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  • 2 arrested following drug investigation

    SALEM — A Lynn man was arrested on three counts of distributing cocaine following a joint operation by Salem and Lynn police.

    The Criminal Investigation Divisions of the Salem and Lynn police departments completed a lengthy joint investigation on Thursday with the arrest of Derrick Poe of 46 Mall St., Apartment 4, in Lynn on three counts of distributing a Class B substance.

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  • SJPD veteran tapped as Watsonville’s next top cop

    WATSONVILLE – A San Jose police veteran is leaving the South Bay to take the reins as Watsonville’s next top cop.

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  • Salem, Lynn police arrest two following drug investigation

    SALEM — A Lynn man was arrested on three counts of distributing cocaine following a joint operation by Salem and Lynn police last Thursday.

    On Dec. 18, the Criminal Investigation Divisions (CID) of the Salem and Lynn police departments completed a lengthy joint investigation with the arrest of Derrick Poe of 46 Mall St., Apartment 4, in Lynn, on three counts of distributing a Class B substance.

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  • Man shot by officers pointed gun before they fired, Northglenn police say

    Northglenn police said Monday that a man their officers shot Friday night near a mall had pointed a gun at them while fleeing.

    At about 9:15 p.m. Friday, police responded to a call about a suspicious person near Northglenn Marketplace. A man fled on foot and pointed a gun at officers during the pursuit, the department said. The shooting happened on the south side of the mall, near W. 104th Avenue and Bannock Street.

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  • Person in critical condition following Emeryville stabbing

    EMERYVILLE — A person is in critical condition after suffering a “knife-related injury” Sunday night in Emeryville, police said.

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  • Couple arrested for murder, child abuse after 7-year-old dies and 5-year-old hurt at Roseville home

    A couple living at a Roseville home have been arrested on suspicion of murder and child abuse after a girl died Monday and another child was injured, police said. Police said officers around 7:37 a.m. went to Oahu Court north of Blue Oaks Boulevard for a medical aid call after an adult resident in the home reported an unresponsive 7-year-old girl. There, they found a girl with apparent injuries who was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Medical personnel later declared her dead.Officers found another 5-year-old girl in a bedroom who also had injuries, police said. She was also taken to the hospital. Two other children were sleeping inside the house and were not injured.Jessica Savangsy, 26, and Retuquel Dupree, 27, were booked into the South Placer County Jail for charges including murder, conspiracy, and felony child abuse, records showed.Savangsy and Dupree were in a dating relationship and lived at the home, and Savangsy was the mother of both of the victims, Roseville police said. The Citrus Heights Police Department said Dupree was formerly employed with the department from June 8 to Aug. 5 in 2021. They would not share more about his former position or the reason for his departure, but confirmed he did not quit. KCRA 3’s Lee Anne Denyer observed a mobile command center for Roseville police near the crime scene, a gray house that had its garage door open and police tape around it. Oahu Court was taped off from the public. Neighbors did not want to go on camera about the situation, but told Denyer that they had concerns about the home and had heard screaming numerous times. “Our hearts go out to those who have been impacted by this tragic loss,” Roseville police said.This is a developing story and details could change as more information becomes available. Stay with KCRA 3 as we work to gather details. See news happening? Send us your photos or videos if it’s safe to do so at kcra.com/upload.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel

    ROSEVILLE, Calif. —

    A couple living at a Roseville home have been arrested on suspicion of murder and child abuse after a girl died Monday and another child was injured, police said.

    Police said officers around 7:37 a.m. went to Oahu Court north of Blue Oaks Boulevard for a medical aid call after an adult resident in the home reported an unresponsive 7-year-old girl. There, they found a girl with apparent injuries who was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Medical personnel later declared her dead.

    Officers found another 5-year-old girl in a bedroom who also had injuries, police said. She was also taken to the hospital. Two other children were sleeping inside the house and were not injured.

    Jessica Savangsy, 26, and Retuquel Dupree, 27, were booked into the South Placer County Jail for charges including murder, conspiracy, and felony child abuse, records showed.

