breaking911--2020-03-31--South Carolina Closes ALL Beaches, Lakes, Rivers

COLUMBIA , S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster today issued Executive Order 2020-16 , which orders the closure of all public access points to the state ’ s beaches , as well as closure of all public boat ramps , landings and other access points on the state ’ s lakes , rivers and waterways .
“ As a result of behavior observed this past weekend by the Department of Natural Resources and SLED , it has become necessary to close public access to our state ’ s beaches , and to close boat ramps and landings on our state ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” said Gov .
Henry McMaster .
“ This is unfortunate for those who chose to responsibly follow the instructions of our public health officials , but it is a necessary action to prevent the spread of this dangerous virus.
” The governor ’ s executive order authorizes and instructs the S.C. Department of Natural Resources , in consultation with the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control and the Attorney General ’ s office , to provide any necessary supplemental guidance .
“ This Section does not apply to individuals possessing a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ permit to the extent such individuals may seek to utilize or rely upon public piers , docks , wharfs , boat ramps , or boat landings in connection with commercial fishing activities , ” the governor ’ s order reads .
The order does not impact the rights of private property owners living on beaches , lakes , rivers , or waterways in any way .

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster today issued Executive Order 2020-16, which orders the closure of all public access points to the state’s beaches, as well as closure of all public boat ramps, landings and other access points on the state’s lakes, rivers and waterways.
“As a result of behavior observed this past weekend by the Department of Natural Resources and SLED, it has become necessary to close public access to our state’s beaches, and to close boat ramps and landings on our state’s lakes, rivers and waterways,” said Gov. Henry McMaster. “This is unfortunate for those who chose to responsibly follow the instructions of our public health officials, but it is a necessary action to prevent the spread of this dangerous virus.”
The governor’s executive order authorizes and instructs the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, in consultation with the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control and the Attorney General’s office, to provide any necessary supplemental guidance.
“This Section does not apply to individuals possessing a current, valid commercial fishing license or permit to the extent such individuals may seek to utilize or rely upon public piers, docks, wharfs, boat ramps, or boat landings in connection with commercial fishing activities,” the governor’s order reads.
The order does not impact the rights of private property owners living on beaches, lakes, rivers, or waterways in any way.
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breaking911--2020-03-31--Feds Warn of Online Classroom Hijacking During COVID-19 Pandemic

As large numbers of people turn to video-teleconferencing ( VTC ) platforms to stay connected in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis , reports of VTC hijacking ( also called “ Zoom-bombing ” ) are emerging nationwide .
The FBI has received multiple reports of conferences being disrupted by pornographic and/or hate images and threatening language .
Within the FBI Boston Division ’ s area of responsibility ( AOR ) , which includes Maine , Massachusetts , New Hampshire , and Rhode Island , two schools in Massachusetts reported the following incidents : • In late March 2020 , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ teacher was conducting an online class using the teleconferencing software Zoom , an unidentified individual ( s ) dialed into the classroom .
This individual yelled a profanity and then shouted the teacher ’ s home address in the middle of instruction .
• A second Massachusetts-based school reported a Zoom meeting being accessed by an unidentified individual .
In this incident , the individual was visible on the video camera and displayed swastika tattoos .
As individuals continue the transition to online lessons and meetings , the FBI recommends exercising due diligence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The following steps can be taken to mitigate teleconference hijacking threats : • Do not make meetings or classrooms public .
In Zoom , there are two options to make a meeting private : require a meeting password or use the waiting room feature and control the admittance of guests .
• Do not share a link to a teleconference or classroom on an unrestricted publicly available social media post .
Provide the link directly to specific people .
• Ensure users are using the updated version of remote access/meeting applications .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In their security update , the teleconference software provider added passwords by default for meetings and disabled the ability to randomly scan for meetings to join .
• Lastly , ensure that your organization ’ s telework policy or guide addresses requirements for physical and information security .

As large numbers of people turn to video-teleconferencing (VTC) platforms to stay connected in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, reports of VTC hijacking (also called “Zoom-bombing”) are emerging nationwide. The FBI has received multiple reports of conferences being disrupted by pornographic and/or hate images and threatening language.
Within the FBI Boston Division’s area of responsibility (AOR), which includes Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, two schools in Massachusetts reported the following incidents:
In late March 2020, a Massachusetts-based high school reported that while a teacher was conducting an online class using the teleconferencing software Zoom, an unidentified individual(s) dialed into the classroom. This individual yelled a profanity and then shouted the teacher’s home address in the middle of instruction.
A second Massachusetts-based school reported a Zoom meeting being accessed by an unidentified individual. In this incident, the individual was visible on the video camera and displayed swastika tattoos.
As individuals continue the transition to online lessons and meetings, the FBI recommends exercising due diligence and caution in your cybersecurity efforts. The following steps can be taken to mitigate teleconference hijacking threats:
Do not make meetings or classrooms public. In Zoom, there are two options to make a meeting private: require a meeting password or use the waiting room feature and control the admittance of guests.
Do not share a link to a teleconference or classroom on an unrestricted publicly available social media post. Provide the link directly to specific people.
Manage screensharing options. In Zoom, change screensharing to “Host Only.”
Ensure users are using the updated version of remote access/meeting applications. In January 2020, Zoom updated their software. In their security update, the teleconference software provider added passwords by default for meetings and disabled the ability to randomly scan for meetings to join.
Lastly, ensure that your organization’s telework policy or guide addresses requirements for physical and information security.
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Florida Man Stabs K-9 Repeatedly During Home Invasion, Later Dies

On Saturday evening , March 28 , 2020 , PCSO deputies responded to an armed burglary in progress on Grand Pines Blvd in Lakeland , during which the suspect broke into an occupied home armed with a tire lug wrench .
Around 8:30 p.m. , the two victims were startled by the suspect banging on their door , yelling , “ Let me in !
” and “ They are after me !
” The suspect appeared frantic , however , the victims didn ’ t see anyone else outside .
After refusing to let him in , the suspect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the tire lug wrench , and forced his way inside .
The victims ran outside and dialed 911 .
Deputies arrived on-scene , including a PCSO canine team – Deputy Sheriff Scott Cronin and his K-9 partner , Vise .
The suspect – 31-year-old Carl McHargh , Jr. – was inside the master bathroom closet , refusing to come out .
Three deputies went in and found McHargh barricaded inside the closet adjacent to the master bath .
At that time , deputies knew him only to be armed with the lug wrench @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as McHargh refused to surrender , and K-9 Vise went into the closet to apprehend McHargh .
Deputy Cronin observed McHargh punching K-9 Vise about his head and neck .
Cronin grabbed the suspect ’ s hand , and realized he was actually stabbing the dog with a kitchen knife that McHargh grabbed from the victims ’ kitchen .
Cronin wrenched the knife out of McHargh ’ s hand as he continued to violently resist the deputy ’ s efforts to take him into custody , and Cronin was cut in the process @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pull McHargh away from the dog and place him in handcuffs .
Deputy Cronin then ran Vise out to his patrol car and transported him in emergency mode due to his significant injuries to Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic in Lakeland , where he underwent surgery for his 9 stab wounds and arterial bleed , and received numerous stitches .
Vise was admitted to the emergency vet hospital overnight .
He is expected to make a full recovery .
Deputy Cronin received a laceration to his hand from wrestling the knife out of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ treated and released from LRHMC .
Sheriff Grady Judd said , “ These deputies and the canine risked their lives to get an armed and dangerous , drug-induced suspect out of the victims ’ house .
We are grateful that Vise will make a full recovery and that Deputy Cronin and the other two deputies weren ’ t more seriously injured in this violent attack .
This felon was clearly in some sort of drug-induced rage , and preliminarily it appears he was suffering from excited delirium.
” After McHargh was taken into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ event suspected to be excited delirium from his cocaine-induced state , and he was treated at the scene by EMS , including the administration of Narcan and CPR .
They revived him and transported him to a local hospital , where he tested positive for cocaine , and was intubated .
He was declared deceased at the hospital on Monday evening , March 30 , 2020 .
An autopsy was completed , and his cause of death was ruled cocaine intoxication ; his manner of death was ruled accidental .
If McHargh had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have been charged with : -Armed occupied burglary -Offense against a police dog with great bodily harm -3 counts resisting arrest with violence -3 counts battery on a law enforcement officer -Petit theft His extensive criminal history included 15 felonies , 11 misdemeanors , and one trip to state prison for attempted armed robbery .
His 36 previous arrests in Polk and Hillsborough counties were for robbery , battery , battery domestic violence , burglary , grand theft of a motor vehicle , resisting arrest , assault , cocaine possession , marijuana possession @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , possession of paraphernalia , failure to appear , and VOP .
His most recent arrest in Polk was for battery domestic violence in January 2019 ( his mugshot above is from that arrest ) .

