breaking911--2020-03-23--Oklahoma Rapist Took Bus To NJ For Sex With Children: DA

TRENTON , NJ – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and Colonel Patrick J. Callahan today announced that a registered sex offender has been arrested after he allegedly traveled from Oklahoma to New Jersey to meet two men who had offered him access to underage girls for sex .
In reality the defendant had been communicating with two undercover detectives from the New Jersey State Police and U.S .
Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) .
Aaron Craiger , 33 , was arrested on Wednesday , March 18 , by detectives from the New Jersey State Police and special agents from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where he had stayed overnight after traveling by bus from his home state of Oklahoma .
He allegedly planned to meet the two men on Wednesday so he could sexually assault two underage victims .
Craiger believed that one man was bringing his 12-year-old daughter for sex , and the second man was bringing his girlfriend ’ s 11-year-old daughter .
Craiger had condoms with him , as well as a small amount of marijuana , which he had said that he wanted to smoke with the girls .
In text exchanges with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the sexual acts he wanted to perform with the girls .
He allegedly sent them 10 files of child pornography , and child pornography was found on his phone when he was arrested .
“ If the coronavirus can ’ t stop sex offenders from traveling to New Jersey to prey on children , we will , ” said Attorney General Grewal .
“ With the number of children who are home from school and accessing the internet due to the pandemic , it ’ s critical that parents talk to their children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ warn them that there are predators like Craiger lurking online who are willing to go to very great lengths to locate and reach victims .
Had we not arrested Craiger , the allegations indicate he would likely have continued to seek underage girls to sexually exploit.
” “ The extraordinary lengths that Craiger went through to allegedly sexually assault two young girls should serve as a stark reminder to parents that although their children may be safe at home due to the coronavirus , online predators continue to seek out victims and are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ commit these abhorrent crimes , ” said Colonel Patrick Callahan , Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police .
“ We will never cease our pursuit of online predators and remain committed to working with our partners to protect New Jersey ’ s children.
” “ The State Police , Division of Criminal Justice , Homeland Security Investigations , and our other partners on the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force are working tirelessly to protect children through these proactive investigations.
” said Director Veronica Allende of the Division of Criminal Justice .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ that if you target our children , we will target you and put you behind bars.
” “ This arrest makes clear that even in the midst of the current COVID-19 pandemic , predators who seek to victimize the most vulnerable members of our communities for their own sexual gratification will be caught and brought to justice , ” said Brian Michael , Special Agent in Charge , HSI Newark .
“ We wish to acknowledge all of the other law enforcement partners who made it possible to arrest this despicable individual , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Atlantic City .
In the midst of the current health crisis , this should be reassuring for parents throughout the state concerned for their children ’ s well-being.
” Craiger was arrested in an investigation by the New Jersey State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Unit , U.S .
Homeland Security Investigations in Newark , and the Division of Criminal Justice Financial & Cyber Crimes Bureau .
He will be prosecuted by the Division of Criminal Justice .
Craiger was charged by complaint-warrant with the following crimes : • Two Counts of Endangering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ degree ) • Two Counts of Attempted Distribution of Marijuana ( 4th degree ) A cell phone and external hard drive were seized from Craiger upon arrest .
Full forensic examinations of those devices will be conducted to determine whether they contain evidence of any other criminal activity or information about potential victims .
Craiger is being held in the Atlantic County Jail pending a detention hearing scheduled for March 24 .
Craiger is registered as a sex offender as the result of a 2006 conviction for rape in Oklahoma County , Oklahoma @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2011 on a charge of failing to register as a sex offender .

TRENTON, NJ – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and Colonel Patrick J. Callahan today announced that a registered sex offender has been arrested after he allegedly traveled from Oklahoma to New Jersey to meet two men who had offered him access to underage girls for sex. In reality the defendant had been communicating with two undercover detectives from the New Jersey State Police and U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
Aaron Craiger, 33, was arrested on Wednesday, March 18, by detectives from the New Jersey State Police and special agents from HSI at a motel in Atlantic City where he had stayed overnight after traveling by bus from his home state of Oklahoma. He allegedly planned to meet the two men on Wednesday so he could sexually assault two underage victims. Craiger believed that one man was bringing his 12-year-old daughter for sex, and the second man was bringing his girlfriend’s 11-year-old daughter. Craiger had condoms with him, as well as a small amount of marijuana, which he had said that he wanted to smoke with the girls. In text exchanges with the undercover detectives, Craiger allegedly detailed the sexual acts he wanted to perform with the girls. He allegedly sent them 10 files of child pornography, and child pornography was found on his phone when he was arrested.
“If the coronavirus can’t stop sex offenders from traveling to New Jersey to prey on children, we will,” said Attorney General Grewal. “With the number of children who are home from school and accessing the internet due to the pandemic, it’s critical that parents talk to their children about the dangers of social media and warn them that there are predators like Craiger lurking online who are willing to go to very great lengths to locate and reach victims. Had we not arrested Craiger, the allegations indicate he would likely have continued to seek underage girls to sexually exploit.”
“The extraordinary lengths that Craiger went through to allegedly sexually assault two young girls should serve as a stark reminder to parents that although their children may be safe at home due to the coronavirus, online predators continue to seek out victims and are willing to travel across the country to commit these abhorrent crimes,” said Colonel Patrick Callahan, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police. “We will never cease our pursuit of online predators and remain committed to working with our partners to protect New Jersey’s children.”
“The State Police, Division of Criminal Justice, Homeland Security Investigations, and our other partners on the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force are working tirelessly to protect children through these proactive investigations.” said Director Veronica Allende of the Division of Criminal Justice. “Our message to sexual predators is that if you target our children, we will target you and put you behind bars.”
“This arrest makes clear that even in the midst of the current COVID-19 pandemic, predators who seek to victimize the most vulnerable members of our communities for their own sexual gratification will be caught and brought to justice,” said Brian Michael, Special Agent in Charge, HSI Newark. “We wish to acknowledge all of the other law enforcement partners who made it possible to arrest this despicable individual, as well as the efforts of HSI Atlantic City. In the midst of the current health crisis, this should be reassuring for parents throughout the state concerned for their children’s well-being.”
Craiger was arrested in an investigation by the New Jersey State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Unit, U.S. Homeland Security Investigations in Newark, and the Division of Criminal Justice Financial & Cyber Crimes Bureau. He will be prosecuted by the Division of Criminal Justice. Craiger was charged by complaint-warrant with the following crimes:
Two Counts of Attempted Sexual Assault (2nd degree)
Distribution of Child Pornography (2nd degree)
Possession of Child Pornography (3rd degree)
Two Counts of Endangering the Welfare of a Child (3rd degree)
Two Counts of Attempted Distribution of Marijuana (4th degree)
Possession of Marijuana (Disorderly Persons Offense)
A cell phone and external hard drive were seized from Craiger upon arrest. Full forensic examinations of those devices will be conducted to determine whether they contain evidence of any other criminal activity or information about potential victims.
Craiger is being held in the Atlantic County Jail pending a detention hearing scheduled for March 24. Craiger is registered as a sex offender as the result of a 2006 conviction for rape in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. He also was convicted in Oklahoma in 2011 on a charge of failing to register as a sex offender.
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breaking911--2020-03-23--Rhode Island Governor Postponing Presidential Primary

Rhode Island is the latest state to postpone their presidential primary election .
Gov .
Gina Raimondo wrote , Thank you to everyone heeding our warnings and following the rules .
Please remind everyone you know to do the same .
Call your family and friends .
Remind them : We can ’ t protect you if you don ’ t follow the rules .
This isn ’ t a joke .
These aren ’ t suggestions .
This is serious .
By 5 pm today , all recreational and entertainment facilities as well as any close-contact business – gyms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nail salons – must close .
That ’ s in addition to dine-in restaurants .
The impact this virus is having on our economy is devastating .
I want you all to know that I start every meeting by asking what we ’ ll need to do to reopen our economy .
I don ’ t want things to be like this a moment longer than necessary .
Thank you to everyone who is changing the way you do business to make this work .
Restaurants are setting up take out tables outside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can shop online .
Your creativity and strong spirits are what will get us through this .
Please shop local whenever you can .
Check out your favorite store ’ s website .
Order take out .
Do whatever you can to support our local businesses .
We ’ ve already directed anyone returning from international travel to self-quarantine for 14 days .
Beginning at midnight tonight , with the exception of law enforcement and health care professionals , anyone returning to RI by plane must immediately self-quarantine for 14 days .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , there are many people who commute across state boarders for work .
If you live in Rhode Island , work in another state , & able to work from home , we need you to do so .
If you ’ re a Rhode Island business and have employees who live out of state , we need you to make every attempt to let them work from home .
These are not decisions I ’ ve made lightly .
I understand these kinds of restrictions on travel are unprecedented and that this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are facing extraordinary circumstances .
As soon as we ’ re able to lift these restrictions , we will .
These new restrictions limit out-of-state travel , but don ’ t limit travel within Rhode Island , and we are not closing the state ’ s borders .
If you need to drive to the grocery store , you can .
If you need to get your medication from a pharmacy , you can .
But we need you to stay local .
Last week , the Board of Elections requested that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 28 to June 2 and that the election take place primarily by mail ballot .
I am following the advice of the Board of Elections , and will sign an executive order to do this .

