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Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Unknown hazardous material leaking inside Minneapolis Federal building. The Hazmat team has just exited the downtown federal building with a sample of the substance. Large emergency presence remains in area. The incident is taking place at the Minneapolis Passport Agency in downtown Minneapolis.
Two Milwaukee teenagers beat a defenseless, homeless Hmong woman with tree branches, gang-raped, stomped, body slammed, and kicked her, and filmed themselves laughing while they did it all, a newly filed criminal complaint alleges, according to Wisconsin Right Now.

They are accused of raping Ee Lee with such brutality that a veteran sexual assault nurse told police she had never seen an injury so bad.

All of this happened as other “kids” stood around watching, according to the complaint. The victim, Ee Lee, an apparent stranger to the teenagers who happened upon her sitting on a blanket in Washington Park, later died from severe head wounds. The complaint charges Kamare R. Lewis, 17, and Kevin T. Spencer Jr., 15, as adults, reported Wisconsin Right Now.

“They beat her extremely severely about the head. EL was so impaired when they finally finished beating her and sexually assaulting her that she was unable to talk or breathe,” the complaint says.

On Jan. 12, the mother of an eyewitness named KA called police and said her son might have a video authorities were interested in that was sent but later deleted by Lewis. She told police the video showed “two boys beating a lady, hitting her in the face, and her face was bloody.” She also said it looked like a “lot of little kids (were) standing around” during the attack.

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The Los Angeles Police Department's South Traffic Division detectives are asking for the public's help in providing any information that would lead to the identification and arrest of the driver involved in a hit and run traffic collision which killed a 66-year-old woman. On February 2, 2021, around 5:50 p.m., South Traffic officers responded to a hit and run traffic collision that occurred at Main Street and 97th Street. A vehicle traveling southbound on Main Street struck a woman walking westbound outside of the crosswalk south of 97th Street. The suspect continued southbound on Main Street and made a left turn eastbound on 98th Street. The driver of the vehicle failed to stop and render aid or identify themselves as required by California law. The investigation is still ongoing. Anyone with information about this incident is requested to call South Traffic Division Detectives, at (323) 421-2500. During non-business hours, or on weekends, calls should be directed to 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (877-527-3247).
EXCLUSIVE: Ashli Babbitt is laid to Rest In Pacific Ocean by family and friends. As waves crashed and dogs kicked up sand on the beach, those closest to Ashli spread her remains in the Pacific Ocean. A beautiful array of colors and flower petals surrounded her as she was submerged into the salty water. A tornado of what seemed to be pure energy appeared to embrace her and carry her out to rest blissfully. (Read more.) #RIP
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BREAKING! Attorney General Letitia James has announced the grand jury findings in the Daniel Prude case in Rochester New York finds all seven of the RPD police officers are found not guilty.
Austin, Texas -- Police found multiple IEDs inside a home of a suspect who was being arrested on charges of terrorism. They are continuing to work to remove the bombs.
New York State Police: Meet Trooper Joseph Butler Jr. - SP Machias. He recently saved a woman trapped in a house fire, unable to escape in her wheelchair. He forced his way into the home, found her by listening to her calls for help, and pushed her to safety and medical attention.
San Francisco Police Make Arrest in Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Investigation

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Austin, Texas -- Police found multiple IEDs inside a home of a suspect who was being arrested on charges of terrorism. They are continuing to work to remove the bombs.
Austin, Texas -- The bomb squad has successfully removed the IEDs from the Round Rock home of John Crawson (47) who was wanted on terrorism charges.

Neighbors have been allowed back to their homes.