breaking911--2020-01-18--ICE Issues Subpoenas To Obtain Information Refused Under NY Sanctuary Policies

NEW YORK — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) served four immigration subpoenas Friday on the New York Department of Corrections ( NYDOC ) requesting information on multiple illegal aliens who were criminally arrested in New York City , and yet under New York ’ s non-cooperation policies officials have refused to honor ICE detainers or even provide ICE with information about the release dates of criminal alien public safety threats .
Issuance of these immigration subpoenas was necessary because the NYDOC has continued to ignore ICE ’ s requests for information and cooperation.
“ Like any law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ modifying our tactics as criminals shift their strategies ; but it ’ s disheartening that we must change our practices and jump through so many hoops with partners who are restricted by sanctuary laws passed by politicians with a dangerous agenda , ” said Henry Lucero , acting Deputy Executive Associate Director for ICE ’ s Enforcement and Removal Operations .
ICE uses statutorily-authorized immigration subpoenas to obtain information as part of investigations regarding potential removable aliens .
ICE has not historically needed to use its lawful authority to issue these subpoenas to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as most law enforcement agencies throughout the country willingly provide ICE with information regarding aliens arrested for crimes in the interest of public safety .
ICE is using every tool available to obtain information regarding the whereabouts and other relevant information regarding removable aliens from jurisdictions that chose to , or are unable to , cooperate with ICE .
The criminal aliens about whom ICE sought information from NYDOC include : • A 21-year-old unlawfully present Guyanese national , who was arrested on January 10 , by the NYPD and charged with murder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ compulsion , and sexual abuse of a 92-year old woman .
He was previously released from local law enforcement custody in November 2019 , despite ICE having lodged a detainer against him , due to New York City ’ s sanctuary policies ; • A 26-year-old citizen of El Salvador who was arrested in September 2019 , for assault and is wanted in El Salvador for homicide .
He was moved to Rikers Island , and ICE lodged a detainer against him .
However , ICE is actively attempting to locate him in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ NYDOC in December ; • A 38-year old citizen of Mexico who was arrested in January 2019 , by the NYPD for attempted rape , unlawful imprisonment and attempted assault .
He had two prior arrests by the NYPD for other criminal activity .
ICE issued a detainer at the time of his last arrest , but he was released by NYDOC after posting bail ; • A 38-year-old citizen of Mexico who was arrested by NYPD in October 2019 , on drug charges .
ICE lodged a detainer against him but recently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ICE detainer was declined .
Previously , in 2012 , he was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for attempting to import methamphetamine .
He has been previously removed to Mexico and currently there is a federal warrant for his arrest for illegal re-entry charge .
This week , ICE also issued four immigration subpoenas to the Denver Justice Center .
Should the law enforcement agencies neglect or refuse to respond to the subpoena , an immigration officer may coordinate with the U.S. Attorney ’ s Office for the district in which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ order from the U.S. District Court requiring production pursuant to INA § 235 ( d ) ( 4 ) ( B ) , 8 C.F.R .
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NEW YORK — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) served four immigration subpoenas Friday on the New York Department of Corrections (NYDOC) requesting information on multiple illegal aliens who were criminally arrested in New York City, and yet under New York’s non-cooperation policies officials have refused to honor ICE detainers or even provide ICE with information about the release dates of criminal alien public safety threats. Issuance of these immigration subpoenas was necessary because the NYDOC has continued to ignore ICE’s requests for information and cooperation.“Like any law enforcement agency, we are used to modifying our tactics as criminals shift their strategies; but it’s disheartening that we must change our practices and jump through so many hoops with partners who are restricted by sanctuary laws passed by politicians with a dangerous agenda,” said Henry Lucero, acting Deputy Executive Associate Director for ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations.
ICE uses statutorily-authorized immigration subpoenas to obtain information as part of investigations regarding potential removable aliens. ICE has not historically needed to use its lawful authority to issue these subpoenas to obtain information from other law enforcement agencies as most law enforcement agencies throughout the country willingly provide ICE with information regarding aliens arrested for crimes in the interest of public safety.
ICE is using every tool available to obtain information regarding the whereabouts and other relevant information regarding removable aliens from jurisdictions that chose to, or are unable to, cooperate with ICE. The criminal aliens about whom ICE sought information from NYDOC include:
A 21-year-old unlawfully present Guyanese national, who was arrested on January 10, by the NYPD and charged with murder, sexual abuse, contact by forcible compulsion, and sexual abuse of a 92-year old woman. He was previously released from local law enforcement custody in November 2019, despite ICE having lodged a detainer against him, due to New York City’s sanctuary policies;
A 26-year-old citizen of El Salvador who was arrested in September 2019, for assault and is wanted in El Salvador for homicide. He was moved to Rikers Island, and ICE lodged a detainer against him. However, ICE is actively attempting to locate him in the community because he was released by NYDOC in December;
A 38-year old citizen of Mexico who was arrested in January 2019, by the NYPD for attempted rape, unlawful imprisonment and attempted assault. He had two prior arrests by the NYPD for other criminal activity. ICE issued a detainer at the time of his last arrest, but he was released by NYDOC after posting bail;
A 38-year-old citizen of Mexico who was arrested by NYPD in October 2019, on drug charges. ICE lodged a detainer against him but recently confirmed he had been released and the ICE detainer was declined. Previously, in 2012, he was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for attempting to import methamphetamine. He has been previously removed to Mexico and currently there is a federal warrant for his arrest for illegal re-entry charge.
This week, ICE also issued four immigration subpoenas to the Denver Justice Center. Should the law enforcement agencies neglect or refuse to respond to the subpoena, an immigration officer may coordinate with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the district in which the subpoena was issued to seek an order from the U.S. District Court requiring production pursuant to INA § 235(d)(4)(B), 8 C.F.R. § 287.4(d).
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breaking911--2020-01-18--Teen Prank Going Viral on Social Media Is Dangerous To Health, Home Safety

It ’ s a dangerous stunt that might be looming on your teenager ’ s cellphone .
Watch the video @ @ @

It’s a dangerous stunt that might be looming on your teenager’s cellphone. Watch the video report below.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--No Charges For Cop Involved In Deadly Shooting Of Armed Man

The Kent County prosecutor painted a picture of a November night that started out with three friends visiting a Kentwood @ @ @ @ @ the death of a 34-year-old man in an officer-involved shooting .

The Kent County prosecutor painted a picture of a November night that started out with three friends visiting a Kentwood sports bar and ended with the death of a 34-year-old man in an officer-involved shooting.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--Michigan Pedophile Claims Child Porn Collection Is His ‘Constitutional Right’ Because He Identifies

Michigan Pedophile Claims Child Porn Collection Is His ‘Constitutional Right’ Because He Identifies As 8-Year-Old Girl

GRAND RAPIDS , Mich. — ( WZZM ) — A convicted sex offender who says he identifies as an eight-year-old @ @ @ @ @ a decade in prison for dozens of images of child pornography found on his home @ @ @ @ @ 45 , claims the images were computer-animated and protected under the First Amendment .

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — (WZZM) — A convicted sex offender who says he identifies as an eight-year-old girl will spend at least a decade in prison for dozens of images of child pornography found on his home computer.
Joseph Gobrick, 45, claims the images were computer-animated and protected under the First Amendment.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--LAPD Releases Crazy Video Of Man Opening Fire Inside Crowded Bar

Detectives from the Los Angeles Police Department ’ s Rampart Area are seeking the public ’ s assistance in identifying @ @ @ @ @ another man .
On January 4th , 2020 , around 12:50 a.m. the male victim @ @ @ @ @ in the 2700 block of West 7th Street when he became involved in an argument @ @ @ @ @ the argument , the suspect drew a firearm from his waistband and shot the victim @ @ @ @ @ the suspect fled the location .
The victim was transported to a local hospital where @ @ @ @ @ ultimately released .
The suspect is described as a Hispanic male , standing approximately 5 @ @ @ @ @ weighing about 180 pounds , goatee and between 35 to 40 years of age .
@ @ @ @ @ wearing a black hat , black t-shirt and gray pants .

Detectives from the Los Angeles Police Department’s Rampart Area are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect responsible for shooting another man.
On January 4th, 2020, around 12:50 a.m. the male victim was at a bar located in the 2700 block of West 7th Street when he became involved in an argument with the suspect. During the argument, the suspect drew a firearm from his waistband and shot the victim. Immediately after the shooting the suspect fled the location.
The victim was transported to a local hospital where he received medical treatment and ultimately released. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male, standing approximately 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighing about 180 pounds, goatee and between 35 to 40 years of age. The suspect was last seen wearing a black hat, black t-shirt and gray pants.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--Watch The Moment a Boston Bar Tender Saved a Man’s Life

Co-workers are in awe of Oscar Simoza , who jumped over the Silvertone Bar & Grill counter and helped save @ @ @ @ @ life .