Rhode Island is the latest state to postpone their presidential primary election.
Gov. Gina Raimondo wrote, Thank you to everyone heeding our warnings and following the rules. Please remind everyone you know to do the same. Call your family and friends. Remind them: We can’t protect you if you don’t follow the rules. This isn’t a joke. These aren’t suggestions. This is serious.
By 5 pm today, all recreational and entertainment facilities as well as any close-contact business – gyms, fitness centers, hair salons, nail salons – must close. That’s in addition to dine-in restaurants.
The impact this virus is having on our economy is devastating. I want you all to know that I start every meeting by asking what we’ll need to do to reopen our economy. I don’t want things to be like this a moment longer than necessary.
Thank you to everyone who is changing the way you do business to make this work. Restaurants are setting up take out tables outside. Local businesses are making sure you can shop online. Your creativity and strong spirits are what will get us through this.
Please shop local whenever you can. Check out your favorite store’s website. Order take out. Do whatever you can to support our local businesses.
We’ve already directed anyone returning from international travel to self-quarantine for 14 days. Beginning at midnight tonight, with the exception of law enforcement and health care professionals, anyone returning to RI by plane must immediately self-quarantine for 14 days.
We’re mindful that in this region, there are many people who commute across state boarders for work. If you live in Rhode Island, work in another state, & able to work from home, we need you to do so.
If you’re a Rhode Island business and have employees who live out of state, we need you to make every attempt to let them work from home.
These are not decisions I’ve made lightly. I understand these kinds of restrictions on travel are unprecedented and that this is a big sacrifice, but we are facing extraordinary circumstances. As soon as we’re able to lift these restrictions, we will.
These new restrictions limit out-of-state travel, but don’t limit travel within Rhode Island, and we are not closing the state’s borders. If you need to drive to the grocery store, you can. If you need to get your medication from a pharmacy, you can. But we need you to stay local.
Last week, the Board of Elections requested that the presidential primary election be postponed from April 28 to June 2 and that the election take place primarily by mail ballot. I am following the advice of the Board of Elections, and will sign an executive order to do this.
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breaking911--2020-03-23--Justice Department Files Its First Enforcement Action Against COVID-19 Fraud

The Department of Justice announced Sunday that it has taken its first action in federal court to combat fraud related to the coronavirus ( COVID-19 ) pandemic .
The enforcement action filed today in Austin against operators of a fraudulent website follows Attorney General William Barr ’ s recent direction for the department to prioritize the detection , investigation , and prosecution of illegal conduct related to the pandemic .
As detailed in the civil complaint and accompanying court papers filed on Saturday , March 21 , 2020 , the operators of the website “ coronavirusmedicalkit.com ” are engaging in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the confusion and widespread fear surrounding COVID-19 .
Information published on the website claimed to offer consumers access to World Health Organization ( WHO ) vaccine kits in exchange for a shipping charge of $ 4.95 , which consumers would pay by entering their credit card information on the website .
In fact , there are currently no legitimate COVID-19 vaccines and the WHO is not distributing any such vaccine .
In response to the department ’ s request , U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman issued a temporary restraining order requiring that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ take action to block public access to it .
“ The Department of Justice will not tolerate criminal exploitation of this national emergency for personal gain , ” said Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt of the Department of Justice ’ s Civil Division .
“ We will use every resource at the government ’ s disposal to act quickly to shut down these most despicable of scammers , whether they are defrauding consumers , committing identity theft , or delivering malware.
” “ Attorney General Barr has directed the department to prioritize fraud @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” said U.S. Attorney John F. Bash of the Western District of Texas .
“ We therefore moved very quickly to shut down this scam .
We hope in the future that responsible web domain registrars will quickly and effectively shut down websites designed to facilitate these scams .
My office will continue to be aggressive in targeting these sorts of despicable frauds for the duration of this emergency.
” “ At a time when we face such unprecedented challenges with the COVID-19 crisis , Americans are understandably desperate to find solutions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” said Special Agent in Charge Christopher Combs of the FBI ’ s San Antonio Field Office .
“ Fraudsters who seek to profit from their fear and uncertainty , by selling bogus vaccines or cures , not only steal limited resources from our communities , they pose an even greater danger by spreading misinformation and creating confusion .
During this difficult time , protecting our communities from these reprehensible fraud schemes will remain one of the FBI ’ s highest priorities.
” The United States filed today ’ s announced action @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigation of the website and its operators continues .
In so doing , the government is employing a federal statute that permits federal courts to issue injunctions to prevent harm to potential victims of fraudulent schemes .
The Department of Justice recommends that Americans to take the following precautionary measures to protect themselves from known and emerging scams related to COVID-19 : • Independently verify the identity of any company , charity , or individual that contacts you regarding COVID-19 .
• Check the websites and email addresses offering information , products , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aware that scammers often employ addresses that differ only slightly from those belonging to the entities they are impersonating .
For example , they might use “ cdc.com ” or “ cdc.org ” instead of “ cdc.gov.
” • Be wary of unsolicited emails offering information , supplies , or treatment for COVID-19 or requesting your personal information for medical purposes .
Legitimate health authorities will not contact the general public this way .
• Do not click on links or open email attachments from unknown or unverified sources .
Doing so could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ device .
• Make sure the anti-malware and anti-virus software on your computer is operating and up to date .
• Ignore offers for a COVID-19 vaccine , cure , or treatment .
Remember , if a vaccine becomes available , you won ’ t hear about it for the first time through an email , online ad , or unsolicited sales pitch .
• Check online reviews of any company offering COVID-19 products or supplies .
Avoid companies whose customers have complained about not receiving items .
• Research any charities or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ COVID-19 before giving any donation .
Remember , an organization may not be legitimate even if it uses words like “ CDC ” or “ government ” in its name or has reputable looking seals or logos on its materials .
For online resources on donating wisely , visit the Federal Trade Commission ( FTC ) website .
• Be wary of any business , charity , or individual requesting payments or donations in cash , by wire transfer , gift card , or through the mail .
Don ’ t send money @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Be cautious of “ investment opportunities ” tied to COVID-19 , especially those based on claims that a small company ’ s products or services can help stop the virus .
If you decide to invest , carefully research the investment beforehand .
For information on how to avoid investment fraud , visit the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ) website .
For the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 , consumers may visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) and WHO websites .

The Department of Justice announced Sunday that it has taken its first action in federal court to combat fraud related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The enforcement action filed today in Austin against operators of a fraudulent website follows Attorney General William Barr’s recent direction for the department to prioritize the detection, investigation, and prosecution of illegal conduct related to the pandemic.
As detailed in the civil complaint and accompanying court papers filed on Saturday, March 21, 2020, the operators of the website “coronavirusmedicalkit.com” are engaging in a wire fraud scheme seeking to profit from the confusion and widespread fear surrounding COVID-19. Information published on the website claimed to offer consumers access to World Health Organization (WHO) vaccine kits in exchange for a shipping charge of $4.95, which consumers would pay by entering their credit card information on the website. In fact, there are currently no legitimate COVID-19 vaccines and the WHO is not distributing any such vaccine. In response to the department’s request, U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman issued a temporary restraining order requiring that the registrar of the fraudulent website immediately take action to block public access to it.
“The Department of Justice will not tolerate criminal exploitation of this national emergency for personal gain,” said Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt of the Department of Justice’s Civil Division. “We will use every resource at the government’s disposal to act quickly to shut down these most despicable of scammers, whether they are defrauding consumers, committing identity theft, or delivering malware.”
“Attorney General Barr has directed the department to prioritize fraud schemes arising out of the coronavirus emergency,” said U.S. Attorney John F. Bash of the Western District of Texas. “We therefore moved very quickly to shut down this scam. We hope in the future that responsible web domain registrars will quickly and effectively shut down websites designed to facilitate these scams. My office will continue to be aggressive in targeting these sorts of despicable frauds for the duration of this emergency.”
“At a time when we face such unprecedented challenges with the COVID-19 crisis, Americans are understandably desperate to find solutions to keep their families safe and healthy,” said Special Agent in Charge Christopher Combs of the FBI’s San Antonio Field Office. “Fraudsters who seek to profit from their fear and uncertainty, by selling bogus vaccines or cures, not only steal limited resources from our communities, they pose an even greater danger by spreading misinformation and creating confusion. During this difficult time, protecting our communities from these reprehensible fraud schemes will remain one of the FBI’s highest priorities.”
The United States filed today’s announced action to shutter the website immediately while an investigation of the website and its operators continues. In so doing, the government is employing a federal statute that permits federal courts to issue injunctions to prevent harm to potential victims of fraudulent schemes.
The Department of Justice recommends that Americans to take the following precautionary measures to protect themselves from known and emerging scams related to COVID-19:
Independently verify the identity of any company, charity, or individual that contacts you regarding COVID-19.
Check the websites and email addresses offering information, products, or services related to COVID-19. Be aware that scammers often employ addresses that differ only slightly from those belonging to the entities they are impersonating. For example, they might use “cdc.com” or “cdc.org” instead of “cdc.gov.”
Be wary of unsolicited emails offering information, supplies, or treatment for COVID-19 or requesting your personal information for medical purposes. Legitimate health authorities will not contact the general public this way.
Do not click on links or open email attachments from unknown or unverified sources. Doing so could download a virus onto your computer or device.
Make sure the anti-malware and anti-virus software on your computer is operating and up to date.
Ignore offers for a COVID-19 vaccine, cure, or treatment. Remember, if a vaccine becomes available, you won’t hear about it for the first time through an email, online ad, or unsolicited sales pitch.
Check online reviews of any company offering COVID-19 products or supplies. Avoid companies whose customers have complained about not receiving items.
Research any charities or crowdfunding sites soliciting donations in connection with COVID-19 before giving any donation. Remember, an organization may not be legitimate even if it uses words like “CDC” or “government” in its name or has reputable looking seals or logos on its materials. For online resources on donating wisely, visit the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) website.
Be wary of any business, charity, or individual requesting payments or donations in cash, by wire transfer, gift card, or through the mail. Don’t send money through any of these channels.
Be cautious of “investment opportunities” tied to COVID-19, especially those based on claims that a small company’s products or services can help stop the virus. If you decide to invest, carefully research the investment beforehand. For information on how to avoid investment fraud, visit the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) website.
For the most up-to-date information on COVID-19, consumers may visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and WHO websites.
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breaking911--2020-03-23--Border Patrol Nabs Previously Deported Child Sex Offender with Coast-to-Coast Convictions

Tucson Sector agents apprehended 39-year-old Darwin Escobar-Lopez near Three Points around 7 a.m. Records checks revealed Escobar-Lopez was convicted in @ @ @ @ @ Acts with a Child under 14 in Redwood City , California .
He received a @ @ @ @ @ jail and 3 years probation .
Escobar-Lopez was also sentenced to 48 months in prison @ @ @ @ @ a sex offender in Fort Myers , Florida , in 2016 .
U.S. Border Patrol @ @ @ @ @ from October 1 , 2019 through February 2020 .
Criminals illegally crossing the border do @ @ @ @ @ border ; their final destinations towns and cities across the entire United States .

