOX News Edge correspondent based in Los Angeles , providing deep reporting on national headlines including the crash of TWA Flight 800 , the Montana Freeman standoff , and the Oklahoma City bombing for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Smith began his broadcast career at local stations across the state of Florida , where he served as a reporter for WSVN-TV ( FOX ) in Miami , the former WCPX-TV ( CBS ) in Orlando , WBBH-TV ( NBC ) in Fort Myers and WJHG-TV ( NBC ) in Panama City .
Smith studied journalism at the University of Mississippi .
He grew up in Holly Springs , MS and currently resides in New York City .

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. — Award-winning broadcast journalist Shepard Smith will join CNBC, it was announced today by CNBC Chairman Mark Hoffman. He will be based at CNBC Global Headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. effective July 13th.
Smith will anchor a new one-hour evening news program titled The News with Shepard Smith, airing Monday through Friday at 7pm ET. The newscast, which will launch in the Fall, will cover the most significant news stories of the day and will feature the well-respected, fact-based storytelling that has been the hallmark of his 30-year career. Smith will also assume the new roles of CNBC’s Chief General News Anchor and Chief Breaking General News Anchor as well as Executive Editor of The News with Shepard Smith. More details about The News with Shepard Smith will be released in the coming months.
“Information is coming at us from every direction. If we’re not careful life-altering decisions will be made based on half-truth, rumor, misdirection or worse,” said Mark Hoffman, Chairman of CNBC. “We aim to deliver a nightly program that, in some small way, looks for the signal in all the noise. We’re thrilled that Shep, who’s built a career on an honest fight to find and report the facts, will continue his pursuit of the truth at CNBC.”
Hoffman added: “Shep’s newscast will tap into his extensive experience and deep passion for breaking news, in-depth storytelling and incisive interviews and serve as the perfect bridge between CNBC’s daytime investor-focused news programming and the network’s aspirational business-oriented entertainment programs in primetime.”
“Gathering and reporting the news has been my life’s work. I am honored to continue to pursue the truth, both for CNBC’s loyal viewers and for those who have been following my reporting for decades in good times and in bad,” said Shepard Smith. “CNBC Chairman Mark Hoffman, a journalist himself at his core, presented me with CNBC’s vision for a fact-based, hour-long evening news program with the mission to cut through the static to deliver facts, in context and with perspective. I know I found a great home for my newscast. I am excited to be working with the exceptional talent at CNBC and eager to build a team focused on uncovering the news behind the headlines.”
“Much like our coverage of the Coronavirus pandemic, CNBC reporters and producers can go beyond the financial markets to tell rich, deeply-reported stories across the entire landscape of global news. Each evening, Shep’s program will be the place where we’ll deliver that same credible coverage of the key issues of the day,” said Dan Colarusso, Senior Vice President, CNBC Business News.
Smith joins CNBC after 23 years at Fox News Channel. Most recently, he served as chief news anchor of the network and managing editor of the breaking news division. From 2013-2019, he was additionally the anchor of Shepard Smith Reporting. Prior to Shepard Smith Reporting, Smith anchored The FOX Report and Studio B.
During his time at Fox News Channel, Smith covered major news events including presidential elections, Hurricane Katrina, the BP oil spill, the Middle East conflict from the Israel-Lebanon border, the attacks of 9/11, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and mass shootings from Columbine to Las Vegas.
Early in his career at Fox News Channel, Smith held the position of New York-based general assignment reporter and was then promoted to senior correspondent.
Before joining Fox News Channel, Smith was a FOX News Edge correspondent based in Los Angeles, providing deep reporting on national headlines including the crash of TWA Flight 800, the Montana Freeman standoff, and the Oklahoma City bombing for FOX affiliate stations across the country.
Smith began his broadcast career at local stations across the state of Florida, where he served as a reporter for WSVN-TV (FOX) in Miami, the former WCPX-TV (CBS) in Orlando, WBBH-TV (NBC) in Fort Myers and WJHG-TV (NBC) in Panama City. Smith studied journalism at the University of Mississippi. He grew up in Holly Springs, MS and currently resides in New York City.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Man Murdered Br Escort at Nashville Hotel, Police Say

NASHVILLE — Hermitage Precinct detectives today charged Britany Lynn Foster , 21 , with the February 5 murder of Joshua Ryan Steele at the Fiddler ’ s Inn on Music Valley Drive .
Steele , 27 , of Joelton , was fatally shot less than an hour after his 10:25 p.m. check-in .
The investigation shows that Steele contacted Foster through a phone number listed in an on-line escort ad and requested that she come to his room .
Foster was identified as the woman pictured in the on-line ad .
During the execution of a search warrant at Foster @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recovered from a master bedroom closet .
A cell phone was also seized .
A forensic analysis of the phone showed communication from Steele on the night of February 5 .
WSMV reported : Officers were called to the motel at around 11:20 p.m. after someone found Steele lying in the parking lot .
Steele died at the scene and evidence shows Steele had gotten into an argument with someone at the threshold of his second story room .
The argument continued on the upper balcony .
Foster is jailed in lieu of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the crime remains under investigation .