Co-workers are in awe of Oscar Simoza, who jumped over the Silvertone Bar & Grill counter and helped save a choking man’s life.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--DEA Agent Busted In Sting For Trying To Arrange Sex With 14-Year-Old

NEW YORK — Federal officials say between October 2019 and January 2020 , Frederick Scheinin attempted to produce child pornography and entice a minor to have sex .
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said : “ As a diversion investigator at the DEA , Frederick Scheinin ’ s foremost responsibility was to protect the public from illegally diverted drugs .
Instead of fulfilling this worthy mission , Scheinin allegedly spent months attempting to prey on a 14-year-old boy .
This arrest exemplifies that no one is above the law .
Our law enforcement partners will continue to bring all necessary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wish to do harm to young children , no matter who they are.
” NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said : “ I want to commend the U.S. Attorney and our federal partners who , together with our NYPD investigators , work every day to protect the innocent against such alleged reprehensible predators .
I am proud of the undercover work in this case , which has now led to criminal charges against a law enforcement officer who allegedly betrayed his sacred oath.
” DOJ OIG Cyber Investigations Office Special Agent in Charge Keith @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and our law enforcement partners will thoroughly investigate allegations of abuse or exploitation of children by DOJ employees .
Those who are found guilty of this type of criminal behavior will be brought to justice.
” Up until the time of his arrest , Scheinin was a diversion investigator in the New York Field Office of the Drug Enforcement Administration ( “ DEA ” ) .
According to the allegations in the Complaint filed in Manhattan federal court today : Between October 2019 and January 2020 , Scheinin used a multimedia messaging application @ @ @ @ @ @ @ undercover law enforcement officer ( “ UC‑1 ” ) who was posing as a 14-year-old boy .
Scheinin repeatedly sent sexually explicit images and videos to UC-1 in an attempt to persuade UC-1 to transmit sexually explicit images , photos , and live visual depictions of UC-1 to Scheinin .
In particular , Scheinin repeatedly asked UC-1 to transmit images and videos of UC-1 ’ s penis .
The Complaint further alleges that Scheinin attempted to arrange a meeting with UC-1 at which Scheinin planned to have sex with UC-1 .
Law enforcement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ York , at a location where SCHEININ said he would meet UC-1 .
Scheinin was in possession of condoms and lubricant at the time of his arrest .
Scheinin , 29 , of Sunnyside , New York , is charged with one count of attempted production of child pornography , which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in prison and a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison , and one count of attempted enticement of a minor , which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and @ @ @ @ @ @ @

NEW YORK — Federal officials say between October 2019 and January 2020, Frederick Scheinin attempted to produce child pornography and entice a minor to have sex.
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said: “As a diversion investigator at the DEA, Frederick Scheinin’s foremost responsibility was to protect the public from illegally diverted drugs. Instead of fulfilling this worthy mission, Scheinin allegedly spent months attempting to prey on a 14-year-old boy. This arrest exemplifies that no one is above the law. Our law enforcement partners will continue to bring all necessary tools to bear to apprehend individuals who wish to do harm to young children, no matter who they are.”
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said: “I want to commend the U.S. Attorney and our federal partners who, together with our NYPD investigators, work every day to protect the innocent against such alleged reprehensible predators. I am proud of the undercover work in this case, which has now led to criminal charges against a law enforcement officer who allegedly betrayed his sacred oath.”
DOJ OIG Cyber Investigations Office Special Agent in Charge Keith A. Bonanno said: “The OIG and our law enforcement partners will thoroughly investigate allegations of abuse or exploitation of children by DOJ employees. Those who are found guilty of this type of criminal behavior will be brought to justice.”
Up until the time of his arrest, Scheinin was a diversion investigator in the New York Field Office of the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”). According to the allegations in the Complaint filed in Manhattan federal court today:
Between October 2019 and January 2020, Scheinin used a multimedia messaging application on his cellphone to communicate with an undercover law enforcement officer (“UC‑1”) who was posing as a 14-year-old boy. Scheinin repeatedly sent sexually explicit images and videos to UC-1 in an attempt to persuade UC-1 to transmit sexually explicit images, photos, and live visual depictions of UC-1 to Scheinin. In particular, Scheinin repeatedly asked UC-1 to transmit images and videos of UC-1’s penis. The Complaint further alleges that Scheinin attempted to arrange a meeting with UC-1 at which Scheinin planned to have sex with UC-1. Law enforcement arrested Scheinin Thursdayin New York, New York, at a location where SCHEININ said he would meet UC-1. Scheinin was in possession of condoms and lubricant at the time of his arrest.
Scheinin, 29, of Sunnyside, New York, is charged with one count of attempted production of child pornography, which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in prison and a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison, and one count of attempted enticement of a minor, which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and maximum sentence of life in prison.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--Ex-GITMO Chief Convicted Of Covering Up Fight Over Alleged Affair Days Before Man’s ‘Tragic’ Death

A former Commander of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay ( GTMO ) was convicted by a federal jury today of obstructing justice and making false statements , among other charges , in connection with the death of a civilian at the naval base .
John Nettleton , 54 , of Jacksonville , Florida , was convicted of obstructing justice , concealing information , falsifying records and making false statements , all related to his actions during the Navy ’ s investigation of the death of Christopher M. Tur , the Loss Prevention Safety Manager at GTMO ’ s Naval Exchange .
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“ Captain Nettleton dishonored his oath and impeded the investigation into a civilian ’ s tragic death , preventing much needed closure for the family and friends of the deceased , ” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department ’ s Criminal Division .
“ Today ’ s verdict demonstrates the department ’ s steadfast commitment to holding accountable those who abuse their positions of public trust and obstruct justice.
” “ By deliberately misleading NCIS during the investigation into the tragic death of Mr. Tur , Captain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Navy resources , ” said Special Agent in Charge Matthew Lascell of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service ’ s ( NCIS ) Southeast Field Office .
“ NCIS is dedicated to holding those who unlawfully impede investigations accountable for their actions.
” Tur , 42 , was found drowned in the waters of Guantanamo Bay on Jan. 11 , 2015 .
An autopsy revealed that Tur had suffered injuries prior to his drowning .
At the time of Tur ’ s death , Nettleton was the Commanding Officer of GTMO .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ According to the evidence at trial , Tur confronted Nettleton at a party at the GTMO Officers ’ Club on Jan. 9 , 2015 , with allegations that Nettleton and Tur ’ s spouse had engaged in an extramarital affair .
Later that same evening , Tur went to Nettleton ’ s residence and a physical altercation ensued that left Tur injured .
Tur was reported missing on Jan. 10 , 2015 , by other residents of GTMO .
Nettleton also did not report that Tur had accused him of the extramarital affair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a physical altercation at Nettleton ’ s home , or that Tur had been injured .
Nettleton persisted in concealment and false statements as the search for Tur continued and then during the investigation into the circumstances of his death .
Tur ’ s body was found floating in the bay .
According to Politico , an ‘ autopsy found that Tur , 42 , died from drowning but that his ribs had been fractured before he went into the water and he had a cut to his head .
The investigation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inside the entryway of Nettleton ’ s residence on the base and on a paper towel in the backyard .
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A former Commander of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay (GTMO) was convicted by a federal jury today of obstructing justice and making false statements, among other charges, in connection with the death of a civilian at the naval base.
John Nettleton, 54, of Jacksonville, Florida, was convicted of obstructing justice, concealing information, falsifying records and making false statements, all related to his actions during the Navy’s investigation of the death of Christopher M. Tur, the Loss Prevention Safety Manager at GTMO’s Naval Exchange. A sentencing date has not been scheduled.
“Captain Nettleton dishonored his oath and impeded the investigation into a civilian’s tragic death, preventing much needed closure for the family and friends of the deceased,” said Assistant Attorney General Brian A. Benczkowski of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. “Today’s verdict demonstrates the department’s steadfast commitment to holding accountable those who abuse their positions of public trust and obstruct justice.”
“By deliberately misleading NCIS during the investigation into the tragic death of Mr. Tur, Captain Nettleton delayed justice and wasted valuable Department of the Navy resources,” said Special Agent in Charge Matthew Lascell of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service’s (NCIS) Southeast Field Office. “NCIS is dedicated to holding those who unlawfully impede investigations accountable for their actions.”
Tur, 42, was found drowned in the waters of Guantanamo Bay on Jan. 11, 2015. An autopsy revealed that Tur had suffered injuries prior to his drowning. At the time of Tur’s death, Nettleton was the Commanding Officer of GTMO. Nettleton was indicted in January 2019.
According to the evidence at trial, Tur confronted Nettleton at a party at the GTMO Officers’ Club on Jan. 9, 2015, with allegations that Nettleton and Tur’s spouse had engaged in an extramarital affair. Later that same evening, Tur went to Nettleton’s residence and a physical altercation ensued that left Tur injured. Tur was reported missing on Jan. 10, 2015, by other residents of GTMO. Nettleton also did not report that Tur had accused him of the extramarital affair, that Nettleton and Tur had engaged in a physical altercation at Nettleton’s home, or that Tur had been injured. Nettleton persisted in concealment and false statements as the search for Tur continued and then during the investigation into the circumstances of his death.
Tur’s body was found floating in the bay. According to Politico, an ‘autopsy found that Tur, 42, died from drowning but that his ribs had been fractured before he went into the water and he had a cut to his head. The investigation also turned up Tur’s blood inside the entryway of Nettleton’s residence on the base and on a paper towel in the backyard.’
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service investigated the case.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--More Charges for Man Who Threatened MD Synagogue

Baltimore , Maryland – A federal grand jury today returned a superseding indictment charging Stephen Lyle Orback , age 65 , on the federal charges of intentionally attempting to obstruct persons in the free exercise of their religious beliefs through the threatened use of force , and making threatening communications , specifically multiple telephone calls threatening a synagogue .
The superseding indictment was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Robert K. Hur ; Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband for the Civil Rights Division ; and Special Agent in Charge Jennifer C. Boone of the Federal Bureau @ @ @ @ @ @ @ According to the indictment , between May 12 and July 21 , 2019 , Orback made multiple telephone calls to an employee of a synagogue in Owings Mills , Maryland , threatening to kill many members of synagogue ’ s congregation with firearms , by using explosives , and by burning the synagogue down .
The superseding indictment replaces a previous indictment , handed down by the grand jury on Aug. 15 , 2019 , which charged the defendant only with the interstate-threats count .
If convicted , Orback faces a maximum sentence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intentionally attempting to obstruct persons in the free exercise of their religious beliefs through the threatened us of force ; and a maximum of five years in prison for making threatening communications .
Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties .
A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after taking into account the U.S .
Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors .
Orback remains detained on unrelated state charges in Colorado .

