breaking911--2020-05-03--ICE, FBI Agents Took Bribes To Provide ‘Protection,’ Cook Books On Immigration Cases, Feds Say

LOS ANGELES – A Calabasas man has agreed to plead guilty to five federal offenses – one related to a credit card bust-out scheme , and the others related to more than $ 250,000 in bribes he paid to two federal agents for assistance that included sensitive law enforcement information .
Edgar Sargsyan , 39 , an attorney with law offices in Beverly Hills , was charged with conspiracy to commit bank fraud , two counts of bribing a public official , and two counts of making false statements to federal investigators .
In a plea agreement also filed today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to plead guilty to the five felony counts , which cumulatively carry a statutory maximum penalty of 50 years in federal prison .
In the plea agreement , Sargsyan admitted paying tens of thousands of dollars from the beginning of 2015 through early 2017 to a special agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) and a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation .
This matter was investigated by the Eurasian Organized Crime Task Force , which includes agents from HSI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Health and Human Services – Office of Inspector General , the U.S. Secret Service , the Glendale Police Department , the Los Angeles County Sheriff ’ s Department , and the California Department of Health Care Services .
The Los Angeles Police Department provided substantial assistance .
Sargsyan paid the HSI agent at least $ 32,000 in checks and at least $ 45,000 to $ 50,000 in cash in return for assistance that included the HSI agent searching law enforcement databases to corruptly obtain information that he passed to Sargsyan , according @ @ @ @ @ @ @ agent also altered a Department of Homeland Security database to make it more likely that a foreign national who was a client of Sargsyan ’ s law firm would be allowed to enter the United States .
In another corrupt act detailed in the plea agreement , the HSI agent prepared a document on HSI letterhead in an unsuccessful attempt to have one of Sargsyan ’ s relatives from Armenia admitted into the United States .
Sargsyan also admitted he paid the FBI agent monthly cash bribes of up to $ 10,000 beginning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ providing protection , which included running queries on law enforcement databases and warning Sargsyan to stay away from certain individuals who were the targets of criminal investigations .
The agent , who worked out of the FBI ’ s San Francisco Field Office , accepted the cash payments on trips to Southern California , where he stayed at luxury hotels that were paid for by Sargsyan .
The FBI agent also accepted from Sargsyan a $ 36,000 racing motorcycle as a bonus for running database checks on a particular person .
Sargsyan also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cashier ’ s check that was made to appear to be a payment to the agent ’ s business , according to court documents .
Sargsyan also agreed to plead guilty to two counts of making false statements to federal investigators .
These charges stem from interviews in September 2017 by the Department of Justice Office of Inspector General , when Sargsyan falsely stated that the $ 30,000 check to the FBI agent was a loan , and in December 2018 , when he falsely told special agents with the FBI and HSI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the FBI agent .
In his plea agreement , Sargsyan also admitted he participated in a conspiracy that defrauded financial institutions by fraudulently obtaining credit cards in the names of aliens who had previously been in the United States on J1 visitor visas .
Once the credit cards were issued by the financial institutions , Sargsyan and his co-conspirator charged purchases , including more than $ 941,000 that Sargsyan personally charged at two businesses he controlled , Pillar Law Group and Regdalin Group .
Sargsyan has been directed to make his initial court @ @ @ @ @ @ @

LOS ANGELES – A Calabasas man has agreed to plead guilty to five federal offenses – one related to a credit card bust-out scheme, and the others related to more than $250,000 in bribes he paid to two federal agents for assistance that included sensitive law enforcement information.
Edgar Sargsyan, 39, an attorney with law offices in Beverly Hills, was charged with conspiracy to commit bank fraud, two counts of bribing a public official, and two counts of making false statements to federal investigators. In a plea agreement also filed today in U.S. District Court, Sargsyan agreed to plead guilty to the five felony counts, which cumulatively carry a statutory maximum penalty of 50 years in federal prison.
In the plea agreement, Sargsyan admitted paying tens of thousands of dollars from the beginning of 2015 through early 2017 to a special agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
This matter was investigated by the Eurasian Organized Crime Task Force, which includes agents from HSI, the FBI, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services – Office of Inspector General, the U.S. Secret Service, the Glendale Police Department, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, and the California Department of Health Care Services. The Los Angeles Police Department provided substantial assistance.
Sargsyan paid the HSI agent at least $32,000 in checks and at least $45,000 to $50,000 in cash in return for assistance that included the HSI agent searching law enforcement databases to corruptly obtain information that he passed to Sargsyan, according to the plea agreement. The HSI agent also altered a Department of Homeland Security database to make it more likely that a foreign national who was a client of Sargsyan’s law firm would be allowed to enter the United States. In another corrupt act detailed in the plea agreement, the HSI agent prepared a document on HSI letterhead in an unsuccessful attempt to have one of Sargsyan’s relatives from Armenia admitted into the United States.
Sargsyan also admitted he paid the FBI agent monthly cash bribes of up to $10,000 beginning in 2015 in exchange for the agent providing protection, which included running queries on law enforcement databases and warning Sargsyan to stay away from certain individuals who were the targets of criminal investigations. The agent, who worked out of the FBI’s San Francisco Field Office, accepted the cash payments on trips to Southern California, where he stayed at luxury hotels that were paid for by Sargsyan. The FBI agent also accepted from Sargsyan a $36,000 racing motorcycle as a bonus for running database checks on a particular person. Sargsyan also gave the FBI agent a $30,000 cashier’s check that was made to appear to be a payment to the agent’s business, according to court documents.
Sargsyan also agreed to plead guilty to two counts of making false statements to federal investigators. These charges stem from interviews in September 2017 by the Department of Justice Office of Inspector General, when Sargsyan falsely stated that the $30,000 check to the FBI agent was a loan, and in December 2018, when he falsely told special agents with the FBI and HSI that he did not pay bribes to the FBI agent.
In his plea agreement, Sargsyan also admitted he participated in a conspiracy that defrauded financial institutions by fraudulently obtaining credit cards in the names of aliens who had previously been in the United States on J1 visitor visas. Once the credit cards were issued by the financial institutions, Sargsyan and his co-conspirator charged purchases, including more than $941,000 that Sargsyan personally charged at two businesses he controlled, Pillar Law Group and Regdalin Group.
Sargsyan has been directed to make his initial court appearance in this case June 9.
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breaking911--2020-05-03--Attempted Burglary Fails After Armed Homeowner Subdues Suspect

HEBRON , Ky. — On Saturday , around 2:00 PM , Boone County Sheriff ’ s Office deputies were called to the 9200 block of River Road in Hebron for a reported burglary in progress with shots fired .
Shortly after being dispatched , deputies arrived on scene to find the homeowner subduing the suspect .
The suspect was identified as David Whitford , 29 of Hebron .
Deputies say Whitford was attempting to force entry into a residence on River Road and was confronted by the homeowner who was armed with a handgun .
As Whitford fled the area @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fired several warning shots .
The homeowner searched for Whitford and located him on his property , bedded down in a wooded area .
The homeowner then fired several more warning shots in close proximity to Whitford , grabbed him and a physical struggle ensued between the two .
As a result of the struggle , Whitford sustained head and facial injuries and was transported to St. Elizabeth in Florence .
He has since been released .
The homeowner refused medical treatment while on scene .
David Whitford was charged with Burglary 2nd @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been lodged at the Boone County Detention Center .

HEBRON, Ky. — On Saturday, around 2:00 PM, Boone County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to the 9200 block of River Road in Hebron for a reported burglary in progress with shots fired.
Shortly after being dispatched, deputies arrived on scene to find the homeowner subduing the suspect. The suspect was identified as David Whitford, 29 of Hebron.
Deputies say Whitford was attempting to force entry into a residence on River Road and was confronted by the homeowner who was armed with a handgun. As Whitford fled the area on foot towards the riverbank the homeowner fired several warning shots. The homeowner searched for Whitford and located him on his property, bedded down in a wooded area. The homeowner then fired several more warning shots in close proximity to Whitford, grabbed him and a physical struggle ensued between the two. As a result of the struggle, Whitford sustained head and facial injuries and was transported to St. Elizabeth in Florence. He has since been released. The homeowner refused medical treatment while on scene.
David Whitford was charged with Burglary 2nd Degree – Class C Felony and has been lodged at the Boone County Detention Center.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--MEANWHILE IN TEXAS: Park Ranger Pushed Into Lake For Asking Visitors To Follow Social-Distancing Gui

MEANWHILE IN TEXAS: Park Ranger Pushed Into Lake For Asking Visitors To Follow Social-Distancing Guidelines

In Austin , police say a 25-year-old man was charged with attempted assault on a public service worker after a @ @ @ @ @ showed a city park ranger getting shoved into the water while asking a crowd to @ @ @ @ @ .

In Austin, police say a 25-year-old man was charged with attempted assault on a public service worker after a video posted on social media showed a city park ranger getting shoved into the water while asking a crowd to keep 6 feet of distance.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--SHOCK VIDEO: Man Shot Dead By 2 Masked Men Aiming Pistols With Silencers In The Bronx

Two masked suspects armed with pistols with silencers fatally shot a man in broad daylight in the Bronx , killing @ @ @ @ @ The victim , 51-year-old Francisco Rosado , was reportedly the head of the Pagan Motorcycle @ @ @ @ @ .
No arrests have been made .