On Saturday evening, March 28, 2020, PCSO deputies responded to an armed burglary in progress on Grand Pines Blvd in Lakeland, during which the suspect broke into an occupied home armed with a tire lug wrench.
Around 8:30 p.m., the two victims were startled by the suspect banging on their door, yelling, “Let me in!” and “They are after me!” The suspect appeared frantic, however, the victims didn’t see anyone else outside. After refusing to let him in, the suspect broke the glass on the door with the tire lug wrench, and forced his way inside. The victims ran outside and dialed 911.
Deputies arrived on-scene, including a PCSO canine team – Deputy Sheriff Scott Cronin and his K-9 partner, Vise. The suspect – 31-year-old Carl McHargh, Jr. – was inside the master bathroom closet, refusing to come out. Three deputies went in and found McHargh barricaded inside the closet adjacent to the master bath. At that time, deputies knew him only to be armed with the lug wrench.
Deputies pried the closet door open as McHargh refused to surrender, and K-9 Vise went into the closet to apprehend McHargh. Deputy Cronin observed McHargh punching K-9 Vise about his head and neck. Cronin grabbed the suspect’s hand, and realized he was actually stabbing the dog with a kitchen knife that McHargh grabbed from the victims’ kitchen. Cronin wrenched the knife out of McHargh’s hand as he continued to violently resist the deputy’s efforts to take him into custody, and Cronin was cut in the process.
The three deputies were able to pull McHargh away from the dog and place him in handcuffs. Deputy Cronin then ran Vise out to his patrol car and transported him in emergency mode due to his significant injuries to Parkway Veterinary Emergency Clinic in Lakeland, where he underwent surgery for his 9 stab wounds and arterial bleed, and received numerous stitches. Vise was admitted to the emergency vet hospital overnight. He is expected to make a full recovery. Deputy Cronin received a laceration to his hand from wrestling the knife out of the suspect’s hand. He was treated and released from LRHMC.
Sheriff Grady Judd said, “These deputies and the canine risked their lives to get an armed and dangerous, drug-induced suspect out of the victims’ house. We are grateful that Vise will make a full recovery and that Deputy Cronin and the other two deputies weren’t more seriously injured in this violent attack. This felon was clearly in some sort of drug-induced rage, and preliminarily it appears he was suffering from excited delirium.”
After McHargh was taken into custody, he suffered a significant medical event suspected to be excited delirium from his cocaine-induced state, and he was treated at the scene by EMS, including the administration of Narcan and CPR. They revived him and transported him to a local hospital, where he tested positive for cocaine, and was intubated.
He was declared deceased at the hospital on Monday evening, March 30, 2020. An autopsy was completed, and his cause of death was ruled cocaine intoxication; his manner of death was ruled accidental.
If McHargh had survived this drug-intoxicated event, he would have been charged with:
-Armed occupied burglary
-Offense against a police dog with great bodily harm
-3 counts resisting arrest with violence
-3 counts battery on a law enforcement officer
-Petit theft
His extensive criminal history included 15 felonies, 11 misdemeanors, and one trip to state prison for attempted armed robbery. His 36 previous arrests in Polk and Hillsborough counties were for robbery, battery, battery domestic violence, burglary, grand theft of a motor vehicle, resisting arrest, assault, cocaine possession, marijuana possession, keeping a structure for drug use, possession of paraphernalia, failure to appear, and VOP. His most recent arrest in Polk was for battery domestic violence in January 2019 (his mugshot above is from that arrest).
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breaking911--2020-04-01--76-Year-Old Makes Full Recovery From COVID-19

“ God is at work , but so are people—and they ’ re really hustling.
” A 76-year-old Ohio man @ @ @ @ @ care workers who cared for him .
Thankfully , he made a full recovery .

“God is at work, but so are people—and they’re really hustling.”
A 76-year-old Ohio man is grateful to the health care workers who cared for him. Thankfully, he made a full recovery.
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Trio Busted In 2011 Halloween Murder Of NYC Cafe Owner

Officials have charged Kevin Taylor , 27 , Gary Robles , 37 , and Michael Mazur , 26 , with the October 31 , 2011 , murder of Joshua Rubin in Brooklyn , New York .
All three suspects were arrested Tuesday .
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said : “ Over eight years ago , Joshua Rubin ’ s life was taken .
As alleged in the Indictment , these defendants were responsible for that terrible crime .
Now , thanks to the determination of our law enforcement partners and the Special Agents of our Office , the defendants @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William F. Sweeney Jr. said : “ After years of wondering what led to Mr. Rubin disappearing from his Brooklyn neighborhood , and his body being found in rural Pennsylvania , his family and the community may finally get some answers .
The passage of time makes cold cases difficult , but the people who committed the crimes are still out there , and they will be held accountable .
I want to commend agents and detectives on the FBI New York Joint Violent Crimes Task Force and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ giving up , and never forgetting the victim deserves justice.
” NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said : “ When a life is violently taken , law enforcement is there to speak for the voiceless .
From the moment of Joshua Rubin ’ s disappearance and murder , in 2011 , our NYPD investigators and federal and local law enforcement partners never stopped working to bring justice for him and all who knew him.
” On October 31 , 2011 , the trio allegedly robbed Rubin of marijuana in the vicinity of 1021 McDonald @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and in the course of that robbery Rubin was shot in the chest and killed .
His body was later found in Pennsylvania , burned beyond recognition , prosecutors said .
According to the NY Post , Rubin owned Whisk Bakery Cafe in Ditmas Park and ‘ owed at least $ 14,000 to creditors at the time of his Halloween disappearance , ” All three suspects are each charged with murder through the use of a firearm , which carries a maximum penalty of death or life in prison and a mandatory minimum @ @ @ @ @ @ @

Officials have charged Kevin Taylor, 27, Gary Robles, 37, and Michael Mazur, 26, with the October 31, 2011, murder of Joshua Rubin in Brooklyn, New York.
All three suspects were arrested Tuesday.
U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said: “Over eight years ago, Joshua Rubin’s life was taken. As alleged in the Indictment, these defendants were responsible for that terrible crime. Now, thanks to the determination of our law enforcement partners and the Special Agents of our Office, the defendants are charged in federal court with murder.”
FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William F. Sweeney Jr. said: “After years of wondering what led to Mr. Rubin disappearing from his Brooklyn neighborhood, and his body being found in rural Pennsylvania, his family and the community may finally get some answers. The passage of time makes cold cases difficult, but the people who committed the crimes are still out there, and they will be held accountable. I want to commend agents and detectives on the FBI New York Joint Violent Crimes Task Force and the NYPD Cold Case Homicide Unit for never giving up, and never forgetting the victim deserves justice.”
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said: “When a life is violently taken, law enforcement is there to speak for the voiceless. From the moment of Joshua Rubin’s disappearance and murder, in 2011, our NYPD investigators and federal and local law enforcement partners never stopped working to bring justice for him and all who knew him.”
On October 31, 2011, the trio allegedly robbed Rubin of marijuana in the vicinity of 1021 McDonald Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, and in the course of that robbery Rubin was shot in the chest and killed. His body was later found in Pennsylvania, burned beyond recognition, prosecutors said.
According to the NY Post, Rubin owned Whisk Bakery Cafe in Ditmas Park and ‘owed at least $14,000 to creditors at the time of his Halloween disappearance,”
All three suspects are each charged with murder through the use of a firearm, which carries a maximum penalty of death or life in prison and a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison.
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breaking911--2020-04-01--LIVE: Trump, AG Barr & Coronavirus Task Force Hold Press Briefing

The White House projected there could be 100,000 to 240,000 deaths in the U.S. from the coronavirus pandemic even if @ @ @ @ @ maintained .

The White House projected there could be 100,000 to 240,000 deaths in the U.S. from the coronavirus pandemic even if current social distancing guidelines are maintained.
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Virginia Man Faces Sexual Battery Charges Involving Children At In-Home Day Care

FALLS CHURCH , VA — Detectives arrested Santiago Alvarado Garcia , 50 , of Falls Church on Friday and charged @ @ @ @ @ aggravated sexual battery .
Detectives were contacted on Thursday , March 26 , after a @ @ @ @ @ Daycare disclosed that they had been inappropriately touched by Garcia .
The daycare has operated @ @ @ @ @ 2017 and was formerly located at 7503 Parkwood Court in 2016 .
Garcia is employed @ @ @ @ @ has lived in the homes as his primary residence while the daycare has been in @ @ @ @ @ may be more victims .

FALLS CHURCH, VA — Detectives arrested Santiago Alvarado Garcia, 50, of Falls Church on Friday and charged him with three counts of aggravated sexual battery.
Detectives were contacted on Thursday, March 26, after a child from Digna Alvarado Garcia Daycare disclosed that they had been inappropriately touched by Garcia.
The daycare has operated at 2988 Monticello Drive since 2017 and was formerly located at 7503 Parkwood Court in 2016. Garcia is employed by a general contractor and has lived in the homes as his primary residence while the daycare has been in operation.
Detectives believe there may be more victims.
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Child Under 5 Dies From Complications Related To COVID-19 In Tenn.

