Coastside FD firefighters managed to put out a vehicle fire before it spread to dry vegetation last night in Half Moon Bay. There were no injuries.
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In UK. A 15th century vase worth around $3.2 million stolen in a 2019 burglary has been recovered following a proactive Specialist Crime operation. The vase, dating back to the Chinese Ming Dynasty, is believed to have been stolen from a collection in Switzerland by a London-based organised crime group in June 2019. Officers arrested two men aged 42 and 44 in Mayfair, London, on Thursday, 15 October. They were arrested on suspicion of handling stolen goods, and have since been bailed to a date in mid-November. The ongoing investigation into the burglary is being conducted jointly with the Swiss authorities. Detective Chief Inspector Jimi Tele, of the Metโs Specialist Crime North team, said: โThis is a significant step forward in what remains a complex investigation into a high-value burglary.
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Black Bloc Antifa are attacking the Jews for Trump parade participants in New York
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#WTF? Police are so weak these days they won't even Arrest Liberal Terrorists that are literally smashing up their cars with them Inside?
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Before protesters marched through downtown Bellevue last night, Bvue PD say officers found rocks, bats, and propane tanks stashed around nearby businesses. Chief Mylett says some in the group were from Seattle and "were getting ready to launch an attack."
Forwarded from Yid Info
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Four Israeli citizens were arrested in Odessa after smuggling about 120 kilograms of cocaine from Peru to Ukraine, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs. @YidInfo
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In Italy, Bologna, Today (piazza Maggiore), Clashes Between Protesters And Police.
โ ๏ธ Los Angeles County officials are on high alert Sunday in anticipation of strong Santa Ana winds and elevated fire danger, which is expected to continue through Tuesday. Gusty Santa Ana winds will develop Sunday night and Monday and remain fairly strong across inland areas on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. Gusts are expected to reach as high as 65 mph in the mountains and valleys, with the strongest winds expected along the Grapevine. A wind advisory is scheduled to be in effect from 11 p.m. Sunday through noon Tuesday, and a red flag warning was in effect through Tuesday as well, with the high winds and low humidity combining for elevated fire danger despite relatively cool temperatures, officials said. The county's Office of Emergency Management said it will be on high alert Sunday night.
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Meanwhile, on border. The foundation is concrete reinforced with rebar. Per USBP Chief YUM itโs two feet thick and goes 10-12 feet down. The concrete-filled posts also go all the way to the bottom of the foundation. Motion detection systems alert border patrol if anyone attempts to cut through.
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Some conversation between Portland protesters today in Lake Oswego and a nearby resident from West Linn.
โ ๏ธ ALERT: The California Highway Patrol has issued a wind advisory for the Antelope Valley (14) Freeway in the Antelope Valley area.
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You need a police escort to be protected from violent Democratโs if youโre a Trump supporter. This is the future off a Joe Biden America. This behavior should never be normalized...
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Meanwhile, in Chile. Mass celebrations in Chile as pro-change camp holds big lead in vote.
Thousands flock to Santiago's emblematic Plaza Italia as the pro-change camp holds a big lead in the historic referendum to rewrite Chile's dictatorship-era constitution, according to partial results
Thousands flock to Santiago's emblematic Plaza Italia as the pro-change camp holds a big lead in the historic referendum to rewrite Chile's dictatorship-era constitution, according to partial results