Baltimore, Maryland – A federal grand jury today returned a superseding indictment charging Stephen Lyle Orback, age 65, on the federal charges of intentionally attempting to obstruct persons in the free exercise of their religious beliefs through the threatened use of force, and making threatening communications, specifically multiple telephone calls threatening a synagogue.
The superseding indictment was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Robert K. Hur; Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband for the Civil Rights Division; and Special Agent in Charge Jennifer C. Boone of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Baltimore Field Office.
According to the indictment, between May 12 and July 21, 2019, Orback made multiple telephone calls to an employee of a synagogue in Owings Mills, Maryland, threatening to kill many members of synagogue’s congregation with firearms, by using explosives, and by burning the synagogue down. The superseding indictment replaces a previous indictment, handed down by the grand jury on Aug. 15, 2019, which charged the defendant only with the interstate-threats count.
If convicted, Orback faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison for intentionally attempting to obstruct persons in the free exercise of their religious beliefs through the threatened us of force; and a maximum of five years in prison for making threatening communications. Actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after taking into account the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors. Orback remains detained on unrelated state charges in Colorado.
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breaking911--2020-01-18--Former U.S. Rep. Chris Collins Sentenced To 2 Years In Prison For Insider Trading

Chris Collins , who represented the 27th District of New York as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives , as a republican , was sentenced to 26 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Vernon S. Broderick for participating in a scheme to commit insider trading and for making false statements to federal law enforcement agents when interviewed about his conduct .
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said : “ Former New York Congressman and Innate board member Christopher Collins received confidential , nonpublic information that one of Innate ’ s drugs in development had just failed a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the White House lawn , Collins notified his son Cameron , so that he could trade the stock ahead of the public announcement and avoid taking a substantial loss on the stock .
He then lied to the FBI when asked about his conduct .
Collins ’ s greed and disregard for the law have now led to a criminal conviction for insider trading and lying to the FBI , his resignation from Congress , and over two years in federal prison .
Lawmakers bear the profound privilege and responsibility of writing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the absolute obligation of following them .
Collins ’ s hubris is a stark reminder that the people of New York can and should demand more from their elected officials , and that no matter how powerful , no lawmaker is above the law.
” The following facts are based on the allegations contained in the Superseding Indictment and statements made in related court filings and proceedings : In or about June 2017 , Collins , who , in addition to serving on the board of directors of Innate Immunotherapeutics ( “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ company , was also one of Innate ’ s largest shareholders , participated in a scheme to commit insider trading .
Specifically , on or about June 22 , 2017 , Collins learned that MIS416 – a multiple sclerosis drug that Innate was developing – had failed a critical drug trial that was meant to determine the drug ’ s clinical efficacy ( the “ Drug Trial ” ) .
The negative Drug Trial results were highly confidential , and , as an insider who owed duties of trust and confidence to Innate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Drug Trial results secret until Innate publicly released them .
Instead , in breach of those duties , Collins tipped his son , Cameron Collins , who was also a substantial Innate shareholder , so that Cameron Collins could make timely trades and tip others before Innate publicly released the Drug Trial results .
Cameron Collins traded on the inside information and passed it to Stephen Zarsky , the father of his fiancée , as well as to three individuals not named in the Superseding Indictment ( “ Individual-1 , ” “ Individual-2 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , so that they could utilize the information for the same purpose .
Zarsky , in turn , traded on the information and used it to tip three more individuals not named in the Superseding Indictment ( “ Individual-3 , ” “ Individual-4 , ” and “ Individual-5 , ” ) so that they too could engage in timely trades in Innate stock .
All of the trades preceded the public release of the negative Drug Trial results .
In total , these trades allowed Cameron Collins and Zarsky , and Individual-1 through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in losses that they would have otherwise incurred if they had sold their stock in Innate after the Drug Trial results became public .
In or about October 2014 , Innate initiated a Phase 2B clinical trial of its primary drug , MIS416 .
Successful completion of the Drug Trial was a necessary prerequisite to the commercialization of MIS416 .
Because Innate had no other significant products in development , its stock price was tied to the success of MIS416 .
The Drug Trial was widely expected to be completed around the summer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or about June 9 , 2017 , Innate ’ s chief executive officer ( “ CEO ” ) sent various individuals , including Collins , an email stating that “ the delivery date for [ the ] review and ‘ verdict ’ ” of the Drug Trial “ will [ ] occur at COB on US Thursday June 22nd.
” As the summer progressed , individuals within Innate remained optimistic that MIS416 ’ s Drug Trial results would be positive .
The initial Drug Trial results were made available by trial administrators to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2017 .
These results established that MIS416 lacked therapeutic value in the treatment of multiple sclerosis .
The results were not publicly released at that time .
Instead , they were released publicly on June 26 , 2017 , after the U.S. markets had closed ( the “ Public Announcement ” ) .
Innate ’ s stock price subsequently crashed , dropping 92 % on the first trading day following the Public Announcement .
On or about June 22 , 2017 , at approximately 6:55 p.m. , Innate ’ s CEO sent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the company ’ s board of directors , including Collins .
The email explained to Innate ’ s board of directors for the first time that the Drug Trial had been a failure .
The email began , in part , “ I have bad news to report , ” and continued to explain that “ the top line analysis of the ‘ intent to treat ’ patient population ( ie every subject who was successfully enrolled in the study ) would pretty clearly indicate [ s ] ‘ clinical failure.
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show no clinically meaningful or statistically significant differences in [ outcomes ] between MIS416 and placebo , ” and concluded by stating , “ No doubt we will want to consider this extremely bad news .
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” At the time Collins received this email , he was attending the Congressional Picnic at the White House .
At 7:10 p.m. , Collins replied to the email , stating , in part , “ Wow .
Makes no sense .
How are these results even possible ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Innate CEO ’ s email , Collins called his son , Cameron Collins .
They traded six missed calls between 7:11 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. At 7:16 p.m. , Collins and Cameron Collins spoke for more than six minutes .
During that six-minute phone call , Collins told Cameron Collins , in sum and substance , that MIS416 had failed the Drug Trial .
Trading and Tipping by CAMERON COLLINS and ZARSKY Cameron Collins began placing orders to sell his Innate shares the morning after he received inside information from Collins .
Between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2017 , and the close of the market on Monday , June 26 , 2017 , Cameron Collins sold approximately 1,391,500 shares of Innate stock .
These sales allowed Cameron Collins to avoid approximately $ 570,900 in losses .
Furthermore , after learning the Drug Trial results from Collins , on or about the night of June 22 , 2017 , Cameron Collins provided the Drug Trial results to at least the following three sets of individuals so that they could trade in advance of the Public Announcement : ( 1 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) Zarsky and Zarsky ’ s wife , Individual-2 ; and ( 3 ) Cameron Collins ’ s friend , Individual-6 .
Collectively , these individuals avoided approximately $ 186,620 in losses as a result of their trading on inside information .
On or about the morning of June 23 , 2017 , Zarsky provided the negative Drug Trial results that he had learned from Cameron Collins and Individual-1 to at least the following individuals , among others , or otherwise caused them to trade or attempt to trade in advance of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ brother , Individual-3 ; ( 2 ) his sister , Individual-4 ; and ( 3 ) his longstanding friend , Individual-5 .
Collectively , these individuals avoided approximately $ 10,900 in losses as a result of their trading on inside information .
On or about April 25 , 2018 , special agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation ( “ FBI ” ) separately interviewed Collins , Cameron Collins and Zarsky .
During these interviews , and as detailed in the Superseding Indictment , Collins , Cameron Collins and Zarsky made false statements @ @ @ @ @ @ @ participation in the insider trading scheme .
In addition to the prison term , Collins was sentenced to one year of supervised release and ordered to pay a fine of $ 200,000 .

Chris Collins, who represented the 27th District of New York as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, as a republican, was sentenced to 26 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Vernon S. Broderick for participating in a scheme to commit insider trading and for making false statements to federal law enforcement agents when interviewed about his conduct.
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said: “Former New York Congressman and Innate board member Christopher Collins received confidential, nonpublic information that one of Innate’s drugs in development had just failed a clinical trial. Moments later, from the White House lawn, Collins notified his son Cameron, so that he could trade the stock ahead of the public announcement and avoid taking a substantial loss on the stock. He then lied to the FBI when asked about his conduct. Collins’s greed and disregard for the law have now led to a criminal conviction for insider trading and lying to the FBI, his resignation from Congress, and over two years in federal prison. Lawmakers bear the profound privilege and responsibility of writing and passing laws, but equally as important, the absolute obligation of following them. Collins’s hubris is a stark reminder that the people of New York can and should demand more from their elected officials, and that no matter how powerful, no lawmaker is above the law.”
The following facts are based on the allegations contained in the Superseding Indictment and statements made in related court filings and proceedings:
The Insider Trading Scheme
The Scheme
In or about June 2017, Collins, who, in addition to serving on the board of directors of Innate Immunotherapeutics (“Innate”), an Australian biotechnology company, was also one of Innate’s largest shareholders, participated in a scheme to commit insider trading. Specifically, on or about June 22, 2017, Collins learned that MIS416 – a multiple sclerosis drug that Innate was developing – had failed a critical drug trial that was meant to determine the drug’s clinical efficacy (the “Drug Trial”). The negative Drug Trial results were highly confidential, and, as an insider who owed duties of trust and confidence to Innate, Collins was obligated to keep the Drug Trial results secret until Innate publicly released them. Instead, in breach of those duties, Collins tipped his son, Cameron Collins, who was also a substantial Innate shareholder, so that Cameron Collins could make timely trades and tip others before Innate publicly released the Drug Trial results. Cameron Collins traded on the inside information and passed it to Stephen Zarsky, the father of his fiancée, as well as to three individuals not named in the Superseding Indictment (“Individual-1,” “Individual-2,” and “Individual-6”), so that they could utilize the information for the same purpose. Zarsky, in turn, traded on the information and used it to tip three more individuals not named in the Superseding Indictment (“Individual-3,” “Individual-4,” and “Individual-5,”) so that they too could engage in timely trades in Innate stock. All of the trades preceded the public release of the negative Drug Trial results.
In total, these trades allowed Cameron Collins and Zarsky, and Individual-1 through Individual-6, to avoid over $768,000 in losses that they would have otherwise incurred if they had sold their stock in Innate after the Drug Trial results became public.
The Drug Trial Results
In or about October 2014, Innate initiated a Phase 2B clinical trial of its primary drug, MIS416. Successful completion of the Drug Trial was a necessary prerequisite to the commercialization of MIS416. Because Innate had no other significant products in development, its stock price was tied to the success of MIS416.
The Drug Trial was widely expected to be completed around the summer of 2017. For example, on or about June 9, 2017, Innate’s chief executive officer (“CEO”) sent various individuals, including Collins, an email stating that “the delivery date for [the] review and ‘verdict’” of the Drug Trial “will [] occur at COB on US Thursday June 22nd.” As the summer progressed, individuals within Innate remained optimistic that MIS416’s Drug Trial results would be positive. The initial Drug Trial results were made available by trial administrators to Innate’s CEO on June 22, 2017. These results established that MIS416 lacked therapeutic value in the treatment of multiple sclerosis. The results were not publicly released at that time. Instead, they were released publicly on June 26, 2017, after the U.S. markets had closed (the “Public Announcement”). Innate’s stock price subsequently crashed, dropping 92% on the first trading day following the Public Announcement.
Dissemination of the Drug Trial Results
On or about June 22, 2017, at approximately 6:55 p.m., Innate’s CEO sent an email describing the Drug Trial results to the company’s board of directors, including Collins. The email explained to Innate’s board of directors for the first time that the Drug Trial had been a failure. The email began, in part, “I have bad news to report,” and continued to explain that “the top line analysis of the ‘intent to treat’ patient population (ie every subject who was successfully enrolled in the study) would pretty clearly indicate[s] ‘clinical failure.’” The email continued, “Top-line 12-month data . . . show no clinically meaningful or statistically significant differences in [outcomes] between MIS416 and placebo,” and concluded by stating, “No doubt we will want to consider this extremely bad news . . . .”
At the time Collins received this email, he was attending the Congressional Picnic at the White House. At 7:10 p.m., Collins replied to the email, stating, in part, “Wow. Makes no sense. How are these results even possible???” After responding to the Innate CEO’s email, Collins called his son, Cameron Collins. They traded six missed calls between 7:11 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. At 7:16 p.m., Collins and Cameron Collins spoke for more than six minutes. During that six-minute phone call, Collins told Cameron Collins, in sum and substance, that MIS416 had failed the Drug Trial.
Trading and Tipping by CAMERON COLLINS and ZARSKY
Cameron Collins began placing orders to sell his Innate shares the morning after he received inside information from Collins. Between the morning of Friday, June 23, 2017, and the close of the market on Monday, June 26, 2017, Cameron Collins sold approximately 1,391,500 shares of Innate stock. These sales allowed Cameron Collins to avoid approximately $570,900 in losses.
Furthermore, after learning the Drug Trial results from Collins, on or about the night of June 22, 2017, Cameron Collins provided the Drug Trial results to at least the following three sets of individuals so that they could trade in advance of the Public Announcement: (1) his fiancée, Individual-1; (2) Zarsky and Zarsky’s wife, Individual-2; and (3) Cameron Collins’s friend, Individual-6. Collectively, these individuals avoided approximately $186,620 in losses as a result of their trading on inside information.
On or about the morning of June 23, 2017, Zarsky provided the negative Drug Trial results that he had learned from Cameron Collins and Individual-1 to at least the following individuals, among others, or otherwise caused them to trade or attempt to trade in advance of the Public Announcement: (1) his brother, Individual-3; (2) his sister, Individual-4; and (3) his longstanding friend, Individual-5. Collectively, these individuals avoided approximately $10,900 in losses as a result of their trading on inside information.
False Statements to the FBI
On or about April 25, 2018, special agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”) separately interviewed Collins, Cameron Collins and Zarsky. During these interviews, and as detailed in the Superseding Indictment, Collins, Cameron Collins and Zarsky made false statements to the FBI to cover up their participation in the insider trading scheme.
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In addition to the prison term, Collins was sentenced to one year of supervised release and ordered to pay a fine of $200,000.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--POLICE: Armed Guard Saved Lives By Killing Gunman During Mass Shooting In Kansas City