HAMILTON COUNTY , TN – The Hamilton County Health Department confirms the first pediatric COVID-19-related death of a child in @ @ @ @ @ under 5 years of age , had underlying health conditions , and died in a @ @ @ @ @ test showed the patient was positive for COVID-19 .
“ It is our deepest regret @ @ @ @ @ our first COVID-19-related pediatric death , ” says Health Department Administrator Becky Barnes , “ @ @ @ @ @ family , we also take this opportunity to urgently plead with each member of our @ @ @ @ @ by staying at home and take precautions to protect yourselves .
”

HAMILTON COUNTY, TN – The Hamilton County Health Department confirms the first pediatric COVID-19-related death of a child in Tennessee.
The child was under 5 years of age, had underlying health conditions, and died in a local hospital. A laboratory test showed the patient was positive for COVID-19.
“It is our deepest regret to share with you today our first COVID-19-related pediatric death,” says Health Department Administrator Becky Barnes, “As we mourn with the family, we also take this opportunity to urgently plead with each member of our community to practice social distancing by staying at home and take precautions to protect yourselves.”
#BREAKING: Former TV Meteorologist Arrested, Accused Of Threatening To 'Lynch,' 'Slit Throat' of Health Director Over Handling of COVID-19 Outbreak https://t.co/VwCDir4gZ6 — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) April 1, 2020
Former Vice President and Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden has offered to Call President Donald Trump to give him advice on the coronavirus response https://t.co/sV3qVNKUjA pic.twitter.com/VvzhLwZh8n — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) April 1, 2020
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Joe Biden Offers To Call President Trump with Coronavirus Advice

Former Vice President and Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden has offered to Call President Donald Trump to give him advice on the coronavirus response .
“ Vice President Biden has been extending his advice for months , and he did so again on the air last night .
As he has said repeatedly , Donald Trump is not accountable for coronavirus itself — but he is accountable for the federal government ’ s slow and chaotic response to this outbreak.
” “ Unfortunately , Trump spent months after the virus was discovered disregarding repeated warnings from his scientific and intelligence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this outbreak to the American people .
He could have heeded Vice President Biden ’ s public advice not to take China ’ s word as they misled the world about their efforts to stop the spread.
” The statement was released after White House counselor Kellyanne Conway told Fox News that the former VP should reach out to the President .
“ I think it ’ s really disappointing to have President Obama ’ s number two , who apparently doesn ’ t talk much to him , out there criticizing instead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s what we did that we thought was effective , ” Conway said .
“ Why doesn ’ t Vice President Biden call the White House today and offer some support ?
He ’ s in his bunker in Wilmington , and I have to tell you we ’ re not talking about politics here at the White House at all .
We ’ re talking about ventilators and vaccines , not Biden and Bernie .
”

Former Vice President and Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden has offered to Call President Donald Trump to give him advice on the coronavirus response.
Biden’s deputy campaign manager, Kate Bedingfield released this statement:
“Vice President Biden has been extending his advice for months, and he did so again on the air last night. As he has said repeatedly, Donald Trump is not accountable for coronavirus itself — but he is accountable for the federal government’s slow and chaotic response to this outbreak.”
“Unfortunately, Trump spent months after the virus was discovered disregarding repeated warnings from his scientific and intelligence experts, and downplaying the threat of this outbreak to the American people. He could have heeded Vice President Biden’s public advice not to take China’s word as they misled the world about their efforts to stop the spread.”
The statement was released after White House counselor Kellyanne Conway told Fox News that the former VP should reach out to the President.
“I think it’s really disappointing to have President Obama’s number two, who apparently doesn’t talk much to him, out there criticizing instead of saying, hey, here’s what we did that we thought was effective,” Conway said.
“Why doesn’t Vice President Biden call the White House today and offer some support? He’s in his bunker in Wilmington, and I have to tell you we’re not talking about politics here at the White House at all. We’re talking about ventilators and vaccines, not Biden and Bernie.”
(c) 2020 Breaking911 – T. Grant Benson / @GrantB911
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Triple Murder Suspect In Standoff With Police After Releasing Toddler To Police Safe

A triple murder suspect wanted in Bibb County , Georgia was in a police standoff with police near Tampa , Florida Wednesday .
The Bibb County Sheriff ’ s Office responded to a shooting that occurred in the 500 block of Moreland Avenue , at 9:22 p.m. on Tuesday .
Deputies arrived on the scene and found three people shot in the house and one female with injuries .
It was reported that there was an altercation between 29-year-old Caesar Zamien Lamar Crockett Jr. and his child ’ s mother 30-year-old Jamila Augustine French .
During the altercation , Crockett @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s mother , 67-year-old Janet Samuel , and stepfather , a 69-year-old James Samuel , and sister 47-year-old Lechasta Childs killing them .
French was treated for her injuries she sustained during the physical altercation and released .
Crockett then fled the scene with his 2-year-old son King Cane Crockett .
The Bibb County Sheriff ’ s Office was notified by the Florida Highway Patrol that 29-year-old Caesar Zamien Lamar Crockett Jr. was spotted around 1:27 p.m. , in Tampa .
Florida Highway Patrol Officers attempted to stop Crockett ’ s vehicle , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Crockett wrecked his vehicle at an off-ramp in Tampa .
According to the Florida Highway Patrol , Caesar handed over 2-year-old King Crockett to officers , unharmed .
Caesar was then in an armed standoff with Florida Highway Patrol Officers and other law enforcement agencies .

A triple murder suspect wanted in Bibb County, Georgia was in a police standoff with police near Tampa, Florida Wednesday.
The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office responded to a shooting that occurred in the 500 block of Moreland Avenue, at 9:22 p.m. on Tuesday.
Deputies arrived on the scene and found three people shot in the house and one female with injuries. It was reported that there was an altercation between 29-year-old Caesar Zamien Lamar Crockett Jr. and his child’s mother 30-year-old Jamila Augustine French. During the altercation, Crockett pulled a firearm and shot French’s mother, 67-year-old Janet Samuel, and stepfather, a 69-year-old James Samuel, and sister 47-year-old Lechasta Childs killing them. French was treated for her injuries she sustained during the physical altercation and released.
Crockett then fled the scene with his 2-year-old son King Cane Crockett.
The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office was notified by the Florida Highway Patrol that 29-year-old Caesar Zamien Lamar Crockett Jr. was spotted around 1:27 p.m., in Tampa.
Florida Highway Patrol Officers attempted to stop Crockett’s vehicle, but he fled from the officers. Crockett wrecked his vehicle at an off-ramp in Tampa.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Caesar handed over 2-year-old King Crockett to officers, unharmed. Caesar was then in an armed standoff with Florida Highway Patrol Officers and other law enforcement agencies.
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breaking911--2020-04-01--6-Week-Old Infant With COVID-19 Dies In Connecticut

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont confirms the first pediatric fatality in Connecticut linked to COVID-19 .
A 6-week-old newborn from the @ @ @ @ @ to a hospital late last week and could not be revived .
Testing confirmed last @ @ @ @ @ COVID-19 positive .
“ This is absolutely heartbreaking , ” Lamont said .
“ We @ @ @ @ @ the youngest lives lost anywhere due to complications relating to COVID-19.
” “ This is @ @ @ @ @ most fragile without mercy .
This also stresses the importance of staying home and limiting @ @ @ @ @ Your life and the lives of others could literally depend on it .
Our prayers @ @ @ @ @ this difficult time .
”

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont confirms the first pediatric fatality in Connecticut linked to COVID-19.
A 6-week-old newborn from the Hartford area was brought unresponsive to a hospital late last week and could not be revived.
Testing confirmed last night that the newborn was COVID-19 positive.
“This is absolutely heartbreaking,” Lamont said. “We believe this is one of the youngest lives lost anywhere due to complications relating to COVID-19.”
“This is a virus that attacks our most fragile without mercy. This also stresses the importance of staying home and limiting exposure to other people. Your life and the lives of others could literally depend on it. Our prayers are with the family at this difficult time.”
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Shocking Video Shows Man Fatally Shot In The Head While on Facebook Live

A deadly shooting in Springfield , Massachusetts was captured on Facebook Live .
The video shows a group of young @ @ @ @ @ car and some standing outside , chatting and having a good time before gunfire breaks @ @ @ @ @ people were hit .
One victim appeared to be shot in the head and was @ @ @ @ @ a private vehicle — where he was later pronounced dead .
The second victim is @ @ @ @ @ victims were not identified and a no arrests have been made .
WARNING : Some @ @ @ @ @ .

