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Los Angeles: Detectives from the Los Angeles Police Department's 77th Area are seeking the public's help in identifying an attempt kidnapping suspect. On Oct 8 at 6pm the suspect attempted to kidnap a 1 yr old from the victimโs arms at Manchester/Main. Minutes later the susp attempted to kidnap a 5 yr old from a nearby apartment complex. The suspect has been described as a Hispanic female between 20 to 35-years-old, standing approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing around 135 pounds with short cropped brown hair. She was wearing a white shirt, light green shorts, and dark slippers. Any info call 323-786-5412. #LAPD
Honey, start the popcorn, please..
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hunter-biden-business-associate-text-messages-joe-biden-meeting
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hunter-biden-business-associate-text-messages-joe-biden-meeting
Fox News
Hunter Biden business associate's text messages indicate meeting with Joe Biden
EXCLUSIVE: Text messages obtained by Fox News show the CEO of a Jim and Hunter Biden joint venture with a Chinese energy firm discussing a meeting with Joe Biden in May 2017, despite past claims from the former vice president that he did not talk about hisโฆ
Now Corruption Story Is About Joe, Not Hunter.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/now-corruption-story-is-about-joe-not-hunter-11603392288
https://www.wsj.com/articles/now-corruption-story-is-about-joe-not-hunter-11603392288
WSJ
Opinion | Now Corruption Story Is About Joe, Not Hunter
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The majority of #LASD stations have seen a rise in catalytic converter thefts. Cat-converters contain precious metals (rhodium, palladium and platinum). They have a street value of $200-$1K when sold to metal recyclers. Comment below ways you think this crime can be prevented.
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Captain Cal UPDATE: Here's our champ eating some meat kabobs lovingly prepared by our rock star hospital keeper Adam, who injects each meatball with antibiotics. Captain is gaining weight as he transitions from milk formula to a more meat-based diet.
Warning! Graphic! Horrifying road accident in Brazil.
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Watch the moment a hungry cow in India pushed over a man so it could steal the food he was carrying.
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Healthy forests are more resilient to pest infestation, disease and fire, but they require a qualified and dedicated workforce to maintain them. As part of CA Climate Investments, CAL FIRE Forest Health provides funding to train the next generation to improve forest health.
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Tony Bobulinski: Tomorrow I will provide the Senate and FBI evidence corroborating what I have said here tonight
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Outside the Curb Event Center in Tennessee where tonight's Presidential debate will take place. They literally have a flag with Trump and Lincoln, but it's supposed to be a negative? I don't quite get it. I guess Lincoln's bad for freeing the slaves. Who would've thunk
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Tampa PD: Police need your help identifying the suspects seen here stealing merchandise. This all happening Oct. 10, 2020, at Family Dollar at 4030 ARMENIA AV N. Family Dollar staff attempted to stop the suspects before the fled in a white vehicle. If you have any information, please contact Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay, Inc. (20-467887)
A U.S. Navy sailor killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor has been identified and is set to be buried in Kentucky. Navy Fireman 2nd Class Martin D. Young was on the USS Oklahoma when it was attacked by Japanese aircraft on Dec. 7, 1941. Young, who was 21 years old when he died, was among 429 USS Oklahoma crew members killed in the attack. The sailor will be buried on May 15, 2021, in Lewisport, Ky., according to officials.
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Houston Police: Sgt. Tracy Hicks from Auto Theft Division and with the Auto Theft Crime Task Force discusses the importance of keeping guns out of the reach of children when in your house.