TUCSON, Ariz. – U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested a previously deported sex offender west of Tucson Saturday.
Tucson Sector agents apprehended 39-year-old Darwin Escobar-Lopez near Three Points around 7 a.m. Records checks revealed Escobar-Lopez was convicted in 2005 of Lewd or Lascivious Acts with a Child under 14 in Redwood City, California. He received a sentence of 1 year in jail and 3 years probation.
Escobar-Lopez was also sentenced to 48 months in prison after failing to register as a sex offender in Fort Myers, Florida, in 2016.
U.S. Border Patrol has apprehended 1,294 criminal aliens from October 1, 2019 through February 2020. Criminals illegally crossing the border do not typically stay at the border; their final destinations towns and cities across the entire United States.
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breaking911--2020-03-23--WATCH: Grocery Customers Lose It Over Purchasing Limit Of Mountain Dew

“ A couple came up to the register with two carts , they told the cashier they had 23 total @ @ @ @ @ 6 in the first cart and 17 in the second cart .
The cashier informed @ @ @ @ @ limit of 3 that they can purchase due to covid-19 .
At this point , @ @ @ @ @ cart out of the way .
He asked for the manager .
The manager came @ @ @ @ @ could only get 3 .
He informed her that he was going to proceed to @ @ @ @ @ out come back in repeatedly until they had all the cases they wanted were .
@ @ @ @ @ ’ t do that .
At this point I started recording .
”

“A couple came up to the register with two carts, they told the cashier they had 23 total cases of Mountain Dew, 6 in the first cart and 17 in the second cart. The cashier informed them that they have a limit of 3 that they can purchase due to covid-19. At this point, the employees moved the large cart out of the way. He asked for the manager. The manager came up. She said they could only get 3. He informed her that he was going to proceed to buy 3 then take them out come back in repeatedly until they had all the cases they wanted were. She told them they couldn’t do that. At this point I started recording.”
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breaking911--2020-03-23--‘A Banana Republic.’ South Florida Commissioner Gets In HEATED Screaming Match With Mayor

Pam Triolo , mayor of Lakewood Beach , FL .
resisted shutting down the beaches and now has refused to @ @ @ @ @ shutting off electricity to those who are now out of work due to Coronavirus .

Pam Triolo, mayor of Lakewood Beach, FL. resisted shutting down the beaches and now has refused to stop the power companies from shutting off electricity to those who are now out of work due to Coronavirus.
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breaking911--2020-03-24--Phoenix Man Dies, Wife In Critical Condition After Self-Medicating Attempt To Treat Coronavirus

PHOENIX — Medical toxicologists and emergency physicians are warning the public against the use of inappropriate medications and household products to prevent or treat COVID-19 .
In particular , Banner Health experts emphasize that chloroquine , a malaria medication , should not be ingested to treat or prevent this virus .
“ Given the uncertainty around COVID-19 , we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus , but self-medicating is not the way to do so , ” said Dr. Daniel Brooks , Banner Poison and Drug Information Center medical director .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ right now is to inundate our emergency departments with patients who believe they found a vague and risky solution that could potentially jeopardize their health.
” A man has died and his wife is under critical care after the couple , both in their 60s , ingested chloroquine phosphate , an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks .
Within thirty minutes of ingestion , the couple experienced immediate effects requiring admittance to a nearby Banner Health hospital .
Most patients who become infected with COVID-19 will only require symptomatic care @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infecting others .
Check first with a primary care physician .
The routine use of specific treatments , including medications described as ‘ anti-COVID-19 ’ , is not recommended for non-hospitalized patients , including the anti-malarial drug chloroquine .
“ We are strongly urging the medical community to not prescribe this medication to any non-hospitalized patients , ” said Dr. Brooks .
For disinfecting surfaces , the Centers for Diseases and Control Prevention recommends the use of diluted household bleach solutions , alcohol solutions with at least 70 % alcohol and common EPA-registered @ @ @

PHOENIX — Medical toxicologists and emergency physicians are warning the public against the use of inappropriate medications and household products to prevent or treat COVID-19. In particular, Banner Health experts emphasize that chloroquine, a malaria medication, should not be ingested to treat or prevent this virus.
“Given the uncertainty around COVID-19, we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus, but self-medicating is not the way to do so,” said Dr. Daniel Brooks, Banner Poison and Drug Information Center medical director. “The last thing that we want right now is to inundate our emergency departments with patients who believe they found a vague and risky solution that could potentially jeopardize their health.”
A man has died and his wife is under critical care after the couple, both in their 60s, ingested chloroquine phosphate, an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks. Within thirty minutes of ingestion, the couple experienced immediate effects requiring admittance to a nearby Banner Health hospital.
Most patients who become infected with COVID-19 will only require symptomatic care and self-isolation to prevent the risk of infecting others. Check first with a primary care physician. The routine use of specific treatments, including medications described as ‘anti-COVID-19’, is not recommended for non-hospitalized patients, including the anti-malarial drug chloroquine.
“We are strongly urging the medical community to not prescribe this medication to any non-hospitalized patients,” said Dr. Brooks.
For disinfecting surfaces, the Centers for Diseases and Control Prevention recommends the use of diluted household bleach solutions, alcohol solutions with at least 70% alcohol and common EPA-registered household disinfectants.
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breaking911--2020-03-24--Man Who Attempted To “Replicate” Oklahoma City Bombing Is Sentenced

OKLAHOMA CITY — Today , Jerry Drake Varnell , 26 , of Sayre , Oklahoma , was sentenced to serve 25 years , followed by a lifetime term of supervised release , for attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction at BancFirst in downtown Oklahoma City .
United States Attorney Timothy J .
Downing of the Western District of Oklahoma , Special Agent-in-Charge Melissa R. Godbold of the FBI ’ s Oklahoma City Field Office , and Chief Wade Gourley of the Oklahoma City Police Department made the announcement .
“ The U.S. Government identified Jerry Drake Varnell after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attack , ” said U.S. Attorney Downing .
“ This case required thorough investigation and careful coordination among agents and prosecutors in a matter that is our highest priority—terrorism , ” said U.S. Attorney Downing .
“ The investigation and prosecution stopped an attempt to seemingly replicate the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in our Nation ’ s history .
The sentence imposed today will hold accountable Varnell for his crime and deter others from engaging in this conduct .
I want to thank the agents , analysts , law enforcement officials , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this case.
” “ The investigation of Varnell was the result of the tireless efforts of the FBI Oklahoma City Joint Terrorism Task Force and nearly 100 of our partners from federal , state , and local law enforcement .
We can not thank these departments enough for their work to bring Varnell to justice , ” said Melissa Godbold , Special Agent in Charge of the FBI ’ s Oklahoma City Field Office .
“ I remind the public that combatting terrorism , both domestically and internationally , has been and will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ number one priority.
” OCPD Chief Gourley said : “ This case is extremely poignant considering we are approaching the 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing .
This event not only scarred the community of Oklahoma City , but had a profound effect on the nation and set about a response known as the Oklahoma Standard .
This Standard was evident in the teamwork and cooperation among agencies in the successful investigation , apprehension , and prosecution of this case .
My thanks go out to all involved for their hard work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in our community.
” In February 2019 , a federal jury deliberated four hours before they returned a unanimous verdict of guilty on one count of attempting to use an explosive device to damage a building used in interstate commerce and one count of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against property used in interstate commerce .
The FBI arrested Varnell at approximately 1:00 a.m. on August 12 , 2017 , after he attempted to detonate what he believed to be an explosives-laden van he had parked in an alley next @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The arrest was the culmination of a long-term domestic terrorism investigation involving an undercover operation , during which Varnell had been monitored closely for months as the bomb plot developed .
The explosives were inert , and the public was not in danger .
FBI had received information that Varnell initially wanted to blow up the Federal Reserve Building in Washington , D.C. , with a device similar to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing because he was upset with the government .
On October 17 , 2017 , a federal grand jury @ @ @ @ @ @ @ explosive device to damage and destroy BancFirst ’ s corporate offices .
After a psychological evaluation , the court entered an order on November 21 , 2017 , that found him competent to stand trial .
The grand jury returned a superseding indictment on April 17 , 2018 , that added one count of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction .
At trial , the jury heard testimony from an informant who made recordings of his conversations with Varnell .
It also heard from the undercover FBI agent who helped Varnell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , an FBI bomb technician , and others .
It listened to numerous recordings in which Varnell planned the attack and reviewed numerous written electronic communications that corroborated his intent .
Furthermore , it heard the testimony of a defense expert concerning Varnell ’ s mental health .
Through its verdicts , the jury concluded any mental health problems did not prevent Varnell from forming the intent required for conviction .
It also determined the FBI did not entrap him .