A deadly shooting in Springfield, Massachusetts was captured on Facebook Live.
The video shows a group of young men, some inside a car and some standing outside, chatting and having a good time before gunfire breaks out. Police say two people were hit.
One victim appeared to be shot in the head and was taken to a hospital in a private vehicle — where he was later pronounced dead. The second victim is expected to survive.
[WATCH: Chilling Video Shows Police Chase, Deadly Shooting Streamed on Facebook Live]
The victims were not identified and a no arrests have been made.
WARNING: Some may find the video disturbing.
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breaking911--2020-04-01--Former TV  Meteorologist Arrested, Accused Of Threatening To ‘Lynch,’ ‘Slit Throat’ of Health Direct

Former TV  Meteorologist Arrested, Accused Of Threatening To ‘Lynch,’ ‘Slit Throat’ of Health Director Over Handling of COVID-19 Outbreak

OMAHA , NE — A local meteorologist in Omaha is accused of threatening to kill the director of the Douglas @ @ @ @ @ handling of the coronavirus outbreak .
Dr. Adi Pour says she received multiple threatening emails @ @ @ @ @ would be ‘ lynched ’ of have her ‘ throat slit.
’ According to KETV @ @ @ @ @ calls and emails to Ronald Penzkowski , 57 .
Upon executing a search warrant at @ @ @ @ @ evidence was found to support that Penzkowski was sending the messages.
’ Penzkowski also uses @ @ @ @ @ ’ .
He was communication director for Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle from 2009-2010 .
In @ @ @ @ @ chief meteorologist for KPTM .
Penzkowski is charged with making terroristic threats and stalking .

OMAHA, NE — A local meteorologist in Omaha is accused of threatening to kill the director of the Douglas County Health Department over her handling of the coronavirus outbreak.
Dr. Adi Pour says she received multiple threatening emails and phone calls stating she would be ‘lynched’ of have her ‘throat slit.’
According to KETV, ‘Investigators tracked the calls and emails to Ronald Penzkowski, 57. Upon executing a search warrant at his address Tuesday, more evidence was found to support that Penzkowski was sending the messages.’
Penzkowski also uses the alias ‘Ron Gerard’. He was communication director for Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle from 2009-2010. In the 1990s, he was chief meteorologist for KPTM.
Penzkowski is charged with making terroristic threats and stalking.
.@DCSheriffNE arrest former local meteorologist and former mayoral communications director after he made threats to lynch and slit the throat of Douglas County Health Department Director Dr. Adi Pour. — Omaha Scanner (@omaha_scanner) April 1, 2020
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Georgia Admits to Attempting to Attack the White House with Explosives

Today Hasher Jallal Taheb , 23 , of Cumming , Georgia , has pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to destroy , by fire or an explosive , a building owned by or leased to the United States .
Taleb had planned an attack on the White House using weapons and explosives .
As part of the plea agreement , the defendant and the government agreed that the defendant should receive a 15-year sentence of imprisonment .
“ Taheb planned to conduct a terrorist attack on the White House as part of what he claimed was his obligation to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers .
“ And that was just one of the iconic American landmarks he wanted to target .
Thanks to a tip from a member of the community and the work of the agents , analysts , and prosecutors responsible for this case , the threat posed by the defendant was neutralized and the defendant has admitted his guilt and will now be held accountable for his crime.
” “ Taheb hatched a dangerous plan that would have resulted in unimaginable injury , ” said Byung @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia .
“ We are grateful to community members who noticed his dangerous evolution and alerted law enforcement .
Along with our federal , state and local partners , we will remain vigilant in order to disrupt these types of attacks before they happen.
” “ This plea is the result of a more than year-long intensive investigation by FBI Atlanta ’ s Joint Terrorism Task Force , which was because of a tip from the community , ” said Chris Hacker , Special Agent in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ citizens are our most important weapons in fighting terrorism , our eyes and ears in our communities , and why we say to please contact law enforcement if you see or hear something suspicious.
” According to U.S. Attorney Pak , the charges and other information presented in court : In March 2018 , a member of the Atlanta community reported concerns about Taheb to a local law enforcement agency , which then contacted the FBI .
The community member specifically alerted law enforcement that Taheb had become radicalized and was making plans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ operation conducted by the FBI , federal investigators learned in October 2018 that Taheb planned to travel overseas and that he had applied for a United States passport in July 2018 .
The FBI also learned that Taheb had begun planning domestic attacks in the United States as part of his desire to engage in “ jihad.
” His targets initially included the White House and the Statue of Liberty .
Later , in December 2018 , Taheb broadened his prospective targets in the Washington , D.C. area , to include the Washington @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lincoln Memorial , and a synagogue .
During undercover meetings with Taheb in January 2019 , he produced sketches of the White House and described the types of weapons and explosives he wished to use in the attack , including semi-automatic weapons , improvised explosive devices , an anti-tank weapon , and hand grenades .
FBI special agents arrested Taheb on Jan. 16 , 2019 , after he arrived at a pre-arranged location where he expected to obtain semi-automatic assault rifles , explosive devices , and an anti-tank weapon .
Sentencing for Taheb @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , at 9:30 a.m. before U.S. District Judge Mark H. Cohen .

Today Hasher Jallal Taheb, 23, of Cumming, Georgia, has pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to destroy, by fire or an explosive, a building owned by or leased to the United States. Taleb had planned an attack on the White House using weapons and explosives. As part of the plea agreement, the defendant and the government agreed that the defendant should receive a 15-year sentence of imprisonment.
“Taheb planned to conduct a terrorist attack on the White House as part of what he claimed was his obligation to engage in jihad,” said Assistant Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers. “And that was just one of the iconic American landmarks he wanted to target. Thanks to a tip from a member of the community and the work of the agents, analysts, and prosecutors responsible for this case, the threat posed by the defendant was neutralized and the defendant has admitted his guilt and will now be held accountable for his crime.”
“Taheb hatched a dangerous plan that would have resulted in unimaginable injury,” said Byung J. “BJay” Pak, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia. “We are grateful to community members who noticed his dangerous evolution and alerted law enforcement. Along with our federal, state and local partners, we will remain vigilant in order to disrupt these types of attacks before they happen.”
“This plea is the result of a more than year-long intensive investigation by FBI Atlanta’s Joint Terrorism Task Force, which was because of a tip from the community,” said Chris Hacker, Special Agent in Charge of FBI Atlanta. “Our citizens are our most important weapons in fighting terrorism, our eyes and ears in our communities, and why we say to please contact law enforcement if you see or hear something suspicious.”
According to U.S. Attorney Pak, the charges and other information presented in court: In March 2018, a member of the Atlanta community reported concerns about Taheb to a local law enforcement agency, which then contacted the FBI. The community member specifically alerted law enforcement that Taheb had become radicalized and was making plans to travel abroad.
During an undercover operation conducted by the FBI, federal investigators learned in October 2018 that Taheb planned to travel overseas and that he had applied for a United States passport in July 2018. The FBI also learned that Taheb had begun planning domestic attacks in the United States as part of his desire to engage in “jihad.” His targets initially included the White House and the Statue of Liberty. Later, in December 2018, Taheb broadened his prospective targets in the Washington, D.C. area, to include the Washington Monument, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, and a synagogue.
During undercover meetings with Taheb in January 2019, he produced sketches of the White House and described the types of weapons and explosives he wished to use in the attack, including semi-automatic weapons, improvised explosive devices, an anti-tank weapon, and hand grenades. FBI special agents arrested Taheb on Jan. 16, 2019, after he arrived at a pre-arranged location where he expected to obtain semi-automatic assault rifles, explosive devices, and an anti-tank weapon.
Sentencing for Taheb is scheduled for June 23, 2020, at 9:30 a.m. before U.S. District Judge Mark H. Cohen.
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Texas Health Officials Say 9-Year-Old Has Contracted COVID-19

BROWNSVILLE , TX — Cameron County Public Health has received confirmation of eleven additional cases of COVID-19 .
The cases @ @ @ @ @ between the ages of 9 to 46 years old with 4 females and 3 males @ @ @ @ @ child .
Four of the seven individuals were linked to two previously reported cases , @ @ @ @ @ one is community transmission .
The other four remaining cases include a 36 year-old and @ @ @ @ @ Harlingen with one having reported travel and the other identified as community-transmission case .
A @ @ @ @ @ Benito and 29 year-old male from Rio Hondo were also reported , both as community @ @ @ @ @ the total to 37 cases of COVID-19 in Cameron County .