Two masked suspects armed with pistols with silencers fatally shot a man in broad daylight in the Bronx, killing him in cold blood.
The victim, 51-year-old Francisco Rosado, was reportedly the head of the Pagan Motorcycle Club’s Bronx chapter.
No arrests have been made.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--Man Arrested 3 Times In 1 Day Under California’s Coronavirus-Based Zero-Bail Policy

GLENDORA , CALIF. — On Wednesday , at about 8:28 a.m. , officers responded to a call of man who was attempting to break into a vehicle in the 1400 block of South Grand Ave. Officers contacted Dijon Landrum , 24 , from Monterey Park , as he was attempting to drive away in a stolen vehicle .
The vehicle had been stolen out of East Los Angeles .
In addition to driving a stolen vehicle , he had stolen property and narcotics with him .
Landrum was arrested .
Due to the California Zero-Bail Policy , he was issued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hour after Landrum was released , at about 2:20 p.m. , police received a call of a man in the area of Bennett and Pennsylvania .
He was carrying a box , and was walking through front yards of residences .
It appeared that he was placing items in this box as he was walking through the properties .
When police arrived , they contacted Dijon Landrum a second time .
Due to the California Zero-Bail Policy , he was issued a citation , and the property was recovered by our officers .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , police received a call of a vehicle that had just been stolen out of a parking lot in the 1300 block of South Grand Ave. Officers were able to track the vehicle and found it westbound on the 10 freeway in the area of La Puente .
With assistance from outside agencies ( LA County Sheriffs and California Highway Patrol ) , they located the vehicle and a pursuit began .
The pursuit ultimately ended in Pasadena , and Dijon Landrum was again arrested for being in possession of a stolen vehicle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Due to the California Zero-Bail Policy , Landrum was released with his third citation of the day .

GLENDORA, CALIF. — On Wednesday, at about 8:28 a.m., officers responded to a call of man who was attempting to break into a vehicle in the 1400 block of South Grand Ave. Officers contacted Dijon Landrum, 24, from Monterey Park, as he was attempting to drive away in a stolen vehicle. The vehicle had been stolen out of East Los Angeles. In addition to driving a stolen vehicle, he had stolen property and narcotics with him. Landrum was arrested.
Due to the California Zero-Bail Policy, he was issued a citation and released.
Approximately one hour after Landrum was released, at about 2:20 p.m., police received a call of a man in the area of Bennett and Pennsylvania. He was carrying a box, and was walking through front yards of residences. It appeared that he was placing items in this box as he was walking through the properties. When police arrived, they contacted Dijon Landrum a second time.
Due to the California Zero-Bail Policy, he was issued a citation, and the property was recovered by our officers.
Several hours later, at 8:49 p.m., police received a call of a vehicle that had just been stolen out of a parking lot in the 1300 block of South Grand Ave. Officers were able to track the vehicle and found it westbound on the 10 freeway in the area of La Puente. With assistance from outside agencies (LA County Sheriffs and California Highway Patrol), they located the vehicle and a pursuit began. The pursuit ultimately ended in Pasadena, and Dijon Landrum was again arrested for being in possession of a stolen vehicle, and also for evading officers.
Due to the California Zero-Bail Policy, Landrum was released with his third citation of the day.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--Teen Once Accused Of Killing Pet Cat In ‘Brutal Manner’ Now Suspected Of Killing Woman

COLORADO SPRINGS — A man who had allegedly killed a cat has now been charged in the murder of a 44-year-old woman in Colorado Springs .
On Tuesday , April 28 , around 9:00 A.M. , the Colorado Springs Police Department received a request to check the welfare of Bridget Kenner , who lived in the 8000 Block of Fallgold Court .
Officers responded and located Kenner dead inside of the home .
Detectives began investigating the circumstances surrounding the woman ’ s death on the same day .
Detectives identified the suspects as 19-year-old Cohen Heath , also known @ @ @ @ @ @ @ juvenile .
Heath had previously killed a cat in a ‘ brutal manner ’ when he was 18 .
He was charged with aggravated cruelty to animals , a felony , and was out on bond for that charge .
KTTV reported at the time : Heath told investigators he went to a drainage ditch near his home so that no one could see him .
He allegedly stabbed the cat several times before placing it into a backpack to muffle any sound the cat might make .
According to arrest papers he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ backpack and decided to cut off a front paw because he wanted to make a necklace out of it .
Court papers state Heath skinned the cat and put it in a Ziploc bag and placed the paw in a glass jar .
Police did not reveal a relationship between the suspects and victim—nor did they say how the woman was killed .
Both suspects are residents of Colorado Springs .
Heath and the juvenile were both charged with Murder in the first degree .
Heath was booked into the El Paso County @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Spring Creek Youth Services Center .

COLORADO SPRINGS — A man who had allegedly killed a cat has now been charged in the murder of a 44-year-old woman in Colorado Springs.
On Tuesday, April 28, around 9:00 A.M., the Colorado Springs Police Department received a request to check the welfare of Bridget Kenner, who lived in the 8000 Block of Fallgold Court.
Officers responded and located Kenner dead inside of the home.
Detectives began investigating the circumstances surrounding the woman’s death on the same day. Detectives identified the suspects as 19-year-old Cohen Heath, also known as Vinn Heath, and a 16-year-old juvenile.
Heath had previously killed a cat in a ‘brutal manner’ when he was 18. He was charged with aggravated cruelty to animals, a felony, and was out on bond for that charge.
KTTV reported at the time: Heath told investigators he went to a drainage ditch near his home so that no one could see him. He allegedly stabbed the cat several times before placing it into a backpack to muffle any sound the cat might make. According to arrest papers he then took the cat out of the backpack and decided to cut off a front paw because he wanted to make a necklace out of it. Court papers state Heath skinned the cat and put it in a Ziploc bag and placed the paw in a glass jar.
Police did not reveal a relationship between the suspects and victim—nor did they say how the woman was killed.
Both suspects are residents of Colorado Springs. Heath and the juvenile were both charged with Murder in the first degree. Heath was booked into the El Paso County Jail and the juvenile was booked into the Spring Creek Youth Services Center.
The investigation is ongoing.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--Burglar With No Pants Found Asleep In Woman’s Home Covered In Urine

SEATTLE — Officers arrested a urine-soaked suspect on Sunday in West Seattle after he broke into a home , helped himself to a bottle of liquor and passed out in the resident ’ s bed .
Around 4:30 PM , a resident in the 9000 block of 24th Ave SW returned home and found her house in disarray , as if someone had been moving items around .
She called 911 , and officers arrived and heard snoring coming from the bedroom .
They entered the room and found the man lying there with his pants down .
He was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to have urinated all over himself , the bed , and the nearby carpet .
Officers woke the suspect up and took him into custody .
Upon further investigation at the scene , officers gathered that the suspect began staging items from the victim ’ s home to steal , until he took a break from crimeing to spend some time with a bottle of the victim ’ s brandy .
The suspect “ may have had too much of the brandy and passed out because he was highly intoxicated , ” an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incident .
Officers arrested the man and booked him into the King County Jail for burglary .

SEATTLE — Officers arrested a urine-soaked suspect on Sunday in West Seattle after he broke into a home, helped himself to a bottle of liquor and passed out in the resident’s bed.
Around 4:30 PM, a resident in the 9000 block of 24th Ave SW returned home and found her house in disarray, as if someone had been moving items around.
She called 911, and officers arrived and heard snoring coming from the bedroom. They entered the room and found the man lying there with his pants down. He was holding his genitals, and he appeared to have urinated all over himself, the bed, and the nearby carpet.
Officers woke the suspect up and took him into custody.
Upon further investigation at the scene, officers gathered that the suspect began staging items from the victim’s home to steal, until he took a break from crimeing to spend some time with a bottle of the victim’s brandy.
The suspect “may have had too much of the brandy and passed out because he was highly intoxicated,” an officer wrote in a report of the incident.
Officers arrested the man and booked him into the King County Jail for burglary.
Jonah Spangenthal-Lee / SPD
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breaking911--2020-05-04--South Carolina Man Pretends To Be FBI, Leads Police On Chase, Assaults Officer

Conway , South Carolina — A Surfside Beach man is facing multiple charges after he pretended to be an FBI agent , fled arrest , assaulted an officer , threatened others , and initiated a car chase .
Roberto Perez , 47 , has been charged with failure to stop for blue lights , impersonating a law enforcement officer , resisting arrest , assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature , threatening the life , person , or family of a public officials , reckless driving , and failure to appear ( 2 counts ) .
On Saturday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3:55 p.m. , an HCPD detective was investigating an unrelated case in the area of Glenns Bay Road , when Perez approached the detective and took issue with the detective carrying his holstered , county-issued firearm .
The detective identified himself as an HCPD officer and stated that he was conducting an investigation .
At that point , Perez falsely identified himself as an FBI agent and fled .
The HCPD detective requested that Perez provide identification , at which point Perez entered his vehicle and took off .
The detective began to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ maintained visual contact with Perez , HCPD South Precinct patrol units were called in to take over the pursuit .
The pursuit continued up and down a short segment of Highway 17 Bypass between Glenns Bay and Coventry Road , as Perez made multiple false stops and erratic U-turns .
Stop sticks were deployed ; however , Perez evaded them by driving off of the roadway , nearly hitting an officer .
Perez then led officers north on Highway 17 Bypass to the Coastal Grand Mall parking lot , where Perez crashed into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was drug by Perez ’ s vehicle during the first attempt to remove him from his vehicle .
Additionally , Perez made multiple threatening gestures and statements referencing a firearm and threatening to kill officers .
One HCPD officer had to be treated at an area hospital for minor injuries .
Three others were evaluated .
Perez was evaluated at an area hospital , then booked into J. Reuben Long Detention Center .

