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National forecast for Thursday, July 23
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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — Volusia County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a shooting suspect outside of a gun store in Ormond Beach Tuesday night. The shooting suspect, 19-year-old, Clifton Allen of Mims, was being surveilled by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office Game Over Task Force on Tuesday when he and three others traveling in a back Honda Accord crossed into Volusia County. Brevard County Sheriff’s deputies called Volusia County Sheriff’s deputies for assistance in tracking and apprehending the suspect. According to the Volusia County Sheriff’s office, the suspect arrived at the Florida Gun Exchange on Nova Road in Ormond Beach and was in the process of buying firearms. (Read the Full Story.)
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Meanwhile, in New York
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DHS chief Chad Wolf rejects Gov. Kate Brown's call for federal law enforcement to leave Portland
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President Donald Trump delivers remarks on 'Operation Legend'. “Operation Legend” is aimed at sending federal resources to cities seeing increases in violent crime even though mayors of many of those cities oppose the move.
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What is 'Operation Legend'? DHS explains what it is, why they stand by it.
An Ohio man who was out on parole has been thrown in jail and awaits new felony charges after a photo circulated on social media showing him posing with his knee to the neck of a crying, White 2-year-old boy alongside a message referencing Black Lives Matter. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office first became aware of the photo circulating social media on Tuesday, FOX 35 Orlando reported. The photo shows a man, who has since been identified as 20-year-old Isaiah Jackson, with his knee on the neck of a crying white toddler who is only wearing a diaper. Another person holds the child’s hands behind his back. The banner across the photo read: “Blm now mf." Patrol units were able to determine the location where the incident took place and made contact with both the mother and the child, as well as the male subject seen kneeling in the image, the Clark County Sheriff’s Office said in an update on Facebook Thursday.
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Lightning strikes behind the Statue of Liberty
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GRAPHIC CONTENT: A reward of up to $50,000 has been offered in a fatal hit & run that occurred June 27 on Main & 103rd St. The suspect vehicle is described as a newer model, dark colored Dodge Durango. Any info call #LAPD South Traffic Division (323) 421-2500.
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A teenage girl hailed a hero for gunning down two Taliban extremists who shot her parents dead in Afghanistan 'killed her own husband' when she opened fire. Qamar Gul, 15, was married to one of the two attackers she shot with an AK-47 after he tried to seize her back in a family feud.Insurgents stormed the home of Gul last week looking for her father, the village chief, before shooting both of her parents. Some reports initially said the Taliban came to extort 'taxes' from the villagers, while others simply claimed the attack was due to the parents' support of the government. Gul then emerged from the house with her family's AK-47 and opened fire, killing the two Taliban fighters who gunned down her mother and father and injuring several others. The girl and her brother are being brought to the Afghan capital Kabul to meet President Ashraf Ghani as a result of their bravery.
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Help the Chicago Police Department identify these vehicles. They are suspected of being involved in the Aggravated Battery-Firearm in front of the 79th Street Red Line Station. If you have any information, you are asked to contact Area 2 Detective Goodwin #20043 at 312-747-8271. You can also submit an anonymous tip at ww.CPDTIP.com. If you see these vehicles, DO NOT APPROACH. CALL 9-1-1.