breaking911--2020-11-02--Mass. Governor Announces Stay-at-Home Advisory, Mask Order, Restaurant Curfew

BOSTON — Today , the Baker-Polito Administration announced a series of targeted measures to disrupt the increasing trend of new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations .
Governor Charlie Baker announced these changes at a time where public health data has indicated that cases are rising , with cases up by 278 % and hospitalizations up by 145 % since Labor Day .
These measures are meant to disrupt rising trends now , so the Commonwealth can keep the economy and schools open for residents and to prevent the need to roll back to Phase I or Phase II of the reopening @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be effective Friday , November 6th at 12:01 AM .
Stay At Home Advisory : The Administration issued a revised Stay At Home Advisory to ensure residents avoid unnecessary activities that can lead to increased COVID-19 transmission .
The revised Stay At Home Advisory instructs residents to stay home between 10 PM and 5 AM .
The Advisory allows for activities such as going to work , running critical errands to get groceries and address health needs , and taking a walk .
Click here to read the revised Stay At Home Advisory @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Activities : Governor Baker issued a new executive order that requires the early closure of certain businesses and activities each night at 9:30 PM .
The 9:30 PM closure requirement is aligned with the Stay At Home Advisory and together the two new initiatives are designed to further limit activities that could lead to COVID-19 transmission .
Effective November 6 , the following businesses and activities must close to the public each day between the hours of 9:30 PM and 5:00 AM .
• Restaurants ( in-person dining must cease at 9:30 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continue for food and non-alcoholic beverages , but not alcohol ) • Liquor stores and other retail establishments that sell alcohol must cease alcohol sales at 9:30 PM ( but may continue to sell other products ) • Adult-use marijuana sales must cease at 9:30 PM ( not including medical marijuana ) • Close contact personal services ( such as hair and nail salons ) Click here to read the new executive order ( including full list of businesses required to close at 9:30 PM ) .
Face Covering Order : Governor Baker @ @ @ @ @ @ @ face-coverings .
The revised order requires all persons to wear face-coverings in all public places , even where they are able to maintain 6 feet of distance from others .
The revised order still allows for an exception for residents who can not wear a face-covering due to a medical or disabling condition , but it allows employers to require employees to provide proof of such a condition .
It also allows schools to require that students participating in in-person learning provide proof of such a medical or disabling condition .
Click here @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gatherings Order : Governor Baker also signed an updated order restricting gatherings .
The new gatherings order reduces the gathering size limit for gatherings at private residences : indoor gatherings at private residences are limited to 10 people and outdoor gatherings at private residences are limited to 25 people .
The limit on gatherings held in public spaces and at event venues ( e.g .
wedding venues ) remains the same .
The new order also requires that all gatherings ( regardless of size or location ) must end and disperse by 9:30 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ requires that organizers of gatherings report known positive COVID-19 cases to the local health department in that community and requires organizers to cooperate with contact tracing .
The gatherings order authorizes continued enforcement by local health and police departments and specifies that fines for violating the gathering order will be $ 500 for each person above the limit at a particular gathering .
Click here to read the revised gatherings order .

BOSTON — Today, the Baker-Polito Administration announced a series of targeted measures to disrupt the increasing trend of new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. Governor Charlie Baker announced these changes at a time where public health data has indicated that cases are rising, with cases up by 278% and hospitalizations up by 145% since Labor Day. These measures are meant to disrupt rising trends now, so the Commonwealth can keep the economy and schools open for residents and to prevent the need to roll back to Phase I or Phase II of the reopening plan.
All orders and advisories will be effective Friday, November 6th at 12:01 AM.
New Orders & Advisories:
Stay At Home Advisory: The Administration issued a revised Stay At Home Advisory to ensure residents avoid unnecessary activities that can lead to increased COVID-19 transmission. The revised Stay At Home Advisory instructs residents to stay home between 10 PM and 5 AM. The Advisory allows for activities such as going to work, running critical errands to get groceries and address health needs, and taking a walk.
Click here to read the revised Stay At Home Advisory: www.mass.gov/stayhome.
Early Closure of Businesses and Activities: Governor Baker issued a new executive order that requires the early closure of certain businesses and activities each night at 9:30 PM. The 9:30 PM closure requirement is aligned with the Stay At Home Advisory and together the two new initiatives are designed to further limit activities that could lead to COVID-19 transmission.
Effective November 6, the following businesses and activities must close to the public each day between the hours of 9:30 PM and 5:00 AM.
Restaurants (in-person dining must cease at 9:30 PM, although takeout and delivery may continue for food and non-alcoholic beverages, but not alcohol)
Liquor stores and other retail establishments that sell alcohol must cease alcohol sales at 9:30 PM (but may continue to sell other products)
Adult-use marijuana sales must cease at 9:30 PM (not including medical marijuana)
Indoor & outdoor events
Theaters/movie theaters (including drive-in movie theaters), and performance venues (indoor and outdoor)
Youth and adult amateur sports activities
Golf facilities
Recreational boating and boating businesses
Outdoor recreational experiences
Casinos and horse tracks/simulcast facilities
Driving and flight schools
Zoos, botanical gardens, wildlife reserves, nature centers
Close contact personal services (such as hair and nail salons)
Gyms, Fitness Centers and Health Clubs
Indoor and outdoor pools
Museums/cultural & historical facilities/guided tours
Click here to read the new executive order (including full list of businesses required to close at 9:30 PM).
Face Covering Order: Governor Baker also signed an updated order related to face-coverings. The revised order requires all persons to wear face-coverings in all public places, even where they are able to maintain 6 feet of distance from others. The revised order still allows for an exception for residents who cannot wear a face-covering due to a medical or disabling condition, but it allows employers to require employees to provide proof of such a condition. It also allows schools to require that students participating in in-person learning provide proof of such a medical or disabling condition.
Click here to read the revised face-coverings order.
Gatherings Order: Governor Baker also signed an updated order restricting gatherings. The new gatherings order reduces the gathering size limit for gatherings at private residences: indoor gatherings at private residences are limited to 10 people and outdoor gatherings at private residences are limited to 25 people. The limit on gatherings held in public spaces and at event venues (e.g. wedding venues) remains the same. The new order also requires that all gatherings (regardless of size or location) must end and disperse by 9:30 PM.
The new gatherings order also requires that organizers of gatherings report known positive COVID-19 cases to the local health department in that community and requires organizers to cooperate with contact tracing. The gatherings order authorizes continued enforcement by local health and police departments and specifies that fines for violating the gathering order will be $500 for each person above the limit at a particular gathering.
Click here to read the revised gatherings order.
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breaking911--2020-11-02--Video Shows Horrific Moment Terrorist Opens Fire in Vienna, Austria; Several Dead

AUSTRIA — Multiple victims were reported following a shooting attack and hostage situation in central Vienna Monday night .
At @ @ @ @ @ taken into custody .
Local media says a gunman opened fire near or at a @ @ @ @ @ police response and exchanges of gunfire .
Shortly after , hostages were reportedly taken at @ @ @ @ @ .
Casualties were confirmed but an exact number was not immediately known—Some Austrian news outlets @ @ @ @ @ were killed .
One of the fatalities was a police officer .
Police ordered the @ @ @ @ @ and stay indoors .
Vienna police said the motive for the attack remains under investigation @ @ @ @ @ is being investigated as a terror attack .

AUSTRIA — Multiple victims were reported following a shooting attack and hostage situation in central Vienna Monday night. At least one suspected shooter was taken into custody.
Local media says a gunman opened fire near or at a synagogue, sparking a massive police response and exchanges of gunfire. Shortly after, hostages were reportedly taken at a hotel and Japanese restaurant.
Casualties were confirmed but an exact number was not immediately known—Some Austrian news outlets say up to seven people were killed. One of the fatalities was a police officer.
Videos shows the moment the terrorist opened fire.
Exclusive video of the shooting from the first moments of the attack in Vienna, Austria#Vienna @BittonRosen pic.twitter.com/BDDHIcnTBK — ערוץ 20 (@arutz20) November 2, 2020
These people are not human! We must stop turning our backs and face the enemy! Here it is! #Vienna #Terror #TerroristAttacks pic.twitter.com/i7l3yrPnQk — Alan Fisher (@AlanFisherV2) November 2, 2020
#BREAKING: A suspected terrorist attack is right now unfolding in Austria with reports multiple gunmen have claimed the lives of at least seven people. @benavery9 #9News pic.twitter.com/sK7g4a8nwa — 9News Melbourne (@9NewsMelb) November 2, 2020
Police ordered the public to avoid the area and stay indoors. Vienna police said the motive for the attack remains under investigation. Federal police say it is being investigated as a terror attack.
DEVELOPING STORY
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breaking911--2020-11-02--Ex-Univ. of Michigan Professor Indicted on Sex Charges Involving Minor

DETROIT – A former University of Michigan professor is facing two counts of transporting a minor girl across state lines with the intent to engage in sexual conduct .
Charged was Stephen Shipps , 67 , of Ann Arbor , Michigan .
Shipps was arrested last Thursday .
From 1989 to 2019 , Shipps was employed by the University of Michigan School of Music , Theatre , and Dance as a violin professor .
Shipps was also the director of the Strings Preparatory Program , which offered instruction to young musicians ranging from elementary school through high school-age .
Shipps @ @ @ @ @ @ @ February 2019 .
In addition , Shipps served on the faculties of Indiana University , the North Carolina School of the Arts , the University of Nebraska – Omaha , and the Banff Centre in Canada .
He also taught students at summer music programs in the Czech Republic , Germany , and the United Kingdom .
The indictment alleges that in February and March of 2002 , as well as in June and July of 2002 , Shipps knowingly transported a young girl , who was under 18 years old , across @ @ @ @ @ @ @ engage in sexual activity with her .
“ I ’ m very proud of the work that ICE HSI did to bring this person to justice who appears to have preyed on multiple victims by exploiting his position as their professor .
He breached their trust .
These are the types of cases that ICE gets involved with to protect the public and children in our communities , ” said ICE Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Director Tony H. Pham .
“ Thanks to the bravery of Shipps ’ alleged victims @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this disgraced professor is being held accountable for coercing vulnerable young women into sex , in some cases in the distant past , ” said Vance Callender , HSI special agent in charge of Michigan and Ohio .
“ This case underscores our commitment to pursue sexual predators and bring some measure of justice to the victims.
” “ We are committed to the safety and well-being of the most vulnerable members of our society – our children , ” stated United States Attorney Matthew Schneider .
“ For over 20 years , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ young girls who were gifted musicians .
Shipps met with these young girls both inside and outside of the State of Michigan .
Our determination and commitment to seeking justice for victims has no time limit.
” If convicted of both counts , Shipps faces a statutory maximum penalty of 15 years in federal prison .