Conway, South Carolina — A Surfside Beach man is facing multiple charges after he pretended to be an FBI agent, fled arrest, assaulted an officer, threatened others, and initiated a car chase.
Roberto Perez, 47, has been charged with failure to stop for blue lights, impersonating a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature, threatening the life, person, or family of a public officials, reckless driving, and failure to appear (2 counts).
On Saturday, May 2, 2020, around 3:55 p.m., an HCPD detective was investigating an unrelated case in the area of Glenns Bay Road, when Perez approached the detective and took issue with the detective carrying his holstered, county-issued firearm. The detective identified himself as an HCPD officer and stated that he was conducting an investigation. At that point, Perez falsely identified himself as an FBI agent and fled.
The HCPD detective requested that Perez provide identification, at which point Perez entered his vehicle and took off. The detective began to follow Perez and, as the detective maintained visual contact with Perez, HCPD South Precinct patrol units were called in to take over the pursuit.
The pursuit continued up and down a short segment of Highway 17 Bypass between Glenns Bay and Coventry Road, as Perez made multiple false stops and erratic U-turns. Stop sticks were deployed; however, Perez evaded them by driving off of the roadway, nearly hitting an officer.
Perez then led officers north on Highway 17 Bypass to the Coastal Grand Mall parking lot, where Perez crashed into an HCPD patrol vehicle.
An officer was drug by Perez’s vehicle during the first attempt to remove him from his vehicle. Additionally, Perez made multiple threatening gestures and statements referencing a firearm and threatening to kill officers.
One HCPD officer had to be treated at an area hospital for minor injuries. Three others were evaluated.
Perez was evaluated at an area hospital, then booked into J. Reuben Long Detention Center.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--U.S. Border Patrol Intercepts Narcotics Dropped From Drones

YUMA , Ariz. – Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents working various shifts intercepted narcotics in two of three separate incidents @ @ @ @ @ ( SUAS ) detected between April 29th and May 3rd .
The SUAS are commonly @ @ @ @ @ Drones ’ .
On Wednesday , Yuma Sector Agents recovered a small bundle from a @ @ @ @ @ contained approximately 463 grams of Methamphetamine and has an estimated street value of nearly $ @ @ @ @ @ , individuals in Mexico launched a drone that entered U.S. airspace and dropped multiple packages @ @ @ @ @ to retrieve the ten packages dropped by the drone .
The contents of the packages @ @ @ @ @ a substance that tested positive for cocaine .
The approximate street value of the cocaine @ @ @ @ @ Yuma Sector agents detected another drone on Sunday evening .
Yuma Sector Border Patrol Agents @ @ @ @ @ drones in these encounters .

YUMA, Ariz. – Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents working various shifts intercepted narcotics in two of three separate incidents of Single Unmanned Aircraft Systems (SUAS) detected between April 29th and May 3rd. The SUAS are commonly referred to as, ‘Drones’.
On Wednesday, Yuma Sector Agents recovered a small bundle from a SUAS. The bundle seized contained approximately 463 grams of Methamphetamine and has an estimated street value of nearly $3,000. On Saturday night, individuals in Mexico launched a drone that entered U.S. airspace and dropped multiple packages. Responding agents were able to retrieve the ten packages dropped by the drone. The contents of the packages weighed approximately 11 kilograms of a substance that tested positive for cocaine.
The approximate street value of the cocaine seized is $306,000. Yuma Sector agents detected another drone on Sunday evening. Yuma Sector Border Patrol Agents recovered two of the three drones in these encounters.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--Ohio Man Who Traded Child Porn Online, Had Collection of Children’s Underwear Sentenced To 10 Years

COLUMBUS , Ohio – A New Concord , Ohio man who traded child pornography and paid for underwear worn by minors was sentenced in U.S. District Court today to 120 months in prison and 10 years of supervised release .
John D. Lagle , 32 , pleaded guilty in October 2019 to distributing and receiving child pornography .
According to court documents , in January 2019 , Lagle began communicating via Kik with an undercover officer posing as the mother of minor daughters .
Lagle and the undercover officer talked for several months on Kik and Wicker .
Throughout that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ undercover officer for panties worn by the two fictitious daughters and for sexual activity with the two daughters .
On numerous occasions , Lagle sent the undercover officer child pornography he obtained online and pictures he took of minors ’ pubic areas .
Investigators executed a search warrant at Lagle ’ s residence in August 2019 , and discovered 50 to 100 images of child pornography on Lagle ’ s phone and approximately 60 to 70 pairs of children ’ s panties , including two pairs that the defendant purchased from the undercover @ @ @ @ @ @ @ States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio ; Chris Hoffman , Special Agent in Charge , Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) , Cincinnati Division ; Westerville Police Chief Charles Chandler and other members of the FBI ’ s Child Exploitation Task Force announced the sentence imposed today by Chief U.S. District Court Judge Algenon L. Marbley .
Assistant United States Attorney Heather A. Hill is representing the United States in this case .

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A New Concord, Ohio man who traded child pornography and paid for underwear worn by minors was sentenced in U.S. District Court today to 120 months in prison and 10 years of supervised release.
John D. Lagle, 32, pleaded guilty in October 2019 to distributing and receiving child pornography.
According to court documents, in January 2019, Lagle began communicating via Kik with an undercover officer posing as the mother of minor daughters.
Lagle and the undercover officer talked for several months on Kik and Wicker. Throughout that communication, Lagle offered to pay the undercover officer for panties worn by the two fictitious daughters and for sexual activity with the two daughters.
On numerous occasions, Lagle sent the undercover officer child pornography he obtained online and pictures he took of minors’ pubic areas.
Investigators executed a search warrant at Lagle’s residence in August 2019, and discovered 50 to 100 images of child pornography on Lagle’s phone and approximately 60 to 70 pairs of children’s panties, including two pairs that the defendant purchased from the undercover officer.
David M. DeVillers, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio; Chris Hoffman, Special Agent in Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Cincinnati Division; Westerville Police Chief Charles Chandler and other members of the FBI’s Child Exploitation Task Force announced the sentence imposed today by Chief U.S. District Court Judge Algenon L. Marbley. Assistant United States Attorney Heather A. Hill is representing the United States in this case.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--Police: Man Arrested At Beach After Going Into ‘Wild Tirade About 1776, People Wearing Masks’

Cohasset , Massachusetts — A Cohasset police officer responded to several 9-1-1 calls reporting a man harassing families and children at Sandy Beach on Atlantic Avenue on Sunday , around 12:50pm .
The officer talked to citizens that reported a male “ yelling , swearing , and acting strangely ” in the Sandy Beach parking lot – yelling about the year 1776 and his Rights being violated .
The officer located the man and asked to talk to him .
The man went into a wild tirade about 1776 , people wearing masks , and his Civil Rights being violated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the situation when the suspect entered an unknown car driven by an unknown female .
He was yelling at the female to drive away from the officer .
The officer ordered the suspect out of the car several times .
When the suspect finally complied , he quickly exited the female ’ s car aggressively , and assumed a fighting stance with the officer .
The officer drew his TASER and ordered the man to ground .
As back-up officers arrived the man actively resisted arrest and continued to yell , scream , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was placed under arrest and charged with disturbing the peace and resisting arrest .
He is identified as Steven E. Veator , 51-years of age , 9 Orchard Street , Gloucester , MA .
He was bailed from Cohasset Police HQ later in the day and will be arraigned sometime in June by the Quincy District Court .
The female that was operating the vehicle that Veator jumped into was later IDed as an acquaintance of Veator and will be summonsed to Quincy District Court for attaching plates , operating an unregistered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and having no inspection sticker .
She was identified as Lisa Hennessey , 52 years of age , of Gloucester , MA .
Her vehicle , a 2004 Buick , was towed from the scene .

Cohasset, Massachusetts — A Cohasset police officer responded to several 9-1-1 calls reporting a man harassing families and children at Sandy Beach on Atlantic Avenue on Sunday, around 12:50pm. The officer talked to citizens that reported a male “yelling, swearing, and acting strangely” in the Sandy Beach parking lot – yelling about the year 1776 and his Rights being violated.
The officer located the man and asked to talk to him. The man went into a wild tirade about 1776, people wearing masks, and his Civil Rights being violated. The officer was trying to deescalate the situation when the suspect entered an unknown car driven by an unknown female. He was yelling at the female to drive away from the officer. The officer ordered the suspect out of the car several times. When the suspect finally complied, he quickly exited the female’s car aggressively, and assumed a fighting stance with the officer. The officer drew his TASER and ordered the man to ground. As back-up officers arrived the man actively resisted arrest and continued to yell, scream, and resist officers.
After a struggle he was placed under arrest and charged with disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. He is identified as Steven E. Veator, 51-years of age, 9 Orchard Street, Gloucester, MA. He was bailed from Cohasset Police HQ later in the day and will be arraigned sometime in June by the Quincy District Court.
The female that was operating the vehicle that Veator jumped into was later IDed as an acquaintance of Veator and will be summonsed to Quincy District Court for attaching plates, operating an unregistered m/v, operating an uninsured m/v, and having no inspection sticker. She was identified as Lisa Hennessey, 52 years of age, of Gloucester, MA. Her vehicle, a 2004 Buick, was towed from the scene.
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breaking911--2020-05-04--Watch: Dashcam Captures CRAZY Motorcycle Crash as Man Is Tossed Off Overpass!

MONTREAL , CANADA — Police say speed may have been a factor when a motorcycle rider with no licence or @ @ @ @ @ and flew over the side , causing him serious injuries .