BROWNSVILLE, TX — Cameron County Public Health has received confirmation of eleven additional cases of COVID-19.
The cases include seven individuals from Brownsville between the ages of 9 to 46 years old with 4 females and 3 males, including a nine year-old child.
Four of the seven individuals were linked to two previously reported cases, while two are travel-related and one is community transmission. The other four remaining cases include a 36 year-old and a 43 year-old male from Harlingen with one having reported travel and the other identified as community-transmission case. A 66-year old female from San Benito and 29 year-old male from Rio Hondo were also reported, both as community transmission cases.
This brings the total to 37 cases of COVID-19 in Cameron County.
BREAKING: Child Under 5 Dies From Complications Related To COVID-19 In Tenn. – https://t.co/KiD3CTzRFP pic.twitter.com/YSV4X3wZH3 — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) April 1, 2020
BREAKING NEWS: Man Intentionally Derailed Train at High-Speed In Attempt To Crash Into Hospital Ship Mercy At LA Port – https://t.co/oa6u9Sr3nQ pic.twitter.com/3NuLx2NNM1 — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) April 1, 2020
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breaking911--2020-04-01--FEDS: Man Intentionally Derailed Train at High-Speed In Attempt To Crash Into Hospital Ship Mercy At

FEDS: Man Intentionally Derailed Train at High-Speed In Attempt To Crash Into Hospital Ship Mercy At LA Port

LOS ANGELES – A train engineer at the Port of Los Angeles was arrested this morning on federal charges for allegedly running a locomotive at full speed off the end of rail tracks near the USNS Mercy .
Eduardo Moreno , 44 , of San Pedro , was charged today in a criminal complaint with one count of train wrecking as a result of an incident Tuesday afternoon .
According to the criminal complaint filed in United States District Court , Moreno admitted in two separate interviews with law enforcement authorities that he intentionally derailed and crashed the train near @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off the end of tracks , and crashed through a series of barriers before coming to rest more than 250 yards from the Mercy .
No one was injured in the incident , and the Mercy was not harmed or damaged in any way .
The incident did result in the train leaking a substantial amount of fuel oil , which required clean up by fire and other hazardous materials personnel .
The train crash was witnessed by a California Highway Patrol officer , who took Moreno into custody as he fled the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ then took custody of Moreno , conducted an interview and obtained permission to search his residence .
The FBI ’ s Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Port of Los Angeles Police are now leading the investigation .
The CHP officer who witnessed the crash reported seeing “ the train smash into a concrete barrier at the end of the track , smash into a steel barrier , smash into a chain-link fence , slide through a parking lot , slide across another lot filled with gravel , and smash into a second @ @ @ @ @ @ @ affidavit in support of the criminal complaint .
When the CHP officer contacted Moreno , he made a series of spontaneous statements , including , “ You only get this chance once .
The whole world is watching .
I had to .
People don ’ t know what ’ s going on here .
Now they will.
” In his first interview with the Los Angeles Port Police , Moreno acknowledged that he “ did it , ” saying that he was suspicious of the Mercy and believing it had an alternate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ takeover , the affidavit states .
Moreno stated that he acted alone and had not pre-planned the attempted attack .
While admitting to intentionally derailing and crashing the train , he said he knew it would bring media attention and “ people could see for themselves , ” referring to the Mercy , according to the affidavit .
In a second interview with FBI agents , Moreno stated that “ he did it out of the desire to ‘ wake people up , ’ ” according to the affidavit .
“ Moreno stated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mercy was suspicious and did not believe ‘ the ship is what they say it ’ s for.
’ ” The Los Angeles Port Police reviewed video recorded from the locomotive ’ s cab , according to the affidavit .
One video shows the train clearly moving at a high rate of speed before crashing through various barriers and coming into close proximity to three occupied vehicles .
A second video shows Moreno in the cab holding a lighted flare .
Moreno was held overnight on local charges , and he was turned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Moreno is expected to make an initial appearance in federal court this afternoon .

LOS ANGELES – A train engineer at the Port of Los Angeles was arrested this morning on federal charges for allegedly running a locomotive at full speed off the end of rail tracks near the USNS Mercy.
Eduardo Moreno, 44, of San Pedro, was charged today in a criminal complaint with one count of train wrecking as a result of an incident Tuesday afternoon.
According to the criminal complaint filed in United States District Court, Moreno admitted in two separate interviews with law enforcement authorities that he intentionally derailed and crashed the train near the Mercy.
Moreno ran the train off the end of tracks, and crashed through a series of barriers before coming to rest more than 250 yards from the Mercy. No one was injured in the incident, and the Mercy was not harmed or damaged in any way. The incident did result in the train leaking a substantial amount of fuel oil, which required clean up by fire and other hazardous materials personnel.
The train crash was witnessed by a California Highway Patrol officer, who took Moreno into custody as he fled the scene. The Los Angeles Port Police then took custody of Moreno, conducted an interview and obtained permission to search his residence. The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Port of Los Angeles Police are now leading the investigation.
The CHP officer who witnessed the crash reported seeing “the train smash into a concrete barrier at the end of the track, smash into a steel barrier, smash into a chain-link fence, slide through a parking lot, slide across another lot filled with gravel, and smash into a second chain-link fence,” according to the affidavit in support of the criminal complaint. When the CHP officer contacted Moreno, he made a series of spontaneous statements, including, “You only get this chance once. The whole world is watching. I had to. People don’t know what’s going on here. Now they will.”
In his first interview with the Los Angeles Port Police, Moreno acknowledged that he “did it,” saying that he was suspicious of the Mercy and believing it had an alternate purpose related to COVID-19 or a government takeover, the affidavit states. Moreno stated that he acted alone and had not pre-planned the attempted attack. While admitting to intentionally derailing and crashing the train, he said he knew it would bring media attention and “people could see for themselves,” referring to the Mercy, according to the affidavit.
In a second interview with FBI agents, Moreno stated that “he did it out of the desire to ‘wake people up,’” according to the affidavit. “Moreno stated that he thought that the U.S.N.S. Mercy was suspicious and did not believe ‘the ship is what they say it’s for.’”
The Los Angeles Port Police reviewed video recorded from the locomotive’s cab, according to the affidavit. One video shows the train clearly moving at a high rate of speed before crashing through various barriers and coming into close proximity to three occupied vehicles. A second video shows Moreno in the cab holding a lighted flare.
Train engineer at Port of L.A. facing federal charges for allegedly charging a locomotive off tracks toward USNS Mercy, which he believes is tied to a government plot, prosecutors say https://t.co/h6UoVb7Xjk — KTLA (@KTLA) April 1, 2020
#BREAKING Prosecutors say engineer deliberately ran train off tracks in attempt to smash the USNS Mercy hospital ship at Port of LAhttps://t.co/0daIUrDQTN — ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) April 1, 2020
Moreno was held overnight on local charges, and he was turned over to FBI agents this morning. Moreno is expected to make an initial appearance in federal court this afternoon.
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breaking911--2020-04-02--RAW: Video Appears To Show Man Refusing To Be Tested For COVID-19, Fights With Hospital Staff

Kent Garrison posted the video to YouTube writing , “ This happened at my sister ’ s hospital that she @ @ @ @ @ obviously sick man demands a lawyer before he will be tested for coronavirus.
” The @ @ @ @ @ he is at Parkland hospital , which is in Dallas .

Video posted online shows a man appearing to refuse a coronavirus test at a hospital.
Kent Garrison posted the video to YouTube writing, “This happened at my sister’s hospital that she works at. A very obviously sick man demands a lawyer before he will be tested for coronavirus.”
The man in the video says he is at Parkland hospital, which is in Dallas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9dVhf0dUCE
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Target Announces New Measures To Promote Safety And Social Distancing

NASHVILLE — ( NEWS RELEASE / TARGET ) — As families continue to visit Target stores for the food , medicine and essential supplies they need , we ’ re committed to helping team members and guests stay safe and healthy .
Today , we ’ re announcing additional social distancing and safety measures coming soon , including providing non-surgical face masks and gloves for team members to wear on the job , and monitoring—and metering when necessary—the number of people inside our stores nationwide .
“ We ’ re incredibly proud of the commitment our more than 350,000 frontline @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of guests can count on Target , and we ’ ll continue to focus our efforts on supporting them , ” says John Mulligan , Target ’ s chief operating officer .
“ The measures we ’ re announcing today are aimed at ensuring we are creating a safe environment for the guests who continue to turn to Target , while also providing our team with additional resources as they fulfill an essential service in communities across the country.
” It ’ s important that our guests have enough space to shop safely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Target will actively monitor and , when needed , limit the total number of people inside based on the store ’ s specific square footage .
If metering is needed , a team member will help guests into a designated waiting area outside with social distancing markers , while others will guide guests inside the store and keep things moving quickly and conveniently .
It ’ s another step to encourage social distancing , on top of the signage , floor decals and audio messages already in place at our stores .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Over the next two weeks , Target will begin providing all team members in our stores and distribution centers with high-quality , disposable face masks and gloves at the beginning of every shift , and strongly encourage our teams to wear them while working .
We ’ ll also provide masks and gloves to Shipt shoppers as they enter our stores .
That ’ s on top of enhancements we ’ ve made in recent weeks , including our rigorous cleaning routines , Plexiglass partitions at our checklanes and other stations , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ teams , we ’ ll also continue to support our communities with supplies as needed .
On top of Target ’ s previous donations of anti-viral and N95 respirator masks to first responders and healthcare professionals at more than 50 organizations across the country , we ’ ll also donate an additional 2 million KN95 respirator masks to the medical community .
And we ’ ll continue to explore ways to secure additional inventory for those in critical need .
Taking care of our teams and guests remains our top priority .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if they feel sick , and support them with a wide range of paid leave options and benefits to make sure they ’ re comfortable doing so .
We also continue to encourage our teams to practice healthy hygiene habits as recommended by the CDC , such as washing hands often , and following social distancing practices .
As always , we continue to monitor the situation and consider additional safety measures as needed .
For the latest information about Target ’ s response efforts , visit our coronavirus information hub .