DETROIT – A former University of Michigan professor is facing two counts of transporting a minor girl across state lines with the intent to engage in sexual conduct.
Charged was Stephen Shipps, 67, of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Shipps was arrested last Thursday.
From 1989 to 2019, Shipps was employed by the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre, and Dance as a violin professor. Shipps was also the director of the Strings Preparatory Program, which offered instruction to young musicians ranging from elementary school through high school-age. Shipps retired from the University of Michigan in February 2019. In addition, Shipps served on the faculties of Indiana University, the North Carolina School of the Arts, the University of Nebraska – Omaha, and the Banff Centre in Canada. He also taught students at summer music programs in the Czech Republic, Germany, and the United Kingdom.
The indictment alleges that in February and March of 2002, as well as in June and July of 2002, Shipps knowingly transported a young girl, who was under 18 years old, across state lines, and Shipps intended to engage in sexual activity with her.
“I’m very proud of the work that ICE HSI did to bring this person to justice who appears to have preyed on multiple victims by exploiting his position as their professor. He breached their trust. These are the types of cases that ICE gets involved with to protect the public and children in our communities,” said ICE Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Director Tony H. Pham.
“Thanks to the bravery of Shipps’ alleged victims and painstaking investigative work by HSI, this disgraced professor is being held accountable for coercing vulnerable young women into sex, in some cases in the distant past,” said Vance Callender, HSI special agent in charge of Michigan and Ohio. “This case underscores our commitment to pursue sexual predators and bring some measure of justice to the victims.”
“We are committed to the safety and well-being of the most vulnerable members of our society – our children,” stated United States Attorney Matthew Schneider. “For over 20 years, Stephen Shipps had close interactions with many young girls who were gifted musicians. Shipps met with these young girls both inside and outside of the State of Michigan. Our determination and commitment to seeking justice for victims has no time limit.”
If convicted of both counts, Shipps faces a statutory maximum penalty of 15 years in federal prison.
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breaking911--2020-11-03--LIVE: Biden Campaigns With Lady Gaga In Pittsburgh

Watch live coverage as Joe Biden campaigns on the eve of Election Day with Lady Gaga in Pittsburgh , Pa @

Watch live coverage as Joe Biden campaigns on the eve of Election Day with Lady Gaga in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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breaking911--2020-11-03--VIDEO RELEASED: Man Aims Pellet Rifle a Cops, Man Is Shot

RED BLUFF , Calif. — The Red Bluff Police Department ( RBPD ) released video from an officer-involved shooting involving @ @ @ @ @ , 36 , who was armed with a pellet rifle .
Thompson remains in the @ @ @ @ @ injuries .
The following video was released by RBPD .

RED BLUFF, Calif. — The Red Bluff Police Department (RBPD) released video from an officer-involved shooting involving a suspect, Joseph Thompson, 36, who was armed with a pellet rifle.
Thompson remains in the hospital still recovering from his injuries. The following video was released by RBPD.
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breaking911--2020-11-02--WATCH: LAPD Officer Uses Patrol Car Door To Knock Fleeing Suspect off Bicycle!

Los Angeles , California — The Los Angeles Police Department released new information of an incident that occurred on July 7th , 2020 around 1:20 a.m.. Rampart Division patrol officers responded to a radio call of a man with a gun in the area of Clinton Street and Virgil Avenue , the comments of the call indicated that the suspect was on a bicycle and brandished a gun at a passerby .
When officers arrived in the area , they saw the suspect riding a bicycle northbound Vermont Avenue at Melrose Avenue .
That suspect was later identified as thirty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officers attempted to stop Ochoa to conduct a criminal threat investigation , but he failed to stop .
Ochoa traveled northbound on Vermont Avenue to east bound Melrose Avenue and the northbound on Madison Avenue to eastbound Normal Avenue and finally to southbound Virgil Avenue , just south of Melrose Avenue .
Officers ordered Ochoa to stop numerous times , but he failed to do so in an attempt to stop Ochoa , an officer drove next to him and intentionally use the driver door of his police vehicle to push Ochoa , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ground where he was taken into custody without further incident .
Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded to the scene and treated Ochoa for minor abrasions and cleared him for booking .
Ochoa was transported by police vehicle and booked into an LAPD jail facility .
On July 9th , 2020 , the case was presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney ’ s Office who , upon review rejected the felony filing and referred the case to the City Attorney ’ s Office .

Los Angeles, California — The Los Angeles Police Department released new information of an incident that occurred on July 7th, 2020 around 1:20 a.m.. Rampart Division patrol officers responded to a radio call of a man with a gun in the area of Clinton Street and Virgil Avenue, the comments of the call indicated that the suspect was on a bicycle and brandished a gun at a passerby. When officers arrived in the area, they saw the suspect riding a bicycle northbound Vermont Avenue at Melrose Avenue. That suspect was later identified as thirty three year old Yordy Ochoa. The officers attempted to stop Ochoa to conduct a criminal threat investigation, but he failed to stop. Ochoa traveled northbound on Vermont Avenue to east bound Melrose Avenue and the northbound on Madison Avenue to eastbound Normal Avenue and finally to southbound Virgil Avenue, just south of Melrose Avenue.
Officers ordered Ochoa to stop numerous times, but he failed to do so in an attempt to stop Ochoa, an officer drove next to him and intentionally use the driver door of his police vehicle to push Ochoa, which caused Ochoa to fall to the ground where he was taken into custody without further incident.
Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded to the scene and treated Ochoa for minor abrasions and cleared him for booking. Ochoa was transported by police vehicle and booked into an LAPD jail facility. On July 9th, 2020, the case was presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office who, upon review rejected the felony filing and referred the case to the City Attorney’s Office.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--GRAPHIC: Bodycam Video Released In Philly Police Killing of Walter Wallace Jr.

PHILADELPHIA — ( WCAU ) — This video contains graphic violence , harsh language and a man ’ s death @ @ @ @ @ showing two Philadelphia police officer ’ s encounter with Walter Wallace Jr. , a man @ @ @ @ @ Oct. 26 , 2020 were released by the Philadelphia District Attorney ’ s Office in @ @ @ @ @ s Office , Philadelphia police and Wallace ’ s family on Nov. 3 , 2020 @ @ @ @ @ of the body-worn footage released by officials without editing for transparency .
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PHILADELPHIA — (WCAU) — This video contains graphic violence, harsh language and a man’s death. A pair of videos showing two Philadelphia police officer’s encounter with Walter Wallace Jr., a man armed with a knife on Oct. 26, 2020 were released by the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office in conjunction with the Mayor’s Office, Philadelphia police and Wallace’s family on Nov. 3, 2020. We are showing all of the body-worn footage released by officials without editing for transparency. Viewer discretion is advised.
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breaking911--2020-11-04--Cigarette Thief Stabs Store Owner, Customer Inside Maryland 7-Eleven: Police

SILVER SPRING , MD — Officers from the 3rd District have charged Wayne Riley , age 55 , of Washington , D.C. , with the attempted second-degree murder of the owner and a customer of a 7-Eleven convenience store located in Silver Spring .
On November 2 , at approximately 8:17 pm , officers were called to the 7-Eleven located at 8101 Fenton Street for a suspicious situation ; someone had called 911 and stated to send police to the location .
Officers arrived at the store and found the two male victims struggling with Riley , who was holding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two male victims , the owner of the store and a customer , were suffering from stab wounds .
They were transported to the hospital .
Riley , who had cuts on his hands , was taken into custody and was also transported to the hospital .
Detectives responded to the scene and hospital and began to investigate the circumstances surrounding the stabbing .
They determined that just prior to the stabbing , the 7-Eleven store owner observed Riley attempting to open a door to a storage area where cigarettes were stored .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the same suspect who had stolen cigarettes from the storage room on October 24 .
( The owner had reported the theft to police on that date after discovering that cigarettes were missing and reviewing the business ’ video surveillance to discover an unknown suspect had stolen the items ) .
The owner grabbed Riley and asked an employee to call the police .
Riley then took a knife he had and began stabbing the owner .
A customer who saw the owner getting stabbed attempted to intervene and Riley began stabbing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrived at the scene and arrested Riley .
Detectives reviewed video surveillance from the October 24 shoplifting incident and determined that Riley was the suspect who stole the cigarettes .
He is also being charged with that theft .
After receiving medical attention , Riley was transported from the hospital to the Central Processing Unit .
He is being held without bond .