MONTREAL, CANADA — Police say speed may have been a factor when a motorcycle rider with no licence or registration crashed into a railing and flew over the side, causing him serious injuries.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--FBI Releases 2019 Statistics on Law Enforcement Officers Killed in the Line of Duty

According to statistics reported to the FBI , 89 law enforcement officers were killed in line-of-duty incidents in 2019 .
Of these , 48 officers died as a result of felonious acts , and 41 officers died in accidents .
Comprehensive data tables about these incidents and brief narratives describing the fatal attacks are included in Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted , 2019 , released today .
The 48 felonious deaths occurred in 19 states and in Puerto Rico .
The number of officers killed as a result of criminal acts in 2019 was 8 less than the 56 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The 5- and 10-year comparisons show an increase of 7 felonious deaths compared with the 2015 figure ( 41 officers ) and a decrease of 7 deaths compared with 2010 data ( 55 officers ) .
Officer Profiles .
The average age of the officers who were feloniously killed was 40 years old .
The victim officers had served in law enforcement for an average of 13 years at the times of the fatal incidents .
Of the 48 officers : • 15 died as a result of investigative or law enforcement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ situations • 3 were serving , or attempting to serve , search warrants • 2 were serving , or attempting to serve , arrest warrants • 1 was reported in the category titled “ other tactical situation ” • 4 were responding to crimes in progress • 1 was reported in the category titled “ other crime against property ” • 3 were involved in arrest situations and were attempting to restrain/control/handcuff the offender ( s ) during the arrest situations • 3 were responding to disorders or disturbances • 2 were responding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , etc . )
• 1 was serving , or attempting to serve , a court order ( eviction notice , subpoena , etc. )
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Weapons .
Offenders used firearms to kill 44 of the 48 victim officers .
Four officers were killed with vehicles used as weapons .
Of the 44 officers killed by firearms : • 2 with firearms in which the types of firearms were unknown or not reported Regions .
Felonious deaths were reported in four U.S. regions and Puerto Rico .
• 27 officers were feloniously killed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ agencies identified 49 alleged assailants in connection with the felonious line-of-duty deaths .
• 36 of the assailants had prior criminal arrests .
• 12 of the offenders were under judicial supervision at the times of the felonious incidents .
Forty-one law enforcement officers were killed accidentally while performing their duties in 2019 , a decrease of 9 when compared with the 50 officers accidentally killed in 2018 .
The majority ( 19 officers ) were killed in motor vehicle crashes .
Officer Profile .
The average age of officers who were accidentally @ @ @ @ @ @ @ average number of years the victim officers had served in law enforcement was 11 .
Of the 41 officers accidentally killed : Circumstances .
The 41 officers accidentally killed died in a variety of scenarios : • 19 died as a result of motor vehicle crashes • 1 while operating an ATV or a motorcycle • 1 officer was reported to have died in the category of an other type of duty-related accident when they were struck by a tire/wheel while assisting a motorist .
Use of seatbelts .
Of the 18 officers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cars , SUVs , trucks , or vans , 9 were wearing seatbelts , and 6 were not .
Data about seatbelt usage was not reported for 3 of the officers .
Regions .
Accidental deaths were reported in four U.S. regions .
• 22 of the accidental deaths occurred in the South Release schedule .
In an effort to provide a more timely release of data to the public , today ’ s release provides three sections of Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted , 2019 .
These sections include data and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and statistics about federal officers killed and/or assaulted .
The remaining portions of the publication , which present data reported to the FBI concerning law enforcement officers assaulted in the line of duty in 2019 , will be available later this year : • Assault data will be released in the fall and will include national statistics about officers assaulted in the line of duty .
• Detailed assault data will be released in the fall and will include statistics and narratives concerning a subset of assault incidents in which officers received injuries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted , 2019 , is available exclusively on the FBI ’ s UCR website .

According to statistics reported to the FBI, 89 law enforcement officers were killed in line-of-duty incidents in 2019. Of these, 48 officers died as a result of felonious acts, and 41 officers died in accidents. Comprehensive data tables about these incidents and brief narratives describing the fatal attacks are included in Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, 2019, released today.
Felonious Deaths
The 48 felonious deaths occurred in 19 states and in Puerto Rico. The number of officers killed as a result of criminal acts in 2019 was 8 less than the 56 officers who were feloniously killed in 2018. The 5- and 10-year comparisons show an increase of 7 felonious deaths compared with the 2015 figure (41 officers) and a decrease of 7 deaths compared with 2010 data (55 officers).
Officer Profiles. The average age of the officers who were feloniously killed was 40 years old. The victim officers had served in law enforcement for an average of 13 years at the times of the fatal incidents. Of the 48 officers:
45 were male
3 were female
40 were white
7 were black/African American
1 was Asian.
Circumstances. Of the 48 officers feloniously killed:
15 died as a result of investigative or law enforcement activities 6 were conducting traffic violation stops 4 were performing investigative activities 2 were drug-related matters 2 were interacting with wanted persons 1 was investigating suspicious person or circumstance
9 were involved in tactical situations 3 were barricaded/hostage situations 3 were serving, or attempting to serve, search warrants 2 were serving, or attempting to serve, arrest warrants 1 was reported in the category titled “other tactical situation”
5 were involved in unprovoked attacks
4 were responding to crimes in progress 2 were robberies 1 was larceny-theft 1 was reported in the category titled “other crime against property”
3 were involved in arrest situations and were attempting to restrain/control/handcuff the offender(s) during the arrest situations
3 were assisting other law enforcement officers 2 with vehicular pursuits 1 with foot pursuit
3 were responding to disorders or disturbances 2 were responding to disturbances (disorderly subjects, fights, etc.) 1 was responding to a domestic violence call
3 were involved in vehicular pursuits
2 were ambushed (entrapment/premeditation)
1 was serving, or attempting to serve, a court order (eviction notice, subpoena, etc.).
Weapons. Offenders used firearms to kill 44 of the 48 victim officers. Four officers were killed with vehicles used as weapons. Of the 44 officers killed by firearms:
34 were slain with handguns
7 with rifles
1 with a shotgun
2 with firearms in which the types of firearms were unknown or not reported
Regions. Felonious deaths were reported in four U.S. regions and Puerto Rico.
27 officers were feloniously killed in the South
9 in the Midwest
9 in the West
1 in the Northeast
2 in Puerto Rico
Suspects. Law enforcement agencies identified 49 alleged assailants in connection with the felonious line-of-duty deaths.
36 of the assailants had prior criminal arrests.
12 of the offenders were under judicial supervision at the times of the felonious incidents.
Accidental Deaths
Forty-one law enforcement officers were killed accidentally while performing their duties in 2019, a decrease of 9 when compared with the 50 officers accidentally killed in 2018. The majority (19 officers) were killed in motor vehicle crashes.
Officer Profile. The average age of officers who were accidentally killed was 40 years old; the average number of years the victim officers had served in law enforcement was 11. Of the 41 officers accidentally killed:
38 were male
3 were female
39 were white
2 were black/African American.
Circumstances. The 41 officers accidentally killed died in a variety of scenarios:
19 died as a result of motor vehicle crashes 18 while operating cars, SUVs, trucks, or vans 1 while operating an ATV or a motorcycle
16 were pedestrian officers struck by vehicles
3 were killed in firearm-related incidents
2 officers drowned
1 officer was reported to have died in the category of an other type of duty-related accident when they were struck by a tire/wheel while assisting a motorist.
Use of seatbelts. Of the 18 officers killed in motor vehicle crashes while operating cars, SUVs, trucks, or vans, 9 were wearing seatbelts, and 6 were not. Data about seatbelt usage was not reported for 3 of the officers.
Regions. Accidental deaths were reported in four U.S. regions.
22 of the accidental deaths occurred in the South
8 in the Midwest
8 in the West
3 in the Northeast
Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, 2019
Release schedule. In an effort to provide a more timely release of data to the public, today’s release provides three sections of Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, 2019. These sections include data and statistics concerning officers feloniously and accidentally killed and statistics about federal officers killed and/or assaulted. The remaining portions of the publication, which present data reported to the FBI concerning law enforcement officers assaulted in the line of duty in 2019, will be available later this year:
Assault data will be released in the fall and will include national statistics about officers assaulted in the line of duty.
Detailed assault data will be released in the fall and will include statistics and narratives concerning a subset of assault incidents in which officers received injuries with firearms or knives/cutting instruments.
Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, 2019, is available exclusively on the FBI’s UCR website.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--Cases Linked To Alleged Minneapolis Serial Rapist Keep Stacking Up

Jory Wiebrand , already charged in two previous sexual assaults , was charged in three separate cases for criminal sexual conduct , burglary and harassment , Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Tuesday .
Wiebrand , 34 , who was charged April 20 in connection with two home invasions in which women were assaulted , now faces new charges in three separate cases spanning a five-year period : • August 4 , 2018 : Charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct and first-degree burglary , and • January 3 , 2020 : Charged with harassment and invasion of privacy .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 23 , 2015 , Minneapolis Police officers received a report of a rape that occurred at the 1300 block of 7th Street in Southeast Minneapolis .
When they arrived , the victim told police she was raped by a white male , identified as Wiebrand , while she removed snow from her car .
The victim stated that Wiebrand came up from behind her , sprayed her in the face with pepper spray , forced her to the ground and used his body weight to immobilize her .
Wiebrand then removed the victim @ @ @ @ @ @ @ assaulted her , the complaint states .
When Wiebrand repositioned himself , he lost his balance , and the victim was able to get free .
She ran away , scaled a fence and went to a nearby home where residents were able to help her .
They washed the pepper spray from her eyes and called 911 , the complaint continues .
The victim was transported to a hospital where she received medical treatment and a sexual assault examination .
Swabs from the examination were submitted to the BCA for testing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s known DNA profile .
The victim ’ s pants had semen on them , and forensic scientists found that after DNA testing , that DNA too matched Wiebrand ’ s know DNA profile .
On Aug. 4 , 2018 , Minneapolis Police responded to a rape and robbery report on the 800 block of 6th Street in Southeast Minneapolis .
The victim informed police that she was returning from a gathering with friends around 2:30 a.m. when she went to have a cigarette on her back patio .
She stated that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from behind , pulled her into her house proceeded to choke her , while sexually assaulting her .
At one point , he sprayed her face with pepper spray and then fled with her purse .
The victim was transported to a hospital where she received a sexual assault examination , the complaint continues .
Swabs found that there was a mixture of DNA , and Wiebrand could not be excluded , while 99.99999997 % of the population could .
On Jan. 3 , 2020 , Minneapolis Police received a report of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ townhomes in the 900 block of 7th Street in Southeast Minneapolis .
A few weeks later , a University of Minnesota student and her parent contacted University of Minneapolis police stating they had surveillance footage of a man from Jan. 3 , looking into windows .
The video was given to law enforcement which showed a clear image of the prowler ’ s face , Wiebrand , peering into homes with a flashlight .
This behavior is consistent with the modus operandi of Wiebrand who has been identified as the perpetrator in at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ burglaries occurring in this same neighborhood between 2015 and 2020 , the complaint states .
Wiebrand would monitor the behavior of his victims , attacking them before or after they entered their homes .