    Placer County Sheriff’s Office

    Jessica Savangsy

    Savangsy and Dupree were in a dating relationship and lived at the home, and Savangsy was the mother of both of the victims, Roseville police said.

    Retuquel Dupree

    Placer County Sheriff’s Office

    Retuquel Dupree

    The Citrus Heights Police Department said Dupree was formerly employed with the department from June 8 to Aug. 5 in 2021. They would not share more about his former position or the reason for his departure, but confirmed he did not quit.

    KCRA 3’s Lee Anne Denyer observed a mobile command center for Roseville police near the crime scene, a gray house that had its garage door open and police tape around it. Oahu Court was taped off from the public.

    Neighbors did not want to go on camera about the situation, but told Denyer that they had concerns about the home and had heard screaming numerous times.

    “Our hearts go out to those who have been impacted by this tragic loss,” Roseville police said.

    This is a developing story and details could change as more information becomes available. Stay with KCRA 3 as we work to gather details.

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  • A Davie cop fired at fleeing vehicle that hit him, officials say. Three detained

    Three people are in custody after a fleeing vehicle on Monday morning struck an officer in Broward County.

    At around 12 a.m., officers responded to the area of Davie Road and Reese Road regarding a vehicle with a stolen license plate, according to police. When they approached the vehicle, it sped up — and hit a Davie cop.

    In response, the officer fired his department-issued service weapon at the vehicle, police say. No one inside the vehicle was injured by the gunshot. The officer, however, was taken to a local area hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening.

    The vehicle took off after striking the officer but was eventually stopped with the help of the Broward Sheriff’s Office near Hollywood Boulevard, according to police. Two of the people detained were taken into custody on scene, and the third was later located by a Davie K-9 unit.

    The identities of the people detained have not been released as of Monday morning.

    The officer has been placed on paid leave, as is standard whenever police fire their weapons. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating the incident.

    Grethel Aguila

    Miami Herald

    Grethel covers courts and the criminal justice system for the Miami Herald. She graduated from the University of Florida (Go Gators!), speaks Spanish and Arabic and loves animals, traveling, basketball and good storytelling. Grethel also attends law school part time.

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  • Same hands, same crimes: Over half of pickpockets cuffed by special police unit are recidivists, NYPD says – amNewYork

    Lt. Jonathan Cedeno of the NYPD Citywide Pickpocket Unit.

    Photo by Dean Moses

    These grinches can’t seem to stay out of trouble. 

    More than half of all thieves that the New York Police Department’s Citywide Pickpocket Unit has cuffed in 2025 are recidivists, amNewYork has learned, as specialized cops work to curb sleight-of-hand criminals that surge during the holiday season.

    The Pickpocket Unit consists of plainclothed cops who patrol the underbelly of the Big Apple in mass transit and — throughout the holiday season — scour crowded locations like the Bryant Park Winter Market, Rockefeller Christmas tree, and more where crooks lurk to pinch the belongings of unsuspecting New Yorkers and tourists alike.

    Lt. Jonathan Cedeno, the team’s commanding officer, told amNewYork that cops have spent years blending into the masses and apprehending pickpockets in action to great success; he says the number of perpetrators have drastically plummeted in 2025.

    “They definitely got the word. I don’t want to take all the credit. Obviously, it’s not just my team doing all the work. We work very closely with the detective squads and Intel units that work within the NYPD, and we share information also with outside jurisdictions, not just NYPD, but New Jersey. We work with Amtrak, MTA police. We just share information in this pickpocket because the more information we share, the more information we get, and we’re able to be prepared for these guys,” Cedeno said.

    Lt. Jonathan Cedeno looks at surveillance footage of a pickpocket in progress. Photo by Dean Moses
    Lt. Jonathan Cedeno patrols the subway.Photo by Dean Moses

    Still, despite curbing the crime, many of those who persist are repeat offenders who keep returning to a life of crime, no matter how many times cops catch them in the act.

    Even as pickpocket activity has decreased this year, Cedeno’s team has still managed to make approximately 40 arrests, excluding those with active warrants or ICards (flagged for previous crimes). Twenty-six of those 40 arrested individuals are recidivists.