MISSOURI — Police continue to investigate after a mass shooting took place at a club about 11:30 p.m. Sunday night following the Chief ’ s victory over the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Championship game .
Two people were killed , one of whom was the shooter—and at least 15 people were injured .
Witnesses say the gunman started firing into a line of people waiting to get inside the club , which was hosting a Chiefs party .
The shooter is identified as 29-year-old Jahron Swift of Kansas City .
Cops say that an armed private security guard at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ outside of the business , which is located in the 4800 block of Noland Road .
The deceased victim is 25-year-old Raeven A .
Parks of Kansas City .
“ We know that there were multiple firearms involved , so we think the security guard ’ s actions definitely saved lives , ” police Chief Richard Smith said .
At least three of the 15 injured victims are in critical condition .
Police have not yet interviewed all of the victims and do not yet know whether all were injured by gunfire .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It appears the suspect and the security guard were the only ones who fired shots .
“ We ’ ve got a problem in Kansas City , ” Mayor Quentin Lucas said .
“ We ’ ve said a few times that it is an epidemic of gun violence .
We ’ re losing too many lives , we had too many shot each year .
We will remain committed , both at city hall and the police department , and every agency in Kansas City is making sure that we stop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ identified the shooter ’ s motive .
At this time , all of the people identified in the incident are from the Kansas City metropolitan area .
Police were very nearby the business at the time of the shooting and responded quickly .
Officers from across the metro area assisted both with the incident and in fielding KCPD ’ s other regular calls for service across the city as KCPD officers were tied up at the massive scene .
There were hundreds of people at the club , many fleeing by car and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to police , and shooting incidents had been reported there previously .

MISSOURI — Police continue to investigate after a mass shooting took place at a club about 11:30 p.m. Sunday night following the Chief’s victory over the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Championship game.
Two people were killed, one of whom was the shooter—and at least 15 people were injured.
Witnesses say the gunman started firing into a line of people waiting to get inside the club, which was hosting a Chiefs party.
The shooter is identified as 29-year-old Jahron Swift of Kansas City. Cops say that an armed private security guard at the club shot and killed Swift just outside of the business, which is located in the 4800 block of Noland Road. The deceased victim is 25-year-old Raeven A. Parks of Kansas City.
“We know that there were multiple firearms involved, so we think the security guard’s actions definitely saved lives,” police Chief Richard Smith said.
At least three of the 15 injured victims are in critical condition. Police have not yet interviewed all of the victims and do not yet know whether all were injured by gunfire. Police recovered multiple firearms at the scene. It appears the suspect and the security guard were the only ones who fired shots.
“We’ve got a problem in Kansas City,” Mayor Quentin Lucas said. “We’ve said a few times that it is an epidemic of gun violence. We’re losing too many lives, we had too many shot each year. We will remain committed, both at city hall and the police department, and every agency in Kansas City is making sure that we stop this problem.”
Police have not yet identified the shooter’s motive.
At this time, all of the people identified in the incident are from the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Police were very nearby the business at the time of the shooting and responded quickly. Officers from across the metro area assisted both with the incident and in fielding KCPD’s other regular calls for service across the city as KCPD officers were tied up at the massive scene. There were hundreds of people at the club, many fleeing by car and on foot.
The business was known to police, and shooting incidents had been reported there previously.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--Teacher’s Aide Convicted Of Sexually Abusing Half A Dozen Girls

LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles Unified School District teacher assistant pleaded no contest to sexually abusing six students .
@ @ @ @ @ a no contest plea to one felony count each of continuous sexual abuse and lewd @ @ @ @ @ 14 and four misdemeanor counts of child molestation .
Deputy District Attorney Ranna Jahanshahi said @ @ @ @ @ sentenced to eight years in state prison .
Under the terms of the plea agreement @ @ @ @ @ expected to register as a sex offender for life .
Cabrera was a teacher assistant @ @ @ @ @ North Hollywood at the time he was charged with inappropriately touching girls ages 10 and @ @ @ @ @ worked at the school ’ s computer lab , engaged in lewd acts with the @ @ @ @ @ September 2016 to May 2019 , according to prosecutors .

LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles Unified School District teacher assistant pleaded no contest to sexually abusing six students.
Lino Cabrera, 27. entered a no contest plea to one felony count each of continuous sexual abuse and lewd act upon a child under 14 and four misdemeanor counts of child molestation.
Deputy District Attorney Ranna Jahanshahi said Cabrera is expected to be sentenced to eight years in state prison.
Under the terms of the plea agreement, he also will be expected to register as a sex offender for life.
Cabrera was a teacher assistant at Oxnard Elementary School in North Hollywood at the time he was charged with inappropriately touching girls ages 10 and 11. Cabrera, who worked at the school’s computer lab, engaged in lewd acts with the students at the school from September 2016 to May 2019, according to prosecutors.
The Los Angeles Police Department, Juvenile Division’s Sexually Exploited Child Unit investigated the case.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--New York Sheriff’s Deputy Stabbed While Responding To Call

Carmel , New York — Monday morning , around 10 AM , Putnam County Sheriff ’ s Office Deputies responded @ @ @ @ @ home in the the Town of Putnam Valley .
While approaching the home , a @ @ @ @ @ knife .
The subject was taken in custody .
During the confrontation one of the @ @ @ @ @ emergency surgery .
He suffered a severed artery which , though repaired during the surgery @ @ @ @ @ undergo additional surgeries .

Carmel, New York — Monday morning, around 10 AM, Putnam County Sheriff’s Office Deputies responded to a disturbance at a home in the the Town of Putnam Valley.
While approaching the home, a man confronted Deputies with a knife. The subject was taken in custody. During the confrontation one of the Deputies was stabbed and underwent emergency surgery.
He suffered a severed artery which, though repaired during the surgery, he may need to undergo additional surgeries.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--Explosions Heard Near U.S. Embassy In Baghdad

IRAQ — Multiple rockets hit near the United States embassy in Baghdad early Tuesday , according to multiple reports .
@ @ @ @ @ on injuries or who was responsible for the attack .
This is a developing story @ @ @ @ @ updates on the situation as we learn more .

IRAQ — Multiple rockets hit near the United States embassy in Baghdad early Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
The was no initial word on injuries or who was responsible for the attack.
#Breaking “Rocket attack alarms sounding off multiple times on the #US #Baghdad Embassy Complex and Union III. Heard the booms myself on Union III. Speakers telling all to take shelter immediately.” pic.twitter.com/F1lpbWm9RE — Nafiseh Kohnavard (@nafisehkBBC) January 20, 2020
This is a developing story. We’ll give updates on the situation as we learn more.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--Parents Allegedly Left Their Toddler In A Running Car As They Gambled. Then The Car Was Stolen

HOUSTON , Texas – Deputies have arrested and charged two men with stealing a vehicle that had a 16 month old baby in the backseat of the vehicle , and a male and female with child abandonment .
Deputies received an in progress call at the Shell Gas Mart in the 14100 block of Homestead road and Highway 59 north at around 12:05 a.m. this morning Monday January 13 , 2020 .
A 21-year-old female now identified as Kimberley Cook originally told deputies she and 29-year-old Anthony Blue , left their 16 month old child in the vehicle as it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ When they walked back out the Chrysler 300 was gone .
Deputies learned in the investigation that Cook and Blue entered the store to play 8 liner machines around 11:30 p.m. , and would periodically check on the infant as it slept in the running unlocked car .
Two men Vincent Leon Cannady , and Jabari Jonathan Davis saw the car running and took off in it .
The men left the child at McGregor Park located in the 5200 block of Calhoun Street .
The Houston Police department were called after a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ playground .
EMS personnel transported the child to a local hospital for observation and is in good condition .
The Chrysler 300 was located near Loop 610 and Hwy 225 , a short time later and a pursuit was initiated .
The vehicle was stopped in the 1800 block of Candlelight Place .
Both Davis and Cannady were taken into custody without incident .
The two men are charged with auto theft , felony kidnapping .
Cook and Blue with child abandonment for leaving the infant unattended .

