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South Los Angeles: Detectives from the Los Angeles Police Department’s Central Traffic Division are investigating a hit and run traffic collision that resulted in the death of 49-year-old man. On Thursday, July 16, 2020, around 10:25 p.m., a hit and run traffic collision occurred on Vernon Avenue just east of Wall Street. The collision involved a pedestrian who was in the No. 1 lane of westbound Vernon Avenue and was struck by a light-colored SUV. The pedestrian was launched into the eastbound No. 1 lane of Vernon Avenue and then struck by another vehicle described as a light colored 2011-2015 Dodge Charger. Both drivers of the vehicles failed to stop, identify themselves, or render aid. Anyone with information about this collision is asked to contact Detective Dehesa, Central Traffic Division at (213) 833-3713 or the Central Traffic Division Watch Commander at (213) 486-3713.. During non-business hours, or on weekends, calls should be directed to 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (877-527-3247). #LAPD
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Tucker Carlson attacked the New York Times on his Monday night show, claiming they are to run a story about the host and his family. Carlson, 51, ended his program saying that he very rarely made the story about himself but that he was going to make an exception after hearing that the newspaper was planning to expose where he and his family live in Washington D.C. 'As a matter of journalism, there is no conceivable justification for a story like that,' Carlson said of the proposed story, which he said is due to run later this week.
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An armed man has taken hostage passengers and a driver of a commuter bus in Lutsk, western Ukraine, on Tuesday. Shots were reported at the scene. The square has been cordoned off by police SWAT units, according to Suspilne. Head of the National Police's regional…
The man has taken nearly 20 hostages in Ukraine. Shots were reported at the scene. Police identified the gunman as 44-year-old Maksym Kryvosh. They found social media posts purportedly written by Kryvosh demanding that senior Ukrainian officials publish statements saying that they were terrorists. He also threatened to detonate another bomb in a crowded area. The suspect reportedly called the police himself after taking control of the bus and introduced himself as Maksim Plokhoy. The deputy interior minister said there is a book online titled "Philosophy of a criminal" which was authored by Maksim Plokhoy and describes a man's experience in prison. The word "plokhoy" translated from Russian means "bad."
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Portland moms and dads marched in droves Monday night, joining downtown protesters in a demonstration that would later swell overnight amid escalating tensions with feds in the city, according to multiple reports. On the 54th night of demonstrations, the group of parents dressed in yellow and orange marched from the downtown Waterfront to the Justice Center. They reportedly set off to meet up and protect protesters who they said had been gassed or injured by federal officers. Just before midnight, the unrest began to swell as protesters were seen knocking and coming close to the courthouse building, which resulted in federal officers setting off smoke gas. Police would later acknowledge that federal law enforcement deployed CS gas, also known as tear gas, and advised people to avoid the area of SW 3rd and SW Main. They reported people were throwing projectiles and some were armed with clubs, hammers, and other weapons.
Is your refrigerator running? While people typically call 911 for crimes, one woman used it for a different type of emergency. When her refrigerator broke and she didn’t have the money to fix it, she called the cops to see if they could help. It turns out, they could. Cheryl Nanartonis, from Jensen Beach, Fla., called 911 to ask for help with her fridge. When officers arrived, they informed her that 911 is meant for emergencies only. Fortunately for her, they also decided to see what they could do to help her. The Martin County Sheriff’s Office posted about the incident on Facebook, writing, “Cheryl Nanartonis believed she was in crisis, her refrigerator broke down and her food was going to spoil. She said her resources were limited and she didn’t have the funds to buy a replacement. So Cheryl called 911. Although 911 is reserved for emergencies only, deputies were dispatched to Cheryl’s Jensen Beach home. They explained to Cheryl the importance of reserving 911 for emergencies only. But that’s not all.”
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Meanwhile, in Ukraine. Footage has emerged showing the terrifying moment terrorist Maxim Krovishey took control of the bus in the center of Lutsk, a city 250 miles west of Kiev, earlier today. Krovishey has spoken by mobile to relatives of those trapped on the bus urging them to call journalists to spread his demands or face the vehicle being blown up.The terrorist threw a grenade from a bus. Anton Herashchenko, deputy interior minister, made clear that the case is being treated as 'terrorism'. One bomb was destroyed by law enforcement officers.
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Meanwhile, in Ukraine. Footage has emerged showing the terrifying moment terrorist Maxim Krovishey took control of the bus in the center of Lutsk, a city 250 miles west of Kiev, earlier today. Krovishey has spoken by mobile to relatives of those trapped on…
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Meanwhile, in Ukraine. Terrorist freed three hostages, Ukraine police reports.