    “Unfortunately, it’s a very small group of individuals that continue to do this. They’re well known around the department,” Cedeno said. “During the Christmas tree lighting at Rockefeller Center, we made three apprehensions. All three of the subjects have been previously arrested by my team on other events. So that tells you they only come to these major events to steal phones or wallets.”

    According to sources with knowledge of pickpocket arrests, those recidivists have been apprehended dozens upon dozens of times.

    One suspect, Darin Mickens, 58, has been arrested 50 times; 42 of the arrests were for felonies. He was cuffed multiple times by the Pickpocket Unit in 2020, 2022, and 2023.

    In 2024, he was incarcerated but released in the spring of 2025 — and, police sources say, he has allegedly returned to a life of crime.

    Authorities say that some pickpocket recidivists also have a history of other crimes. Another unnamed offender in Queens has previously served time for rape and is on parole, and has since been arrested upwards of 20 times for pickpocketing, but has been released because the crime is not of a sexual nature.

    amNewYork reached out to district attorneys across the five boroughs for comment on the release of the offenders and is awaiting a response.

    NYPD Chief of Transit Joseph Gulotta oversees a roll call of the Pickpocket Unit.Photo by Dean Moses
    The pickpocket unit scours the subway.Photo by Dean Moses

    NYPD Chief of Transit Joseph Gulotta emphasized the importance of the pickpocket unit, citing its ability to protect the public by blending in plainclothes and apprehending criminals in the act.

    “The pickpocket team is so important because they’re in plainclothes, they’re specialists. They know exactly who to look for, the actions of pickpockets, how they move, and more importantly, they get to know who they are, and that’s important for us,” Gulotta said. “That intelligence they share has led to other arrests.”

    In 2022, amNewYork followed the pickpocket team as they arrested Victor Medina and Nicole Camargo, who allegedly stole a wallet from a 25-year-old victim.

    For cops in the unit, they say it is moments like that which make the job worth it, adding that many times it is not just monetary value that is lost when a person is robbed; sometimes it is irreplaceable moments, like photos on cellphones, that get hijacked in the process.

    41-year-old Victor Medina is also cuffed.Photo by Dean Moses

    One police officer in the unit, whose identity was withheld due to the sensitive nature of their work, says it is all about giving back dignity to the victims.

    “I know the feeling of getting robbed, because I’ve been a victim myself. So, any complaint we investigate in our unit, we take it very seriously. We’re gonna give back a little bit of that dignity that the person lost. And we’re gonna give 110% even more to try to get the person responsible,” the officer said. “We want this person to stop, and we want the person who has already lost the property, or who’s a victim of a crime, to get that dignity back.”

    One police officer in the unit, who must remain unnamed due to the sensitive nature of his work, says for him it is all about giving back dignity to the victims.Photo by Dean Moses

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  • Charlotte granddad interrupted a crime. Hours later, he was shot to death, CMPD says

    Albert Lowery, 44, was shot multiple times around 3 a.m. Monday, Dec. 15, as he sat in a car outside Tender Hearts Child Care on North Sharon Amity Road, according to Charlotte-Mecklenburg police.

    Albert Lowery, 44, was shot multiple times around 3 a.m. Monday, Dec. 15, as he sat in a car outside Tender Hearts Child Care on North Sharon Amity Road, according to Charlotte-Mecklenburg police.

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    A Charlotte man found shot multiple times outside a city child care facility last week was killed after he had interrupted a crime in progress hours earlier, a police affidavit reports.

    The shooting happened around 3 a.m. Monday, Dec. 15, in the parking lot of Tender Hearts Child Care on North Sharon Amity Road, and two men have been charged, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said in a Dec. 19 case update.

    Investigators believe 44-year-old Albert Lowery was targeted for confronting a suspected thief at the 24-hour child care operation two hours earlier.

    Lowery’s wife is the one who found his body, according to the affidavit.

    “The 911 caller, Jessica Moss-Lowery, stated to police that she was inside the incident location and overheard gunshots,” officials say.