OKLAHOMA CITY — Today, Jerry Drake Varnell, 26, of Sayre, Oklahoma, was sentenced to serve 25 years, followed by a lifetime term of supervised release, for attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction at BancFirst in downtown Oklahoma City.
United States Attorney Timothy J. Downing of the Western District of Oklahoma, Special Agent-in-Charge Melissa R. Godbold of the FBI’s Oklahoma City Field Office, and Chief Wade Gourley of the Oklahoma City Police Department made the announcement.
“The U.S. Government identified Jerry Drake Varnell after learning of his intent to commit this attack,” said U.S. Attorney Downing. “This case required thorough investigation and careful coordination among agents and prosecutors in a matter that is our highest priority—terrorism,” said U.S. Attorney Downing. “The investigation and prosecution stopped an attempt to seemingly replicate the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in our Nation’s history. The sentence imposed today will hold accountable Varnell for his crime and deter others from engaging in this conduct. I want to thank the agents, analysts, law enforcement officials, and prosecutors whose dedication is responsible for this case.”
“The investigation of Varnell was the result of the tireless efforts of the FBI Oklahoma City Joint Terrorism Task Force and nearly 100 of our partners from federal, state, and local law enforcement. We cannot thank these departments enough for their work to bring Varnell to justice,” said Melissa Godbold, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Oklahoma City Field Office. “I remind the public that combatting terrorism, both domestically and internationally, has been and will continue to be the FBI’s number one priority.”
OCPD Chief Gourley said: “This case is extremely poignant considering we are approaching the 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing. This event not only scarred the community of Oklahoma City, but had a profound effect on the nation and set about a response known as the Oklahoma Standard. This Standard was evident in the teamwork and cooperation among agencies in the successful investigation, apprehension, and prosecution of this case. My thanks go out to all involved for their hard work and commitment to prevent another devastating attack in our community.”
In February 2019, a federal jury deliberated four hours before they returned a unanimous verdict of guilty on one count of attempting to use an explosive device to damage a building used in interstate commerce and one count of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against property used in interstate commerce.
The FBI arrested Varnell at approximately 1:00 a.m. on August 12, 2017, after he attempted to detonate what he believed to be an explosives-laden van he had parked in an alley next to BancFirst, at 101 North Broadway. The arrest was the culmination of a long-term domestic terrorism investigation involving an undercover operation, during which Varnell had been monitored closely for months as the bomb plot developed. The explosives were inert, and the public was not in danger. FBI had received information that Varnell initially wanted to blow up the Federal Reserve Building in Washington, D.C., with a device similar to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing because he was upset with the government.
On October 17, 2017, a federal grand jury charged Varnell with attempting to use an explosive device to damage and destroy BancFirst’s corporate offices. After a psychological evaluation, the court entered an order on November 21, 2017, that found him competent to stand trial. The grand jury returned a superseding indictment on April 17, 2018, that added one count of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction.
At trial, the jury heard testimony from an informant who made recordings of his conversations with Varnell. It also heard from the undercover FBI agent who helped Varnell build what he thought was a bomb, an FBI bomb technician, and others. It listened to numerous recordings in which Varnell planned the attack and reviewed numerous written electronic communications that corroborated his intent. Furthermore, it heard the testimony of a defense expert concerning Varnell’s mental health. Through its verdicts, the jury concluded any mental health problems did not prevent Varnell from forming the intent required for conviction. It also determined the FBI did not entrap him.
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breaking911--2020-03-24--Granddaughter Charged In Slaying of Grandparents

CAMDEN , Tennessee – A joint investigation by Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Camden Police @ @ @ @ @ arrest of a Camden woman on charges connected to a double homicide .
Today , @ @ @ @ @ into a double homicide in Camden .
Around 8 a.m. , officers with the Camden @ @ @ @ @ check at a home in the 100 block of Vicksburg Avenue and discovered both residents @ @ @ @ @ individuals have been identified as Eugene McDaniel , 82 , and Celeste McDaniel , 67 @ @ @ @ @ the investigation , Agents and investigators determined Katelyn Taylor , 28 , the granddaughter of @ @ @ @ @ the person responsible .
She has been charged with two counts of Criminal Homicide and @ @ @ @ @ Jail .
Her bond is set at $ 500,000 .
Police did not reveal a @ @ @ @ @ died .

CAMDEN, Tennessee – A joint investigation by Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Camden Police Department has resulted in the arrest of a Camden woman on charges connected to a double homicide.
Today, TBI Agents joined the investigation into a double homicide in Camden. Around 8 a.m., officers with the Camden Police Department conducted a welfare check at a home in the 100 block of Vicksburg Avenue and discovered both residents deceased inside. The deceased individuals have been identified as Eugene McDaniel, 82, and Celeste McDaniel, 67.
During the course of the investigation, Agents and investigators determined Katelyn Taylor, 28, the granddaughter of the deceased individuals, as the person responsible.
She has been charged with two counts of Criminal Homicide and booked into the Benton County Jail. Her bond is set at $500,000.
Police did not reveal a motive or how the victims died.
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breaking911--2020-03-23--US Slashes Aid To Afghanistan After Pompeo Trip To Kabul

Pompeo says US cutting $ 1 billion in Afghan aid over leaders ’ impasse The United States is proud of our partnership with the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Afghan people , and admires what Afghanistan has achieved since 2001 .
We have forged a deep bond , especially with Afghan security forces , through shared sacrifice in responding to threats to international peace and security since 2001 .
Underscoring the national priority the United States attaches to helping bring about a political settlement to forty years of devastating war , Secretary Pompeo came to Kabul today with an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the nation ’ s leaders to impress upon them the need to compromise for the sake of the Afghan people .
The United States deeply regrets that Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and former Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah have informed Secretary Pompeo that they have been unable to agree on an inclusive government that can meet the challenges of governance , peace , and security , and provide for the health and welfare of Afghan citizens .
The United States is disappointed in them and what their conduct means for Afghanistan and our shared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ relations and , sadly , dishonors those Afghan , Americans , and Coalition partners who have sacrificed their lives and treasure in the struggle to build a new future for this country .
Because this leadership failure poses a direct threat to U.S. national interests , effective immediately , the U.S. government will initiate a review of the scope of our cooperation with Afghanistan .
Among other steps , we are today announcing a responsible adjustment to our spending in Afghanistan and immediately reducing assistance by $ 1 billion this year .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1 billion in 2021 .
We will also initiate a review of all of our programs and projects to identify additional reductions , and reconsider our pledges to future donor conferences for Afghanistan .
We have made clear to the leadership that we will not back security operations that are politically motivated , nor support political leaders who order such operations or those who advocate for or support parallel government .
The United States remains convinced that a political settlement is the only solution to the conflict .
We note that Afghan leaders @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Joint Declaration , chiefly failing to establish an inclusive national team to participate in intra-Afghan negotiations or take practical steps to facilitate prisoner releases by both sides as a confidence-building measure to reach a political settlement and achieve a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire .
We are proceeding with the conditions-based withdrawal of our forces in accordance with the U.S.-Taliban agreement .
Should Afghan leaders choose to form an inclusive government that can provide security and participate in the peace process , the United States is prepared to support these efforts and revisit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ States is not abandoning our partnership with Afghanistan , nor our commitment to support the Afghan security forces , but reviewing the scope of our cooperation given the irresponsible actions of Afghan leaders .
To illustrate America ’ s steadfast commitment to the Afghan people , the United States will be providing $ 15 million in assistance to help combat the spread of the coronavirus in Afghanistan .

Pompeo says US cutting $1 billion in Afghan aid over leaders’ impasse
STATEMENT FROM MIKE POMPEO:
The United States is proud of our partnership with the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Afghan people, and admires what Afghanistan has achieved since 2001. We have forged a deep bond, especially with Afghan security forces, through shared sacrifice in responding to threats to international peace and security since 2001. Underscoring the national priority the United States attaches to helping bring about a political settlement to forty years of devastating war, Secretary Pompeo came to Kabul today with an urgent message. He spoke directly to the nation’s leaders to impress upon them the need to compromise for the sake of the Afghan people.
The United States deeply regrets that Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and former Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah have informed Secretary Pompeo that they have been unable to agree on an inclusive government that can meet the challenges of governance, peace, and security, and provide for the health and welfare of Afghan citizens. The United States is disappointed in them and what their conduct means for Afghanistan and our shared interests. Their failure has harmed U.S.-Afghan relations and, sadly, dishonors those Afghan, Americans, and Coalition partners who have sacrificed their lives and treasure in the struggle to build a new future for this country.
Because this leadership failure poses a direct threat to U.S. national interests, effective immediately, the U.S. government will initiate a review of the scope of our cooperation with Afghanistan. Among other steps, we are today announcing a responsible adjustment to our spending in Afghanistan and immediately reducing assistance by $1 billion this year. We are prepared to reduce by another $1 billion in 2021. We will also initiate a review of all of our programs and projects to identify additional reductions, and reconsider our pledges to future donor conferences for Afghanistan. We have made clear to the leadership that we will not back security operations that are politically motivated, nor support political leaders who order such operations or those who advocate for or support parallel government.
The United States remains convinced that a political settlement is the only solution to the conflict. We note that Afghan leaders are acting inconsistently with their commitments under the Joint Declaration, chiefly failing to establish an inclusive national team to participate in intra-Afghan negotiations or take practical steps to facilitate prisoner releases by both sides as a confidence-building measure to reach a political settlement and achieve a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire. We are proceeding with the conditions-based withdrawal of our forces in accordance with the U.S.-Taliban agreement.
Should Afghan leaders choose to form an inclusive government that can provide security and participate in the peace process, the United States is prepared to support these efforts and revisit the reviews initiated today.
The United States is not abandoning our partnership with Afghanistan, nor our commitment to support the Afghan security forces, but reviewing the scope of our cooperation given the irresponsible actions of Afghan leaders. To illustrate America’s steadfast commitment to the Afghan people, the United States will be providing $15 million in assistance to help combat the spread of the coronavirus in Afghanistan.
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breaking911--2020-03-24--WATCH: Out-of-Work Strippers Are Delivering Food Through ‘Boober Eats’

