UPDATE: 7 people were injured, including a 3-year-old boy, in a shooting in an East Baltimore neighborhood.

A police officer who was patrolling the area heard gunshots and turned the corner to find multiple people suffering from gunshot wounds, including the young child.

The officer placed the boy in a patrol car and rushed him to the hospital, where he underwent surgery. The other six victims were also taken to the hospital and are expected to survive.

More: https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/multiple-people-shot-east-baltimore-police-say/

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The CSD has wondered for years why the city of Los Angeles— with the nation’s highest homeless population— is unable to keep track of taxpayer dollars aimed at helping the homeless.

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NEW: Four LAPD officers were evaluated after coming into contact with an unknown white powder-like substance, which was later determined to be baking soda, in Van Nuys Wednesday morning.

L.A. City Fire and hazmat crews responded to the scene near Van Nuys Blvd. and Ventura Blvd. around 10:02 a.m.

Officials said four officers were evaluated then released at the scene. Hazmat teams later determined the substance was baking soda. It’s unknown how the officers came into contact with the substance or where exactly they made contact with the substance.

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THIS KID IS A HERO. A seventh grader watched his school bus driver lose consciousness with dozens of children on board, raced to the front, grabbed the steering wheel and stopped the bus as it was veering toward oncoming traffic.
Dillon Reeves was only 13.

While the other students were understandably terrified, Dillon realized what was happening, jumped out of his seat, took control of the wheel and hit the brakes. Then he started telling everyone else to call 911.

There are grown adults who completely freeze in emergencies. This kid had a bus full of classmates depending on him and somehow had the presence of mind to do exactly what needed to be done.

Dillon's incredible rescue has made the rounds before, but THIS is exactly the kind of story that deserves another trip around the internet.

Make Dillon Reeves famous again.

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Floriston Fire: Updates on wildfire burning in Nevada County.

A large vegetation fire shut down Interstate 80 in the Floriston area of Nevada County, also prompting nearby evacuation orders and warnings.

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HERO ALERT:

Alex Srour tossed off his Birkenstocks to chase down a man who drove his Tesla hitting a person on the Pacific Beach San Diego boardwalk on Monday.

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President Donald J. Trump flies over the White House in Marine One 🇺🇸

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A fishing charter out of Newport Beach enjoyed an extremely rare, and extremely close, encounter with the ocean’s largest shark, one not typically found in Southern California waters. The encounter was captured on video Monday off San Clemente Island, the southernmost of the Channel Islands, about 55 miles from the coast.

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Good night to everyone!😴

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Thursday: still watching areas of dangerous heat and flash flooding potential this week/weekend.

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239 years later, the United States Constitution, the very foundation of our Republic, is an eternal reminder that all power throughout our land flows from WE THE PEOPLE.

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NEW: A deputy was bitten several times by a dog while executing a warrant Thursday morning in Northeast Philadelphia, according to the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office.

The incident occurred around 8 a.m. on Sept. 17 at a home on Colony Drive. According to officials, the deputy was bitten several times on the leg while executing the warrant. During the encounter, a deputy discharged a firearm.

The sheriff's office said two men and one woman were taken into custody on warrants from Delaware and Bucks counties.

Officials did not disclose the deputy's condition. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

https://trib.al/hD1aVzb

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UPDATE: An officer injured in the shooting at the Shoreline Plaza apartment building in Minneapolis has been released from the hospital about two weeks after the deadly incident.

The shooting left Muse Abdi Afrah, 61, and Dale Henry Spry, 63, dead after the shooter, Carlton Johnson II, took an elevator up to the ninth floor of Shoreline Plaza apartment building and opened fire, Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) Superintendent Drew Evans said.
Officers with the Minneapolis Police Department followed Johnson up to the ninth floor, where an exchange of gunfire ensued.
Investigators believe Johnson died during the shootout with police.
Michnowski was shot along with Officer Yahye Ahmed, who was shot in the leg. A third officer was hurt by glass and not identified.
Ahmed was released from the hospital about a day after being shot.

More: https://kstp.com/kstp-news/top-news/mpd-officer-shot-in-stomach-at-shoreline-plaza-apartment-released-from-hospital

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