SILVER SPRING, MD — Officers from the 3rd District have charged Wayne Riley, age 55, of Washington, D.C., with the attempted second-degree murder of the owner and a customer of a 7-Eleven convenience store located in Silver Spring.
On November 2, at approximately 8:17 pm, officers were called to the 7-Eleven located at 8101 Fenton Street for a suspicious situation; someone had called 911 and stated to send police to the location.
Officers arrived at the store and found the two male victims struggling with Riley, who was holding a knife in his hands. The two male victims, the owner of the store and a customer, were suffering from stab wounds. They were transported to the hospital. Riley, who had cuts on his hands, was taken into custody and was also transported to the hospital.
Detectives responded to the scene and hospital and began to investigate the circumstances surrounding the stabbing. They determined that just prior to the stabbing, the 7-Eleven store owner observed Riley attempting to open a door to a storage area where cigarettes were stored. The owner confronted Riley and recognized him as the same suspect who had stolen cigarettes from the storage room on October 24. (The owner had reported the theft to police on that date after discovering that cigarettes were missing and reviewing the business’ video surveillance to discover an unknown suspect had stolen the items). The owner grabbed Riley and asked an employee to call the police. Riley then took a knife he had and began stabbing the owner. A customer who saw the owner getting stabbed attempted to intervene and Riley began stabbing him. At that time, officers arrived at the scene and arrested Riley.
Detectives reviewed video surveillance from the October 24 shoplifting incident and determined that Riley was the suspect who stole the cigarettes. He is also being charged with that theft.
After receiving medical attention, Riley was transported from the hospital to the Central Processing Unit. He is being held without bond.
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breaking911--2020-11-04--NY Man Admits To Sexual Exploitation Of 8-Year-Old Twin Sisters

JEFFERSON CITY , Mo .
– A Newburgh , New York , man pleaded guilty in federal court today to attempting to produce child pornography after soliciting sexually explicit photos and videos of two 8-year-old twin sisters in Missouri .
Charles Junious Adams , 38 , pleaded guilty before U.S. Magistrate Judge Willie J. Epps , Jr. , to one count of attempting to produce child pornography .
The father of the child victims contacted the Boone County Sheriff ’ s Department on March 1 , 2019 , to report that Adams had been communicating with one of his daughters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ asked her on several occasions to send him nude images and video of herself as well as video of her sister getting out of the shower .
She sent him the images and videos and engaged in live chats with Adams several times ; each time , she was asked to get naked .
Adams also sent sexually explicit videos to the child victim .
The child victim told investigators she initially thought she was talking to a girl , but then a boy started talking and told her he was the girl @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had not seen the face of the person to whom she was talking .
Under federal statutes , Adams is subject to a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in federal prison without parole , up to a sentence of 30 years in federal prison without parole .

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A Newburgh, New York, man pleaded guilty in federal court today to attempting to produce child pornography after soliciting sexually explicit photos and videos of two 8-year-old twin sisters in Missouri.
Charles Junious Adams, 38, pleaded guilty before U.S. Magistrate Judge Willie J. Epps, Jr., to one count of attempting to produce child pornography.
The father of the child victims contacted the Boone County Sheriff’s Department on March 1, 2019, to report that Adams had been communicating with one of his daughters through applications on her iPod. Adams asked her on several occasions to send him nude images and video of herself as well as video of her sister getting out of the shower. She sent him the images and videos and engaged in live chats with Adams several times; each time, she was asked to get naked. Adams also sent sexually explicit videos to the child victim.
The child victim told investigators she initially thought she was talking to a girl, but then a boy started talking and told her he was the girl’s brother. The child victim had not seen the face of the person to whom she was talking.
Under federal statutes, Adams is subject to a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years in federal prison without parole, up to a sentence of 30 years in federal prison without parole.
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breaking911--2020-11-04--Presidential Election Results: LIVE coverage of Trump, Biden and key races

Live results from the 2020 presidential election as Americans vote in races for the presidency , 11 governorships , 35 @ @ @ @ @ House seats .
Results map refreshes every 60 seconds .

Live results from the 2020 presidential election as Americans vote in races for the presidency, 11 governorships, 35 Senate seats and all 435 House seats. Results map refreshes every 60 seconds.
LIVE FEED OF ALL DEVELOPING EVENTS:
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breaking911--2020-11-04--2 US Marshals Shot By Violent Fugitive In West Tennessee

Jackson , TN – Bobby Joe Claybrook , Jr. , 39 , of Dyersburg , TN has been federally charged with discharging a firearm during an assault on a federal officer .
D. Michael Dunavant , U.S. Attorney announced the filing of the federal criminal complaint today .
According to the federal complaint , on August 3 , 2020 , the United States Marshals Service ( USMS ) Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force based in Jackson , Tennessee received warrants for Attempted 2nd Degree Murder , three counts of Aggravated Assault , and Felon in Possession of Firearm from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Bobby Joe Claybrook , Jr .
The U.S .
Marshals Task Force adopted the case and began searching for Claybrook , who was on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation ’ s ( TBI ) Most Wanted List .
On Monday , November 2 , 2020 , the USMS Task Force tracked Claybrook to a home on Morningside Drive in Jackson , Tennessee .
As the Task Force approached the residence to knock and announce their presence , two Task Force officers sustained injuries as a result of multiple gunshots fired from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the Task Force called the Jackson Police Department for assistance .
The Jackson Police Department ’ s SWAT Team and negotiators arrived , and after a lengthy standoff , Claybrook surrendered without further incident .
One of the injured USMS Task Force members was a Tennessee Department of Correction ( TDOC ) Agent , and the other was a Deputy U.S .
Marshal .
Both members of the Task Force were treated for their injuries and released from a local hospital .
During the resulting investigation of the shooting incident , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the residence and located a .9mm firearm and several .9mm shell casings inside the residence near the window where Claybrook carried out his assault on the Task Force officers .
U.S. Attorney D. Michael Dunavant said : “ We take all threats against law enforcement very seriously , and we have zero tolerance for any assault on federal officers .
I commend the outstanding investigative work of our federal and local law enforcement partners in quickly responding to apprehend this dangerous offender without further incident.
” If convicted in federal court , Claybrook @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years in federal prison for the assault on a federal officer , and a mandatory minimum consecutive sentence of 10 years for discharging a firearm during a crime of violence .
Jackson , TN – Bobby Joe Claybrook , Jr. , 39 , of Dyersburg , TN has been federally charged with discharging a firearm during an assault on a federal officer .
D. Michael Dunavant , U.S. Attorney announced the filing of the federal criminal complaint today .
According to the federal complaint , on August 3 , 2020 , the United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force based in Jackson , Tennessee received warrants for Attempted 2nd Degree Murder , three counts of Aggravated Assault , and Felon in Possession of Firearm from the Dyersburg Police Department for the arrest of Bobby Joe Claybrook , Jr .
The U.S .
Marshals Task Force adopted the case and began searching for Claybrook , who was on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation ’ s ( TBI ) Most Wanted List .
On Monday , November 2 , 2020 , the USMS Task Force tracked Claybrook to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tennessee .
As the Task Force approached the residence to knock and announce their presence , two Task Force officers sustained injuries as a result of multiple gunshots fired from the residence .
A perimeter was established , and the Task Force called the Jackson Police Department for assistance .
The Jackson Police Department ’ s SWAT Team and negotiators arrived , and after a lengthy standoff , Claybrook surrendered without further incident .
One of the injured USMS Task Force members was a Tennessee Department of Correction ( TDOC ) Agent , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Marshal .
Both members of the Task Force were treated for their injuries and released from a local hospital .
During the resulting investigation of the shooting incident , the TBI executed a state search warrant on the residence and located a .9mm firearm and several .9mm shell casings inside the residence near the window where Claybrook carried out his assault on the Task Force officers .
U.S. Attorney D. Michael Dunavant said : “ We take all threats against law enforcement very seriously , and we have zero tolerance for any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the outstanding investigative work of our federal and local law enforcement partners in quickly responding to apprehend this dangerous offender without further incident.
” If convicted in federal court , Claybrook faces a sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison for the assault on a federal officer , and a mandatory minimum consecutive sentence of 10 years for discharging a firearm during a crime of violence .

Jackson, TN – Bobby Joe Claybrook, Jr., 39, of Dyersburg, TN has been federally charged with discharging a firearm during an assault on a federal officer. D. Michael Dunavant, U.S. Attorney announced the filing of the federal criminal complaint today.
According to the federal complaint, on August 3, 2020, the United States Marshals Service (USMS) Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force based in Jackson, Tennessee received warrants for Attempted 2nd Degree Murder, three counts of Aggravated Assault, and Felon in Possession of Firearm from the Dyersburg Police Department for the arrest of Bobby Joe Claybrook, Jr. The U.S. Marshals Task Force adopted the case and began searching for Claybrook, who was on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s (TBI) Most Wanted List.
On Monday, November 2, 2020, the USMS Task Force tracked Claybrook to a home on Morningside Drive in Jackson, Tennessee. As the Task Force approached the residence to knock and announce their presence, two Task Force officers sustained injuries as a result of multiple gunshots fired from the residence. A perimeter was established, and the Task Force called the Jackson Police Department for assistance. The Jackson Police Department’s SWAT Team and negotiators arrived, and after a lengthy standoff, Claybrook surrendered without further incident. One of the injured USMS Task Force members was a Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) Agent, and the other was a Deputy U.S. Marshal. Both members of the Task Force were treated for their injuries and released from a local hospital.
During the resulting investigation of the shooting incident, the TBI executed a state search warrant on the residence and located a .9mm firearm and several .9mm shell casings inside the residence near the window where Claybrook carried out his assault on the Task Force officers.
U.S. Attorney D. Michael Dunavant said: “We take all threats against law enforcement very seriously, and we have zero tolerance for any assault on federal officers. I commend the outstanding investigative work of our federal and local law enforcement partners in quickly responding to apprehend this dangerous offender without further incident.”
If convicted in federal court, Claybrook faces a sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison for the assault on a federal officer, and a mandatory minimum consecutive sentence of 10 years for discharging a firearm during a crime of violence.
Jackson, TN – Bobby Joe Claybrook, Jr., 39, of Dyersburg, TN has been federally charged with discharging a firearm during an assault on a federal officer. D. Michael Dunavant, U.S. Attorney announced the filing of the federal criminal complaint today.
According to the federal complaint, on August 3, 2020, the United States Marshals Service (USMS) Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force based in Jackson, Tennessee received warrants for Attempted 2nd Degree Murder, three counts of Aggravated Assault, and Felon in Possession of Firearm from the Dyersburg Police Department for the arrest of Bobby Joe Claybrook, Jr. The U.S. Marshals Task Force adopted the case and began searching for Claybrook, who was on the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s (TBI) Most Wanted List.
On Monday, November 2, 2020, the USMS Task Force tracked Claybrook to a home on Morningside Drive in Jackson, Tennessee. As the Task Force approached the residence to knock and announce their presence, two Task Force officers sustained injuries as a result of multiple gunshots fired from the residence. A perimeter was established, and the Task Force called the Jackson Police Department for assistance. The Jackson Police Department’s SWAT Team and negotiators arrived, and after a lengthy standoff, Claybrook surrendered without further incident. One of the injured USMS Task Force members was a Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) Agent, and the other was a Deputy U.S. Marshal. Both members of the Task Force were treated for their injuries and released from a local hospital.
During the resulting investigation of the shooting incident, the TBI executed a state search warrant on the residence and located a .9mm firearm and several .9mm shell casings inside the residence near the window where Claybrook carried out his assault on the Task Force officers.
U.S. Attorney D. Michael Dunavant said: “We take all threats against law enforcement very seriously, and we have zero tolerance for any assault on federal officers. I commend the outstanding investigative work of our federal and local law enforcement partners in quickly responding to apprehend this dangerous offender without further incident.”
If convicted in federal court, Claybrook faces a sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison for the assault on a federal officer, and a mandatory minimum consecutive sentence of 10 years for discharging a firearm during a crime of violence.
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breaking911--2020-11-04--$60 MILLION Worth of Meth Discovered In Commercial Rigs