The Lucky Devil Lounge strip club in Portland , Oregon was forced to temporarily close due to coronavirus .
Now @ @ @ @ @ to a food delivery service called “ Boober Eats .
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The Lucky Devil Lounge strip club in Portland, Oregon was forced to temporarily close due to coronavirus. Now, they’ve pivoted to a food delivery service called “Boober Eats.”
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breaking911--2020-03-24--Baltimore Prosecutor and Criminal Justice Groups Urge Governor To Release Hundreds of Inmates Due To

Baltimore Prosecutor and Criminal Justice Groups Urge Governor To Release Hundreds of Inmates Due To COVID-19

The Baltimore City State ’ s Attorney , prominent public health officials , and criminal justice reform groups sent Governor Larry Hogan a detailed set of proposals to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 behind prison walls .
The letter is signed by Baltimore City State ’ s Attorney Marilyn Mosby , the Maryland Office of the Public Defender , the ACLU , several leading public health and infectious disease experts from Johns Hopkins University , and more .
Recent outbreaks in prisons in New York City , where 38 people have contracted the virus , underscore an urgent need for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s county jails are planning on releasing as many as 1,000 people in an attempt to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus .
The letter praises the Governor ’ s leadership but highlights concerns at plans for incarcerated people given that at a March 19 press conference , in response to a question about people who are incarcerated , the Governor said “ they ’ re safer where they are.
” The experts in the letter disagree , but were encouraged that Gov .
Hogan did say “ we ’ ll consider any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] , and therefore drafted the document .
The proposal notes that an outbreak behind prison walls could have catastrophic implications for the whole state , given that corrections staff and other employees that are free to come and go from jails and prisons and go back to their communities , increasing the chance of the virus spreading .
“ The Governor has exhibited steadfast , courageous and decisive leadership in preventing the spread of this COVID-19 during this global crisis ; however , the same prevention-focused logic the Governor employed when ordering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home , and not gather in groups of more than ten , must also apply to corrections personnel and inmates in prisons and jails , ” said Baltimore City State ’ s Attorney Marilyn Mosby .
“ The broader community is under threat and a more comprehensive strategy is needed to protect the lives of our community at large.
” Among other proposals , the document details : • The need for emergency release and relocation for certain at-risk individuals • A request to accelerate certain parole and early release measures • A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ begin social distancing • A plan to transition people back to society consistent with public health and public safety To read the full letter , click here .

The Baltimore City State’s Attorney, prominent public health officials, and criminal justice reform groups sent Governor Larry Hogan a detailed set of proposals to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 behind prison walls. The letter is signed by Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, the Maryland Office of the Public Defender, the ACLU, several leading public health and infectious disease experts from Johns Hopkins University, and more.
Recent outbreaks in prisons in New York City, where 38 people have contracted the virus, underscore an urgent need for action in Maryland. New Jersey’s county jails are planning on releasing as many as 1,000 people in an attempt to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus.
The letter praises the Governor’s leadership but highlights concerns at plans for incarcerated people given that at a March 19 press conference, in response to a question about people who are incarcerated, the Governor said “they’re safer where they are.” The experts in the letter disagree, but were encouraged that Gov. Hogan did say “we’ll consider any proposal” [on people in prison], and therefore drafted the document.
The proposal notes that an outbreak behind prison walls could have catastrophic implications for the whole state, given that corrections staff and other employees that are free to come and go from jails and prisons and go back to their communities, increasing the chance of the virus spreading.
“The Governor has exhibited steadfast, courageous and decisive leadership in preventing the spread of this COVID-19 during this global crisis; however, the same prevention-focused logic the Governor employed when ordering people to socially distance, work from home, and not gather in groups of more than ten, must also apply to corrections personnel and inmates in prisons and jails,” said Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby. “The broader community is under threat and a more comprehensive strategy is needed to protect the lives of our community at large.”
Among other proposals, the document details:
The need for emergency release and relocation for certain at-risk individuals
A request to accelerate certain parole and early release measures
A plan to reduce crowding in prison and begin social distancing
A plan to transition people back to society consistent with public health and public safety
To read the full letter, click here.
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breaking911--2020-03-24--FBI Takes Down Russian-Based Hacker Platform

San Diego – A Russian-based cyber platform known as DEER.IO was shut down by the FBI today , and its suspected administrator – alleged Russian hacker Kirill Victorovich Firsov – was arrested and charged with crimes related to the hacking of U.S. companies for customers ’ personal information .
DEER.IO was a Russian-based cyber platform that allowed criminals to purchase access to cyber storefronts on the platform and sell their criminal products or services .
DEER.IO started operations as of at least October 2013 , and claimed to have over 24,000 active shops with sales exceeding $ 17 million .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a seizure order issued by the Southern District of California Court .
FBI agents arrested Firsov , a Russian cyber hacker , on March 7 in New York City .
Firsov not only managed the DEER.IO platform , he also advertised it on other cyber forums , which catered to hackers .
Firsov is next scheduled to appear on April 16 , 2020 , before U.S. Magistrate Judge Allison H. Goddard .
According to a federal complaint , DEER.IO virtual stores offered for sale a variety of hacked and/or compromised U.S. and international @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Information ( PII ) , and compromised user accounts from many U.S. companies .
Individuals could also buy computer files , financial information , PII , and usernames and passwords taken from computers infected with malicious software ( malware ) located both in the U.S. and abroad .
Law enforcement found no legitimate business advertising its services and/or products through a DEER.IO storefront .
Store operators and customers accessed the storefront via the Internet .
Specifically , in this case , the FBI made purchases from DEER.IO storefronts hosted on Russian servers .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ storefront design and hosting platform , from which cybercriminals could advertise and sell their products ( such as harvested credentials and hacked servers ) and services ( such as assistance performing a panoply of cyber hacking activities ) .
The DEER.IO online stores were maintained on Russian-controlled infrastructure .
The DEER.IO platform provided shop owners with an easy-to-use interface that allowed for the automated purchase and delivery of criminal goods and services .
Once shop access was purchased via the DEER.IO platform , the site then guided the newly-minted shop owner through an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ services offered through the shop and configure crypto-currency wallets to collect payments for the purchased products and/or services .
As of 2019 , a cybercriminal who wanted to sell contraband or offer criminal services through DEER.IO could purchase a storefront directly from the DEER.IO website for 800 Rubles ( approximately $ 12.50 ) per month .
The monthly fee was payable by Bitcoin or a variety of online payment methods such as WebMoney , a Russian based money transfer system similar to PayPal .
A cybercriminal who wanted to purchase from storefronts on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ browser to navigate to the DEER.IO domain , which resolved to DEER.IO storefronts .
DEER.IO contained a search function , so individuals could search for hacked accounts from specific companies or PII from specific countries , or the user could navigate through the platform , scanning stores advertising a wide array of hacked accounts or cyber criminal services for sale .
Purchases were also conducted using cryptocurrency , such as Bitcoin , or through the Russian-based money transfer systems .
On or about March 4 , 2020 , the FBI purchased approximately 1,100 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for under $ 20 in Bitcoin .
Once payment was complete , the FBI obtained the gamer accounts , including the user name and password for each account .
Out of the 1,100 gamer accounts , 249 accounts were hacked Company A accounts .
Company A confirmed that if a hacker gained access to the user name and password of a user account , that hacker could use that account .
A gamer account provides access to the user ’ s entire media library .
The accounts often have linked payment methods , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ payment method to make additional purchases on the account .
Some users also have subscription-based services attached to their gamer accounts .
On or about March 5 , 2020 , the FBI purchased approximately 999 individual PII accounts from the DEER.IO store SHIKISHOP.DEER.IS for approximately $ 170 in Bitcoin .
On that same date , the FBI purchased approximately 2,650 individual PII accounts from the DEER.IO store SHIKISHOP.DEER.IS for approximately $ 522 in Bitcoin .
From those identities , the FBI identified names , dates of birth and U.S. Social Security numbers for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ County , including G.V .
and L.Y .
“ There is a robust underground market for hacked stolen information , and this was a novel way to try to market it to criminals hoping not to get caught , ” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer .
“ Hackers are a threat to our economy , and our privacy and national security , and can not be tolerated.
” FBI Special Agent in Charge Omer Meisel stated , “ Deer.io was the largest centralized platform , which promoted and facilitated the sale of compromised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ identifiable information ( PII ) and hacked computers on the internet .
The seizure of this criminal website represents a significant step in reducing stolen data used to victimize individuals and businesses in the United States and abroad .
The FBI will continue to be at the forefront of protecting Americans from foreign and domestic cyber criminals .
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San Diego – A Russian-based cyber platform known as DEER.IO was shut down by the FBI today, and its suspected administrator – alleged Russian hacker Kirill Victorovich Firsov – was arrested and charged with crimes related to the hacking of U.S. companies for customers’ personal information.
DEER.IO was a Russian-based cyber platform that allowed criminals to purchase access to cyber storefronts on the platform and sell their criminal products or services. DEER.IO started operations as of at least October 2013, and claimed to have over 24,000 active shops with sales exceeding $17 million. The platform was shut down pursuant to a seizure order issued by the Southern District of California Court.
FBI agents arrested Firsov, a Russian cyber hacker, on March 7 in New York City. Firsov not only managed the DEER.IO platform, he also advertised it on other cyber forums, which catered to hackers. Firsov is next scheduled to appear on April 16, 2020, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Allison H. Goddard.
According to a federal complaint, DEER.IO virtual stores offered for sale a variety of hacked and/or compromised U.S. and international financial and corporate data, Personally Identifiable Information (PII), and compromised user accounts from many U.S. companies. Individuals could also buy computer files, financial information, PII, and usernames and passwords taken from computers infected with malicious software (malware) located both in the U.S. and abroad. Law enforcement found no legitimate business advertising its services and/or products through a DEER.IO storefront. Store operators and customers accessed the storefront via the Internet. Specifically, in this case, the FBI made purchases from DEER.IO storefronts hosted on Russian servers.
The DEER.IO platform offered a turnkey online storefront design and hosting platform, from which cybercriminals could advertise and sell their products (such as harvested credentials and hacked servers) and services (such as assistance performing a panoply of cyber hacking activities). The DEER.IO online stores were maintained on Russian-controlled infrastructure. The DEER.IO platform provided shop owners with an easy-to-use interface that allowed for the automated purchase and delivery of criminal goods and services.
Once shop access was purchased via the DEER.IO platform, the site then guided the newly-minted shop owner through an automated set-up to upload the products and services offered through the shop and configure crypto-currency wallets to collect payments for the purchased products and/or services.
As of 2019, a cybercriminal who wanted to sell contraband or offer criminal services through DEER.IO could purchase a storefront directly from the DEER.IO website for 800 Rubles (approximately $12.50) per month. The monthly fee was payable by Bitcoin or a variety of online payment methods such as WebMoney, a Russian based money transfer system similar to PayPal.
A cybercriminal who wanted to purchase from storefronts on the DEER.IO platform could use a web browser to navigate to the DEER.IO domain, which resolved to DEER.IO storefronts. DEER.IO contained a search function, so individuals could search for hacked accounts from specific companies or PII from specific countries, or the user could navigate through the platform, scanning stores advertising a wide array of hacked accounts or cyber criminal services for sale. Purchases were also conducted using cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin, or through the Russian-based money transfer systems.
On or about March 4, 2020, the FBI purchased approximately 1,100 gamer accounts from the DEER.IO store ACCOUNTS-MARKET.DEER.IS for under $20 in Bitcoin. Once payment was complete, the FBI obtained the gamer accounts, including the user name and password for each account. Out of the 1,100 gamer accounts, 249 accounts were hacked Company A accounts. Company A confirmed that if a hacker gained access to the user name and password of a user account, that hacker could use that account. A gamer account provides access to the user’s entire media library. The accounts often have linked payment methods, so the hacker could use the linked payment method to make additional purchases on the account. Some users also have subscription-based services attached to their gamer accounts.
On or about March 5, 2020, the FBI purchased approximately 999 individual PII accounts from the DEER.IO store SHIKISHOP.DEER.IS for approximately $170 in Bitcoin. On that same date, the FBI purchased approximately 2,650 individual PII accounts from the DEER.IO store SHIKISHOP.DEER.IS for approximately $522 in Bitcoin. From those identities, the FBI identified names, dates of birth and U.S. Social Security numbers for multiple individuals who reside in San Diego County, including G.V. and L.Y.
“There is a robust underground market for hacked stolen information, and this was a novel way to try to market it to criminals hoping not to get caught,” said U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer. “Hackers are a threat to our economy, and our privacy and national security, and cannot be tolerated.”
FBI Special Agent in Charge Omer Meisel stated, “Deer.io was the largest centralized platform, which promoted and facilitated the sale of compromised social media and financial accounts, personally identifiable information (PII) and hacked computers on the internet. The seizure of this criminal website represents a significant step in reducing stolen data used to victimize individuals and businesses in the United States and abroad. The FBI will continue to be at the forefront of protecting Americans from foreign and domestic cyber criminals.”
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breaking911--2020-03-24--Minneapolis-Area Jail Reduces Inmate Population By 26 Percent In 1 Week

