Authorities in Chicago recorded another bloody weekend that included at least three fatalities and 34 people shot, local reports said. CBS Chicago reported that the first homicide occurred at about 5:45 p.m. on Friday night that included a man, 35, and a 14-year-old girl. The pair was walking on a street when a vehicle pulled up and opened fire. The teen was struck in the ankle and thigh and the man was hit in the head. She is in good condition and he was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. The report did not identify their relationship. On Sunday night, a 17-year-old boy was reportedly dropped off at Mt. Sinai Hospital after absorbing multiple gunshot wounds, Fox 32 reported. He was listed in critical condition.
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Arizona police deploy grappling hook to stop road-rage driver. A road rage incident and police chase on San Tan Loop 202 ended thanks to technology invented by a Peoria man. Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers utilized the Grappler Bumper. DPS dashcam video shows the pursuit of a suspect on Loop 202. It all started when a driver called 911 saying the car behind her was chasing her and rear-ending her. Troopers caught up to the cars and dashcam shows the suspect ramming into the driver.
One person was shot by a Wolfe City police officer Saturday night, officials with the Texas Rangers confirmed. Friends and family of the man killed, Jonathan Price, said he was trying to intervene in a domestic violence situation before he was killed at the Kwik Check gas station at 103 Santa Fe Street. Officials have not named Price, but relatives confirmed his identity to WFAA. The Texas Rangers have released few details on the shooting or the officer involved, other than to say the officer was placed on administrative leave. Relatives and friends said 31-year-old Price was a city employee and beloved in the Wolfe City community, about an hour northeast of Dallas. Marcella Louis was in bed when she got the call about the shooting. She rushed to the gas station to get near her son. "And they wouldnโt let me get close to my baby. I just wanted to hold his hand and they wouldnโt let me do that," Louis said. The mother said she wasn't surprised to hear her son was trying to intervene in a fight.
One man has died after six people, including two juveniles, were shot Sunday afternoon at a convenience store in Atlanta, according to a report. All victims were described as "alert conscious and breathing" at Star Discount Food before being taken to area hospitals for treatment. One of the kids is listed in critical condition. Police said the suspect fired shots into a crowd following a fight between two women. A female has been detained after the shooting. Preliminary reports give little additional details behind the overall circumstances of the shooting.
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This VLAT can drop 24,000 gallons of retardant. The retardant is made of water, ammonium phosphate, a gumming agent, and dye. It evaporates and turns into fertilizer. โ๏ธ ๐ฒ
Alabama man sentenced to 600 years for sexual exploitation of children. A man accused of getting two children to engage in sexual contact for years so he could record them was sentenced to 600 years in prison Friday, federal prosecutors said. U.S. District Judge Scott Coogler sentenced Matthew Tyler Miller, 32, of Cottondale to what amounted to a life term a year after he pleaded guilty to multiple charges of sexually exploiting young children. Miller enticed children to have sexual contact between 2014 and February 2019, an indictment said. A statement from prosecutors said the two victims were as young as 4 when the incidents occurred.An examination of electronic devices owned by Miller turned up 102 pornographic images that had produced of the children, prosecutors said. Miller pleaded guilty in October 2019. Miller still faces a state sodomy charge that accuses him of having sex with a child younger than 12 last year, records show.
Today over 16,600 firefighters continue to battle 23 major wildfires in California. The latest numbers on all active wildland fires at: https://www.fire.ca.gov/daily-wildfire-report/
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Police clashed with protesters in Kyrgzstan's capital on Monday, as thousands of people took to the streets following the results of parliamentary elections that gave victory to pro-government parties. The preliminary results of Sunday's vote gave Unity party (Birimdik) and the My Homeland Kyrgyzstan party (Mekenim Kyrgyzstan) around a quarter of votes each. Two more parties - Kyrgyzstan and Butun Kyrgyzstan - were announced to have passed the 7% threshold to gain seats in the parliament.
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Meanwhile, the country's main opposition parties were said to have failed to garner the necessary votes for seats. On Monday demonstrators gathered in Ala-Too Square in the capital Bishkek demanding new elections within a month. Police deployed water cannon in clashes with protesters, after thousands marched through the streets. At least 120 people injured, including several opposition politicians