LAREDO , Texas—U.S .
Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) , Office of Field Operations ( OFO ) officers at the Colombia-Solidarity Bridge and World Trade Bridge seized hard narcotics valued at $ 60 million in two separate , unrelated enforcement actions .
“ The trafficking and production of methamphetamine has increased substantially over the past year , causing drug traffickers to become more creative in their methods of smuggling their product into America , ” said Acting Port Director Andrew Douglas , Laredo Port of Entry .
The first enforcement action occurred on Tuesday , October 27th at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the cargo facility encountered a tractor hauling an empty trailer from Mexico .
The 2006 Freightliner tractor and shipment were referred for a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection , resulting in the discovery of 618 packages containing 1988.12 pounds of alleged methamphetamine discovered within the trailer .
The narcotics have an estimated street value of $ 39,762,165 .
The second seizure occurred on Wednesday , October 28th at the World Trade Bridge when CBP officers assigned to the cargo facility encountered a tractor hauling a shipment of frozen vegetables arriving from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shipment were referred for a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection , resulting in the discovery of 352 packages containing 1049.84 pounds of alleged methamphetamine discovered within the trailer .
The narcotics have an estimated street value of $ 20,996,610 .
The narcotics combined have an estimated street value of $ 60,758,775 .
CBP officers seized the narcotics and both trailers .
The cases were turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement-Homeland Security Investigations ( ICE-HSI ) special agents for further investigation .

LAREDO, Texas—U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Office of Field Operations (OFO) officers at the Colombia-Solidarity Bridge and World Trade Bridge seized hard narcotics valued at $60 million in two separate, unrelated enforcement actions.
“The trafficking and production of methamphetamine has increased substantially over the past year, causing drug traffickers to become more creative in their methods of smuggling their product into America,” said Acting Port Director Andrew Douglas, Laredo Port of Entry.
The first enforcement action occurred on Tuesday, October 27th at the Colombia-Solidarity Bridge when CBP officers assigned to the cargo facility encountered a tractor hauling an empty trailer from Mexico. The 2006 Freightliner tractor and shipment were referred for a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection, resulting in the discovery of 618 packages containing 1988.12 pounds of alleged methamphetamine discovered within the trailer. The narcotics have an estimated street value of $39,762,165.
The second seizure occurred on Wednesday, October 28th at the World Trade Bridge when CBP officers assigned to the cargo facility encountered a tractor hauling a shipment of frozen vegetables arriving from Mexico. The 1999 Freightliner tractor and shipment were referred for a canine and non-intrusive imaging system inspection, resulting in the discovery of 352 packages containing 1049.84 pounds of alleged methamphetamine discovered within the trailer. The narcotics have an estimated street value of $20,996,610.
The narcotics combined have an estimated street value of $60,758,775.
CBP officers seized the narcotics and both trailers. The cases were turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement-Homeland Security Investigations (ICE-HSI) special agents for further investigation.
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breaking911--2020-11-04--Trump Campaign Sues Michigan To Halt Counting Ballots

The following is a statement from Bill Stepien , Trump 2020 campaign manager : “ As votes in Michigan continue @ @ @ @ @ presidential race in the state remains extremely tight as we always knew it would be @ @ @ @ @ campaign has not been provided with meaningful access to numerous counting locations to observe the @ @ @ @ @ counting process , as guaranteed by Michigan law .
We have filed suit today in @ @ @ @ @ to halt counting until meaningful access has been granted .
We also demand to review @ @ @ @ @ and counted while we did not have meaningful access .
President Trump is committed to @ @ @ @ @ are counted in Michigan and everywhere else .
”

The following is a statement from Bill Stepien, Trump 2020 campaign manager:
“As votes in Michigan continue to be counted, the presidential race in the state remains extremely tight as we always knew it would be. President Trump’s campaign has not been provided with meaningful access to numerous counting locations to observe the opening of ballots and the counting process, as guaranteed by Michigan law. We have filed suit today in the Michigan Court of Claims to halt counting until meaningful access has been granted. We also demand to review those ballots which were opened and counted while we did not have meaningful access. President Trump is committed to ensuring that all legal votes are counted in Michigan and everywhere else.”
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breaking911--2020-11-04--Charges: Minneapolis man claims he accidentally killed acquaintance at Halloween gathering

A Minneapolis man was charged with murder and manslaughter in a Saturday night shooting in Crystal , the Hennepin County Attorney ’ s Office announced Tuesday .
Angel Villalva , 29 , was charged with second-degree unintentional murder and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Maricio Mata-Thelen .
He is expected to make his first court appearance Wednesday .
According to the criminal complaint , Crystal Police were called to a home in the 5500 block of Yates Avenue North about 9 p.m. Saturday night .
When they arrived , James Paredes Jr. motioned for them to come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an accident .
Police found Mata-Thelen lying on the floor , bleeding and he was pronounced dead at 9:15 p.m. Paredes and two other men in the house refused to tell police anything other than it was an accident .
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner ’ s autopsy found that the bullet that killed Mata-Thelen traveled downward from the neck , through a lung and the stomach/colon before stopping on the left side of his abdomen near the hip , the complaint states .
Later in the evening , Villalva walked into the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He had a gun wrapped in a jacket and after it was unwrapped police saw it was a Kimber .45-caliber Ultra Carry 2 semi-automatic handgun , according to the complaint .
Villalva told police that Mata-Thelen , Parades and the other two man came over to his residence .
Villalva had the gun out and was trying to impress the other men when one of them said the gun looked jammed .
Villalva said he had removed the gun ’ s magazine and began banging the gun on the floor and against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the trigger guard but not on the trigger , but all of the banging may have caused him to pull the trigger , the complaint states .
However , the bullet removed from Mata-Thelen , the autopsy report and examination of the room where the shooting occurred contradicts Villalva ’ s story , according to the complaint .
The bullet could not have entered the neck and traveled downward with a ricochet off the floor .
The ceiling tiles are not strong enough to cause a ricochet from that direction and Villalva said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not upward leaving the likely possibly that someone was pointing the gun at Mata-Thelen from slightly above him .

A Minneapolis man was charged with murder and manslaughter in a Saturday night shooting in Crystal, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday.
Angel Villalva, 29, was charged with second-degree unintentional murder and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Maricio Mata-Thelen. He is expected to make his first court appearance Wednesday.
According to the criminal complaint, Crystal Police were called to a home in the 5500 block of Yates Avenue North about 9 p.m. Saturday night. When they arrived, James Paredes Jr. motioned for them to come inside and told the officers it was an accident. Police found Mata-Thelen lying on the floor, bleeding and he was pronounced dead at 9:15 p.m.
Paredes and two other men in the house refused to tell police anything other than it was an accident. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s autopsy found that the bullet that killed Mata-Thelen traveled downward from the neck, through a lung and the stomach/colon before stopping on the left side of his abdomen near the hip, the complaint states.
Later in the evening, Villalva walked into the Bloomington Police Department and admitted killing Mata-Thelen. He had a gun wrapped in a jacket and after it was unwrapped police saw it was a Kimber .45-caliber Ultra Carry 2 semi-automatic handgun, according to the complaint.
Villalva told police that Mata-Thelen, Parades and the other two man came over to his residence. Villalva had the gun out and was trying to impress the other men when one of them said the gun looked jammed. Villalva said he had removed the gun’s magazine and began banging the gun on the floor and against the wall while his finger was inside the trigger guard but not on the trigger, but all of the banging may have caused him to pull the trigger, the complaint states.
However, the bullet removed from Mata-Thelen, the autopsy report and examination of the room where the shooting occurred contradicts Villalva’s story, according to the complaint. The bullet could not have entered the neck and traveled downward with a ricochet off the floor. The ceiling tiles are not strong enough to cause a ricochet from that direction and Villalva said he thought the shot went downward, not upward leaving the likely possibly that someone was pointing the gun at Mata-Thelen from slightly above him.
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breaking911--2020-11-04--Former eBay executives indicted on charges of stalking, trying to place GPS unit on couple’s car