Efforts to release jail inmates who are listed as ‘ not a danger to public safety ’ cut the Hennepin County jail population by 26 percent in one week , Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Monday .
As part of the effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 , Hennepin County Attorney ’ s Office prosecutors have been working to release individuals awaiting a court appearance and being held in jail who have no record of violence and are charged with relatively minor felonies .
The result is that the average daily population in the Hennepin County jail dropped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Friday morning , Freeman said .
Our first priority , while making these decisions , is community safety and the concerns of crime victims , Freeman said .
Crime victims can contact the victim/witness line at 612-348-4003 with questions about their case .
The Juvenile Prosecution Division is undertaking the same type of review .
Efforts over the past decade have significantly cut the number of youths in the county ’ s Juvenile Detention Center and the juvenile division is working with juvenile justice partners to ensure that only those youth who pose @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Freeman said .
The county attorney ’ s office also has been working with the Hennepin County Department of Community Corrections and Rehabilitation , which oversees the county workhouse for those who have been convicted of a crime and are spending up to a year there as part of their sentence .
The two departments are working to move as many as possible into electronic home monitoring .
For instance , a significant number of inmates leave every morning to go to their jobs .
They are required to return to the workhouse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It would make sense to fit them with an electronic bracelet so they could return home after work .
“ If this virus is so serious that we are emptying government buildings , sports arenas and restaurants in order to halt the spread , it only makes sense to release people who are unlikely to pose a threat to the public , ” Freeman said .
“ Taking these steps will protect the health of those working in the facilities , the health of the prisoners and ultimately , the health of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ”

Efforts to release jail inmates who are listed as ‘not a danger to public safety’ cut the Hennepin County jail population by 26 percent in one week, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Monday.
As part of the effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Hennepin County Attorney’s Office prosecutors have been working to release individuals awaiting a court appearance and being held in jail who have no record of violence and are charged with relatively minor felonies. The result is that the average daily population in the Hennepin County jail dropped from 815 last Monday to 602 on Friday morning, Freeman said.
Our first priority, while making these decisions, is community safety and the concerns of crime victims, Freeman said. Crime victims can contact the victim/witness line at 612-348-4003 with questions about their case.
The Juvenile Prosecution Division is undertaking the same type of review. Efforts over the past decade have significantly cut the number of youths in the county’s Juvenile Detention Center and the juvenile division is working with juvenile justice partners to ensure that only those youth who pose a public safety risk are detained, Freeman said.
The county attorney’s office also has been working with the Hennepin County Department of Community Corrections and Rehabilitation, which oversees the county workhouse for those who have been convicted of a crime and are spending up to a year there as part of their sentence. The two departments are working to move as many as possible into electronic home monitoring.
For instance, a significant number of inmates leave every morning to go to their jobs. They are required to return to the workhouse at night and sleep in a cell. It would make sense to fit them with an electronic bracelet so they could return home after work.
“If this virus is so serious that we are emptying government buildings, sports arenas and restaurants in order to halt the spread, it only makes sense to release people who are unlikely to pose a threat to the public,” Freeman said. “Taking these steps will protect the health of those working in the facilities, the health of the prisoners and ultimately, the health of all the residents in the county.”
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breaking911--2020-03-24--Man Extradited from Mexico for Charges of Killing Wife, Unborn Child

CALIFORNIA — An El Monte man has been returned to Los Angeles to face charges of murdering his pregnant wife @ @ @ @ @ Martine faces one count each of murder , murder of a human fetus and attempted @ @ @ @ @ Martinez also is charged with three misdemeanor counts of cruelty to a child .
Martinez @ @ @ @ @ 37 , at her El Monte home on Aug. 29 , 2018 .
Nuñez and @ @ @ @ @ as a result , prosecutors said .
The defendant then allegedly drove to his parent @ @ @ @ @ and shot at his father and mother while two children were inside the residence , @ @ @ @ @ those victims were injured .
Martine fled the country after the killings .
Martinez was @ @ @ @ @ 8 , 2019 , and extradited to Los Angeles on January 3 .
If convicted @ @ @ @ @ faces a possible maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole .

CALIFORNIA — An El Monte man has been returned to Los Angeles to face charges of murdering his pregnant wife in 2018.
Octavio Curiel Martine faces one count each of murder, murder of a human fetus and attempted murder among other charges.
Martinez also is charged with three misdemeanor counts of cruelty to a child.
Martinez reportedly shot Ana Nuñez, 37, at her El Monte home on Aug. 29, 2018. Nuñez and her unborn fetus both died as a result, prosecutors said. The defendant then allegedly drove to his parent’s El Monte house and shot at his father and mother while two children were inside the residence, prosecutors added. None of those victims were injured.
Martine fled the country after the killings. Martinez was arrested in Mexico on June 8, 2019, and extradited to Los Angeles on January 3.
If convicted as charged, the defendant faces a possible maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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breaking911--2020-03-24--After 10 Years, Woman Confesses To Murder of Infant Daughter Because The Baby Was a ‘Disruption To H

After 10 Years, Woman Confesses To Murder of Infant Daughter Because The Baby Was a ‘Disruption To Her Life’

NASHVILLE , Tenn. — Ten years after the death of her 4-month-old daughter , a Nashville mother now admits that she lied to police on the day of the girl ’ s death in June 2010 , destroyed evidence and staged the scene to cover up her crime of murder .
Zohal Sakwall , 40 , was arrested at her home on N. Natchez Court in South Nashville late Monday night on a grand jury indictment charging her with 1st degree murder .
She is jailed this morning in lieu of $ 200,000 bond .
On January 31 of this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s Youth Services Division , spoke with Detective Chris Bowden , and said that she was responsible for the death of her daughter , Natalie , on June 15 , 2010 .
Ten years ago , Sakwall claimed she had laid the infant down for a nap , and that when she returned , the child had become entangled in a blanket and suffocated .
Natalie was rushed to a hospital where she was pronounced dead .
Based on all available information and the results of an autopsy , the death was classified @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as an accident .
Following Sakwall ’ s January 31 telephone call , Detectives Bowden and Steven Carrick interviewed her at police headquarters , during which she admitted to suffocating her daughter with a plastic bag due to what she said was the disruption to her life caused by having the child .
The case was staffed with the District Attorney ’ s Office and presented to the Grand Jury , resulting in the 1st degree murder indictment .

