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Langley, B.C. Canada: A massive fire broke out at a multi-storey building under construction in Langley -- flames lighting up the night sky, sending clouds of thick smoke across the Lower Mainland Monday night.
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Good Morning! 18 inches of snow in today's forecast. Freeze Warnings border Red Flag Warnings. April continues to do April things.
BREAKING! Moscow, Russia: The Russian President's Human Rights Council issued a statement condemning jury's verdict of Derek Chauvin case. The former police officer is considered a political prisoner and a victim of the American judicial system, according to russian media. The Human Rights Council intends to appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin with a request to discuss with Joe Biden the future fate of Chauvin. The Council proposes to exchange the convicted police officer on the blogger Alexei Navalny.
BREAKING! 3-Alarm Fire In Manhattan Creating Heavy Smoke Conditions. No Word On Injuries At This Time.
WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Columbus police, Ohio. Critical Incident Briefing -- Officer Involved #Shooting. During an evening press conference Tuesday, Interim Chief of Police Michael Woods said the video shows the officer acted to save the live of another young girl. The video shows the officer arriving at the scene as a fight between an undetermined number of people is taking place. Woods said a female with a knife attempts to stab one person who is on the ground, followed by a second who is pushed up against a vehicle. It is when the female goes to the second person against the car that the officer fires his weapon four times.
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AUSTIN, TEXAS — The Austin Police Department is looking for three suspects involved in a deadly shooting in a north Austin near the H-E-B/McDonald’s parking lot on West Rundberg Lane and North Lamar Boulevard.

Detectives are asking anyone with information or video of the incident to call APD Homicide.

A $1,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of the suspects.

This is Austin’s 23rd homicide of 2021, according to APD.
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Portland Police: An Officer is surrounded and punched in the face and ends up on the ground on his back with the suspect on top. This was a very dangerous situation. Subject was arrested.
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Attorney General Merrick Garland will announce Wednesday that the Justice Department will be conducting an investigation of law enforcement in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd, Fox News has confirmed.
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“Ma’Khia had a motherly nature about her. She promoted peace,” said the 16 year-old girl’s mother, Paula.

Rob O'Donnell: According to Children Services, Ma’Khia was a foster child under their care, so let’s talk about your failure as a parent that very well may have contributed to today’s incident?
Police sergeant: "“I’m begging you. You’re a Black man. I’m a Black man. You don’t have to die today. I don’t want you to die today.”

But of course what the media focuses on is the officer-involved shooting... not the desperate attempt to de-escalate.

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/fatal-police-shooting-initiated-by-misleading-911-call-about-prowler/
BREAKING! A group of hackers claim to have stolen Apple blueprints, and say they will publish the documents unless the tech giant pays a huge ransom, Business Insider reported. As originally reported by The Record, members of a ransomware group known as REvil say they stole Apple product blueprints from a Taiwanese company named Quanta, which is an Apple supplier. Per The Record, REvil hackers posted on a dark-web forum that they approached Apple after Quanta refused to pay the ransom of $50 million. REvil posted product schematics for what appeared to be Macbooks and the Apple Watch, as reviewed by multiple outlets — although it's impossible to verify whether they are authentic. According to the Record, the group threatened to post more data every day that its ransom wasn't met.