Jory Wiebrand, already charged in two previous sexual assaults, was charged in three separate cases for criminal sexual conduct, burglary and harassment, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman announced Tuesday.
Wiebrand, 34, who was charged April 20 in connection with two home invasions in which women were assaulted, now faces new charges in three separate cases spanning a five-year period:
March 23, 2015: Charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct,
August 4, 2018: Charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct and first-degree burglary, and
January 3, 2020: Charged with harassment and invasion of privacy.
According to the criminal complaints, on March 23, 2015, Minneapolis Police officers received a report of a rape that occurred at the 1300 block of 7th Street in Southeast Minneapolis. When they arrived, the victim told police she was raped by a white male, identified as Wiebrand, while she removed snow from her car.
The victim stated that Wiebrand came up from behind her, sprayed her in the face with pepper spray, forced her to the ground and used his body weight to immobilize her. Wiebrand then removed the victim’s pants and underwear and sexually assaulted her, the complaint states.
When Wiebrand repositioned himself, he lost his balance, and the victim was able to get free. She ran away, scaled a fence and went to a nearby home where residents were able to help her. They washed the pepper spray from her eyes and called 911, the complaint continues.
The victim was transported to a hospital where she received medical treatment and a sexual assault examination. Swabs from the examination were submitted to the BCA for testing and indicated that the DNA profile matched Wiebrand’s known DNA profile. The victim’s pants had semen on them, and forensic scientists found that after DNA testing, that DNA too matched Wiebrand’s know DNA profile.
On Aug. 4, 2018, Minneapolis Police responded to a rape and robbery report on the 800 block of 6th Street in Southeast Minneapolis. The victim informed police that she was returning from a gathering with friends around 2:30 a.m. when she went to have a cigarette on her back patio. She stated that a male, Wiebrand, attacked her from behind, pulled her into her house proceeded to choke her, while sexually assaulting her. At one point, he sprayed her face with pepper spray and then fled with her purse.
The victim was transported to a hospital where she received a sexual assault examination, the complaint continues. Swabs found that there was a mixture of DNA, and Wiebrand could not be excluded, while 99.99999997% of the population could.
On Jan. 3, 2020, Minneapolis Police received a report of a person prowling and looking into windows at townhomes in the 900 block of 7th Street in Southeast Minneapolis. A few weeks later, a University of Minnesota student and her parent contacted University of Minneapolis police stating they had surveillance footage of a man from Jan. 3, looking into windows.
The video was given to law enforcement which showed a clear image of the prowler’s face, Wiebrand, peering into homes with a flashlight. This behavior is consistent with the modus operandi of Wiebrand who has been identified as the perpetrator in at least nine sexual assaults, assaults and burglaries occurring in this same neighborhood between 2015 and 2020, the complaint states. Wiebrand would monitor the behavior of his victims, attacking them before or after they entered their homes.
Additional charges are likely forthcoming.
March 23, 2015 Criminal Complaint
August 4, 2018 Criminal Complaint
January 3, 2020 Criminal Complaint
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breaking911--2020-05-05--Motorcycle and Marijuana Floated Across the Rio Grande

EDINBURG , Texas – Border Patrol agents seized marijuana in several failed smuggling attempts , one involving a motorcycle floated across the Rio Grande .
The three seizures netted more than $ 390K worth of marijuana .
Yesterday afternoon , agents assigned to the McAllen station ’ s ATV and Riverine Units responded to an area near Bentsen State Park after hearing the motorcycle ’ s engine .
When agents arrived , the smuggler fled , abandoned the motorcycle , and the five bundles of marijuana he was carrying .
After a search , the subject was located on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrested by riverine agents .
During an interview , agents learned that the subject , motorcycle , and narcotics were floated across the river .
The total weight of the marijuana was 180lbs .
Two additional seizures occurred in the Rio Grande Valley Sector yesterday .
Border Patrol agents assigned to the Rio Grande City Station seized two bundles of marijuana , weighing 118lbs.
, near Roma , Texas .
In the other seizure , agents assigned to the Brownsville Border Patrol station pursued several subjects running south towards Mexico in near Longoria @ @ @ @ @ @ @ smugglers successfully returned to Mexico , but dropped their contraband .
Agents found five bundles of marijuana , weighing 190 lbs.
, abandoned in an open field .

EDINBURG, Texas – Border Patrol agents seized marijuana in several failed smuggling attempts, one involving a motorcycle floated across the Rio Grande. The three seizures netted more than $390K worth of marijuana.
Yesterday afternoon, agents assigned to the McAllen station’s ATV and Riverine Units responded to an area near Bentsen State Park after hearing the motorcycle’s engine. When agents arrived, the smuggler fled, abandoned the motorcycle, and the five bundles of marijuana he was carrying. After a search, the subject was located on the U.S. bank of the Rio Grande and arrested by riverine agents. During an interview, agents learned that the subject, motorcycle, and narcotics were floated across the river. The total weight of the marijuana was 180lbs.
Two additional seizures occurred in the Rio Grande Valley Sector yesterday. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Rio Grande City Station seized two bundles of marijuana, weighing 118lbs., near Roma, Texas. In the other seizure, agents assigned to the Brownsville Border Patrol station pursued several subjects running south towards Mexico in near Longoria Road in Brownsville, Texas. The smugglers successfully returned to Mexico, but dropped their contraband. Agents found five bundles of marijuana, weighing 190 lbs., abandoned in an open field.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--Prosecutors: Man Suffocated Wife With Duct-Taped Plastic Bag, Buried Body In Crawl Space

Maple Grove , Minn. — A man was charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife , who was found buried in a crawl space in their home .
Joshua Fury , 28 , is expected to make his first court appearance in the death of his 28-year-old wife , Maria Fury on Wednesday .
Prosecutors will be seeking bail of $ 2 million .
According to the criminal complaint , Fury returned home from work Thursday afternoon and found his wife missing , with her phone still in the house .
When he left for work in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she was talking on the phone with her mother and planning on taking a walk .
Fury searched for his wife along her usual walking route and after police arrived , they mounted a larger search which included a helicopter .
The next day , May 1 , police launched a huge search and began talking to friends and family of the missing woman .
Police learned that the couple was having marital problems and she intended to leave Fury , the complaint states .
Police obtained a search warrant and brought in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dogs indicated human remains in a crawl space in the lower level of the house , according to the complaint .
The crawl space is no more than four feet tall and it has a dirt floor .
There was plastic over part of the floor .
A second search warrant allowed police to dig in the crawl space .
The body was discovered about 1:30 a.m. Saturday and it took hours to exhume the victim , with officers digging in shifts .
The preliminary cause of death appears to be asphyxiation from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and nose , the complaint states .
Fury initially tried to blame his wife ’ s disappearance on an old boyfriend , but eventually told police they had a fight Thursday morning in which he strangled her and then put the plastic over her face .

Maple Grove, Minn. — A man was charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife, who was found buried in a crawl space in their home.
Joshua Fury, 28, is expected to make his first court appearance in the death of his 28-year-old wife, Maria Fury on Wednesday. Prosecutors will be seeking bail of $2 million.
According to the criminal complaint, Fury returned home from work Thursday afternoon and found his wife missing, with her phone still in the house. When he left for work in the morning, he told police, she was talking on the phone with her mother and planning on taking a walk.
Fury searched for his wife along her usual walking route and after police arrived, they mounted a larger search which included a helicopter. The next day, May 1, police launched a huge search and began talking to friends and family of the missing woman. Police learned that the couple was having marital problems and she intended to leave Fury, the complaint states.
Police obtained a search warrant and brought in dogs trained to detect bodies. The dogs indicated human remains in a crawl space in the lower level of the house, according to the complaint. The crawl space is no more than four feet tall and it has a dirt floor. There was plastic over part of the floor.
A second search warrant allowed police to dig in the crawl space. The body was discovered about 1:30 a.m. Saturday and it took hours to exhume the victim, with officers digging in shifts.
The preliminary cause of death appears to be asphyxiation from a plastic bag taped over her head and nose, the complaint states. Fury initially tried to blame his wife’s disappearance on an old boyfriend, but eventually told police they had a fight Thursday morning in which he strangled her and then put the plastic over her face.
Criminal Complaint (PDF)–WARNING: DETAILS IN COMPLAINT ARE DISTURBING
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breaking911--2020-05-05--Passenger Train Crash Reported In Alexandria, Va. | Developing Story

First responders were on scene of a reported train incident in Alexandria , Virginia Tuesday afternoon .
According to tweets @ @ @ @ @ Herman , at least one person was struck by the train but the train did @ @ @ @ @ a developing story and will be updated as we get more information .