NASHVILLE — (NEWS RELEASE / TARGET) — As families continue to visit Target stores for the food, medicine and essential supplies they need, we’re committed to helping team members and guests stay safe and healthy. Today, we’re announcing additional social distancing and safety measures coming soon, including providing non-surgical face masks and gloves for team members to wear on the job, and monitoring—and metering when necessary—the number of people inside our stores nationwide.
“We’re incredibly proud of the commitment our more than 350,000 frontline team members have demonstrated to ensure millions of guests can count on Target, and we’ll continue to focus our efforts on supporting them,” says John Mulligan, Target’s chief operating officer. “The measures we’re announcing today are aimed at ensuring we are creating a safe environment for the guests who continue to turn to Target, while also providing our team with additional resources as they fulfill an essential service in communities across the country.”
Monitoring and metering in stores
It’s important that our guests have enough space to shop safely and comfortably. So beginning April 4, Target will actively monitor and, when needed, limit the total number of people inside based on the store’s specific square footage. If metering is needed, a team member will help guests into a designated waiting area outside with social distancing markers, while others will guide guests inside the store and keep things moving quickly and conveniently. It’s another step to encourage social distancing, on top of the signage, floor decals and audio messages already in place at our stores.
Masks and gloves for our frontline teams
Over the next two weeks, Target will begin providing all team members in our stores and distribution centers with high-quality, disposable face masks and gloves at the beginning of every shift, and strongly encourage our teams to wear them while working. We’ll also provide masks and gloves to Shipt shoppers as they enter our stores. That’s on top of enhancements we’ve made in recent weeks, including our rigorous cleaning routines, Plexiglass partitions at our checklanes and other stations, and more.
Donations to the medical community
In addition to equipping our teams, we’ll also continue to support our communities with supplies as needed. On top of Target’s previous donations of anti-viral and N95 respirator masks to first responders and healthcare professionals at more than 50 organizations across the country, we’ll also donate an additional 2 million KN95 respirator masks to the medical community. And we’ll continue to explore ways to secure additional inventory for those in critical need.
Taking care of our teams and guests remains our top priority. We encourage our team members to stay home if they feel sick, and support them with a wide range of paid leave options and benefits to make sure they’re comfortable doing so. We also continue to encourage our teams to practice healthy hygiene habits as recommended by the CDC, such as washing hands often, and following social distancing practices.
As always, we continue to monitor the situation and consider additional safety measures as needed. For the latest information about Target’s response efforts, visit our coronavirus information hub.
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Terror Charges For 6 People Who Spat or Coughed at Officers and Threatened Them with COVID-19

TRENTON , NJ – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced that the Attorney General ’ s Office has taken over prosecution of six cases and is filing upgraded charges against defendants who allegedly threatened police officers by spitting or coughing at them and claiming to have COVID-19 .
“ Last week , I said the time for warnings is over and those violating the COVID-19 emergency orders will face strong law enforcement action , ” said Attorney General Grewal .
“ Police all across New Jersey are making good on that vow by charging violators with crimes .
Now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , we ’ re letting our dedicated officers know that we have their backs as they work tirelessly to maintain public safety and health at this difficult time.
” “ We take all assaults on police officers seriously , but it is especially heinous for someone to spit or cough at an officer in an attempt to infect or threaten to infect them with COVID-19 , ” Attorney General Grewal added .
“ Hundreds of officers across New Jersey are already infected with the virus , which , in many cases , they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public while on the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19 .
We have zero tolerance for anyone who uses the coronavirus as a weapon or instrument of terror against officers bravely performing their duties during this health crisis.
” “ Troopers and officers throughout the State do not have the ability to work from home or practice social distancing while protecting and serving the residents of New Jersey in the midst of this pandemic .
Law enforcement comes with many risks , none of which do the men and women who wear a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Colonel Patrick Callahan of the New Jersey State Police .
“ For a defendant to intentionally expose an officer to COVID-19 is not just an assault on that officer , it ’ s an assault on their family members , fellow officers , and the general public .
Anyone who uses the virus as a weapon against an officer will face a swift law enforcement response.
” “ We have superseded these criminal cases to ensure that they are prioritized and consistently prosecuted to the full extent of the law , ” said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Criminal Justice .
“ We have upgraded the charges in four cases by adding a second-degree charge of making terroristic threats during a state of emergency , and in all cases we have charged fourth-degree aggravated assault on an officer .
All six defendants now face both of those charges.
” Second-degree crimes carry a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a fine of up to $ 150,000 , while third-degree crimes carry a sentence of three to five years in prison and a fine of up to $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of up to 18 months in prison and a $ 10,000 fine .
The following cases , which initially were charged by local police and county prosecutors , have been superseded for prosecution by the Division of Criminal Justice : • David Haley , 52 , of Perth Amboy , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency ( 2nd degree ) , aggravated assault on an officer ( 4th degree ) , throwing bodily fluid at an officer ( 4th degree ) , and resisting arrest ( disorderly persons offense @ @ @ @ @ @ @ allegedly spit on Perth Amboy officers who responded to a domestic violence call .
He claimed to be infected with the coronavirus .
He also is charged with simple assault/domestic violence .
• Raymond Ricciardi , 51 , of New Providence , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency ( 2nd degree ) , aggravated assault on an officer and EMTs ( 4th degree ) , resisting arrest ( disorderly persons offense ) , and harassment ( petty disorderly persons offense ) .
On March 25 , during a domestic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had the coronavirus and purposely coughed at police and medics .
He also is charged with simple assault/domestic violence .
• Marina Bishara-Rhone , 25 , of River Edge , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency ( 2nd degree ) , aggravated assault on an officer ( 4th degree ) , endangering ( 4th degree ) , throwing bodily fluid at an officer ( 4th degree ) , and false public alarm ( 2nd degree ) .
On March 14 , she was involved in a domestic violence incident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officer , claiming that she had the coronavirus and hoped he was now infected .
• Kenneth Wideman Jr. , 30 , of Flemington , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency ( 2nd degree ) , aggravated assault on an officer ( 4th degree ) , throwing bodily fluid at an officer ( 4th degree ) , possession of controlled dangerous substance ( 3rd degree ) , and related disorderly persons offenses .
During his arrest on March 19 , Wideman allegedly yelled in the faces of police officers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , claiming to have the coronavirus .
He refused police commands that he wear a mask .
• Vanessa Shaaraway , 35 of Kearny , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency ( 2nd degree ) , aggravated assault on an officer ( 4th degree ) , two counts of throwing bodily fluid at an officer ( 3rd degree ) , resisting arrest ( 3rd degree ) , obstruction ( 4th degree ) , and shoplifting ( 4th degree ) .
On March 27 , Belleville Police responded to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspect , Shaaraway , who allegedly fled and refused commands to stop .
When she was caught by two officers , she purposefully coughed on them and claimed that she was infected with COVID-19 .
• Jennifer Burgess , 35 , of Plainfield , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency ( 2nd degree ) , aggravated assault on an officer ( 4th degree ) , resisting arrest ( 3rd degree and disorderly persons offense ) , throwing bodily fluid at an officer ( 4th degree ) , disorderly conduct @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vehicle stop on March 16 in Dunellen , Burgess allegedly attempted to elude police and deliberately coughed on an officer , telling the officer that she had the coronavirus