    “When she called her husband, Albert, on the phone and he didn’t answer, she went outside to check on him. Ms. Lowery located her husband in the driver’s seat of his vehicle, unresponsive. … The victim had been shot multiple times.”

    Lowery was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead, police said.

    The shooting happened more than two hours after he caught a man trying to take the catalytic converter off an SUV in the parking lot, police said. Catalytic converters are prized by scrapyards for their “precious metals,” experts say.

    Surveillance footage confirmed Lowery was armed when he confronted a man who is seen under an SUV in the parking lot, the affidavit reports.

    Lowery’s intervention prompted the man to get into a black Honda Civic parked beside the SUV and leave. Investigators were able to link the Honda to two suspects, the affidavit says. The car was found at a home an eight-minute drive from the crime scene, police said.

    Details of how the incident turned deadly later in the night have not been released.

    The suspects have been identified as Rethanachantra Em, 33, and Borein Ngiem, 32, CMPD said in a news release. Both live in Charlotte.

    Em is charged with:

    • First-degree murder
    • Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon
    • Attempted theft of motor vehicle parts
    • Felony conspiracy

    Ngiem is charged with:

    • First-degree murder
    • Felony conspiracy
    • Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon

    An obituary reports Lowery was a father and grandfather raised in Pageland, South Carolina.

    “Al was known for his very big heart, his ability to give good advice, and his gift for being a great listener,” his obituary states.

    “A true man’s man, Al carried himself with strength, loyalty, and quiet wisdom, always showing up for those he loved.”

    This story was originally published December 21, 2025 at 7:09 AM.

    Mark Price

    The Charlotte Observer

    Mark Price is a National Reporter for McClatchy News. He joined the network of newspapers in 1991 at The Charlotte Observer, covering beats including schools, crime, immigration, LGBTQ issues, homelessness and nonprofits. He graduated from the University of Memphis with majors in journalism and art history, and a minor in geology.

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  • 25-year-old pedestrian dies after a hit-and-run in Elk Grove, police say

    THERE’S SOME BREAKING NEWS JUST INTO OUR NEWSROOM RIGHT NOW. ELK GROVE POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR A DRIVER WHO HIT AND KILLED A PERSON, THEN DROVE OFF. IT HAPPENED JUST AFTER EIGHT TONIGHT ON BRUCEVILLE ROAD BETWEEN DELUSO DRIVE AND LAGUNA BOULEVARD. SOUTHBOUND BRUCEVILLE IS CLOSED AT DELUSO. INVESTIGATORS ARE SEARCHING FOR THE SUSPECTS VEHICLE, WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS A DARK COLORED SUV. WE’LL HAV

    25-year-old pedestrian dies after a hit-and-run in Elk Grove, police say

    Updated: 11:44 PM PST Dec 20, 2025

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    A hit-and-run left a 25-year-old woman dead after the pedestrian was struck while crossing the street on Bruceville Road in Elk Grove, police said. Just before 8 p.m., the pedestrian was crossing the middle of the street when she was hit hit by a vehicle that was traveling southbound on Bruceville Road, police said.The woman died at the scene, and investigators are actively looking for the suspect’s vehicle.Officials describe the vehicle as a dark colored SUV.Southbound Bruceville Road from Di Lusso Drive to Laguna Boulevard was closed during the investigation, officials said.Anyone with information is urged to call traffic detectives at 916-478-8153. See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel

    ELK GROVE, Calif. —

    A hit-and-run left a 25-year-old woman dead after the pedestrian was struck while crossing the street on Bruceville Road in Elk Grove, police said.

    Just before 8 p.m., the pedestrian was crossing the middle of the street when she was hit hit by a vehicle that was traveling southbound on Bruceville Road, police said.

    The woman died at the scene, and investigators are actively looking for the suspect’s vehicle.

    Officials describe the vehicle as a dark colored SUV.

    Southbound Bruceville Road from Di Lusso Drive to Laguna Boulevard was closed during the investigation, officials said.

    Anyone with information is urged to call traffic detectives at 916-478-8153.

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  • Lowell High students released on bail after alleged armed robbery

    LOWELL — Two Lowell High School students and two unidentified juveniles are facing several charges, including armed robbery, after police say they attacked a teenage boy and stole his backpack shortly after he stepped off a bus on Lincoln Street earlier this month.