First responders were on scene of a reported train incident in Alexandria, Virginia Tuesday afternoon.
According to tweets from VOA News’ Steve Herman, at least one person was struck by the train but the train did not derail.
Site of reported passenger train crash in the Potomac Yards area. pic.twitter.com/xpzJpHvH4S — Steve Herman (@W7VOA) May 5, 2020
This is a developing story and will be updated as we get more information.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--LAPD Investigating “Disturbing” Video Involving Officer

CALIFORNIA — ( Scroll Down For Video ) — The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating after video surfaced online of a uniformed officer repeatedly striking a man during an encounter in Boyle Heights .
The Los Angeles Police Department is aware of a disturbing video capturing a portion of an interaction between an individual and two uniformed officers in the City ’ s Hollenbeck Area .
We discovered this video the same day that the interaction occurred and took immediate action .
The incident occurred April 27 , 2020 when two uniformed officers responded to a radio call of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Houston Street .
At that location the two officers made contact with a male trespass suspect and directed him to leave the private property .
During the course of the investigation a physical altercation occurred between the suspect and one of the officers , resulting in the officer receiving minor injuries to his hand .
The suspect had abrasions to his head and face but refused medical attention .
A uniformed supervisor responded to the scene and initiated a preliminary investigation consistent with the Department ’ s reportable use of force protocols @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some portion of the altercation provided the supervisor with a copy of a cell phone video taken .
Upon review of the content of the cell phone video and the involved officer ’ s body worn video , the supervisor notified his commanding officer and investigators of the Internal Affairs Group responded to conduct a personnel complaint investigation .
The trespass suspect was released from custody from Hollenbeck station pending further investigation .
A formal complaint investigation has been initiated by Internal Affairs Group due to the serious nature of the alleged misconduct @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Police the investigation involving the force used by the officer will be investigated by the Department ’ s Force Investigation Division .
The LAPD closely scrutinizes all uses of force , as we hold every officer to our high standards .
While we are withholding judgement on the actions of the involved officer at this time , the officer has been assigned home pending further investigation .
Additionally , the Department has notified the Los Angeles County District Attorney ’ s Office , Justice System Integrity Division who is monitoring this investigation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Office of the Inspector General .

CALIFORNIA — (Scroll Down For Video) — The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating after video surfaced online of a uniformed officer repeatedly striking a man during an encounter in Boyle Heights.
The Los Angeles Police Department is aware of a disturbing video capturing a portion of an interaction between an individual and two uniformed officers in the City’s Hollenbeck Area. We discovered this video the same day that the interaction occurred and took immediate action.
The incident occurred April 27, 2020 when two uniformed officers responded to a radio call of a trespassing suspect in the 2400 block of Houston Street. At that location the two officers made contact with a male trespass suspect and directed him to leave the private property. During the course of the investigation a physical altercation occurred between the suspect and one of the officers, resulting in the officer receiving minor injuries to his hand. The suspect had abrasions to his head and face but refused medical attention.
A uniformed supervisor responded to the scene and initiated a preliminary investigation consistent with the Department’s reportable use of force protocols. A community member who reportedly witnessed some portion of the altercation provided the supervisor with a copy of a cell phone video taken. Upon review of the content of the cell phone video and the involved officer’s body worn video, the supervisor notified his commanding officer and investigators of the Internal Affairs Group responded to conduct a personnel complaint investigation.
The trespass suspect was released from custody from Hollenbeck station pending further investigation.
A formal complaint investigation has been initiated by Internal Affairs Group due to the serious nature of the alleged misconduct. At the direction of the Chief of Police the investigation involving the force used by the officer will be investigated by the Department’s Force Investigation Division.
The LAPD closely scrutinizes all uses of force, as we hold every officer to our high standards. While we are withholding judgement on the actions of the involved officer at this time, the officer has been assigned home pending further investigation. Additionally, the Department has notified the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, Justice System Integrity Division who is monitoring this investigation as well as the Department’s Office of the Inspector General.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--Michigan Man, Known As “Daddy,” Allegedly Travels To Philadelphia To Assault Girl, 13; Arrested

PHILADELPHIA — On May 4 , U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Homeland Security Investigations ( HSI ) Philadelphia and the United States Attorney ’ s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania announced that a Southgate , Michigan , man has been arrested and charged with one count of manufacture of child pornography , attempted manufacture of child pornography , and willfully causing the manufacture of child pornography , stemming from his text communications with a 13-year-old girl on Christmas Day 2019 .
Mark Allen Hillis , also known as “ Daddy ” and “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , is alleged to have met a minor through social media and then directed her to produce and send him graphic images of child pornography via text messages .
Thereafter , Hillis allegedly traveled to Pennsylvania and sexually assaulted the minor in a hotel room after convincing her to meet up with him at a pizzeria in the middle of the night .
In addition to the federal child pornography charges , Hillis faces state charges related to the alleged sexual assault in Montgomery County .
“ This arrest demonstrates the great lengths @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to victimize our most vulnerable , ” said Brian A. Michael , special agent in charge for HSI Philadelphia .
“ Homeland Security Investigations and our law enforcement partners will always prioritize bringing dangerous child predators to justice.
” “ As alleged in the criminal complaint , the defendant ’ s conduct is abhorrent : manipulating a child into sending him graphic images and then luring her from home in the middle of the night in order to commit a sexual assault to satisfy his twisted desires , ” said U.S. Attorney McSwain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for those who are victims of sexual exploitation is one of my office ’ s highest priorities and we will always aggressively investigate and prosecute cases such as this.
” If convicted , Hillis faces a statutory maximum sentence of 30 years ’ imprisonment , with a mandatory minimum term of 15 years ’ imprisonment , a mandatory minimum term of 5 years ’ supervised release , and a fine up to $ 250,000 .

PHILADELPHIA — On May 4, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Philadelphia and the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania announced that a Southgate, Michigan, man has been arrested and charged with one count of manufacture of child pornography, attempted manufacture of child pornography, and willfully causing the manufacture of child pornography, stemming from his text communications with a 13-year-old girl on Christmas Day 2019.
Mark Allen Hillis, also known as “Daddy” and “Denverpolice#666,” age 57, is alleged to have met a minor through social media and then directed her to produce and send him graphic images of child pornography via text messages. Thereafter, Hillis allegedly traveled to Pennsylvania and sexually assaulted the minor in a hotel room after convincing her to meet up with him at a pizzeria in the middle of the night. In addition to the federal child pornography charges, Hillis faces state charges related to the alleged sexual assault in Montgomery County.
“This arrest demonstrates the great lengths that dangerous child predators will go through to victimize our most vulnerable,” said Brian A. Michael, special agent in charge for HSI Philadelphia. “Homeland Security Investigations and our law enforcement partners will always prioritize bringing dangerous child predators to justice.”
“As alleged in the criminal complaint, the defendant’s conduct is abhorrent: manipulating a child into sending him graphic images and then luring her from home in the middle of the night in order to commit a sexual assault to satisfy his twisted desires,” said U.S. Attorney McSwain. “Protecting children and seeking justice for those who are victims of sexual exploitation is one of my office’s highest priorities and we will always aggressively investigate and prosecute cases such as this.”
If convicted, Hillis faces a statutory maximum sentence of 30 years’ imprisonment, with a mandatory minimum term of 15 years’ imprisonment, a mandatory minimum term of 5 years’ supervised release, and a fine up to $250,000.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--$1 Million Dumped On Side Of The Road During Police Chase

LOS BANOS , Calif. — On May 1 , 2020 , a CHP Officer and K9 Beny , observed three Sport Utility Vehicles that appeared to be traveling together .
The officer observed traffic violations and attempted to make an enforcement stop on one of the vehicles , a black 2020 Chevrolet Suburban .
The Chevrolet Suburban failed to yield to the patrol vehicles lights and sirens and the pursuit was on .
As the officer attempted to pursuit the Chevrolet Suburban one of the other SUV ’ s , a black Ford Expedition , attempted to block the officer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was able to out maneuver the Ford Expedition and continued to pursue the Chevrolet Suburban .
At one point during the pursuit , the driver of the Chevrolet Suburban stopped on the right shoulder , exited the vehicle and dropped two cardboard boxes off before returning to the vehicle and continuing to flee .
The Ford Expedition changed directions during the pursuit and was not seen or located .
Shortly after dropping the boxes on the shoulder , the driver of the Chevrolet Suburban stopped his vehicle and surrendered .
While taking the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the third SUV , a black 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe , stopped in traffic .
The officers stopped the Chevrolet Tahoe and took both drivers into custody .
During the incident , Merced Communications Center received several 911 calls regarding the cardboard boxes that were dropped off on the shoulder .
Officers retrieved the cardboard boxes and located U.S. currency estimated to be $ 915,000 .
Officers also discovered walkie talkies in the suspect vehicles and later learned the three drivers were using them to communicate during the pursuit .
K9 Beny subsequently alerted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ currency and it was later discovered the suspects were traveling to northern California to purchase marijuana .
The suspects were arrested , and felony charges are pending .

LOS BANOS, Calif. — On May 1, 2020, a CHP Officer and K9 Beny, observed three Sport Utility Vehicles that appeared to be traveling together. The officer observed traffic violations and attempted to make an enforcement stop on one of the vehicles, a black 2020 Chevrolet Suburban. The Chevrolet Suburban failed to yield to the patrol vehicles lights and sirens and the pursuit was on. As the officer attempted to pursuit the Chevrolet Suburban one of the other SUV’s, a black Ford Expedition, attempted to block the officer, straddling the lanes. The officer was able to out maneuver the Ford Expedition and continued to pursue the Chevrolet Suburban.
At one point during the pursuit, the driver of the Chevrolet Suburban stopped on the right shoulder, exited the vehicle and dropped two cardboard boxes off before returning to the vehicle and continuing to flee. The Ford Expedition changed directions during the pursuit and was not seen or located. Shortly after dropping the boxes on the shoulder, the driver of the Chevrolet Suburban stopped his vehicle and surrendered.
While taking the driver into custody, the officer noticed the third SUV, a black 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe, stopped in traffic. The officers stopped the Chevrolet Tahoe and took both drivers into custody. During the incident, Merced Communications Center received several 911 calls regarding the cardboard boxes that were dropped off on the shoulder. Officers retrieved the cardboard boxes and located U.S. currency estimated to be $915,000. Officers also discovered walkie talkies in the suspect vehicles and later learned the three drivers were using them to communicate during the pursuit. K9 Beny subsequently alerted to the odor of narcotics on the currency and it was later discovered the suspects were traveling to northern California to purchase marijuana. The suspects were arrested, and felony charges are pending.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--A 5-Year-Old Boy Was Pulled Over In Utah On His Way To California To Try To Buy A Lamborghini