NASHVILLE — Hermitage Precinct detectives charged Britany Lynn Foster, 21, with the February 5 murder of Joshua Ryan Steele at the Fiddler’s Inn on Music Valley Drive. Steele, 27, of Joelton, was fatally shot less than an hour after his 10:25 p.m. check-in.
The investigation shows that Steele contacted Foster through a phone number listed in an on-line escort ad and requested that she come to his room. Foster was identified as the woman pictured in the on-line ad. During the execution of a search warrant at Foster’s apartment, a pistol was recovered from a master bedroom closet. A cell phone was also seized. A forensic analysis of the phone showed communication from Steele on the night of February 5.
WSMV reported: Officers were called to the motel at around 11:20 p.m. after someone found Steele lying in the parking lot. Steele died at the scene and evidence shows Steele had gotten into an argument with someone at the threshold of his second story room. The argument continued on the upper balcony.
Foster is jailed in lieu of $500,000 bond. A motive for the crime remains under investigation.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 61-Year-Old Hotel Housekeeper In Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY , N.J. – On Tuesday , a man was arrested after sexually assaulting a housekeeper at a local @ @ @ @ @ , patrol officers responded to the Claridge Hotel located at 123 South Indiana Avenue for @ @ @ @ @ assault .
While responding , officers were advised that a Claridge employee was following the @ @ @ @ @ .
The suspect , Kye Hardison , was quickly located and taken into custody without @ @ @ @ @ .
An investigation by detectives of the Special Victims Unit revealed that Hardison had unlawfully @ @ @ @ @ room .
The victim , a 61-year-old woman , entered the room and saw Hardison @ @ @ @ @ , and Hardison , who was not the registered occupant , followed shortly after .
@ @ @ @ @ room and Hardison pushed her inside and physically and sexually assaulted her .
Hardison then @ @ @ @ @ hotel where he was later arrested and charged with sexual assault , simple assault , @ @ @ @ @ security and surveillance personnel assisted in this investigation .

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – On Tuesday, a man was arrested after sexually assaulting a housekeeper at a local hotel.
At 3:14 pm, patrol officers responded to the Claridge Hotel located at 123 South Indiana Avenue for a report of a sexual assault. While responding, officers were advised that a Claridge employee was following the suspect on to the Boardwalk. The suspect, Kye Hardison, was quickly located and taken into custody without incident by Officer John Bell.
An investigation by detectives of the Special Victims Unit revealed that Hardison had unlawfully entered a 12th floor hotel room. The victim, a 61-year-old woman, entered the room and saw Hardison inside. The victim left, and Hardison, who was not the registered occupant, followed shortly after. The victim then re-entered the room and Hardison pushed her inside and physically and sexually assaulted her.
Hardison then fled the room and the hotel where he was later arrested and charged with sexual assault, simple assault, and burglary.
Claridge Hotel security and surveillance personnel assisted in this investigation.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--LIVE: Trump Signs Joint Declaration with President of Mexico

President Trump Signs a Joint Declaration with the President of the United Mexican States , at the White House .

President Trump Signs a Joint Declaration with the President of the United Mexican States, at the White House.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Sheriff’s Custody Assistant Arrested For Having Sex With Inmates

A Los Angeles County sheriff ’ s custody assistant has been charged with having sex with at least two female @ @ @ @ @ Detention Facility in 2017 and 2018 .
Roy ’ ce Bass , 29 , was @ @ @ @ @ having sex with an adult confined in a detention facility .
On July 8 , @ @ @ @ @ of sexually assaulting a female inmate in her cell .
Bass also allegedly had sex @ @ @ @ @ January 2018 .
If convicted as charged , Bass faces a possible maximum sentence of @ @ @ @ @ .
The case remains under investigation by the Los Angeles County Sheriff ’ s Department @ @ @ @ @ Bureau .

A Los Angeles County sheriff’s custody assistant has been charged with having sex with at least two female inmates at the Century Regional Detention Facility in 2017 and 2018.
Roy’ce Bass, 29, was charged with four counts of having sex with an adult confined in a detention facility.
On July 8, 2017, Bass is accused of sexually assaulting a female inmate in her cell. Bass also allegedly had sex with another female inmate in January 2018.
If convicted as charged, Bass faces a possible maximum sentence of five years in state prison.
The case remains under investigation by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Internal Criminal Investigations Bureau.
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breaking911--2020-07-08--Heartbreaking Video Shows a Mother’s Final Act, Throwing Her Toddler From Burning Apartment

Phillip Blanks played wide receiver at a Southern California college but his greatest catch was to save the life of @ @ @ @ @ balcony of an apartment on fire in Phoenix , Arizona .

Phillip Blanks played wide receiver at a Southern California college but his greatest catch was to save the life of a child thrown from the balcony of an apartment on fire in Phoenix, Arizona.
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