    Devonathan Thanongsinh and Fidell Chan, both 18, along with two 17-year-old boys whose names were redacted from Lowell Police reports due to their age, are accused of striking the victim in the face with a handgun that officers later recovered.

    Police said they have not determined which suspect wielded the weapon.

    The group also allegedly assaulted the victim’s 58-year-old grandfather when he tried to intervene in the attack.

    According to an officer’s incident report, the assault occurred shortly after 3 p.m. on Dec. 5, when police were called to the 400 block of Lincoln Street for a report of a teen who had been attacked “by a group of kids” on the sidewalk.

    When one of the responding officers arrived in the area, he saw a blue Mazda traveling the wrong way on a one‑way section of Lincoln Street and noticed a pickup truck farther up the road that appeared to have been involved in a crash. The Mazda, meanwhile, had heavy damage to its doors and tires, the report said.

    The driver of the Mazda — later identified by police as Thanongsinh — attempted to maneuver around the cruiser but was unable to get by. The officer activated his lights and conducted a traffic stop.

    “(Thanongsin) … denied being involved,” the officer said in the report. “I then asked what had happened to the vehicle in which he did not have an answer.”

    The officer reported that three other “young male” occupants were inside the Mazda with Thanongsinh, including the two 17‑year‑old boys and Chan, who was seated in the rear driver’s‑side seat.

    As the officer was speaking with the group, he was approached by a woman who said her son — whose name was redacted from the report — had just been assaulted by the four males in the Mazda.

    According to the report, the woman told police she was inside her Lincoln Street home when she heard screaming outside. She tried calling her son, but he did not answer. Moments later, he ran into the house and told her he had been jumped.

    Another family member approached the officer and said that one of the occupants of the Mazda had “used a handgun to pistol whip” the victim, the report said.

    With that information, the officer told the four occupants to remain in the vehicle while additional units were called to the scene. At one point, one of the 17-year-olds allegedly opened his door and tried to get out despite the instructions.

    The officer said in the report that he “commanded him to remain inside and to close the door in which he complied. I then further instructed all four occupants to remain inside and do not do anything too stupid. All complied.”

    Once other officers arrived, the occupants were ordered out of the Mazda one at a time. None of them had weapons on them, according to the report, but officers spotted a handgun on the front passenger‑side floorboard in plain view.

    The weapon turned out to be a 9mm loaded with a magazine containing nine rounds.

    The victim later told police, according to the report, that he had just gotten off a bus with friends and was walking toward his home when a group approached him and struck him with a closed fist.

    He also said he was hit in the face with a “hard object.”

    He told police he could not identify his attackers because they were all dressed in black and wearing masks.

    The teen said he “blacked out” during the assault, the report said. When asked whether he saw a gun, he said “I thought, I think I did,” but added he could not be certain.

    A friend who had been walking with him told police he saw a gun as the group approached and immediately dropped his backpack and ran. Both his backpack and the victim’s were stolen and later allegedly found in the Mazda. The backpacks contained laptops and other personal belongings.

    Police also interviewed the victim’s grandfather, who said he saw four males “punching and kicking” his grandson. He tried to intervene but said the group then turned on him, striking him multiple times in the nose and head and causing him to fall and feel as though he had been “knocked out.”

    He said he was also unable to identify the attackers because they were dressed in black and wearing masks, according to the report.

    After the alleged assault, the victim’s grandfather told police he saw the four attackers get into the Mazda and drive off. He said he got into his pickup truck and followed them around the block. As he did, the Mazda drove the wrong way onto Lincoln Street and allegedly struck a parked vehicle.

    According to the report, the 58‑year‑old told officers he then positioned his truck to block the Mazda from leaving. The Mazda then is alleged to have struck his vehicle moments before the responding officer arrived on scene.

    The officer said in his report that none of the four suspects claimed responsibility for the handgun found in the Mazda or for the assaults. He added that the incident “appeared to be a planned attack on the victims,” noting that surveillance footage showed the masked assailants punching both the teen and his grandfather before stealing the backpacks.