On May 4th , 2020 , at about 11:45 am , Trooper Rick Morgan was conducting speed enforcement on I-15 near Mile Post 344 in the Ogden metropolitan area of Utah .
He had just clocked a speeder at 88 MPH and pulled out to initiate a traffic stop on the violator .
While making his way south on I-15 he noted a small SUV struggling to maintain a single lane through a curve on the roadway .
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Morgan decided to forgo stopping the speeder and instead initiate a traffic stop on the driver of the small SUV @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the driver was having a medical issue or was possibly impaired .
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Morgan initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle and the driver yielded to the left side of the southbound lanes of the interstate after hearing Trp .
Morgan ’ s siren .
As Trp .
Morgan approached the driver-side of the vehicle on foot , he noted that it was strange that he could not see the head of the driver from the rear window .
The explanation for that came quickly , as Trp .
Morgan looked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a very young boy as the sole occupant/driver of the vehicle .
Trp .
Morgan was able to determine that the boy was 5 years old and that he was on his way to California to a relative ’ s home .
The boy ’ s intent was to buy a Lamborghini sports car with the money , $ 3 dollars , that he had in his wallet .
Trp .
Morgan and assisting troopers were able to locate the boy ’ s parents and get him and their SUV home safely .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ s older sibling was watching him that morning , the sibling fell asleep and the the boy took the keys to the SUV off of a hook in their home , he started the vehicle and began his short journey from near 17th and Lincoln in Ogden to southbound I-15 ( the correct path to California ) near mile post 342 where he was stopped by Trp .
Morgan .
Police estimate the distance traveled by the 5-year old to be about 2-3 miles .
No one was hurt and no property was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ At this time , no citations have been issued and no charges filed on the boy or his family .

On May 4th, 2020, at about 11:45 am, Trooper Rick Morgan was conducting speed enforcement on I-15 near Mile Post 344 in the Ogden metropolitan area of Utah. He had just clocked a speeder at 88 MPH and pulled out to initiate a traffic stop on the violator. While making his way south on I-15 he noted a small SUV struggling to maintain a single lane through a curve on the roadway. Trp. Morgan decided to forgo stopping the speeder and instead initiate a traffic stop on the driver of the small SUV. Trp. Morgan reported he suspected that the driver was having a medical issue or was possibly impaired. Trp. Morgan initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle and the driver yielded to the left side of the southbound lanes of the interstate after hearing Trp. Morgan’s siren.
As Trp. Morgan approached the driver-side of the vehicle on foot, he noted that it was strange that he could not see the head of the driver from the rear window. The explanation for that came quickly, as Trp. Morgan looked into the driver side window and saw a very young boy as the sole occupant/driver of the vehicle. Trp. Morgan was able to determine that the boy was 5 years old and that he was on his way to California to a relative’s home. The boy’s intent was to buy a Lamborghini sports car with the money, $3 dollars, that he had in his wallet. Trp. Morgan and assisting troopers were able to locate the boy’s parents and get him and their SUV home safely.
The family reported that the boy’s older sibling was watching him that morning, the sibling fell asleep and the the boy took the keys to the SUV off of a hook in their home, he started the vehicle and began his short journey from near 17th and Lincoln in Ogden to southbound I-15 (the correct path to California) near mile post 342 where he was stopped by Trp. Morgan. Police estimate the distance traveled by the 5-year old to be about 2-3 miles. No one was hurt and no property was found damaged during his short outing.
At this time, no citations have been issued and no charges filed on the boy or his family.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--DRAMATIC VIDEO: Wisconsin Cops Uses PIT Maneuver To Stop Driver Of Stolen Car But Suspect Doesn’t Go

DRAMATIC VIDEO: Wisconsin Cops Uses PIT Maneuver To Stop Driver Of Stolen Car But Suspect Doesn’t Go Quietly

GREENFIELD , Wisconsin — On Tuesday , 05/05/20 , at 12:44AM in the 4700 block of South 27th Street , @ @ @ @ @ a vehicle matching the description of a vehicle reported stolen through the Oak Creek Police @ @ @ @ @ to stop the vehicle and the suspect vehicle fled northbound on South 27th Street .
@ @ @ @ @ Technique ) maneuver was successfully performed at South 11th Street and West Oklahoma Avenue .
@ @ @ @ @ from the vehicle .
The driver continued his reckless behavior , attempting to flee in @ @ @ @ @ an occupied , fully marked Greenfield patrol squad .
The officer was not injured and @ @ @ @ @ the suspect ’ s dangerous actions .
After several attempts the vehicle was disabled and @ @ @ @ @ custody .

GREENFIELD, Wisconsin — On Tuesday, 05/05/20, at 12:44AM in the 4700 block of South 27th Street, a Greenfield Police Officer observed a vehicle matching the description of a vehicle reported stolen through the Oak Creek Police Department. The
officer attempted to stop the vehicle and the suspect vehicle fled northbound on South 27th Street.
A PIT (Pursuit Intervention Technique) maneuver was successfully performed at South 11th Street and West Oklahoma Avenue. Three passengers fled on foot from the vehicle. The driver continued his reckless behavior, attempting to flee in the stolen vehicle by ramming an occupied, fully marked Greenfield patrol squad.
The officer was not injured and continued to attempt to stop the suspect’s dangerous actions. After several attempts the vehicle was disabled and the driver was taken into custody.
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breaking911--2020-05-05--Florida Man Charged With Murder, Rape Over 35 Years After Crimes

LOS ANGELES — A man was charged with the fatal shooting of a 40-year-old man inside a Lennox-area motel more than 35 years ago .
Manuel Fraga-Madan , of Hialeah , Fla. , was charged with one count of murder with the special circumstance allegations of robbery , rape , burglary , lying in wait and torture , making his eligible for the death penalty .
On July 12 , 1984 , Fraga-Madan and another unidentified man allegedly forced their way into a motel room where Johnny Williams and others were staying .
The two men are accused of raping @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her 1-year-old child as they waited for Williams to return .
When Williams returned to the room , the two men demanded money and drugs from him .
When Williams said he had neither , he was shot and killed and the two men fled .
DNA evidence tied the defendant to the crime scene , the prosecutor said .
The defendant faces the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted as charged .
A decision on whether to seek capital punishment will be made at a @ @

LOS ANGELES — A man was charged with the fatal shooting of a 40-year-old man inside a Lennox-area motel more than 35 years ago.
Manuel Fraga-Madan, of Hialeah, Fla., was charged with one count of murder with the special circumstance allegations of robbery, rape, burglary, lying in wait and torture, making his eligible for the death penalty.
On July 12, 1984, Fraga-Madan and another unidentified man allegedly forced their way into a motel room where Johnny Williams and others were staying. The two men are accused of raping a 23-year-old woman at gunpoint in front her 1-year-old child as they waited for Williams to return.
When Williams returned to the room, the two men demanded money and drugs from him. When Williams said he had neither, he was shot and killed and the two men fled.
DNA evidence tied the defendant to the crime scene, the prosecutor said.
The defendant faces the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted as charged. A decision on whether to seek capital punishment will be made at a later date
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breaking911--2020-05-06--Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized

United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg , 87 , underwent ‘ non-surgical treatment ’ for a gallbladder condition @ @ @ @ @ says .
“ Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent non-surgical treatment for acute cholecystitis , a @ @ @ @ @ afternoon at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore , Maryland .
Following oral arguments on Monday @ @ @ @ @ tests at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington , D.C. , that confirmed she was suffering @ @ @ @ @ migrated to her cystic duct , blocking it and causing an infection .
The Justice @ @ @ @ @ to participate in the oral argument teleconference tomorrow morning remotely from the hospital .
She @ @ @ @ @ hospital for a day or two .
”

United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 87, underwent ‘non-surgical treatment’ for a gallbladder condition on Tuesday, the court says.
“Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent non-surgical treatment for acute cholecystitis, a benign gallbladder condition, this afternoon at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Following oral arguments on Monday, the Justice underwent outpatient tests at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., that confirmed she was suffering from a gallstone that had migrated to her cystic duct, blocking it and causing an infection. The Justice is resting comfortably and plans to participate in the oral argument teleconference tomorrow morning remotely from the hospital. She expects to stay in the hospital for a day or two.”
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breaking911--2020-05-06--LIVE: Police In Pursuit Of Vehicle In Los Angeles

Watch live : Police are in pursuit of a vehicle in the Los Angeles area .