TRENTON, NJ – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced that the Attorney General’s Office has taken over prosecution of six cases and is filing upgraded charges against defendants who allegedly threatened police officers by spitting or coughing at them and claiming to have COVID-19.
“Last week, I said the time for warnings is over and those violating the COVID-19 emergency orders will face strong law enforcement action,” said Attorney General Grewal. “Police all across New Jersey are making good on that vow by charging violators with crimes. Now, with the cases being announced today, we’re letting our dedicated officers know that we have their backs as they work tirelessly to maintain public safety and health at this difficult time.”
“We take all assaults on police officers seriously, but it is especially heinous for someone to spit or cough at an officer in an attempt to infect or threaten to infect them with COVID-19,” Attorney General Grewal added. “Hundreds of officers across New Jersey are already infected with the virus, which, in many cases, they likely contracted by protecting and serving the public while on the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19. We have zero tolerance for anyone who uses the coronavirus as a weapon or instrument of terror against officers bravely performing their duties during this health crisis.”
“Troopers and officers throughout the State do not have the ability to work from home or practice social distancing while protecting and serving the residents of New Jersey in the midst of this pandemic. Law enforcement comes with many risks, none of which do the men and women who wear a badge shy away from,” said Colonel Patrick Callahan of the New Jersey State Police. “For a defendant to intentionally expose an officer to COVID-19 is not just an assault on that officer, it’s an assault on their family members, fellow officers, and the general public. Anyone who uses the virus as a weapon against an officer will face a swift law enforcement response.”
“We have superseded these criminal cases to ensure that they are prioritized and consistently prosecuted to the full extent of the law,” said Director Veronica Allende of the Division of Criminal Justice. “We have upgraded the charges in four cases by adding a second-degree charge of making terroristic threats during a state of emergency, and in all cases we have charged fourth-degree aggravated assault on an officer. All six defendants now face both of those charges.”
Second-degree crimes carry a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a fine of up to $150,000, while third-degree crimes carry a sentence of three to five years in prison and a fine of up to $15,000. Fourth-degree crimes carry a sentence of up to 18 months in prison and a $10,000 fine.
The following cases, which initially were charged by local police and county prosecutors, have been superseded for prosecution by the Division of Criminal Justice:
David Haley, 52, of Perth Amboy , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), and resisting arrest (disorderly persons offense). On March 21, Haley allegedly spit on Perth Amboy officers who responded to a domestic violence call. He claimed to be infected with the coronavirus. He also is charged with simple assault/domestic violence.
, is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), and resisting arrest (disorderly persons offense). On March 21, Haley allegedly spit on Perth Amboy officers who responded to a domestic violence call. He claimed to be infected with the coronavirus. He also is charged with simple assault/domestic violence. Raymond Ricciardi, 51, of New Providence , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer and EMTs (4th degree), resisting arrest (disorderly persons offense), and harassment (petty disorderly persons offense). On March 25, during a domestic violence incident, Ricciardi allegedly claimed he had the coronavirus and purposely coughed at police and medics. He also is charged with simple assault/domestic violence.
, is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer and EMTs (4th degree), resisting arrest (disorderly persons offense), and harassment (petty disorderly persons offense). On March 25, during a domestic violence incident, Ricciardi allegedly claimed he had the coronavirus and purposely coughed at police and medics. He also is charged with simple assault/domestic violence. Marina Bishara-Rhone, 25, of River Edge , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), endangering (4th degree), throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), and false public alarm (2nd degree). On March 14, she was involved in a domestic violence incident and allegedly coughed directly on a responding officer, claiming that she had the coronavirus and hoped he was now infected.
, is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), endangering (4th degree), throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), and false public alarm (2nd degree). On March 14, she was involved in a domestic violence incident and allegedly coughed directly on a responding officer, claiming that she had the coronavirus and hoped he was now infected. Kenneth Wideman Jr., 30, of Flemington , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), possession of controlled dangerous substance (3rd degree), and related disorderly persons offenses. During his arrest on March 19, Wideman allegedly yelled in the faces of police officers and actively coughed and spit at them, claiming to have the coronavirus. He refused police commands that he wear a mask.
, is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), possession of controlled dangerous substance (3rd degree), and related disorderly persons offenses. During his arrest on March 19, Wideman allegedly yelled in the faces of police officers and actively coughed and spit at them, claiming to have the coronavirus. He refused police commands that he wear a mask. Vanessa Shaaraway, 35 of Kearny , is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), two counts of throwing bodily fluid at an officer (3rd degree), resisting arrest (3rd degree), obstruction (4th degree), and shoplifting (4th degree). On March 27, Belleville Police responded to a report of a shoplifter and encountered the suspect, Shaaraway, who allegedly fled and refused commands to stop. When she was caught by two officers, she purposefully coughed on them and claimed that she was infected with COVID-19.
, is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), two counts of throwing bodily fluid at an officer (3rd degree), resisting arrest (3rd degree), obstruction (4th degree), and shoplifting (4th degree). On March 27, Belleville Police responded to a report of a shoplifter and encountered the suspect, Shaaraway, who allegedly fled and refused commands to stop. When she was caught by two officers, she purposefully coughed on them and claimed that she was infected with COVID-19. Jennifer Burgess, 35, of Plainfield, is charged with terroristic threats during a state of emergency (2nd degree), aggravated assault on an officer (4th degree), resisting arrest (3rd degree and disorderly persons offense), throwing bodily fluid at an officer (4th degree), disorderly conduct, and DWI. During a motor vehicle stop on March 16 in Dunellen, Burgess allegedly attempted to elude police and deliberately coughed on an officer, telling the officer that she had the coronavirus
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Teen Charged in Murder of Pregnant Woman & Unborn Child

BROWNSVILLE , Tennessee – Following a judge ’ s decision on Wednesday to transfer the case against a juvenile suspect to adult court , the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is now identifying a 17-year-old charged in connection to a December 2019 deadly shooting that claimed the life of a pregnant woman .
At the request of 28th District Attorney General Garry Brown , on December 1 , 2019 , Agents joined the Brownsville Police Department ’ s investigation into the fatal shooting of Alexis Branch , 24 , and the injury of two others , including a young girl , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Tammbell Street in Brownsville .
During the course of the investigation , Agents and investigators developed information that identified a 17-year-old juvenile as the individual responsible for the deaths and injury of the victims .
He was taken into custody on January 2nd and charged with four counts as a juvenile .
Branch , who was 8 months pregnant , died as a result of her injuries as did her unborn daughter .
Her 8-year-old daughter was critically wounded in the shooting and suffers paralysis over parts of her body .
An @ @ @ @ @ @ @ injuries .
On Wednesday , Haywood County Juvenile Court Judge Roland Reid held a hearing and transferred the juvenile ’ s case to adult court .
Jamal Voss is charged with two counts of First Degree Murder and two counts of Attempted First Degree Murder .
He remains jailed without bond in the Haywood County Jail as he awaits his first appearance in Haywood County Circuit Court .

BROWNSVILLE, Tennessee – Following a judge’s decision on Wednesday to transfer the case against a juvenile suspect to adult court, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is now identifying a 17-year-old charged in connection to a December 2019 deadly shooting that claimed the life of a pregnant woman.
At the request of 28th District Attorney General Garry Brown, on December 1, 2019, Agents joined the Brownsville Police Department’s investigation into the fatal shooting of Alexis Branch, 24, and the injury of two others, including a young girl, inside a home in the 1000 block of Tammbell Street in Brownsville. During the course of the investigation, Agents and investigators developed information that identified a 17-year-old juvenile as the individual responsible for the deaths and injury of the victims. He was taken into custody on January 2nd and charged with four counts as a juvenile.
Branch, who was 8 months pregnant, died as a result of her injuries as did her unborn daughter. Her 8-year-old daughter was critically wounded in the shooting and suffers paralysis over parts of her body. An additional adult family member suffered non-life threatening injuries.
On Wednesday, Haywood County Juvenile Court Judge Roland Reid held a hearing and transferred the juvenile’s case to adult court. Jamal Voss is charged with two counts of First Degree Murder and two counts of Attempted First Degree Murder. He remains jailed without bond in the Haywood County Jail as he awaits his first appearance in Haywood County Circuit Court.
A motive for the shooting remains unknwon.
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Tennessee Governor Requires All Citizens To Remain at Home

NASHVILLE , Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee will sign Executive Order 23 requiring that Tennesseans stay home unless they are carrying out essential activities as data shows an increase in citizen movement across the state .
“ Over the last few weeks , we have seen decreases in movement around the state as Tennesseans socially distance and stay at home , ” said Gov .
Lee .
“ However , in recent days we have seen data indicating that movement may be increasing and we must get these numbers trending back down .
I have updated my previous executive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at home unless they are carrying out essential activities.
” Data from the Tennessee Department of Transportation analyzed traffic patterns for March 2020 .
While safer at home measures and further restrictions on businesses showed a steep drop-off in vehicle movement from March 13-29 , data beginning on March 30 indicates travel is trending upwards , again .
The Administration also analyzed data from Unacast to understand cell phone mobility and determine movement trends among people .
Unacast indicates the movement of Tennesseans is trending toward pre-COVID-19 levels .
“ The month of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time for our state as we face the potential for a surge in COVID-19 cases , ” said Lee .
“ Every Tennessean must take this seriously , remain at home and ensure we save lives.
” The executive order remains in effect until April 14 , 2020 at 11:59 p.m. Gov .
Lee will address these measures in the press briefing today at 3 p.m. CDT .