BOSTON – Two former eBay , Inc. executives were indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in Boston in connection with their roles in a cyberstalking campaign targeting the editor and publisher of a newsletter that eBay executives viewed as critical of the company .
James Baugh , 45 , of San Jose , Calif. , eBay ’ s former Senior Director of Safety & Security , and David Harville , 48 , of New York City , eBay ’ s former Director of Global Resiliency , were indicted on one count of conspiracy to commit stalking through interstate travel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two counts each of stalking through interstate travel , two counts of stalking through facilities of interstate commerce , two counts ( Baugh ) and one count ( Harville ) of witness tampering , and two counts ( Baugh ) and one count ( Harville ) of destruction , alteration , and falsification of records in a federal investigation .
Baugh and Harville were previously charged by criminal complaint and arrested on June 15 , 2020 .
Co-conspirators and former eBay employees Philip Cooke , 55 , Brian Gilbert , 52 , Stephanie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 26 , and Stephanie Stockwell , 26 , previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit cyberstalking and conspiracy to tamper with witnesses .
According to the charging document , the victims of the cyberstalking campaign were a Natick couple who are the editor and publisher of an online newsletter that covers ecommerce companies , including eBay .
Members of eBay ’ s executive leadership team followed the newsletter ’ s posts , often taking issue with its content and the anonymous comments underneath the editor ’ s stories .
It is alleged that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their co-conspirators executed a three-part harassment campaign targeting the Natick couple , which included the defendants sending anonymous and disturbing deliveries to the victims ’ home ; sending private Twitter messages and public tweets criticizing the newsletter ’ s content and threatening to visit the victims in Natick ; and traveling to Natick to surveil the victims and install a GPS tracking device on their car .
Among other things , the indictment alleges that Baugh convened meetings to plan and coordinate the various parts of the harassment campaign ; directed Harville to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ op ” targeting the victims and their website ; directed Stockwell to “ make up ” allegations that the victims had made direct threats to eBay , the company ’ s CEO and its employees as cover in case the surveillance team was stopped ; and posed as Zea ’ s husband when a Natick Police detective arrived in the lobby of Boston ’ s Ritz Carlton hotel to investigate eBay ’ s connection to the harassment campaign .
Among other things , the indictment alleges that Harville flew from California to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ surveillance ; attempted to install a GPS tracking device on the victims ’ car ; purchased tools intending to break in to the victims ’ garage ; lied to an eBay investigator who was responding to the Natick Police ’ s request for assistance ; and deleted evidence from his company-issued cell phone after learning of the criminal investigation .
The charges of conspiracy to commit stalking and stalking each carry a sentence of up to five years in prison , three years of supervised release , a fine of up to $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ witness tampering and destruction , alteration and fabrication of records in a federal investigation each carry a sentence of up to 20 years in prison , three years of supervised release , a fine of up to $ 250,000 and restitution .
The witness tampering charges also carry the potential for forfeiture .
Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S .
Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors .
United States Attorney Andrew E. Lelling ; Joseph R. Bonavolonta , Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Natick Chief of Police James G. Hicks made the announcement today .
eBay provided valuable assistance and cooperation with the federal investigation .
Assistant U.S. Attorney Seth B. Kosto , Deputy Chief of Lelling ’ s Securities , Financial and Cyber Fraud Unit , is prosecuting the case .

BOSTON – Two former eBay, Inc. executives were indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in Boston in connection with their roles in a cyberstalking campaign targeting the editor and publisher of a newsletter that eBay executives viewed as critical of the company.
James Baugh, 45, of San Jose, Calif., eBay’s former Senior Director of Safety & Security, and David Harville, 48, of New York City, eBay’s former Director of Global Resiliency, were indicted on one count of conspiracy to commit stalking through interstate travel and through facilities of interstate commerce, two counts each of stalking through interstate travel, two counts of stalking through facilities of interstate commerce, two counts (Baugh) and one count (Harville) of witness tampering, and two counts (Baugh) and one count (Harville) of destruction, alteration, and falsification of records in a federal investigation. Baugh and Harville were previously charged by criminal complaint and arrested on June 15, 2020.
Co-conspirators and former eBay employees Philip Cooke, 55, Brian Gilbert, 52, Stephanie Popp, 32, Veronica Zea, 26, and Stephanie Stockwell, 26, previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit cyberstalking and conspiracy to tamper with witnesses.
According to the charging document, the victims of the cyberstalking campaign were a Natick couple who are the editor and publisher of an online newsletter that covers ecommerce companies, including eBay. Members of eBay’s executive leadership team followed the newsletter’s posts, often taking issue with its content and the anonymous comments underneath the editor’s stories.
It is alleged that in August 2019, the defendants and their co-conspirators executed a three-part harassment campaign targeting the Natick couple, which included the defendants sending anonymous and disturbing deliveries to the victims’ home; sending private Twitter messages and public tweets criticizing the newsletter’s content and threatening to visit the victims in Natick; and traveling to Natick to surveil the victims and install a GPS tracking device on their car.
Among other things, the indictment alleges that Baugh convened meetings to plan and coordinate the various parts of the harassment campaign; directed Harville to travel with him to Boston for an “op” targeting the victims and their website; directed Stockwell to “make up” allegations that the victims had made direct threats to eBay, the company’s CEO and its employees as cover in case the surveillance team was stopped; and posed as Zea’s husband when a Natick Police detective arrived in the lobby of Boston’s Ritz Carlton hotel to investigate eBay’s connection to the harassment campaign.
Among other things, the indictment alleges that Harville flew from California to Boston intending to place the victims under surveillance; attempted to install a GPS tracking device on the victims’ car; purchased tools intending to break in to the victims’ garage; lied to an eBay investigator who was responding to the Natick Police’s request for assistance; and deleted evidence from his company-issued cell phone after learning of the criminal investigation.
The charges of conspiracy to commit stalking and stalking each carry a sentence of up to five years in prison, three years of supervised release, a fine of up to $250,000 and restitution. The charges of witness tampering and destruction, alteration and fabrication of records in a federal investigation each carry a sentence of up to 20 years in prison, three years of supervised release, a fine of up to $250,000 and restitution. The witness tampering charges also carry the potential for forfeiture. Sentences are imposed by a federal district court judge based upon the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.
United States Attorney Andrew E. Lelling; Joseph R. Bonavolonta, Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Boston Field Division; and Natick Chief of Police James G. Hicks made the announcement today. eBay provided valuable assistance and cooperation with the federal investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorney Seth B. Kosto, Deputy Chief of Lelling’s Securities, Financial and Cyber Fraud Unit, is prosecuting the case.
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breaking911--2020-11-04--Trump Campaign Demands Recount In Wisconsin

Given the tightly contested election results in the 2020 race for the White House , the Trump campaign Wednesday demanded @ @ @ @ @ ridiculous public polling used as a voter suppression tactic , Wisconsin has been a razor @ @ @ @ @ knew that it would be , ” said Bill Stepien , Trump 2020 campaign manager @ @ @ @ @ reports of irregularities in several Wisconsin counties which raise serious doubts about the validity of @ @ @ @ @ is well within the threshold to request a recount and we will immediately do so @ @

Given the tightly contested election results in the 2020 race for the White House, the Trump campaign Wednesday demanded a recount.
“Despite ridiculous public polling used as a voter suppression tactic, Wisconsin has been a razor thin race as we always knew that it would be,” said Bill Stepien, Trump 2020 campaign manager. “There have been reports of irregularities in several Wisconsin counties which raise serious doubts about the validity of the results. The President is well within the threshold to request a recount and we will immediately do so.”
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breaking911--2020-11-05--Trump Campaign Wins Major Victory in Pennsylvania Voter ID Case

WASHINGTON – In a huge victory , the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania sided with the Republican National Committee and Donald J. Trump for President , Inc. in the challenge to Secretary Boockvar ’ s unlawful deadline extension for absentee voters to provide missing proof of identification .
The court has enforced the proper statutory deadline and ordered that those ballots be segregated and not counted .
“ The RNC is doing everything in our power to ensure that these kind of issues are resolved and the letter of the law is followed , ” said RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ as Democrats use shady and illegal tactics to tip the scales in their favor and against the will of the American people .
We will continue to fight for election integrity every step of the way until the results up and down the ballot are final.
” You can view the filing here .
In the eleventh hour , Secretary Boockvar re-wrote Pennsylvania Election Code to move the deadline to provide missing proof of identification for absentee voters .
Last night , the RNC and Trump campaign filed a lawsuit challenging this flagrant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and its Republican allies will continue to fight back against Democrat efforts to move the goal posts and count unlawful ballots .
The RNC and Trump campaign have over 500 volunteer lawyers and multiple firms engaged in Pennsylvania , and are fully prepared to litigate as necessary to ensure the integrity of the process .

WASHINGTON – In a huge victory, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania sided with the Republican National Committee and Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. in the challenge to Secretary Boockvar’s unlawful deadline extension for absentee voters to provide missing proof of identification. The court has enforced the proper statutory deadline and ordered that those ballots be segregated and not counted.
“The RNC is doing everything in our power to ensure that these kind of issues are resolved and the letter of the law is followed,” said RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. “We will not stand idly by as Democrats use shady and illegal tactics to tip the scales in their favor and against the will of the American people. We will continue to fight for election integrity every step of the way until the results up and down the ballot are final.”
You can view the filing here.
Background:
In the eleventh hour, Secretary Boockvar re-wrote Pennsylvania Election Code to move the deadline to provide missing proof of identification for absentee voters. Last night, the RNC and Trump campaign filed a lawsuit challenging this flagrant disregard of state law.
The RNC and its Republican allies will continue to fight back against Democrat efforts to move the goal posts and count unlawful ballots. The RNC and Trump campaign have over 500 volunteer lawyers and multiple firms engaged in Pennsylvania, and are fully prepared to litigate as necessary to ensure the integrity of the process.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--Oklahoma School Employee Arrested On Multiple Child Porn Charges

TAHLEQUAH , Okla. – Today , Agents from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation ( OSBI ) Internet Crimes Against Children ( ICAC ) arrested 26-year-old Hansen Martin Leroy Johnson on multiple child pornography charges .
The case originated in October when the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ( NCMEC ) forwarded a cyber tip they received from a social media platform to the OSBI .
The tip included an image and short video showing an adult sexually abusing an infant .
The OSBI ICAC Unit opened a case and began investigating Johnson , who is an employee @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a search warrant was executed at a residence on South 458 Road in Tahlequah where Johnson lives .
Based on the execution of that warrant , Johnson was taken into custody without incident .
Johnson is charged with Aggravated Possession of Child Pornography , Distribution of Child Pornography and Violation of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act .
He is currently in the Cherokee County Detention Center and is being held without bond .
The investigation remains open to determine if there are additional victims in Oklahoma .
This investigation and subsequent arrest of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ OSBI ICAC Task Force , which includes OSBI Agents , the Tulsa Police Department Cyber Crimes Unit , and the Tulsa County Sheriff ’ s Office , along with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Green Country Child Exploitation Task Force .
The OSBI would also like to thank the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service Tactical Team for keeping the scene secure and all law enforcement safe .
If you suspect a child is being sexually exploited , contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children immediately at 1-800-THE-LOST or www.cybertipline.com .