Watch live: Police are in pursuit of a vehicle in the Los Angeles area.
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breaking911--2020-05-06--Trump Vetoes ‘Insulting’ Resolution Seeking To Prevent Military Action Against Iran

President Trump vetoed a war powers resolution Wednesday aimed at restricting his ability to take military action against Iran .
“ Today , I vetoed S.J .
Res .
68 , which purported to direct me to terminate the use of United States Armed Forces in hostilities against Iran .
This was a very insulting resolution , introduced by Democrats as part of a strategy to win an election on November 3 by dividing the Republican Party .
The few Republicans who voted for it played right into their hands .
In addition , S.J .
Res .
68 is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Contrary to the resolution , the United States is not engaged in the use of force against Iran .
Four months ago , I took decisive action to eliminate Qassem Soleimani while he was in Iraq .
Iran responded by launching a series of missiles at our forces stationed in Iraq .
No one was killed by these attacks .
Further , the strike against Soleimani was fully authorized by law , including by the Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002 and Article II of the Constitution @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 68 would have greatly harmed the President ’ s ability to protect the United States , its allies , and its partners .
The resolution implies that the President ’ s constitutional authority to use military force is limited to defense of the United States and its forces against imminent attack .
That is incorrect .
We live in a hostile world of evolving threats , and the Constitution recognizes that the President must be able to anticipate our adversaries ’ next moves and take swift and decisive action in response .
That @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should not have passed this resolution .
“

President Trump vetoed a war powers resolution Wednesday aimed at restricting his ability to take military action against Iran.
The President called the resolution “insulting.”
“Today, I vetoed S.J. Res. 68, which purported to direct me to terminate the use of United States Armed Forces in hostilities against Iran. This was a very insulting resolution, introduced by Democrats as part of a strategy to win an election on November 3 by dividing the Republican Party. The few Republicans who voted for it played right into their hands.
In addition, S.J. Res. 68 is based on misunderstandings of facts and law. Contrary to the resolution, the United States is not engaged in the use of force against Iran. Four months ago, I took decisive action to eliminate Qassem Soleimani while he was in Iraq. Iran responded by launching a series of missiles at our forces stationed in Iraq. No one was killed by these attacks. Further, the strike against Soleimani was fully authorized by law, including by the Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002 and Article II of the Constitution.
Finally, S.J. Res. 68 would have greatly harmed the President’s ability to protect the United States, its allies, and its partners. The resolution implies that the President’s constitutional authority to use military force is limited to defense of the United States and its forces against imminent attack. That is incorrect. We live in a hostile world of evolving threats, and the Constitution recognizes that the President must be able to anticipate our adversaries’ next moves and take swift and decisive action in response. That’s what I did!
Congress should not have passed this resolution. “
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breaking911--2020-05-06--School Burglar Arrested After Setting Oil Slick Booby Trap For Cops

SEATTLE — Officers arrested a burglar at a Capitol Hill school early Wednesday after the man barricaded himself inside a basement room and booby-trapped it with vegetable oil .
Around 2 AM , a facilities manager at the school called police and said someone had broken into an administrative building in the 1400 block of Bellevue Avenue .
Officers arrived and spotted the suspect through a window , surrounded the building and called for a K9 team to search inside .
After scouring the whole building without finding the suspect , K9 Pele and Officer TJ San Miguel headed toward @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at a door .
Officers opened it to find a barricade of boxes .
As Pele continued to bark , indicating a suspect was inside the room , officers kicked aside the boxes and discovered a sheen of vegetable oil , which the suspect had apparently dumped all over the floor of the room .
Police were able to make their way across the slick floor toward the suspect , who came out of hiding and surrendered .
Officers recovered a bag of change and some computer parts he ’ d taken from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the King County Jail for burglary .

SEATTLE — Officers arrested a burglar at a Capitol Hill school early Wednesday after the man barricaded himself inside a basement room and booby-trapped it with vegetable oil.
Around 2 AM, a facilities manager at the school called police and said someone had broken into an administrative building in the 1400 block of Bellevue Avenue.
Officers arrived and spotted the suspect through a window, surrounded the building and called for a K9 team to search inside.
After scouring the whole building without finding the suspect, K9 Pele and Officer TJ San Miguel headed toward the basement, where Pele began barking at a door.
Officers opened it to find a barricade of boxes. As Pele continued to bark, indicating a suspect was inside the room, officers kicked aside the boxes and discovered a sheen of vegetable oil, which the suspect had apparently dumped all over the floor of the room.
Police were able to make their way across the slick floor toward the suspect, who came out of hiding and surrendered.
Officers recovered a bag of change and some computer parts he’d taken from the school and booked the 24-year-old man into the King County Jail for burglary.
Jonah Spangenthal-Lee / SPD
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breaking911--2020-05-06--Michigan Security Guard Killed at Dollar Store For Telling Woman She Needed To Wear a Mask

FLINT , MI — Several witnesses say Calvin James Munerlyn who was working as a security guard at the Family @ @ @ @ @ female got into a verbal altercation after Munerlyn told her she needed to wear a @ @ @ @ @

FLINT, MI — Several witnesses say Calvin James Munerlyn who was working as a security guard at the Family Dollar in Flint and a female got into a verbal altercation after Munerlyn told her she needed to wear a mask inside the store.
Watch the video report below.
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breaking911--2020-05-06--RAW VIDEO: Shotgun-Wielding Walmart Robber Wearing ‘Death Proof’ Shirt Is Fatally Shot By Police

Napa , California — This is video of an Officer Involved Shooting that occurred on April 24th , 2020 in Napa .
The robbery suspect , Brandan Reid Nylander , entered Walmart and used a hammer to shatter a glass display case containing ammunition .
The suspect grabbed a box of shotgun shells and threw the hammer , hitting a Walmart employee .
Napa Dispatch issued a description of the suspect and his car .
About 20 minutes later Deputy Gregg Lee spotted Nylander driving on SR-29 .
Deputy Lee attempted to stop the suspect , but Nylander led deputies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ minutes .
At the end of the pursuit the suspect got out of his car and pointed a loaded shotgun at two deputies .
Nylander ’ s actions prompted Deputy Gregg Lee to fire two shots , however both shots missed the suspect .
Nylander continued to hold the loaded gun and began walking to the front his car with his hands raised , but still holding the loaded shotgun .
Deputy Lee fired two more shots .
He was pronounced dead at the scene .
Police believe the suspect was suicidal .

Napa, California — This is video of an Officer Involved Shooting that occurred on April 24th, 2020 in Napa. The robbery suspect, Brandan Reid Nylander, entered Walmart and used a hammer to shatter a glass display case containing ammunition. The suspect grabbed a box of shotgun shells and threw the hammer, hitting a Walmart employee. Napa Dispatch issued a description of the suspect and his car.
About 20 minutes later Deputy Gregg Lee spotted Nylander driving on SR-29. Deputy Lee attempted to stop the suspect, but Nylander led deputies on a pursuit that lasted almost 3 minutes. At the end of the pursuit the suspect got out of his car and pointed a loaded shotgun at two deputies.
Nylander’s actions prompted Deputy Gregg Lee to fire two shots, however both shots missed the suspect. Nylander continued to hold the loaded gun and began walking to the front his car with his hands raised, but still holding the loaded shotgun.
Deputy Lee fired two more shots. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police believe the suspect was suicidal.
Video has no audio.
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breaking911--2020-05-06--ICE Agents In Boston Arrest, Remove Salvadoran Gang Member Wanted For Homicide

BOSTON — Officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ’ s ( ICE ) Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) removed a Salvadoran gang member Friday , who was removed on two prior occasions and is wanted for homicide in his home country .
He was turned over to Salvadoran law enforcement authorities upon his arrival in El Salvador .
Hector Edgardo Martinez-Cuellar , 26 , from El Salvador , and a member of the transnational criminal street gang known as the “ 18th Street ” gang , was wanted by Salvadoran law enforcement authorities on aggravated homicide and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fugitive operations team arrested him on immigration violations in February in Stratford , Connecticut .
“ Unfortunately , criminal alien gang members don ’ t take a break from their activities during a pandemic .
Fortunately for the public , however , neither do the dedicated officers of ICE ’ s fugitive operations teams .
ICE officers risked their own safety to arrest this dangerous gang member and ultimately remove him from the United States , ” said Todd M. Lyons , acting field office director of ERO Boston .
“ Despite certain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officers remain committed to keeping our communities safe from the threat of criminal aliens .
ICE officers remain vigilant against the threats posed by criminal aliens who seek to hide from their crimes in our neighborhoods.
” Martinez-Cuellar initially entered the U.S. illegally at the Southern border in 2013 .
An immigration judge ordered him removed from the U.S. in January 2014 , and ICE removed him to El Salvador in March 2014 .
In August 2015 , U.S. Customs and Border Protection arrested Martinez-Cuellar when he tried to illegally reenter the U.S. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ removed Martinez-Cuellar again to his home country .
At some point thereafter , he illegally reentered the U.S .
In April 2019 , Salvadoran law enforcement authorities issued a warrant on charges of homicide , plus gang-related and other local criminal charges , and ERO officers arrested him in February .
ICE removed him via charter flight to San Salvador , El Salvador , where he was handed over to law enforcement authorities May 1 .

BOSTON — Officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) removed a Salvadoran gang member Friday, who was removed on two prior occasions and is wanted for homicide in his home country. He was turned over to Salvadoran law enforcement authorities upon his arrival in El Salvador.
Hector Edgardo Martinez-Cuellar, 26, from El Salvador, and a member of the transnational criminal street gang known as the “18th Street” gang, was wanted by Salvadoran law enforcement authorities on aggravated homicide and terrorist organization-related charges. The ERO Boston fugitive operations team arrested him on immigration violations in February in Stratford, Connecticut.
“Unfortunately, criminal alien gang members don’t take a break from their activities during a pandemic. Fortunately for the public, however, neither do the dedicated officers of ICE’s fugitive operations teams. ICE officers risked their own safety to arrest this dangerous gang member and ultimately remove him from the United States,” said Todd M. Lyons, acting field office director of ERO Boston. “Despite certain obstacles during these challenging days, our officers remain committed to keeping our communities safe from the threat of criminal aliens. ICE officers remain vigilant against the threats posed by criminal aliens who seek to hide from their crimes in our neighborhoods.”
Martinez-Cuellar initially entered the U.S. illegally at the Southern border in 2013. An immigration judge ordered him removed from the U.S. in January 2014, and ICE removed him to El Salvador in March 2014. In August 2015, U.S. Customs and Border Protection arrested Martinez-Cuellar when he tried to illegally reenter the U.S., and in September 2015, ICE removed Martinez-Cuellar again to his home country. At some point thereafter, he illegally reentered the U.S.
In April 2019, Salvadoran law enforcement authorities issued a warrant on charges of homicide, plus gang-related and other local criminal charges, and ERO officers arrested him in February.
ICE removed him via charter flight to San Salvador, El Salvador, where he was handed over to law enforcement authorities May 1.
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