HOUSTON, Texas – Deputies have arrested and charged two men with stealing a vehicle that had a 16 month old baby in the backseat of the vehicle, and a male and female with child abandonment.
Deputies received an in progress call at the Shell Gas Mart in the 14100 block of Homestead road and Highway 59 north at around 12:05 a.m. this morning Monday January 13, 2020.
A 21-year-old female now identified as Kimberley Cook originally told deputies she and 29-year-old Anthony Blue, left their 16 month old child in the vehicle as it was running to enter the store.
When they walked back out the Chrysler 300 was gone.
Deputies learned in the investigation that Cook and Blue entered the store to play 8 liner machines around 11:30 p.m., and would periodically check on the infant as it slept in the running unlocked car.
Two men Vincent Leon Cannady, and Jabari Jonathan Davis saw the car running and took off in it.
The men left the child at McGregor Park located in the 5200 block of Calhoun Street.
The Houston Police department were called after a Park Ranger found the infant near a playground.
EMS personnel transported the child to a local hospital for observation and is in good condition.
The Chrysler 300 was located near Loop 610 and Hwy 225, a short time later and a pursuit was initiated.
The vehicle was stopped in the 1800 block of Candlelight Place.
Both Davis and Cannady were taken into custody without incident.
The two men are charged with auto theft, felony kidnapping.
Cook and Blue with child abandonment for leaving the infant unattended.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--Middle School Substitute Teacher Accused Of Inappropriate Contact With 3 Students

WASHINGTON — A 60-year-old substitute teacher in Maryland is facing two felony charges of ‘ indecent liberties by a custodian @ @ @ @ @ of simple assault for ‘ inappropriate contact ’ with three students at Glasgow Middle School @ @ @ @ @ , of Lorton .
Detectives began their investigation after it was reported that Keys had @ @ @ @ @ within the last two months .
No further details were released .
Keys is currently @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Adult Detention Center on a $ 5000 secured bond .
Detectives are seeking @ @ @ @ @ may have had inappropriate contact with Keys to call our Major Crimes Bureau detectives at @ @

WASHINGTON — A 60-year-old substitute teacher in Maryland is facing two felony charges of ‘indecent liberties by a custodian’ and one misdemeanor charge of simple assault for ‘inappropriate contact’ with three students at Glasgow Middle School.
Detectives arrested Albert Keys, of Lorton. Detectives began their investigation after it was reported that Keys had inappropriate contact with several students within the last two months. No further details were released.
Keys is currently being held at the county’s Adult Detention Center on a $5000 secured bond.
Detectives are seeking anyone who has information or may have had inappropriate contact with Keys to call our Major Crimes Bureau detectives at 703-246-7800.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--Suspect Sought In Violent Nursing Home Attack Caught On Camera

BOSTON — Police said a woman walked into the nursing home early Tuesday morning , stepped into an office , @ @ @ @ @ with an employee .

BOSTON — Police said a woman walked into the nursing home early Tuesday morning, stepped into an office, and had a violent encounter with an employee.
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breaking911--2020-01-20--Florida Woman Arrested For Baby’s Death After Autopsy Reveals ‘Horrific’ Abuse

On January 15 , 2020 , Polk County detectives arrested 35-year-old Neidy Mendez-Gudine of Davenport for one count aggravated child abuse and one count manslaughter in the death of a 13-month-old baby .
According to the affidavit , on Friday , January 10 , 2020 , deputies and PCFR personnel responded to a Davenport residence in response to an unresponsive 13-month-old boy who was reported by Mendez as “ choking and not breathing.
” She told the first responders that she placed the baby on her bed in her bedroom and left the room to care for other children .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ check on him and found him laying on the floor unresponsive .
The baby was airlifted to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando with skull fractures and subdural hemorrhaging .
He was declared brain dead and succumbed to his injuries on January 11 , 2020 .
Doctors at the hospital verified that the baby ’ s injuries were traumatic and not consistent with falling off a bed or falling down .
Dr. Vera Volnikh performed an autopsy on the baby , during which she noted subdural hemorrhaging at the top of his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ neck muscles , consistent with being shaken .
He also had two fractures on his skull .
His cause of death was ruled head trauma , and the manner of death , homicide .
Based on the evidence , medical reports , and autopsy report , and Neidy Mendez-Gudine ’ s statements , and the statements provided by the other occupants of the residence , the suspect was the only person with the victim at the time the injuries were inflicted upon him .
A witness ’ statement indicated he thought Mendez threw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , “ This is the second horrific incident in a matter of weeks where an adult has killed a baby for whom he or she has been charged with caring .
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families who are suffering these unthinkable losses .
We will do everything in our power to ensure this suspect is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law , and that she never has access to children again .
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On January 15, 2020, Polk County detectives arrested 35-year-old Neidy Mendez-Gudine of Davenport for one count aggravated child abuse and one count manslaughter in the death of a 13-month-old baby.
According to the affidavit, on Friday, January 10, 2020, deputies and PCFR personnel responded to a Davenport residence in response to an unresponsive 13-month-old boy who was reported by Mendez as “choking and not breathing.” She told the first responders that she placed the baby on her bed in her bedroom and left the room to care for other children. Approximately 15 minutes later she went to check on him and found him laying on the floor unresponsive. The baby was airlifted to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando with skull fractures and subdural hemorrhaging. He was declared brain dead and succumbed to his injuries on January 11, 2020.
Doctors at the hospital verified that the baby’s injuries were traumatic and not consistent with falling off a bed or falling down. Dr. Vera Volnikh performed an autopsy on the baby, during which she noted subdural hemorrhaging at the top of his skull and spine, and in his neck muscles, consistent with being shaken. He also had two fractures on his skull. His cause of death was ruled head trauma, and the manner of death, homicide.
Based on the evidence, medical reports, and autopsy report, and Neidy Mendez-Gudine’s statements, and the statements provided by the other occupants of the residence, the suspect was the only person with the victim at the time the injuries were inflicted upon him. A witness’ statement indicated he thought Mendez threw the victim.
Sheriff Grady Judd said, “This is the second horrific incident in a matter of weeks where an adult has killed a baby for whom he or she has been charged with caring. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families who are suffering these unthinkable losses. We will do everything in our power to ensure this suspect is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, and that she never has access to children again.”
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breaking911--2020-01-20--Man Named ‘Sexy Vegan’ Convicted of Disturbing Peace After Alleged Dog Sex Assault Posted on Social

Man Named ‘Sexy Vegan’ Convicted of Disturbing Peace After Alleged Dog Sex Assault Posted on Social Media

CALIFORNIA — A 37-year-old man entered a no contest plea today in connection to a video he posted with a dog , the Los Angeles County District Attorney ’ s Office announced .
Sexy Vegan , aka Hansel DeBartolo III , of West Hollywood entered the plea to one misdemeanor count of disturbing the peace .
Deputy District Attorney Bradley Lieberman said Vegan was immediately sentenced to two years of summary probation , 100 hours of community service and 52 weeks of a sexual offender program .
In addition , DeBartolo ’ s dogs which were previously seized will not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from owning any new animals during his probationary period .
On Sept. 5 , 2019 , Vegan posted a video on a social media account depicting a pit bull licking his rear end , the prosecutor said .
According to KTLA , Vegan has twice appeared on “ Dr .
Phil , ” where family members complained of unusual behavior such as publicly dancing in little clothing , carrying a full-length mirror around in public and troubles with the law .
The case was investigated by the Los Angeles County Sherriff ’ s @ @

CALIFORNIA — A 37-year-old man entered a no contest plea today in connection to a video he posted with a dog, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.
Sexy Vegan, aka Hansel DeBartolo III, of West Hollywood entered the plea to one misdemeanor count of disturbing the peace.
Deputy District Attorney Bradley Lieberman said Vegan was immediately sentenced to two years of summary probation, 100 hours of community service and 52 weeks of a sexual offender program.
In addition, DeBartolo’s dogs which were previously seized will not be returned and he will be prohibited from owning any new animals during his probationary period.
On Sept. 5, 2019, Vegan posted a video on a social media account depicting a pit bull licking his rear end, the prosecutor said.
According to KTLA, Vegan has twice appeared on “Dr. Phil,” where family members complained of unusual behavior such as publicly dancing in little clothing, carrying a full-length mirror around in public and troubles with the law.
The case was investigated by the Los Angeles County Sherriff’s Department.
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breaking911--2020-01-21--Woman Arrested After 18-Year-Old Missing Woman’s Body Found In Plastic Bin In Philadelphia Basement

The District Attorney in Philadelphia announced charges against a female suspect in the probe into the death of 18-year-old Erin @ @ @ @ @ body was found in a South Philadelphia basement last week during a human trafficking investigation @ @ @ @ @ was in a plastic bin and there was a strong odor in the home due @ @ @ @ @ The suspect , Maddison Leidy , was charged with abuse of a corpse , tampering @ @ @ @ @ investigators .
Police said other suspects were being questioned and additional charges are likely .
@ @ @ @ @ discovery , cops said there were no signs of trauma to Schweikert ’ s body.—A @ @ @ @ @ yet been determined .
She was reported missing on Sept. 27 , 2019

The District Attorney in Philadelphia announced charges against a female suspect in the probe into the death of 18-year-old Erin Schweikert.
Schweikert’s body was found in a South Philadelphia basement last week during a human trafficking investigation. Reports say the body was in a plastic bin and there was a strong odor in the home due to the decomposing body.
The suspect, Maddison Leidy, was charged with abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence and lying to investigators. Police said other suspects were being questioned and additional charges are likely.
At the time of the discovery, cops said there were no signs of trauma to Schweikert’s body.—A cause of death has not yet been determined.
She was reported missing on Sept. 27, 2019
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breaking911--2020-01-21--RAW VIDEO: Store Owner Goes BERSERK On The San Diego Media After Being Accused Of Lewd Acts In Publi

RAW VIDEO: Store Owner Goes BERSERK On The San Diego Media After Being Accused Of Lewd Acts In Public

CALIFORNIA — A La Mesa businessman was arrested by police after violently attacking a number of reporters and photographers outside @ @ @ @ @ He is also being investigated for lewd public acts at the store .