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Today, Agents from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) arrested 26-year-old Hansen Martin Leroy Johnson on multiple child pornography charges.
The case originated in October when the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) forwarded a cyber tip they received from a social media platform to the OSBI. The tip included an image and short video showing an adult sexually abusing an infant. The OSBI ICAC Unit opened a case and began investigating Johnson, who is an employee of Tahlequah Public Schools.
Today, a search warrant was executed at a residence on South 458 Road in Tahlequah where Johnson lives. Based on the execution of that warrant, Johnson was taken into custody without incident.
Johnson is charged with Aggravated Possession of Child Pornography, Distribution of Child Pornography and Violation of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act. He is currently in the Cherokee County Detention Center and is being held without bond. The investigation remains open to determine if there are additional victims in Oklahoma.
This investigation and subsequent arrest of Johnson was a joint effort between the OSBI ICAC Task Force, which includes OSBI Agents, the Tulsa Police Department Cyber Crimes Unit, and the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office, along with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Green Country Child Exploitation Task Force. The OSBI would also like to thank the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service Tactical Team for keeping the scene secure and all law enforcement safe.
If you suspect a child is being sexually exploited, contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children immediately at 1-800-THE-LOST or www.cybertipline.com.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--Mother Shot Dead After 2 Men Fight at Florida Beach Bar

Dania Beach , FLA. – The mother of a young child was gunned down in a beach bar where she @ @ @ @ @ and showing off her new car to her family local media reported .
Marissa Harris @ @ @ @ @ during an exchange of gunfire that erupted at Rookie ’ s Ale House in Dania @ @ @ @ @ on Wednesday , Broward Sheriff ’ s Office deputies responded to a shooting that occurred @ @ @ @ @ Griffin Road and found a woman suffering from gunshot wounds .
Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue @ @ @ @ @ , identified as Harris , dead on scene .
Investigators believe that an argument between @ @ @ @ @ shooting inside the bar that killed the female bystander .
Detectives are looking for the @ @ @ @ @ shooting .

Dania Beach, FLA. – The mother of a young child was gunned down in a beach bar where she was meeting with old friends and showing off her new car to her family local media reported.
Marissa Harris, 32, was killed during an exchange of gunfire that erupted at Rookie’s Ale House in Dania Beach.
Around 2:50 a.m. on Wednesday, Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a shooting that occurred inside the bar located on Griffin Road and found a woman suffering from gunshot wounds. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue responded and pronounced the victim, identified as Harris, dead on scene.
Investigators believe that an argument between two men escalated into a shooting inside the bar that killed the female bystander.
Detectives are looking for the two suspects involved in the shooting.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--Border Patrol Agents Arrest Criminal Alien from China in Bangor, Maine

BANGOR , Maine – On Monday , November 2 , United States Border Patrol Agents arrested a Chinese National with @ @ @ @ @ prior order of removal .
While performing law enforcement duties in Bangor , agents from @ @ @ @ @ suspicious vehicle with Massachusetts plates .
A records check on the vehicle revealed the registered @ @ @ @ @ Chinese National with an extensive criminal history .
The subject , who was considered possibly @ @ @ @ @ had a criminal history including convictions for larceny , robbery and aggravated assault with a @ @ @ @ @ , Border Patrol Agents turned over custody of the Chinese National to Immigration and Customs @ @ @ @ @ ( ICE/ERO ) for removal .

BANGOR, Maine – On Monday, November 2, United States Border Patrol Agents arrested a Chinese National with multiple criminal convictions and a prior order of removal.
While performing law enforcement duties in Bangor, agents from the Houlton Station observed a suspicious vehicle with Massachusetts plates. A records check on the vehicle revealed the registered owner as a previously deported Chinese National with an extensive criminal history. The subject, who was considered possibly armed and dangerous, also had a criminal history including convictions for larceny, robbery and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
After processing, Border Patrol Agents turned over custody of the Chinese National to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Enforcement Removal Operations (ICE/ERO) for removal.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--Teen Girl Murdered Inside Florida Hotel Room; 2 Charged

Shortly before 2 a.m. on Wednesday , deputies responded to a shooting that occurred in Room 123 at the Travelodge Hotel on Northwest 31st Avenue .
When deputies arrived , they discovered the female victim had sustained a gunshot wound and was unresponsive .
Pompano Beach Fire Rescue responded and transported the victim to Broward Health North where she died due to her injuries .
Information gathered on scene helped deputies locate and detain Jayla Patton and D ’ Angelo Cincord who fled after the shooting occurred .
BSO homicide detectives and the crime scene unit responded to the scene @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a verbal altercation between Patton and the victim ’ s relative that led to shots being fired .
Preliminary investigation shows that Patton went to the Travelodge Hotel to speak with someone she thought was in the hotel room .
The victim ’ s family member told Patton that the person she was looking for was not in the room .
The family member was able to push Patton out of the way in order to close the door .
That ’ s when shots were fired from outside through the hotel room @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Detectives arrested Patton and Cincord .
Both are facing murder charges .

Pompano Beach, FLORIDA — Broward Sheriff’s Office homicide detectives are investigating a shooting that left a teen dead inside a Pompano Beach hotel room.
Shortly before 2 a.m. on Wednesday, deputies responded to a shooting that occurred in Room 123 at the Travelodge Hotel on Northwest 31st Avenue. When deputies arrived, they discovered the female victim had sustained a gunshot wound and was unresponsive. Pompano Beach Fire Rescue responded and transported the victim to Broward Health North where she died due to her injuries.
Information gathered on scene helped deputies locate and detain Jayla Patton and D’Angelo Cincord who fled after the shooting occurred. BSO homicide detectives and the crime scene unit responded to the scene.
Detectives believe the shooting began as a verbal altercation between Patton and the victim’s relative that led to shots being fired. Preliminary investigation shows that Patton went to the Travelodge Hotel to speak with someone she thought was in the hotel room. The victim’s family member told Patton that the person she was looking for was not in the room. The family member was able to push Patton out of the way in order to close the door. That’s when shots were fired from outside through the hotel room window, striking the 17-year-old victim. Detectives arrested Patton and Cincord. Both are facing murder charges.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--DOJ seizes over $1B worth of bitcoin associated with the underground online marketplace Silk Road

SAN FRANCISCO – The United States filed a civil complaint today to forfeit thousands of Bitcoins , valued at over $ 1 billion dollars , seized by law enforcement on November 3 , 2020 , announced United States Attorney David L. Anderson of the Northern District of California and Special Agent in Charge of the Washington DC Field Office , Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation ( IRS-CI ) Kelly R. Jackson .
The seizure represents the largest seizure of cryptocurrency in the history of the Department of Justice .
“ Silk Road was the most notorious online criminal marketplace of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Anderson .
“ The successful prosecution of Silk Road ’ s founder in 2015 left open a billion-dollar question .
Where did the money go ?
Today ’ s forfeiture complaint answers this open question at least in part .
$ 1 billion of these criminal proceeds are now in the United States ’ possession.
” “ Criminal proceeds should not remain in the hands of the thieves .
Through CI ’ s expertise in following the money , we were able to track down the illicit funds , ” said IRS-CI Special @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The Washington DC Cyber Crimes Unit is uniquely specialized in tracing virtual currency transactions and we will continue to hone our skills to combat illegal activity.
” According to the allegations of the civil forfeiture complaint , from 2011 until October 2013 when it was seized by law enforcement , Silk Road was the most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace on the Internet .
It served a sprawling black market bazaar where unlawful goods and services were bought and sold regularly by the site ’ s users .
The complaint alleges that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ used by thousands of drug dealers and other unlawful vendors to distribute hundreds of kilograms of illegal drugs as well as other unlawful goods and services to well over 100,000 buyers , and to launder hundreds of millions of dollars derived from these unlawful transactions .
At the time it was taken down in 2013 , Silk Road had nearly 13,000 listings for controlled substances and many more listings offering illegal services , such as computer hacking and murder for hire , which generated sales revenue totaling over 9.5 million Bitcoins and commissions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The complaint further alleges that Silk Road used a so-called “ tumbler ” to process Bitcoin transactions in a manner designed to frustrate the tracking of individual transactions through the cryptocurrency Blockchain .
The Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht , following his arrest in San Francisco , was convicted in 2015 by a New York federal jury of seven criminal counts , including conspiracy to distribute narcotics and money laundering .
The complaint further alleges that in 2020 agents of the IRS CI used a third party bitcoin attribution company to analyze @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were able to identify 54 previously undetected bitcoin transactions executed by Silk Road , all of which appear to represent bitcoin , which was the proceeds of unlawful activity , that was stolen from Silk Road in or about 2012 and 2013 .
The complaint alleges that these funds were traced to a bitcoin address .
Further investigation of that bitcoin address by the United States Attorney ’ s Office and IRS CI agents revealed that the funds were connected to Individual X .
It was further determined that Individual X had hacked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to that investigation of the hack , law enforcement seized several thousand Bitcoins on November 3 , 2020 .
On November 4 , 2020 , the seized Bitcoin had a value of over $ 1 billion .
The civil complaint merely alleges that certain property is subject to forfeiture .
The United States must prove , by a standard of preponderance of the evidence , that the items are subject to forfeiture .
If the United States prevails , the court will order all interests of any potential claimant forfeited .