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Governor Bill Lee will sign Executive Order 23 requiring that Tennesseans stay home unless they are carrying out essential activities as data shows an increase in citizen movement across the state.
“Over the last few weeks, we have seen decreases in movement around the state as Tennesseans socially distance and stay at home,” said Gov. Lee. “However, in recent days we have seen data indicating that movement may be increasing and we must get these numbers trending back down. I have updated my previous executive order to clearly require that Tennesseans stay at home unless they are carrying out essential activities.”
Data from the Tennessee Department of Transportation analyzed traffic patterns for March 2020. While safer at home measures and further restrictions on businesses showed a steep drop-off in vehicle movement from March 13-29, data beginning on March 30 indicates travel is trending upwards, again.
The Administration also analyzed data from Unacast to understand cell phone mobility and determine movement trends among people. Unacast indicates the movement of Tennesseans is trending toward pre-COVID-19 levels.
“The month of April stands to be an extremely tough time for our state as we face the potential for a surge in COVID-19 cases,” said Lee. “Every Tennessean must take this seriously, remain at home and ensure we save lives.”
The executive order remains in effect until April 14, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. Gov. Lee will address these measures in the press briefing today at 3 p.m. CDT.
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breaking911--2020-04-02--RAW VIDEO: Crazed Woman Coughs & SPITS In Walmart Employee’s Face

Yreka , California — “ As I was standing in line I started to notice an altercation going on .
@ @ @ @ @ started to get aggressive with the employe and that ’ s when I got my @ @ @ @ @ This was all over $ 22 That she still had to pay .
She didn @ @ @ @ @ put anything back and she believed that she paid for everything in her cart .
@ @ @ @ @ police to show up and they asked her to come outside , which she did @ @ @

Yreka, California — “As I was standing in line I started to notice an altercation going on. The lady in the video started to get aggressive with the employe and that’s when I got my phone out to record. This was all over $22 That she still had to pay. She didn’t not want to put anything back and she believed that she paid for everything in her cart. After the video ended the police to show up and they asked her to come outside, which she did calmly.”
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breaking911--2020-04-02--9 Arizonans Indicted In Undercover Child Sexual Exploitation Crackdown

PHOENIX , Ariz. — A State Grand Jury indicted nine Arizona men in January accused of soliciting illegal sex acts from undercover agents who were posing as minors on various social media websites and applications .
The operation was an undercover investigation targeting individuals soliciting sexual conduct with minors .
In the course of the operational period , the below defendants were arrested and accused of various sex crimes offenses .
Two defendants have been charged with child sex trafficking .
All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty .
Below are the names of the defendants , their charges @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • 55-year-old Roy Edward Vasquez is charged with aggravated luring a minor for sexual exploitation , attempted sexual conduct with a minor , and possession of narcotic drugs .
( View indictment ) • 35-year-old Colten Stacy Jourdain is charged with aggravated luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor .
( View indictment ) • 26-year-old Kevin Morales Evangelista is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor .
( View indictment ) • 65-year-old Patrick Edward Mai is charged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conduct with a minor , and attempted money laundering .
( View indictment ) • 23-year-old Nicholas Dawn Benhart is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor .
( View indictment ) • 23-year-old Jesus Eduardo Mendoza is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor .
( View indictment ) • 29-year-old Lawrence Ruiz is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor .
( View indictment ) • 28-year-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trafficking , attempted sexual conduct with a minor , and attempted money laundering .
( View indictment ) • 57-year-old Franklin John Omori is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor .
( View indictment )

PHOENIX, Ariz. — A State Grand Jury indicted nine Arizona men in January accused of soliciting illegal sex acts from undercover agents who were posing as minors on various social media websites and applications.
The operation was an undercover investigation targeting individuals soliciting sexual conduct with minors. In the course of the operational period, the below defendants were arrested and accused of various sex crimes offenses. Two defendants have been charged with child sex trafficking.
All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Assistant Attorney General Rachel Nava is prosecuting these cases.
Below are the names of the defendants, their charges, and copies of their indictments:
55-year-old Roy Edward Vasquez is charged with aggravated luring a minor for sexual exploitation, attempted sexual conduct with a minor, and possession of narcotic drugs. (View indictment) 35-year-old Colten Stacy Jourdain is charged with aggravated luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor. (View indictment) 26-year-old Kevin Morales Evangelista is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor. (View indictment) 65-year-old Patrick Edward Mai is charged with child sex trafficking, attempted sexual conduct with a minor, and attempted money laundering. (View indictment) 23-year-old Nicholas Dawn Benhart is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor. (View indictment) 23-year-old Jesus Eduardo Mendoza is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor. (View indictment) 29-year-old Lawrence Ruiz is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor. (View indictment) 28-year-old Tommy Diaz is charged with child sex trafficking, attempted sexual conduct with a minor, and attempted money laundering. (View indictment) 57-year-old Franklin John Omori is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation and attempted sexual conduct with a minor. (View indictment)
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Georgia Man Admits to Attempting to Attack the White House with Explosives


breaking911--2020-04-03--Coca-Cola Bottling Company Confirms Cases Of COVID-19 At Their L.A. Facility

The Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling company , located in downtown Los Angeles , says at least two cases of coronavirus have @ @ @ @ @ .
“ As part of our commitment to transparency and public safety , we have @ @ @ @ @ health authorities of two confirmed COVID-19 cases out of our downtown Los Angeles facility , @ @ @ @ @ “ While neither of our employees have been in our facility in two weeks , @ @ @ @ @ cleaning , with EPA-registered disinfectants , of our facility .
All of this is on @ @ @ @ @ employees and approved visitors at our production facilities and existing robust health and safety protocols @ @ @ @ @ we continue to review and assess.
” “ Our thoughts are with our employees and @ @ @ @ @ taken — and will continue to implement — all necessary precautionary measures while also following @ @ @ @ @ officials .
”

The Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling company, located in downtown Los Angeles, says at least two cases of coronavirus have been reported at their facility.
“As part of our commitment to transparency and public safety, we have notified our employees and local health authorities of two confirmed COVID-19 cases out of our downtown Los Angeles facility,” a statement said.
“While neither of our employees have been in our facility in two weeks, we ensured a thorough deep cleaning, with EPA-registered disinfectants, of our facility. All of this is on top of daily screenings for employees and approved visitors at our production facilities and existing robust health and safety protocols across all facilities, which we continue to review and assess.”
“Our thoughts are with our employees and their families. We have taken — and will continue to implement — all necessary precautionary measures while also following the advice of public health officials.”
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Jersey Home Aide Charged With Sexually Assaulting ‘Severely Developmentally Impaired Girl’

SOUTH JERSEY — Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina says a 33-year-old man working as a caregiver in a Southampton home has been arrested for sexually assaulting a severely developmentally impaired girl under his care .
Edmondo DiPaolo , of the 100 block of Daniels Avenue in Pemberton Township , was charged with Aggravated Sexual Assault , Attempted Aggravated Assault and Endangering the Welfare of a Child .
He was taken into custody on March 21 and lodged in the Burlington County Jail in Mount Holly pending a detention hearing in Superior Court .
The case will then be prepared for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ indictment .
The victim , 16 , has a degenerative brain disorder and is wheelchair bound .
She is unable to move or speak , and is fed and medicated through tubes .
DiPaolo had been caring for her two days a week for the last seven months .
The investigation began after the victim ’ s family members discovered an injury to her leg .
The investigation revealed that her femur bone had been broken while DiPaolo was adjusting her position prior to sexually assaulting her .
DiPaolo will be prosecuted by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the BCPO Major Crimes Unit – Special Victims Section .
The case was investigated by the New Jersey State Police .
DiPaolo was employed as a private duty nurse by Preferred Home Health Care & Nursing Services , Inc. , Anyone who suspects DiPaolo may have mistreated another patient is urged to call NJSP Detective P. Ryba at the Red Lion Barracks at 609-859-2282 .

SOUTH JERSEY — Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina says a 33-year-old man working as a caregiver in a Southampton home has been arrested for sexually assaulting a severely developmentally impaired girl under his care.
Edmondo DiPaolo, of the 100 block of Daniels Avenue in Pemberton Township, was charged with Aggravated Sexual Assault, Attempted Aggravated Assault and Endangering the Welfare of a Child.
He was taken into custody on March 21 and lodged in the Burlington County Jail in Mount Holly pending a detention hearing in Superior Court. The case will then be prepared for presentation to a grand jury for possible indictment.
The victim, 16, has a degenerative brain disorder and is wheelchair bound. She is unable to move or speak, and is fed and medicated through tubes. DiPaolo had been caring for her two days a week for the last seven months.
The investigation began after the victim’s family members discovered an injury to her leg. The investigation revealed that her femur bone had been broken while DiPaolo was adjusting her position prior to sexually assaulting her.
DiPaolo will be prosecuted by Assistant Prosecutor Stephen Eife, supervisor of the BCPO Major Crimes Unit – Special Victims Section. The case was investigated by the New Jersey State Police.
DiPaolo was employed as a private duty nurse by Preferred Home Health Care & Nursing Services, Inc., Anyone who suspects DiPaolo may have mistreated another patient is urged to call NJSP Detective P. Ryba at the Red Lion Barracks at 609-859-2282.
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breaking911--2020-04-02--Man Shoots Girlfriend, Kills Self After Being Upset About Pandemic, Police Say

Pennsylvania — Wilson police say a man shot his longtime girlfriend and killed himself because he was extremely upset about @ @ @ @ @ his job .
CBS Philly ’ s Katie Johnston reports .

Pennsylvania — Wilson police say a man shot his longtime girlfriend and killed himself because he was extremely upset about the coronavirus pandemic and losing his job. CBS Philly’s Katie Johnston reports.
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