CALIFORNIA — A La Mesa businessman was arrested by police after violently attacking a number of reporters and photographers outside his store Monday afternoon. He is also being investigated for lewd public acts at the store.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSBG2TJUXfo
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breaking911--2020-01-21--First US Case Of Deadly Wuhan Coronavirus Confirmed By CDC

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) today confirmed the first case of 2019 Novel Coronavirus ( 2019-nCoV ) in the United States in the state of Washington .
The patient recently returned from Wuhan , China , where an outbreak of pneumonia caused by this novel coronavirus has been ongoing since December 2019 .
While originally thought to be spreading from animal-to-person , there are growing indications that limited person-to-person spread is happening .
It ’ s unclear how easily this virus is spreading between people .
The patient from Washington with confirmed 2019-nCoV infection returned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ January 15 , 2020 .
The patient sought care at a medical facility in the state of Washington , where the patient was treated for the illness .
Based on the patient ’ s travel history and symptoms , healthcare professionals suspected this new coronavirus .
A clinical specimen was collected and sent to CDC overnight , where laboratory testing yesterday confirmed the diagnosis via CDC ’ s Real time Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction ( rRT-PCR ) test .
CDC has been proactively preparing for the introduction of 2019-nCoV in the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alerting clinicians on January 8 , 2020 , to be on the look-out for patients with respiratory symptoms and a history of travel to Wuhan , China .
• Developing guidance for clinicians for testing and management of 2019-nCoV , as well as guidance for home care of patients with 2019-nCoV .
• Developing a diagnostic test to detect this virus in clinical specimens , accelerating the time it takes to detect infection .
Currently , testing for this virus must take place at CDC , but in the coming days and weeks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ domestic and international partners • On January 17 , 2020 , CDC began implementing public health entry screening at San Francisco ( SFO ) , New York ( JFK ) , and Los Angeles ( LAX ) airports .
This week CDC will add entry health screening at two more airports – Atlanta ( ATL ) and Chicago ( ORD ) .
• CDC has activated its Emergency Operations Center to better provide ongoing support to the 2019-nCoV response .
A CDC team has been deployed to support the ongoing investigation in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ close contacts to determine if anyone else has become ill. Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses , some causing respiratory illness in people and others circulating among animals including camels , cats and bats .
Rarely , animal coronaviruses can evolve and infect people and then spread between people , such as has been seen with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome ( SARS ) and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome ( MERS ) .
When person-to-person spread has occurred with SARS and MERS , it is thought to happen via respiratory droplets with close @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other respiratory pathogens spread .
The situation with regard to 2019-nCoV is still unclear .
While severe illness , including illness resulting in several deaths , has been reported in China , other patients have had milder illness and been discharged .
Symptoms associated with this virus have included fever , cough and trouble breathing .
The confirmation that some limited person-to-person spread with this virus is occurring in Asia raises the level of concern about this virus , but CDC continues to believe the risk of 2019-nCoV to the American public at @ @ @ @ @ @ @

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) today confirmed the first case of 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) in the United States in the state of Washington. The patient recently returned from Wuhan, China, where an outbreak of pneumonia caused by this novel coronavirus has been ongoing since December 2019. While originally thought to be spreading from animal-to-person, there are growing indications that limited person-to-person spread is happening. It’s unclear how easily this virus is spreading between people.
BREAKING: The CDC has confirmed the first case of Coronavirus in the United States after a traveller from China was diagnosed in Seattle in Washington state – SKY — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) January 21, 2020
The patient from Washington with confirmed 2019-nCoV infection returned to the United States from Wuhan on January 15, 2020. The patient sought care at a medical facility in the state of Washington, where the patient was treated for the illness. Based on the patient’s travel history and symptoms, healthcare professionals suspected this new coronavirus. A clinical specimen was collected and sent to CDC overnight, where laboratory testing yesterday confirmed the diagnosis via CDC’s Real time Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (rRT-PCR) test.
CDC has been proactively preparing for the introduction of 2019-nCoV in the United States for weeks, including:
First alerting clinicians on January 8, 2020, to be on the look-out for patients with respiratory symptoms and a history of travel to Wuhan, China.
Developing guidance for clinicians for testing and management of 2019-nCoV, as well as guidance for home care of patients with 2019-nCoV.
Developing a diagnostic test to detect this virus in clinical specimens, accelerating the time it takes to detect infection. Currently, testing for this virus must take place at CDC, but in the coming days and weeks, CDC will share these tests with domestic and international partners
On January 17, 2020, CDC began implementing public health entry screening at San Francisco (SFO), New York (JFK), and Los Angeles (LAX) airports. This week CDC will add entry health screening at two more airports – Atlanta (ATL) and Chicago (ORD).
CDC has activated its Emergency Operations Center to better provide ongoing support to the 2019-nCoV response.
A CDC team has been deployed to support the ongoing investigation in the state of Washington, including potentially tracing close contacts to determine if anyone else has become ill.
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses, some causing respiratory illness in people and others circulating among animals including camels, cats and bats. Rarely, animal coronaviruses can evolve and infect people and then spread between people, such as has been seen with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS). When person-to-person spread has occurred with SARS and MERS, it is thought to happen via respiratory droplets with close contacts, similar to how influenza and other respiratory pathogens spread. The situation with regard to 2019-nCoV is still unclear. While severe illness, including illness resulting in several deaths, has been reported in China, other patients have had milder illness and been discharged. Symptoms associated with this virus have included fever, cough and trouble breathing. The confirmation that some limited person-to-person spread with this virus is occurring in Asia raises the level of concern about this virus, but CDC continues to believe the risk of 2019-nCoV to the American public at large remains low at this time.
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breaking911--2020-01-21--Dad Kills Coyote With His Bare Hands After It Attacked His Child In New Hampshire

The man said he was hiking with his family on a trail when the coyote grabbed his son ’ s @ @ @ @ @ the ground .

The man said he was hiking with his family on a trail when the coyote grabbed his son’s coat and dragged him to the ground.
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breaking911--2020-01-21--Florida Ex-Mayor Gets 4+ Years In Prison For Charity Fraud

PENSACOLA , FLORIDA – Guyland W. Thompson , a former mayor of Milton , Florida , and ex-executive director of the United Way of Santa Rose County , today was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and tax evasion .
Thompson , 65 , of Milton , was ordered to forfeit $ 221,868.28 seized from his bank accounts and pay an additional money judgment of $ 430,132.33 .
Restitution will be decided at a later hearing .
The sentence was announced today by Lawrence Keefe , United States Attorney for the Northern District @ @ @ @ @ @ @ May to 20 counts of wire fraud and three counts of tax evasion stemming from his embezzlement of funds from United Way of Santa Rosa County while he ran the organization .
Between at least 2011 and 2018 , Thompson embezzled over $ 650,000 from the charity .
He used his position and access to the charity ’ s records and bank accounts to steal money from the charity for years by conducting a series of complicated financial transactions to cover his tracks .
He also made false representations to board members , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Way Worldwide to keep his fraud undetected for so long .
Thompson then failed to report to the Internal Revenue Service the extra income from his embezzlement scheme .
“ These crimes affected not only an outstanding charitable organization , but also the many individuals who depended on multiple nonprofits to help them deal with day-to-day challenges .
This defendant violated the trust of all these innocent victims , and this sentence reflects the harm he did to so many , ” U.S. Attorney Keefe said .
As a result of Thompson ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rosa County lost its charter with the international organization and was forced to close .
The restitution Thompson was ordered to pay will be divided between United Way of Santa Rosa County and 15 local charities that previously had been supported by it .

PENSACOLA, FLORIDA – Guyland W. Thompson, a former mayor of Milton, Florida, and ex-executive director of the United Way of Santa Rose County, today was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and tax evasion. Thompson, 65, of Milton, was ordered to forfeit $221,868.28 seized from his bank accounts and pay an additional money judgment of $430,132.33. Restitution will be decided at a later hearing. The sentence was announced today by Lawrence Keefe, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Florida.
Thompson pled guilty last May to 20 counts of wire fraud and three counts of tax evasion stemming from his embezzlement of funds from United Way of Santa Rosa County while he ran the organization. Between at least 2011 and 2018, Thompson embezzled over $650,000 from the charity. He used his position and access to the charity’s records and bank accounts to steal money from the charity for years by conducting a series of complicated financial transactions to cover his tracks. He also made false representations to board members, employees, bank tellers, and United Way Worldwide to keep his fraud undetected for so long. Thompson then failed to report to the Internal Revenue Service the extra income from his embezzlement scheme.
“These crimes affected not only an outstanding charitable organization, but also the many individuals who depended on multiple nonprofits to help them deal with day-to-day challenges. This defendant violated the trust of all these innocent victims, and this sentence reflects the harm he did to so many,” U.S. Attorney Keefe said.
As a result of Thompson’s crimes, United Way of Santa Rosa County lost its charter with the international organization and was forced to close. The restitution Thompson was ordered to pay will be divided between United Way of Santa Rosa County and 15 local charities that previously had been supported by it.
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breaking911--2020-01-21--WATCH: Survivor of Golden State Killer Still Remembers Horrific Attack

One of the alleged surviving victims of the man authorities say is the Golden State Killer is speaking out about @ @ @ @ @ haunts him .
“ I can see him standing in my bedroom clear as day @ @ @ @ @ Inside Edition .
“ I will never forget it .
I ’ ve seen that @ @ @ @ @ 42 years .
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One of the alleged surviving victims of the man authorities say is the Golden State Killer is speaking out about the nightmare he says still haunts him. “I can see him standing in my bedroom clear as day,” Victor Hayes told Inside Edition. “I will never forget it. I’ve seen that vision almost every day for 42 years.”
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breaking911--2020-01-21--LIVESTREAM: Senate Impeachment Trial of President Trump

The impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump begins Tuesday , Jan. 21 as Chief Justice of the United States @ @ @ @ @ U.S. Senate .
Sessions are expected to begin at 1 p.m .
ET and run @ @ @ @ @

The impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump begins Tuesday, Jan. 21 as Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts presides over the U.S. Senate. Sessions are expected to begin at 1 p.m. ET and run into the early evening.
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breaking911--2020-01-21--Florida Woman Charged With Murder In Death Of Her Boyfriend During Wild Crime-Spree

POLK COUNTY , FL — On Thursday , January 16 , 2020 , PCSO detectives charged 36-year-old April Thompson with felony second degree murder ( F-1 ) , 2 counts armed robbery ( F-Capital ) , and armed burglary ( F-1 ) , after a crime spree that began in Plant City and ended in Polk County .
Her boyfriend was fatally shot during the crime spree by a PCSO deputy sheriff and she is being charged with the murder , per Florida State Statute .
According to her affidavit , around 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday , January 15 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the city of Plant City that a white male and white female suspect , both with warrants , fled from the scene of an armed carjacking in a stolen silver Toyota Tacoma .
The BOLO contained information that the suspects were armed and dangerous , and fled Plant City after running over a Plant City Police Officer .
The female suspect had also been shot by a Plant City Police Officer while the truck she was in with her boyfriend was fleeing , after his fellow officer was critically injured by them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspects committed a second carjacking north of Plant City , in the unincorporated area , and were then in a blue Toyota truck .
At 1:40 p.m. , a PCSO Deputy Sheriff who was in the Bailey Road area searching for the suspects , encountered both suspects in another stolen vehicle , a black Volkswagen , within a trailer park on Bailey Place , just off of Bailey Road in the Willow Oak ( Mulberry ) area .
The male suspect pointed a gun at one of the victims and demanded their keys @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrival .
While attempting to place the female suspect under arrest – 36-year-old April Thompson ( DOB 4/14/83 ) – as she was sitting in the backseat of the car , the male suspect – 31-year-old Aaron Phillips ( DOB 5/20/88 ) – refused the deputy ’ s commands to stop , grabbed the victim ’ s car keys , and got into the car in an attempt to escape .
The deputy went around to the driver ’ s side and struggled with Phillips , at which time he heard a female @ @ @ @ @ @ @ got a gun !
” several times , and observed the suspect reach down towards the floorboard .
Deputy Sheriff Andre Jackson , in fear for his life , shot Phillips several times , and Phillips died at the scene .
April Thompson , who was in the backseat of the stolen vehicle , was also shot one time in the stomach .
She was taken to a local hospital to be treated for her two gunshot wounds ( one to the leg by Plant City P.D .
and one to the stomach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stable condition , and is being held on her multiple felony charges until she is physically booked into the Polk County Jail .
The handgun recovered from the floorboard was a loaded .45 caliber Sig Sauer .
Both of the suspects already had out-of-county warrants for their arrests before their multi-jurisdiction crime spree began .
Aaron Phillips had Hillsborough ( PCPD ) warrants for armed false imprisonment , kidnapping , possession of a firearm by a convicted felon , and grand theft .
He just got out of state prison after having served @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thompson had a Polk County warrant for VOP ( grand theft and burglary ) , and a Hillsborough warrant for VOP ( dangerous drugs ) .

POLK COUNTY, FL — On Thursday, January 16, 2020, PCSO detectives charged 36-year-old April Thompson with felony second degree murder (F-1), 2 counts armed robbery (F-Capital), and armed burglary (F-1), after a crime spree that began in Plant City and ended in Polk County. Her boyfriend was fatally shot during the crime spree by a PCSO deputy sheriff and she is being charged with the murder, per Florida State Statute.
According to her affidavit, around 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 15, 2020, PCSO received a BOLO out of the city of Plant City that a white male and white female suspect, both with warrants, fled from the scene of an armed carjacking in a stolen silver Toyota Tacoma. The BOLO contained information that the suspects were armed and dangerous, and fled Plant City after running over a Plant City Police Officer. The female suspect had also been shot by a Plant City Police Officer while the truck she was in with her boyfriend was fleeing, after his fellow officer was critically injured by them.
Further information was received that the suspects committed a second carjacking north of Plant City, in the unincorporated area, and were then in a blue Toyota truck.
At 1:40 p.m., a PCSO Deputy Sheriff who was in the Bailey Road area searching for the suspects, encountered both suspects in another stolen vehicle, a black Volkswagen, within a trailer park on Bailey Place, just off of Bailey Road in the Willow Oak (Mulberry) area. The male suspect pointed a gun at one of the victims and demanded their keys just prior to the deputy’s arrival.
While attempting to place the female suspect under arrest – 36-year-old April Thompson (DOB 4/14/83) – as she was sitting in the backseat of the car, the male suspect – 31-year-old Aaron Phillips (DOB 5/20/88) – refused the deputy’s commands to stop, grabbed the victim’s car keys, and got into the car in an attempt to escape.
The deputy went around to the driver’s side and struggled with Phillips, at which time he heard a female voice scream, “He’s got a gun!” several times, and observed the suspect reach down towards the floorboard. Deputy Sheriff Andre Jackson, in fear for his life, shot Phillips several times, and Phillips died at the scene.
April Thompson, who was in the backseat of the stolen vehicle, was also shot one time in the stomach.
She was taken to a local hospital to be treated for her two gunshot wounds (one to the leg by Plant City P.D. and one to the stomach by PCSO). She is in stable condition, and is being held on her multiple felony charges until she is physically booked into the Polk County Jail.
The handgun recovered from the floorboard was a loaded .45 caliber Sig Sauer.
Both of the suspects already had out-of-county warrants for their arrests before their multi-jurisdiction crime spree began. Aaron Phillips had Hillsborough (PCPD) warrants for armed false imprisonment, kidnapping, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and grand theft. He just got out of state prison after having served 3 years and 10 months. April Thompson had a Polk County warrant for VOP (grand theft and burglary), and a Hillsborough warrant for VOP (dangerous drugs).
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breaking911--2020-01-22--Active Shooter Reported at Mall on Vegas Strip; Cops Report ‘Multiple’ Victims

NEVADA — Las Vegas police were responding to a shooting at a shopping mall on the Vegas Strip Tuesday evening @ @ @ @ @ at Fashion Show Mall—3200 S Las Vegas Blvd .
The building was placed on lockdown @ @ @ @ @ two victims .
According to KLAS , the gunfire broke out when a group of @ @ @ @ @ .
The suspected gunman fled the area and has not been apprehended .
Residents are @ @ @ @ @ as law enforcement clears the mall .
The famed Las Vegas Strip was partially shut @ @ @ @ @ .
This is a developing story : We ’ ll give updates on the situation @ @ @ @ @

NEVADA — Las Vegas police were responding to a shooting at a shopping mall on the Vegas Strip Tuesday evening.
The scene was unfolding at Fashion Show Mall—3200 S Las Vegas Blvd. The building was placed on lockdown.
Police report at least two victims. According to KLAS, the gunfire broke out when a group of juveniles got into an argument. The suspected gunman fled the area and has not been apprehended.
Residents are asked to avoid the area as law enforcement clears the mall. The famed Las Vegas Strip was partially shut down due to the investigation.
BREAKING: Multiple Victims Reported In Shooting at Shopping Mall On Las Vegas Strip Story To Follow…. pic.twitter.com/Hf5AYK4FwP — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) January 22, 2020
#BREAKING .@LVMPD is working a shooting at Fashion Show Mall involving multiple victims according to Metro sources. No suspect info at the moment. Police are locking down the area #8NN pic.twitter.com/pHuDnrbGeK — Cristen Drummond (@CristenDrummond) January 22, 2020
Per Police sources: Those involved are believed to be juveniles. This all started as a fight. One of the juveniles reportedly started to shoot into a crowd. pic.twitter.com/VZEaVj6LRf — Shakala Alvaranga (@SMAlvaranga) January 22, 2020
The LVMPD is investigating a shooting that occurred at the Fashion Show Mall and two persons are reported injured. Officers are on scene and clearing the area. Preliminary information indicates the suspects fled after the shooting before police arrived. pic.twitter.com/PyGUeBIRw2 — LVMPD (@LVMPD) January 22, 2020
FASHION SHOW MALL, LAS VEGAS: – At Least 2 People Shot
– Cops Creating Perimeter
– Gunman at Large
– Massive Police Response MORE >> https://t.co/bD9bai2lr1 pic.twitter.com/WGh03tz3jP — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) January 22, 2020
Luis works at Shoe Palace inside the Fashion Show Mall. He told me he saw people running and screaming – his manager told him there was a shooting. @FOX5Vegas pic.twitter.com/PogU8SyvPN — Kyla Galer (@kylagaler) January 22, 2020
BREAKING NEWS: Shooting at Fashion Show Mall has shutdown all traffic on and around Las Vegas Blvd. Avoid the Area. @News3LV pic.twitter.com/KDdF0Qzq3W — Gabby Hart (@GabbyNews3LV) January 22, 2020
This is a developing story: We’ll give updates on the situation as we learn more.
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breaking911--2020-01-22--Border Patrol Agents In Texas Nab Previously Deported MS-13 Gang Member

UVALDE , Texas – U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Uvalde Station arrested a member of the Mara Salvatrucha @ @ @ @ @ 19 .
“ Yet another MS-13 gang member was arrested in our area of responsibility @ @ @ @ @ Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz , “ I commend our agents ’ dedication @ @ @ @ @ s borders , and keeping these criminals out of our communities.
” A 23-year-old Mexican @ @ @ @ @ shortly after making illegal entry and was later confirmed as a member of the MS-13 @ @ @ @ @ is a violent transnational criminal organization , operating in many parts of the United States @ @ @ @ @ immigration history , with more than 10 arrests .
His prior order of removal will @ @ @ @ @ felony prosecution under 8 USC § 1326 – Reentry after Deportation , which carries a @ @ @ @ @ in prison .
Since October , Del Rio Sector has arrested over a dozen gang @ @ @ @ @ the United States .