SAN FRANCISCO – The United States filed a civil complaint today to forfeit thousands of Bitcoins, valued at over $1 billion dollars, seized by law enforcement on November 3, 2020, announced United States Attorney David L. Anderson of the Northern District of California and Special Agent in Charge of the Washington DC Field Office, Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI) Kelly R. Jackson. The seizure represents the largest seizure of cryptocurrency in the history of the Department of Justice.
“Silk Road was the most notorious online criminal marketplace of its day,” said U.S. Attorney Anderson. “The successful prosecution of Silk Road’s founder in 2015 left open a billion-dollar question. Where did the money go? Today’s forfeiture complaint answers this open question at least in part. $1 billion of these criminal proceeds are now in the United States’ possession.”
“Criminal proceeds should not remain in the hands of the thieves. Through CI’s expertise in following the money, we were able to track down the illicit funds,” said IRS-CI Special Agent in Charge Kelly R. Jackson. “The Washington DC Cyber Crimes Unit is uniquely specialized in tracing virtual currency transactions and we will continue to hone our skills to combat illegal activity.”
According to the allegations of the civil forfeiture complaint, from 2011 until October 2013 when it was seized by law enforcement, Silk Road was the most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace on the Internet. It served a sprawling black market bazaar where unlawful goods and services were bought and sold regularly by the site’s users. The complaint alleges that while in operation, Silk Road was used by thousands of drug dealers and other unlawful vendors to distribute hundreds of kilograms of illegal drugs as well as other unlawful goods and services to well over 100,000 buyers, and to launder hundreds of millions of dollars derived from these unlawful transactions. At the time it was taken down in 2013, Silk Road had nearly 13,000 listings for controlled substances and many more listings offering illegal services, such as computer hacking and murder for hire, which generated sales revenue totaling over 9.5 million Bitcoins and commissions from these sales totaling over 600,000 Bitcoins. The complaint further alleges that Silk Road used a so-called “tumbler” to process Bitcoin transactions in a manner designed to frustrate the tracking of individual transactions through the cryptocurrency Blockchain.
The Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht, following his arrest in San Francisco, was convicted in 2015 by a New York federal jury of seven criminal counts, including conspiracy to distribute narcotics and money laundering.
The complaint further alleges that in 2020 agents of the IRS CI used a third party bitcoin attribution company to analyze bitcoin transactions executed by Silk Road and were able to identify 54 previously undetected bitcoin transactions executed by Silk Road, all of which appear to represent bitcoin, which was the proceeds of unlawful activity, that was stolen from Silk Road in or about 2012 and 2013.
The complaint alleges that these funds were traced to a bitcoin address. Further investigation of that bitcoin address by the United States Attorney’s Office and IRS CI agents revealed that the funds were connected to Individual X. It was further determined that Individual X had hacked the funds from Silk Road. Pursuant to that investigation of the hack, law enforcement seized several thousand Bitcoins on November 3, 2020. On November 4, 2020, the seized Bitcoin had a value of over $1 billion.
The civil complaint merely alleges that certain property is subject to forfeiture. The United States must prove, by a standard of preponderance of the evidence, that the items are subject to forfeiture. If the United States prevails, the court will order all interests of any potential claimant forfeited.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--FEDS: Man Defrauded Woman Out of Her Life Savings While On Pretrial Release For Another Fraud Scheme

Jay Dean Low , 57 , was sentenced to six years in prison for wire fraud .
According to the Low ’ s guilty plea and documents filed in court , between September 2014 and April 2016 , Low devised and executed an investment scheme to defraud Victim A .
After Low made false representations about an investment opportunity , Victim A provided Low with her life savings of approximately $ 266,000 , believing the money was going to be invested in a pharmaceutical company .
In reality , there was no investment opportunity , and Low created authentic-looking documents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in order to give his sham investment the appearance of legitimacy .
Rather than invest as promised , Low fraudulently misappropriated all of Victim A ’ s investment funds for his own personal use and benefit , including the purchase of a BMW , tuition payment for a family member , a $ 10,000 hot tub , jewelry , and other personal expenses .
Low committed this fraud scheme while he was on pretrial release after being charged in 2015 in a separate , unrelated $ 400,000 embezzlement case .
This case was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the FBI and the United States Postal Inspection Service .

MINNESOTA — Jay Dean Low, 57, was sentenced to six years in prison for wire fraud.
According to the Low’s guilty plea and documents filed in court, between September 2014 and April 2016, Low devised and executed an investment scheme to defraud Victim A. After Low made false representations about an investment opportunity, Victim A provided Low with her life savings of approximately $266,000, believing the money was going to be invested in a pharmaceutical company. In reality, there was no investment opportunity, and Low created authentic-looking documents that he periodically provided to Victim A in order to give his sham investment the appearance of legitimacy. Rather than invest as promised, Low fraudulently misappropriated all of Victim A’s investment funds for his own personal use and benefit, including the purchase of a BMW, tuition payment for a family member, a $10,000 hot tub, jewelry, and other personal expenses. Low committed this fraud scheme while he was on pretrial release after being charged in 2015 in a separate, unrelated $400,000 embezzlement case.
This case was the result of an investigation conducted by the FBI and the United States Postal Inspection Service.
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breaking911--2020-11-05--MS-13 Associate Sentenced For Role In Grisly Murder

Baltimore , Maryland – Chief U.S. District Judge James K. Bredar sentenced MS-13 associate Luis Cruz Rodriguez , age 23 , of Frederick , Maryland , to 10 years in federal prison , followed by five years of supervised release , after Cruz Rodriguez pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder in aid of racketeering .
The guilty plea was entered on November 3 , 2020 , and Chief Judge Bredar imposed the sentence immediately following the plea .
MS-13 is a national and international gang composed primarily of immigrants or descendants from El Salvador .
Branches or “ cliques @ @ @ @ @ @ @ largest street gangs in the United States , operate throughout Frederick County , Anne Arundel County , Prince George ’ s County , and Montgomery County , Maryland .
Cruz Rodriguez admitted that from at least January 2017 , he was an associate of the Fulton clique of MS-13 and agreed with members of MS-13 to conduct and participate in the gang ’ s affairs through a pattern of racketeering activity , including conspiracy to commit murder , extortion , and drug distribution .
At all times of this conspiracy , members of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , reputation , and status of the gang from rival gang members and other persons .
To protect the gang and to enhance its reputation , MS-13 members were expected to use any means necessary to force respect from those who showed disrespect , including acts of intimidation and violence .
MS-13 had mottos consistent with its rules , beliefs , expectations and reputation including “ mata , viola , controla , ” which translates as , “ kill , rape , control , ” and “ ver , oir y callar , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , hear nothing and say nothing.
” MS-13 members are required to commit acts of violence both to maintain membership and discipline within the gang , as well as against rival gang members .
Participation in criminal activity by a member , particularly in violent acts directed at rival gangs or as directed by gang leadership , increase the respect accorded to that member , resulting in that member maintaining or increasing his position in the gang , and opens the door to a promotion to a leadership position .
One of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ members must attack and kill rivals , often referred to as “ chavalas , ” whenever possible .
According to his plea agreement , in April 2017 , Cruz Rodriguez conspired with MS-13 gang members to murder Victim 14 .
According to court documents , the MS-13 members believed Victim 14 was a member of a rival gang .
Cruz Rodriguez was present when gang members were talking about how to kill Victim 14 , and who would participate in the murder .
On the day of the murder , Cruz Rodriguez drove @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Frederick , Maryland , where the MS-13 members were going to kill Victim 14 .
Cruz Rodriguez was aware that he was transporting gang members so that they could participate in a murder .
At the spot in Frederick , MS-13 gang members murdered Victim 14 , dismembered him , and buried his body .
After the murder , Cruz Rodriguez ( who was not present during the murder ) traveled back to the site of the murder and picked up gang members who had participated in the murder .
In July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s body from a clandestine grave in Frederick , Maryland .
The body had suffered from sharp force traumas and had been severed into seven pieces and decapitated .
The murder of Victim 14 was intended to maintain and increase the status of MS-13 and to allow Cruz Rodriguez and other MS-13 members and associates to maintain or increase their status within the gang .
A total of 30 defendants have been charged in this case with participating in a racketeering conspiracy and/or other crimes related to their association with MS-13 .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rodriguez , have pleaded guilty to crimes related to their participation in MS-13 gang activities .
Anyone with information about MS-13 is encouraged to provide their tips to law enforcement .
The FBI and Homeland Security Investigations both have nationwide tiplines that you can call to report what you know .
You can reach the FBI at 1-866-STP-MS13 ( 1-866-787-6713 ) , or you can call HSI at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE .

Baltimore, Maryland – Chief U.S. District Judge James K. Bredar sentenced MS-13 associate Luis Cruz Rodriguez, age 23, of Frederick, Maryland, to 10 years in federal prison, followed by five years of supervised release, after Cruz Rodriguez pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder in aid of racketeering. The guilty plea was entered on November 3, 2020, and Chief Judge Bredar imposed the sentence immediately following the plea.
MS-13 is a national and international gang composed primarily of immigrants or descendants from El Salvador. Branches or “cliques” of MS-13, one of the largest street gangs in the United States, operate throughout Frederick County, Anne Arundel County, Prince George’s County, and Montgomery County, Maryland. Cruz Rodriguez admitted that from at least January 2017, he was an associate of the Fulton clique of MS-13 and agreed with members of MS-13 to conduct and participate in the gang’s affairs through a pattern of racketeering activity, including conspiracy to commit murder, extortion, and drug distribution.
At all times of this conspiracy, members of MS-13 were expected to protect the name, reputation, and status of the gang from rival gang members and other persons. To protect the gang and to enhance its reputation, MS-13 members were expected to use any means necessary to force respect from those who showed disrespect, including acts of intimidation and violence. MS-13 had mottos consistent with its rules, beliefs, expectations and reputation including “mata, viola, controla,” which translates as, “kill, rape, control,” and “ver, oir y callar,” which means, “see nothing, hear nothing and say nothing.”
MS-13 members are required to commit acts of violence both to maintain membership and discipline within the gang, as well as against rival gang members. Participation in criminal activity by a member, particularly in violent acts directed at rival gangs or as directed by gang leadership, increase the respect accorded to that member, resulting in that member maintaining or increasing his position in the gang, and opens the door to a promotion to a leadership position. One of the principal rules of MS-13 is that its members must attack and kill rivals, often referred to as “chavalas,” whenever possible.
According to his plea agreement, in April 2017, Cruz Rodriguez conspired with MS-13 gang members to murder Victim 14. According to court documents, the MS-13 members believed Victim 14 was a member of a rival gang. Cruz Rodriguez was present when gang members were talking about how to kill Victim 14, and who would participate in the murder. On the day of the murder, Cruz Rodriguez drove other gang members to a secluded area of Frederick, Maryland, where the MS-13 members were going to kill Victim 14. Cruz Rodriguez was aware that he was transporting gang members so that they could participate in a murder. At the spot in Frederick, MS-13 gang members murdered Victim 14, dismembered him, and buried his body. After the murder, Cruz Rodriguez (who was not present during the murder) traveled back to the site of the murder and picked up gang members who had participated in the murder.
In July 2017, investigators recovered Victim 14’s body from a clandestine grave in Frederick, Maryland. The body had suffered from sharp force traumas and had been severed into seven pieces and decapitated.
The murder of Victim 14 was intended to maintain and increase the status of MS-13 and to allow Cruz Rodriguez and other MS-13 members and associates to maintain or increase their status within the gang.
A total of 30 defendants have been charged in this case with participating in a racketeering conspiracy and/or other crimes related to their association with MS-13. A total of 20 defendants, including Cruz Rodriguez, have pleaded guilty to crimes related to their participation in MS-13 gang activities.
Anyone with information about MS-13 is encouraged to provide their tips to law enforcement. The FBI and Homeland Security Investigations both have nationwide tiplines that you can call to report what you know. You can reach the FBI at 1-866-STP-MS13 (1-866-787-6713), or you can call HSI at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE.
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breaking911--2020-11-06--Cops Thwart Apparent Plot To Attack Philly Convention Center Where Votes are Being Counted: Report

