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Missing Woman Found Dead in California Freezer After 9 years

6Jan

By Varun KumarNo Comments

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Missing Woman Found Dead in California Freezer After 9 years

The San Diego Police Department has released new details regarding a suspicious death investigation after a body was found in a freezer last month. The incident occurred on Dec. 22, when a family visiting from out of town found a dead man inside a chest freezer at a home on the 4900 block of Zion Avenue in Allied Gardens. Based on the unusual location of the body, the SDPD's Homicide Unit was called in to investigate. Working with the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office, detectives have now identified the body as that of Mary Margaret Haxby-Jones. Texas police search for killer after teen’s body found Dead Haxby-Jones, who would have been 81 years old, is believed to have lived at the same residence at some point before his death, SDPD said. Detectives also believe it is...

Police Arrested Man Who Kidnap Ohio Teen

6Jan

By Varun KumarNo Comments

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Police Arrested Man Who Kidnap Ohio Teen

The Marion County Sheriff's Office in Ocala, Florida, said a missing Ohio teenager was found in Florida after detectives tracked her down through an online video game account logged into the home of a 31-year-old man. Thomas Ebersol, 31, was arrested Wednesday after detectives found the 16-year-old girl at his home after tracking her location after she logged into World of Warcraft, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by The Associated Press. According to the affidavit, Ebersol initially told officers he did not know the 16-year-old but then brought him to the door. Representatives described him as "disappointed but cooperative." El Monte Woman Missing After Hike on Mount Baldy Found Dead During his interview, Ebersole allegedly admitted to having a "romantic relationship...

3 injured in chase and crash in Mesquite

6Jan

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Local

3 injured in chase and crash in Mesquite

The recent incident in Mesquite involving a chase and crash has left three injured, including two police officers, hospitalized. This unfortunate event highlights the dangers that law enforcement officers face while carrying out their duties to protect our communities. During the pursuit, the situation escalated resulting in a collision that led to injuries requiring medical attention. The well-being of those involved is of utmost importance, and we hope for their swift recovery. Two officers and another person were sent to a local hospital after a crash Friday night. The Mesquite Police Department says when a two-man patrol unit tried to stop a black Infiniti sedan around 8:30 p.m. Near Samuel Blvd. and Big Town Blvd., the driver fled and a pursuit began. Family of 3 Found Dead in...

Father and Son Arrested in Killing of Pregnant Texas Teen

5Jan

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Father and Son Arrested in Killing of Pregnant Texas Teen

A Texas father and son have been arrested and face new charges of tampering with evidence in the murders of an 18-year-old pregnant woman and her boyfriend, authorities said Friday as investigators linked the disappearance before Christmas. The gun used to shoot the couple has been recovered. The new charges in the murders of Savannah Nicole Soto, 18, and Matthew Guerra, 22, were announced two days after the father and son were interviewed by detectives and "made enough statements to implicate them in the murder," San Antonio Police Chief Williams said. Went." McManus said at a news conference. He previously described the scene where the couple were found dead in a car as "very, very shocking". Christopher Preciado, 19, was arrested on Wednesday on charges of mass murder and his fath...

Judge returns to work after attack in Las Vegas court

5Jan

By Varun Kumar1 Comment

Local

Judge returns to work after attack in Las Vegas court

A Nevada judge returned to court a day after being attacked by the defendant in an aggravated battery case. The incident was captured on video. He was accused of moving to the judge's bench and "supermanning" him after it became clear he was being sentenced to prison, a court official said Thursday. According to Chief Judge Jerry Wiese, defendant Deobra Redden will face Clark County District Court Judge Mary Kay Holthus again Monday morning for her rescheduled sentencing. At a news conference Thursday, Wiese shared a statement from Holthus, who was thrown back from her seat against a wall when the defendant landed on top of her and grabbed her hair, dropping an American flag on them. Courthouse officials said Holthus suffered some injuries and was evaluated but not hospitalized. ...

New York City Sues Texas Bus Companies For Transporting Migrants

4Jan

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New York City Sues Texas Bus Companies For Transporting Migrants

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday announced the filing of a lawsuit against more than a dozen charter bus and transportation companies involved in busing migrants to New York City, accusing the government of failing to care for migrants in the self-described "sanctuary" city. Millions of dollars were demanded. , "New York City will always do its part to manage this humanitarian crisis, but we cannot alone afford the cost of reckless political moves from the state of Texas," Adams said in a statement. "Today, we are taking legal action against 17 companies that have participated in Texas Governor Abbott's plan to transport thousands of immigrants to New York City in an effort to overwhelm our social services system." The lawsuit argues that the companies violated New York sta...

Hundreds of migrants avoided the limits in NYC by dropping down in New Jersey

2Jan

By Ayesha MehtaNo Comments

Local

Hundreds of migrants avoided the limits in NYC by dropping down in New Jersey

To get around new regulations the mayor enacted to try and reduce the enormous volume of migrants being delivered to the city, several buses carrying migrants to New York City are using transit hubs in New Jersey. Mayor Eric Adams of New York City issued an order last week requiring charter bus companies that transport migrants to the city to give NYC emergency management officials passenger manifests along with the anticipated drop-off times and locations at least 32 hours before the migrants arrive. Adams's order came in reaction to a months-long attempt by Republican-dominated states like Texas to transport tens of thousands of migrants and asylum seekers by bus and airplane to large cities headed by Democratic mayors, frequently with little or no assistance. According to a new...

Texas new laws go into effect on January 1, 2024

31Dec

By Varun KumarNo Comments

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Texas new laws go into effect on January 1, 2024

As we gear up for the new year, Texas is set to implement a series of new laws that will undoubtedly impact its residents. From changes in healthcare to adjustments in education, these new regulations will influence various aspects of daily life. Modification to Texas tax code make up a significant portion of the new laws taking effect on New Year's Day, with a total of 19 measures set to become active. The two major bills address assessment review boards, which set property taxes for homes within designated assessment districts. HB796 creates a publicly available Internet database of information related to hearings conducted by assessment review boards. HB4101 Establishes a set of rules aimed at protecting appraisal review board protests. The Kroger-Albertsons Grocery Merger Lawsuit...

Texas Liquor Stores Will Remain Closed on New Year

29Dec

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Texas Liquor Stores Will Remain Closed on New Year

Are you planning to ring in the New Year with a bottle of bubbly or your favorite liquor? Well, if you're in Texas, you may need to make alternate arrangements because liquor stores in the state will remain closed on New Year's Day. Texans eagerly anticipate celebrating the New Year with friends and family, often with a toast or a cocktail in hand. However, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) enforces strict regulations on the sale of liquor on specific holidays, and New Year's Day is one of them. As a result, all liquor stores across the state will remain closed on January 1st. The decision to close liquor stores on New Year's Day is rooted in tradition, safety concerns, and adherence to state regulations. The TABC aims to promote responsible alcohol consumption and ensur...

Two people injured after shooting at Parks Mall in Arlington

29Dec

By Varun Kumar1 Comment

Local

Two people injured after shooting at Parks Mall in Arlington

A shooting incident at Parks Mall in Arlington has left two individuals injured. Causing panic and confusion among shoppers and employees. Authorities have been quick to respond to the situation, with the mall being evacuated as a precautionary measure. Two people were injured after a reported shooting at Parks Mall in Arlington. Police responded to a report of shots fired near the ice rink inside the mall around 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Authorities secured the building and the mall was immediately evacuated. Police say it appears two groups of people fought on an escalator near the ice rink. At some point during the fight, shots were fired. According to the Arlington Police Department, officers found a man and woman with apparent gunshot wounds – both were taken to an area hospital...