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Ten years after the death of her 4-month-old daughter, a Nashville mother now admits that she lied to police on the day of the girl’s death in June 2010, destroyed evidence and staged the scene to cover up her crime of murder.
Zohal Sakwall, 40, was arrested at her home on N. Natchez Court in South Nashville late Monday night on a grand jury indictment charging her with 1st degree murder. She is jailed this morning in lieu of $200,000 bond.
On January 31 of this year, Sakwall telephoned the MNPD’s Youth Services Division, spoke with Detective Chris Bowden, and said that she was responsible for the death of her daughter, Natalie, on June 15, 2010. Ten years ago, Sakwall claimed she had laid the infant down for a nap, and that when she returned, the child had become entangled in a blanket and suffocated. Natalie was rushed to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. Based on all available information and the results of an autopsy, the death was classified by the MNPD and the Medical Examiner as an accident.
Following Sakwall’s January 31 telephone call, Detectives Bowden and Steven Carrick interviewed her at police headquarters, during which she admitted to suffocating her daughter with a plastic bag due to what she said was the disruption to her life caused by having the child. The case was staffed with the District Attorney’s Office and presented to the Grand Jury, resulting in the 1st degree murder indictment.
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breaking911--2020-03-24--Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks Closed Until Further Notice

Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are announcing modifications to operations at the request of local county health officers from Park County , WY , Park County , MT , Teton County , WY , and Gallatin County , MT .
The health and safety of our visitors , employees , volunteers , and partners is our number one priority .
The National Park Service ( NPS ) is working servicewide with federal , state , and local authorities to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic .
Effective immediately , Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are closed to all park @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be no visitor access permitted to either park .
State highways and/or roads that transcend park/state boundaries and facilities that support life safety and commerce will remain open .
Both parks will cooperate on the implementation of the closures .
We will notify the public when we resume full operations and provide updates on our website and social media channels .
“ The National Park Service listened to the concerns from our local partners and , based on current health guidance , temporarily closed the parks , ” said Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ We are committed to continued close coordination with our state and local partners as we progress through this closure period and are prepared when the timing is right to reopen as quickly and safely as possible .
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Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are announcing modifications to operations at the request of local county health officers from Park County, WY, Park County, MT, Teton County, WY, and Gallatin County, MT. The health and safety of our visitors, employees, volunteers, and partners is our number one priority. The National Park Service (NPS) is working servicewide with federal, state, and local authorities to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic.
Effective immediately, Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks are closed to all park visitors until further notice. There will be no visitor access permitted to either park. State highways and/or roads that transcend park/state boundaries and facilities that support life safety and commerce will remain open. Both parks will cooperate on the implementation of the closures. We will notify the public when we resume full operations and provide updates on our website and social media channels.
“The National Park Service listened to the concerns from our local partners and, based on current health guidance, temporarily closed the parks,” said Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly and Grand Teton Acting Superintendent Gopaul Noojibail. “We are committed to continued close coordination with our state and local partners as we progress through this closure period and are prepared when the timing is right to reopen as quickly and safely as possible.”
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breaking911--2020-03-24--RAW VIDEO: Man In Stolen Car Shot Multiple Times By Police

CALIFORNIA — The suspect from the Officer Involved Shooting that occurred in the 500 block of South Johnson has been @ @ @ @ @ a 21 year-old male and resident of Arizona .
After coordinating the investigations from both @ @ @ @ @ Phoenix Police , as well as the notification of his family , Crenshaw ’ s @ @ @ @ @ to the public .
Crenshaw is still receiving treatment at a local hospital and is @ @ @ @ @ reportedly committing crimes in Arizona , Crenshaw drove to the City of El Cajon in @ @ @ @ @ reasons .
He has no known ties to this area .
The El Cajon Police @ @ @ @ @ against Crenshaw for Auto Theft and resisting a police officer .
Both are felony charges @ @ @ @ @ also being sought by Arizona ’ s Probation Department for Crenshaw .

CALIFORNIA — The suspect from the Officer Involved Shooting that occurred in the 500 block of South Johnson has been identified as Keith Crenshaw, a 21 year-old male and resident of Arizona. After coordinating the investigations from both El Cajon PD and the Phoenix Police, as well as the notification of his family, Crenshaw’s identity is now being released to the public. Crenshaw is still receiving treatment at a local hospital and is in stable condition.
After reportedly committing crimes in Arizona, Crenshaw drove to the City of El Cajon in the stolen car for unknown reasons. He has no known ties to this area.
The El Cajon Police Department will be seeking charges against Crenshaw for Auto Theft and resisting a police officer. Both are felony charges. A felony warrant is also being sought by Arizona’s Probation Department for Crenshaw.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--First Illegal Immigrant Detained By ICE Tests Positive For Coronavirus At New Jersey Jail

NEW YORK – A 31-year-old Mexican national in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody at the Bergen County Jail in @ @ @ @ @ has tested positive for COVID-19 .
The individual has been quarantined and is receiving care @ @ @ @ @ , those who have come in contact with the individual have been cohorted and are @ @ @ @ @ ICE is suspending intake at the facility until further information is available .
No further @ @ @ @

NEW YORK – A 31-year-old Mexican national in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody at the Bergen County Jail in Hackensack, New Jersey, has tested positive for COVID-19. The individual has been quarantined and is receiving care.
Consistent with CDC guidelines, those who have come in contact with the individual have been cohorted and are being monitored for symptoms. ICE is suspending intake at the facility until further information is available.
No further details were available.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--Man Arrested After Coughing Near Elderly Victim In Grocery Store

CUMBERLAND COUNTY , Penn .
— On Friday , cops were called to the Karns grocery store in the 1700 @ @ @ @ @ North Middleton Township .
An elderly citizen who was recuperating from Pneumonia went to the @ @ @ @ @ wearing a medical face mask and medical gloves .
The victim wore the personal protective @ @ @ @ @ mortality risk if they were to contract the virus from others .
Daniel Tabussi , @ @ @ @ @ approached the victim and deliberately coughed near the victim , and made numerous coughing sounds @ @ @ @ @ It is also alleged that Tabussi mocked the elderly man for wearing the mask , @ @ @ @ @ directly told the victim that he had the Coronavirus .
Charges for Terroristic Threats , @ @ @ @ @ , Disorderly Conduct and Harassment have been filed against Tabussi .

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Penn. — On Friday, cops were called to the Karns grocery store in the 1700 block of Spring Rd in North Middleton Township.
An elderly citizen who was recuperating from Pneumonia went to the store during their Seniors-only hours wearing a medical face mask and medical gloves.
The victim wore the personal protective gear due to a higher mortality risk if they were to contract the virus from others.
Daniel Tabussi, 57, of Carlisle allegedly approached the victim and deliberately coughed near the victim, and made numerous coughing sounds while smiling and laughing.
It is also alleged that Tabussi mocked the elderly man for wearing the mask, and more than once Tabussi directly told the victim that he had the Coronavirus.
Charges for Terroristic Threats, Simple Assault by physical menace, Disorderly Conduct and Harassment have been filed against Tabussi.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--NHL Announces The Postponement Of 3 Major Events

NEW YORK / TORONTO – The National Hockey League today announced the postponements of the 2020 NHL Scouting Combine , @ @ @ @ @ , and the 2020 NHL Draft , which were originally scheduled for June 1-6 in @ @ @ @ @ 18 in Las Vegas , and June 26-27 in Montreal , respectively , due to @ @ @ @ @ the coronavirus .
The location , timing and format of the 2020 NHL Draft ( @ @ @ @ @ be announced when details are finalized .
With respect to the Bridgestone NHL Awards , @ @ @ @ @ returning to Las Vegas in the future .
Las Vegas has been the home of @ @ @ @ @ 2009 .

NEW YORK / TORONTO – The National Hockey League today announced the postponements of the 2020 NHL Scouting Combine, the 2020 Bridgestone NHL Awards, and the 2020 NHL Draft, which were originally scheduled for June 1-6 in Buffalo, N.Y., June 18 in Las Vegas, and June 26-27 in Montreal, respectively, due to the ongoing uncertainty resulting from the coronavirus.
The location, timing and format of the 2020 NHL Draft (and Draft Lottery) will be announced when details are finalized.
With respect to the Bridgestone NHL Awards, the League looks forward to returning to Las Vegas in the future. Las Vegas has been the home of the Bridgestone NHL Awards since 2009.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--WATCH: Scary Damcam Video Shows Pickup Truck Driver Suffer Medical Emergency While Driving Down Inte

WATCH: Scary Damcam Video Shows Pickup Truck Driver Suffer Medical Emergency While Driving Down Interstate

UTAH — The below video shows the events that unfolded on the morning of March 25th , 2020 at approximately @ @ @ @ @ County Trooper observed a pick-up truck traveling at freeway speeds suddenly swerve into the barrier @ @ @ @ @ mile post 327 .
The truck continued to impact the center median barrier even losing @ @ @ @ @ .
The driver failed to yield to the Trooper ’ s emergency lights and siren @ @ @ @ @ Modified police intervention techniques were utilized to get the driver to finally come to a @ @ @ @ @ determined that the driver was experiencing a medical episode after being evaluated by Troopers , @ @ @ @ @ Davis County Sheriff ’ s Office Paramedics .

UTAH — The below video shows the events that unfolded on the morning of March 25th, 2020 at approximately 8:22 am, A Davis County Trooper observed a pick-up truck traveling at freeway speeds suddenly swerve into the barrier on I-15 in Kaysville at mile post 327. The truck continued to impact the center median barrier even losing a tire at one point. The driver failed to yield to the Trooper’s emergency lights and siren and continued driving southbound. Modified police intervention techniques were utilized to get the driver to finally come to a stop. It was later determined that the driver was experiencing a medical episode after being evaluated by Troopers, Kaysville Fire Department Personnel and Davis County Sheriff’s Office Paramedics.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--LIVE: President Donald Trump and Coronavirus Task Force Hold Press Briefing

To slow the spread of the novel coronavirus , the White House last week announced guidelines such as working from @ @ @ @ @ to 10 or fewer people and avoiding travel , restaurants and nonessential shopping .
But @ @ @ @ @ halt , Trump started the second week of the 15-day program by suggesting that the @ @ @ @ @ outstrip the damage to public health .

To slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, the White House last week announced guidelines such as working from home, limiting social gatherings to 10 or fewer people and avoiding travel, restaurants and nonessential shopping. But as industry grinds to a halt, Trump started the second week of the 15-day program by suggesting that the damage to the economy might outstrip the damage to public health.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--Calif. Governor Says 4 Of Largest U.S. Banks To Suspend Mortgage Payments

California Governor Gavin Newsom says four major banks will allow a 90-day grace period for mortgage payments in the state @ @ @ @ @ .
The banks are JP Morgan Chase , U.S. Bank , Wells Fargo and Citibank @ @ @ @ @ committed to a 30-day graceperiod .
“ I hope they will reconsider and join those @ @ @ @ @ to do the right thing by at least extending that commitment to their customers for @ @ @ @ @ ” Newsom said .

California Governor Gavin Newsom says four major banks will allow a 90-day grace period for mortgage payments in the state due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The banks are JP Morgan Chase, U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo and Citibank. Bank of America only committed to a 30-day graceperiod.
“I hope they will reconsider and join those other banks that are willing to do the right thing by at least extending that commitment to their customers for at least 90 days,” Newsom said.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--‘LITTLE IDIOT’: Watch Judge Issue Arrest Warrants For People Not Showing Up To Court During Quaranti

‘LITTLE IDIOT’: Watch Judge Issue Arrest Warrants For People Not Showing Up To Court During Quarantine!

Courtroom video shows Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Pinkey S. Carr deny an attorney ’ s request to postpone hearings amid @ @ @ @ @ as the court issued an administrative order saying such hearings shall be rescheduled .
The @ @ @ @ @ a “ little idiot ” to her staff after he leaves .

Courtroom video shows Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Pinkey S. Carr deny an attorney’s request to postpone hearings amid the coronavirus pandemic, even as the court issued an administrative order saying such hearings shall be rescheduled. The judge then calls the attorney a “little idiot” to her staff after he leaves.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--ICE Is Deporting Honduran and El Salvadorian Nationals To Home Country & Returning with US Citizens

WASHINGTON – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) , working with the U.S. Department of State , has @ @ @ @ @ 209 United States citizens on the return leg of two removal flights via ICE Air @ @ @ @ @ the Space Available seats on flights to the United States from Honduras and El Salvador @ @ @ @ @ with final orders of removal from the United States to their home country on March @ @ @ @ @ on March 24 .
On the return flight to the United States , ICE facilitated @ @ @ @ @ due to the COVID-19 outbreak .
“ ICE will continue to work with the State @ @ @ @ @ return of U.S. citizens on future removal flight returns from Guatemala , Honduras and El @ @ @ @ @ COVID-19 pandemic .
These return operations could also potentially expand to other countries outside of @ @ @ @ @

WASHINGTON – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), working with the U.S. Department of State, has brought home a total of 209 United States citizens on the return leg of two removal flights via ICE Air Operations.
U.S. citizens occupied the Space Available seats on flights to the United States from Honduras and El Salvador.
ICE removed Honduran nationals with final orders of removal from the United States to their home country on March 22, and Salvadoran nationals on March 24. On the return flight to the United States, ICE facilitated the transportation of U.S. citizens due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Statement from ICE:
“ICE will continue to work with the State Department to facilitate the safe return of U.S. citizens on future removal flight returns from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador throughout theduration of the COVID-19 pandemic. These return operations could also potentially expand to other countries outside of the Northern Triangle.”
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breaking911--2020-03-25--Bernie Sanders Threatens To Hold Up Coronavirus Stimulus Bill

WASHINGTION — ( Senator Sanders / Press Release ) — Unless Senators Graham ( R-S.C. ) , Sasse ( R-Neb @ @ @ @ @ ( R-S.C. ) drop their anti-worker objections to fast-tracking the emergency coronavirus legislation , Senator @ @ @ @ @ said today that he is prepared to put a hold on this legislation to impose @ @ @ @ @ 500 billion corporate welfare fund : “ In my view , it would be an @ @ @ @ @ to receive the emergency unemployment assistance included in this legislation .
Unless these Republican Senators @ @ @ @ @ am prepared to put a hold on this bill until stronger conditions are imposed on @ @ @ @ @ welfare fund to make sure that any corporation receiving financial assistance under this legislation does @ @ @ @ @ cut wages or benefits , ship jobs overseas , or pay workers poverty wages .
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WASHINGTION — (Senator Sanders / Press Release) — Unless Senators Graham (R-S.C.), Sasse (R-Neb.) and Tim Scott (R-S.C.) drop their anti-worker objections to fast-tracking the emergency coronavirus legislation, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said today that he is prepared to put a hold on this legislation to impose strong conditions on the $500 billion corporate welfare fund:
“In my view, it would be an outrage to prevent working-class Americans to receive the emergency unemployment assistance included in this legislation. Unless these Republican Senators drop their objections, I am prepared to put a hold on this bill until stronger conditions are imposed on the $500 billion corporate welfare fund to make sure that any corporation receiving financial assistance under this legislation does not lay off workers, cut wages or benefits, ship jobs overseas, or pay workers poverty wages.”
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breaking911--2020-03-25--President Trump Approves Disaster Declaration For Florida, Texas

Today , President Donald J. Trump declared that a major disaster exists in the States of Florida and Texas and @ @ @ @ @ State , tribal , and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by the Coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ pandemic beginning on January 20 , 2020 , and continuing .
The President ’ s @ @ @ @ @ for Crisis Counseling for affected individuals in all areas in the states .
Federal funding @ @ @ @ @ , tribal , and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations for emergency protective @ @ @ @ @ assistance , for all areas in the states impacted by COVID-19 .
Pete Gaynor , @ @ @ @ @ Agency ( FEMA ) , Department of Homeland Security , named Gracia B. Szczech as @ @ @ @ @ Federal recovery operations in the affected areas .

Today, President Donald J. Trump declared that a major disaster exists in the States of Florida and Texas and ordered Federal assistance to supplement State, tribal, and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic beginning on January 20, 2020, and continuing.
The President’s action makes Federal funding available for Crisis Counseling for affected individuals in all areas in the states.
Federal funding is also available to State, tribal, and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations for emergency protective measures, including direct Federal assistance, for all areas in the states impacted by COVID-19.
Pete Gaynor, Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Homeland Security, named Gracia B. Szczech as the Federal Coordinating Officer for Federal recovery operations in the affected areas.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--Man Faces Terror Charge After Allegedly Coughing At Woman

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced that criminal charges were filed today against a man who allegedly coughed on a food store employee in Manalapan , N.J. , and told the woman that he has the coronavirus .
George Falcone , 50 , of Freehold , N.J. , was charged today by complaint-summons with the following criminal offenses : • Obstructing Administration of Law or Other Governmental Function ( 4th degree ) The incident occurred at about 6:30 p.m. on Sunday , March 22 , at the Wegmans on US Highway 9 .
The employee was concerned that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and an open display of prepared foods , so she requested that he step back as she covered the food .
Instead , Falcone allegedly stepped forward to within 3 feet of her , leaned toward her , and purposely coughed .
He allegedly laughed and said he was infected with the coronavirus .
Falcone subsequently told two other employees they are lucky to have jobs .
A detective of the Manalapan Police Department was working a security detail at the store and approached Falcone , who allegedly refused to cooperate or provide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
After approximately 40 minutes , Falcone identified himself and was permitted to leave .
Following additional investigation , summonses were issued which will require Falcone to appear in court at a later date .

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal announced that criminal charges were filed today against a man who allegedly coughed on a food store employee in Manalapan, N.J., and told the woman that he has the coronavirus.
George Falcone, 50, of Freehold, N.J., was charged today by complaint-summons with the following criminal offenses:
Terroristic Threats (3rd Degree)
(3rd Degree) Obstructing Administration of Law or Other Governmental Function (4th degree)
(4th degree) Harassment (Petty Disorderly Persons Offense)
The incident occurred at about 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 22, at the Wegmans on US Highway 9. The employee was concerned that Falcone was standing too close to her and an open display of prepared foods, so she requested that he step back as she covered the food. Instead, Falcone allegedly stepped forward to within 3 feet of her, leaned toward her, and purposely coughed. He allegedly laughed and said he was infected with the coronavirus. Falcone subsequently told two other employees they are lucky to have jobs.
A detective of the Manalapan Police Department was working a security detail at the store and approached Falcone, who allegedly refused to cooperate or provide his name or driver’s license. After approximately 40 minutes, Falcone identified himself and was permitted to leave. Following additional investigation, summonses were issued which will require Falcone to appear in court at a later date.
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breaking911--2020-03-25--Police Body Camera Footage Shows Stop Of Disabled Woman Riding Mobility Scooter Without Helmet

OREGON — A disabled Brookings woman has filed a civil rights suit against Brookings police , alleging they unlawfully stopped @ @ @ @ @ Americans with Disabilities Act in the early morning of November 19 , 2018 , when @ @ @ @ @ her mobile electric scooter on a sidewalk without a helmet and then chased her when @ @ @ @ @ .

OREGON — A disabled Brookings woman has filed a civil rights suit against Brookings police, alleging they unlawfully stopped her and violated the federal Americans with Disabilities Act in the early morning of November 19, 2018, when they cited her for riding her mobile electric scooter on a sidewalk without a helmet and then chased her when she continued to ride home.
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