At least one person is in custody and a weapon has been recovered during an investigation into an alleged plot @ @ @ @ @ Center .
According to WPVI , on Thursday night , cops received a tip that @ @ @ @ @ , was traveling from Virginia to Philadelphia in a Hummer .
The tipster said the @ @ @ @ @ attack at the convention center , the site were ballots are being counted .
No @ @ @ @ @ investigation is ongoing .
It was also unclear what charges , if any , the @ @ @ @

At least one person is in custody and a weapon has been recovered during an investigation into an alleged plot to attack the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
According to WPVI, on Thursday night, cops received a tip that someone, possibly a group, was traveling from Virginia to Philadelphia in a Hummer.
The tipster said the people intended to launch an attack at the convention center, the site were ballots are being counted.
No one was injured and the investigation is ongoing. It was also unclear what charges, if any, the detained suspect faced.
Action News has learned that police got a tip about a group, possibly a family, driving up from Virginia in a Hummer to unleash an attack at the Convention Center where votes are being counted in Philadelphia.https://t.co/1Vg6b8mq8v — Action News on 6abc (@6abc) November 6, 2020
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breaking911--2020-11-06--U.S. Postal Worker Caught at Canadian Border With Stolen Ballots In Car Trunk

Brandon Wilson , 27 , of Buffalo , NY , was arrested and charged by criminal complaint with delay or destruction of mail .
The charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine .
“ This Office is committed not only to ensuring the integrity of the mails but also of individuals ’ rights to vote in a free and fair election , ” stated U.S. Attorney James Kennedy .
“ The criminal conduct with which this defendant is alleged to have engaged , undermined both of those interests.
” According to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2020 , at approximately 7:34 p.m. , Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) Officers encountered Wilson , an employee of the United States Postal Service ( USPS ) , at the Peace Bridge Port of Entry .
As part of a standard CBP vehicle sweep , Wilson opened the trunk of his vehicle for CBP Officers .
A USPS mail bin containing numerous mail pieces was observed by a CBP officer inside the trunk .
CBP officers also observed multiple USPS uniform items bearing the USPS logo along with a USPS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Wilson stated the mail belonged to him and his mother .
However , Wilson could not account for additional names printed on the mail pieces .
Wilson further stated that he had intended to deliver the mail and had forgotten to return the mail pieces to the post office .
The United States Postal Service , Office of Inspector General , was called to retrieve the recovered mail pieces .
A subsequent inventory of the recovered mail pieces revealed three absentee ballots sent to two Buffalo , NY , addresses from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 106 political mailings , 220 first class mailings , and 484 standard mailings for an approximate total of 813 mail pieces .
The first-class letter mailings were destined for zip codes 14227 , 14211 , 14214 , with the majority destined for 14215 .
Cancellation dates showed seven dates between September 16 and October 26 , 2020 .
The complaint is the result of an investigation by the United States Postal Service , Office of Inspector General , under the direction of Special Agent-in-Charge Kenneth Cleevely , Eastern Area Field Office , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Border Protection , under the direction of Director of Field Operations , Rose Brophy .

Brandon Wilson, 27, of Buffalo, NY, was arrested and charged by criminal complaint with delay or destruction of mail. The charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
“This Office is committed not only to ensuring the integrity of the mails but also of individuals’ rights to vote in a free and fair election,” stated U.S. Attorney James Kennedy. “The criminal conduct with which this defendant is alleged to have engaged, undermined both of those interests.”
According to the complaint, on Election Day November 3, 2020, at approximately 7:34 p.m., Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officers encountered Wilson, an employee of the United States Postal Service (USPS), at the Peace Bridge Port of Entry. As part of a standard CBP vehicle sweep, Wilson opened the trunk of his vehicle for CBP Officers. A USPS mail bin containing numerous mail pieces was observed by a CBP officer inside the trunk. CBP officers also observed multiple USPS uniform items bearing the USPS logo along with a USPS identification badge with Wilson’s name. Wilson stated the mail belonged to him and his mother. However, Wilson could not account for additional names printed on the mail pieces. Wilson further stated that he had intended to deliver the mail and had forgotten to return the mail pieces to the post office.
The United States Postal Service, Office of Inspector General, was called to retrieve the recovered mail pieces. A subsequent inventory of the recovered mail pieces revealed three absentee ballots sent to two Buffalo, NY, addresses from the Erie County, NY Board of Elections, 106 political mailings, 220 first class mailings, and 484 standard mailings for an approximate total of 813 mail pieces. The first-class letter mailings were destined for zip codes 14227, 14211, 14214, with the majority destined for 14215. Cancellation dates showed seven dates between September 16 and October 26, 2020.
#BREAKING: Trump Campaign Wins Major Victory in Pennsylvania Voter ID Case – https://t.co/qVtndJ9iO5 pic.twitter.com/XTAaEo2ygO — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 5, 2020
The complaint is the result of an investigation by the United States Postal Service, Office of Inspector General, under the direction of Special Agent-in-Charge Kenneth Cleevely, Eastern Area Field Office, Pittsburgh, PA, and Customs and Border Protection, under the direction of Director of Field Operations, Rose Brophy.
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breaking911--2020-11-09--Former Ballet Dancer Charged With Murder of Husband In Florida

Lakewood Ranch , FLA — Ashley C. Benefield has been arrested and charged with Second Degree Murder in the shooting death of her husband , Doug G. Benefield at a Central Park home back on 9/27/20 .
In the course of the investigation detectives determined Ashley shot Doug , during what she had described was as a domestic argument .
However detectives found no evidence that she was acting in self-defense when she fired multiple shots at her husband .
She claimed he was attacking her , but detectives found no signs that she had been physically abused .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the midst of a custody battle involving their daughter .
Ashley was staying at her mother ’ s home in the Central Park neighborhood , while Doug resided at another address .
Doug came over to see Ashley that day and were the only ones at the Central Park home when the shooting occurred .
Investigators say Doug had his back turned when he was shot .
He was struck twice by a .45 caliber handgun .
Detectives spent weeks reviewing the case and developed probable cause to issue a Second Degree Murder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Her attorneys were notified and she turned herself in at the Manatee County Jail .
In 2017 , the couple started a dance business in Charleston called American National Ballet , where Doug was the CEO and Ashley was Executive Director .
Since Ashley ’ s arrest , Doug ’ s family decided to release his name .
Previously they wanted his identity withheld under Marsy ’ s Law .
The case is still being investigated .

Lakewood Ranch, FLA — Ashley C. Benefield has been arrested and charged with Second Degree Murder in the shooting death of her husband, Doug G. Benefield at a Central Park home back on 9/27/20.
In the course of the investigation detectives determined Ashley shot Doug, during what she had described was as a domestic argument. However detectives found no evidence that she was acting in self-defense when she fired multiple shots at her husband. She claimed he was attacking her, but detectives found no signs that she had been physically abused.
The couple had been separated and were in the midst of a custody battle involving their daughter. Ashley was staying at her mother’s home in the Central Park neighborhood, while Doug resided at another address. Doug came over to see Ashley that day and were the only ones at the Central Park home when the shooting occurred. Investigators say Doug had his back turned when he was shot. He was struck twice by a .45 caliber handgun.
Detectives spent weeks reviewing the case and developed probable cause to issue a Second Degree Murder warrant for Ashley Benefield’s arrest. Her attorneys were notified and she turned herself in at the Manatee County Jail.
In 2017, the couple started a dance business in Charleston called American National Ballet, where Doug was the CEO and Ashley was Executive Director.
Since Ashley’s arrest, Doug’s family decided to release his name. Previously they wanted his identity withheld under Marsy’s Law.
The case is still being investigated.
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breaking911--2020-11-08--POLICE: 2 Adults, 2 Children Shot In Virginia Beach, Scene is ‘Very Active’

Virginia Beach , Virginia — Police were responding to a shooting scene with multiple victims in Virginia Beach Sunday night @ @ @ @ @ around 5:30 p.m. local time for the shooting in the 3700 block of Whitney Court @ @ @ @ @ and two children were transported to area hospitals with “ what appear to be non-life @ @ @ @ @ the scene remains “ very active.
” The circumstances surrounding the shooting were not immediately @ @ @ @ @ were available .

Virginia Beach, Virginia — Police were responding to a shooting scene with multiple victims in Virginia Beach Sunday night. The cops were called around 5:30 p.m. local time for the shooting in the 3700 block of Whitney Court.
Police say two adults and two children were transported to area hospitals with “what appear to be non-life threatening injuries.” Adding, the scene remains “very active.”
Police on scene of a multiple shooting in the 3700 block of Whitney Ct. 2 adults and 2 children have been transported to local hospitals with what appear to be non-life threatening injuries. This is a very active scene. More to follow as info becomes available. @CityofVaBeach — Virginia Beach PD (@VBPD) November 8, 2020
The circumstances surrounding the shooting were not immediately known. No further details were available.
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