UVALDE, Texas – U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Uvalde Station arrested a member of the Mara Salvatrucha, MS-13 gang, Jan. 19.
“Yet another MS-13 gang member was arrested in our area of responsibility,” said Del Rio Sector Chief Patrol Agent Raul L. Ortiz, “I commend our agents’ dedication to protecting our nation’s borders, and keeping these criminals out of our communities.”
A 23-year-old Mexican male from Michoacan was arrested shortly after making illegal entry and was later confirmed as a member of the MS-13 gang. The MS-13 gang is a violent transnational criminal organization, operating in many parts of the United States. He has an extensive immigration history, with more than 10 arrests.
His prior order of removal will be reinstated and he faces felony prosecution under 8 USC § 1326 – Reentry after Deportation, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
Since October, Del Rio Sector has arrested over a dozen gang members attempting to illegally enter the United States.
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breaking911--2020-01-22--SHERIFF: 1 Dead, 3 Wounded In In Bakersfield, Calif. Stabbing

BAKERSFIELD , Calif. — The Kern County Sheriff ’ s Office was called to a stabbing that occurred in the @ @ @ @ @ Drive Tuesday .
Deputies say one person was killed and there are three additional victims @ @ @ @ @ stabbing .
“ This is a very active scene , ” Deputies wrote in a @ @ @ @ @ ask the public to avoid the area.
” Anyone with information is asked to call @ @ @ @ @ other information was immediately available .

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — The Kern County Sheriff’s Office was called to a stabbing that occurred in the area of Foothill and Morning Drive Tuesday.
Deputies say one person was killed and there are three additional victims that were injured in the stabbing.
“This is a very active scene,” Deputies wrote in a news release. “We ask the public to avoid the area.”
Anyone with information is asked to call KCSO at 661-861-3110.
No other information was immediately available.
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breaking911--2020-01-23--Multiple People Shot In Downtown Seattle, Casualties Reported

WASHINGTON STATE — At least six people were wounded , 1 fatally , in a shooting in downtown Seattle Wednesday @ @ @ @ @ also reported as critically wounded .
A child is reportedly among the victims .
According @ @ @ @ @ gunfire broke out around 5 p.m. local time near Third Avenue and Pine Street–next to @ @ @ @ @ McDonald ’ s .
Dozens of police units and ambulances responded to the area .
@ @ @ @ @ on scene combing through surveillance video in attempts to identify the shooter .
“ We @ @ @ @ @ scene , ” Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best said .
“ This is not an @ @ @ @ @ , but we are collecting evidence and information.
” It was unclear what led up @ @ @ @ @ motive for the crime is unknown .
“ We heard what sounded like a bunch @ @ @ @ @ just 30-40 shots , just ‘ Bam-bam-bam-bam-bam !
’ ” a witness told KOMO .
@ @ @ @ @ up the sidewalk toward the McDonalds and hiding around the corner .
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WASHINGTON STATE — At least six people were wounded, 1 fatally, in a shooting in downtown Seattle Wednesday evening. Five others were also reported as critically wounded. A child is reportedly among the victims.
The gunman remains at large.
According to local media, the gunfire broke out around 5 p.m. local time near Third Avenue and Pine Street–next to a Macy’s and McDonald’s. Dozens of police units and ambulances responded to the area.
Homicide and gang investigators were on scene combing through surveillance video in attempts to identify the shooter.
“We’ve locked down the scene,” Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best said. “This is not an active shooting at this point, but we are collecting evidence and information.”
It was unclear what led up to the shooting. A motive for the crime is unknown.
“We heard what sounded like a bunch of automatic weapon fire — just 30-40 shots, just ‘Bam-bam-bam-bam-bam!’ ” a witness told KOMO. “We saw people running up the sidewalk toward the McDonalds and hiding around the corner.”
Seattle PD out in full force… pic.twitter.com/gzhnod4vTE — Alan Barr (@think3r202) January 23, 2020
Officers investigating shooting near 4th and Pine. Multiple victims. The suspect has fled, and police are searching for him. Officers and medics are providing first aid to the injured. Additional information to come. — Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) January 23, 2020
BREAKING NEWSZ Heard the sound of gunfire during my 5p live shot about a shooting in Belltown— ran down to 3rd and Pine. Multiple victims. @KIRO7Seattle pic.twitter.com/G6Ff5RCRjB — Michael Spears (@MichaelKIRO7) January 23, 2020
BREAKING NEWS: Can see medics working on 2 people outside McDonald’s, 1 man on the sidewalk with bullet to his leg outside Macy’s, and officers are speaking to another person down on the ground inside Victrola (inside Macy’s building). @KIRO7Seattle pic.twitter.com/ue3T61WuqM — Michael Spears (@MichaelKIRO7) January 23, 2020
Detectives are investigating after six people were wounded by gunfire, one fatally, at 3rd and Pine. The suspect(s) fled the scene. If you have information about this incident, please call our tip line at (206) 233-5000 — Seattle Police Dept. (@SeattlePD) January 23, 2020
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breaking911--2020-01-23--“I WANT TO BEHEAD.” NYC Man Admits To Attempting To Join Terror Group

Jesus Wilfredo Encarnacion , a/k/a “ Jihadistsoldgier , ” “ Jihadinhear , ” “ Jihadinheart , ” “ Lionofthegood , ” pled guilty to attempting to provide material support to Lashkar e-Tayyiba ( “ LeT ” ) , a Pakistan-based designated foreign terrorist organization responsible for multiple high-profile attacks , including the infamous Mumbai attacks in November 2008 .
Encarnacion pled guilty today before United States District Judge Ronnie Abrams .
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said : “ As he admitted today , Jesus Encarnacion plotted to travel abroad to join and train with the terrorist organization Lashkar @ @ @ @ @ @ @ jihadist murder of innocent civilians , and to carry out shootings , bombings , and beheadings on their behalf .
Thanks to the excellent work of the FBI and the NYPD , Encarnacion was intercepted before his deadly plot could take flight , and he now awaits sentencing for his crime.
” According to the criminal Complaint , Indictment , and other documents filed in the case , as well as statements made during the plea proceeding : In November 2018 , Encarnacion expressed his desire to join a terrorist group in an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another individual ( “ CC-1 ” ) .
CC-1 introduced Encarnacion to an individual who , unbeknownst to CC-1 or Encarnacion , was in fact an undercover FBI employee ( “ UC-1 ” ) .
Encarnacion repeatedly expressed , in the course of recorded communications through a social media service with CC-1 and through an encrypted messaging service with UC-1 , his allegiance to and support for LeT , which , since approximately 2001 , has been designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization by both the United States Secretary of State and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ months , Encarnacion discussed his desire and plans to join LeT overseas so that he could receive training and participate in violent acts of terrorism .
For example , Encarnacion told UC-1 that he was “ ready to kill and die in the name of Allah ” and sought UC-1 ’ s assistance to help Encarnacion travel abroad to serve as an “ executioner ” for LeT , stating , “ I want to execute .
I want to behead .
Shoot.
” Encarnacion further stated that he aspired to commit terrorist attacks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) in the United States , but lacked “ guidance ” and “ guns ” to do so .
By early 2019 , Encarnacion and UC-1 agreed on a plan that Encarnacion believed would allow him to join LeT in Pakistan .
Encarnacion told UC-1 that he had made arrangements to travel to a particular city in Europe ( the “ European City ” ) , as the first step in traveling to Pakistan to join LeT .
Encarnacion purchased an airline ticket for a flight scheduled to depart on February 7 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Airport ( “ JFK Airport ” ) to the European City .
On February 7 , 2019 , Encarnacion traveled to JFK Airport , where he was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation ( “ FBI ” ) after he attempted to board that flight .
Encarnacion , 30 , of New York , New York , pled guilty to one count of attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization , which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison .

Jesus Wilfredo Encarnacion, a/k/a “Jihadistsoldgier,” “Jihadinhear,” “Jihadinheart,” “Lionofthegood,” pled guilty to attempting to provide material support to Lashkar e-Tayyiba (“LeT”), a Pakistan-based designated foreign terrorist organization responsible for multiple high-profile attacks, including the infamous Mumbai attacks in November 2008. Encarnacion pled guilty today before United States District Judge Ronnie Abrams.
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said: “As he admitted today, Jesus Encarnacion plotted to travel abroad to join and train with the terrorist organization Lashkar e-Tayyiba, infamous worldwide for their brutal jihadist murder of innocent civilians, and to carry out shootings, bombings, and beheadings on their behalf. Thanks to the excellent work of the FBI and the NYPD, Encarnacion was intercepted before his deadly plot could take flight, and he now awaits sentencing for his crime.”
According to the criminal Complaint, Indictment, and other documents filed in the case, as well as statements made during the plea proceeding:
In November 2018, Encarnacion expressed his desire to join a terrorist group in an online group chat, where he met another individual (“CC-1”). CC-1 introduced Encarnacion to an individual who, unbeknownst to CC-1 or Encarnacion , was in fact an undercover FBI employee (“UC-1”). Encarnacion repeatedly expressed, in the course of recorded communications through a social media service with CC-1 and through an encrypted messaging service with UC-1, his allegiance to and support for LeT, which, since approximately 2001, has been designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization by both the United States Secretary of State and the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Over several months, Encarnacion discussed his desire and plans to join LeT overseas so that he could receive training and participate in violent acts of terrorism. For example, Encarnacion told UC-1 that he was “ready to kill and die in the name of Allah” and sought UC-1’s assistance to help Encarnacion travel abroad to serve as an “executioner” for LeT, stating, “I want to execute. I want to behead. Shoot.” Encarnacion further stated that he aspired to commit terrorist attacks (“a bombing and shooting”) in the United States, but lacked “guidance” and “guns” to do so.
By early 2019, Encarnacion and UC-1 agreed on a plan that Encarnacion believed would allow him to join LeT in Pakistan. Encarnacion told UC-1 that he had made arrangements to travel to a particular city in Europe (the “European City”), as the first step in traveling to Pakistan to join LeT. Encarnacion purchased an airline ticket for a flight scheduled to depart on February 7, 2019, from John F. Kennedy International Airport (“JFK Airport”) to the European City. On February 7, 2019, Encarnacion traveled to JFK Airport, where he was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”) after he attempted to board that flight.
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Encarnacion, 30, of New York, New York, pled guilty to one count of attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
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