    Both the teen and his grandfather were taken to Lowell General Hospital’s Saints Campus following the attack.

    Thanongsinh and Chan, along with the two juveniles, were charged with masked armed robbery, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, carrying a firearm without a license, carrying a loaded firearm without a license, assault and battery, and assault with a dangerous weapon.

    Thanongsinh also faces a charge of leaving the scene of property damage.

    Because of their ages, the outcomes of the juveniles’ cases were not available in court records.

    Lowell District Court documents show that Thanongsinh and Chan were arraigned on Dec. 8 and ordered held without bail pending 58A dangerousness hearings on Dec. 11, a proceeding used to determine whether a defendant poses a risk to the public.

    The Middlesex District Attorney’s Office requested they be held without bail. However, after those hearings, a judge set bail for both men at $2,000 cash, which they posted the same day.

    Court documents show that roughly 30 letters were submitted in support of Thanongsinh as part of his 58A dangerousness hearing, including one from a Lowell High School staff member who said the 18‑year‑old “excelled academically” in the classes he taught during Thanongsinh’s sophomore year and again now as a senior.

    “Throughout the time I have known him, Devonathan has consistently demonstrated maturity, responsibility and strong character,” the staff member said in the letter. “He approaches his coursework with diligence and focus. His academic performance as a sophomore stood out among his peers.”

    The letter described him as “polite, respectful, and genuinely well‑mannered,” adding that he “conducts himself with kindness and humility, and interacts positively with both classmates and teachers.”

    “He may have made some poor decisions, but I believe his foundation of strong character and his family will help him atone for those lapses in judgment and become the productive adult I know he can be if given the opportunity,” the staff member concluded.

    Court records show neither Thanongsinh nor Chan have criminal records.

    As a condition of their release on bail, both Thanongsinh and Chan were ordered to remain in the custody of their mothers, continue with their high school educations, avoid all contact with the victims and witnesses, possess no dangerous weapons, abstain from drugs and alcohol, and comply with a 24/7 curfew and GPS monitoring.

    According to court documents, Thanongsinh was brought back to court the day after his release for what was initially believed to be a curfew violation.

    His attorney, Thomas Torrisi, stressed on Friday that the allegation was later determined to be unfounded, explaining that Thanongsinh had not left his home and that the issue stemmed from a GPS signal problem.

    “They determined he had absolutely never left the house, so there was no violation found by the judge,” Torrisi said.

    Torrisi added about the case that “we’re very much at the infant stages at this point.”

    “There’s an awful lot that still needs to be done before we’re in a position to know the totality of the circumstances,” he said.

    Chan’s attorney, Stephen Barton, was unavailable for comment.

    The pair are scheduled to return to court for a pretrial conference on Jan. 20.

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  • ‘We got him’: Brown University/MIT professor shooting suspect found dead in Salem, NH

    SALEM. N.H. — Described by the FBI as a “highly dangerous individual capable of extreme violence,” Claudio Manuel Neves-Valente was found dead in a storage facility Thursday night.

    Neves-Valente, 48, was a Portuguese national and former Brown University physics Ph.D. student. He was wanted in two states for fatal shootings at Brown University and of a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor.

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  • Authorities examine possible connection between Brown shooting, MIT professor’s slaying

    Police have identified a person they believe is connected to the mass shooting at Brown University and the killing of a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor in Brookline, Massachusetts, earlier this week, sources tell Boston sister station WCVB.Multiple media outlets, including CNN, ABC News, and CBS News, have reported that a search warrant for an individual has been signed and that investigators are actively seeking that person. The Associated Press and the New York Times also report that police are actively seeking an individual.No name has been released. Hundreds of investigators are involved in the region-wide search for the person. Sources tell WCVB the search for the suspect now includes New Hampshire.Related video below: Former FBI Assistant Director details agencies’ work in identifying person of interest in MIT professor, Brown shootingsNuno F.G. Loureiro, 47, was shot Monday night at his home on Gibbs Street at about 9 p.m. He was taken to an area hospital with apparent gunshot wounds and died the next morning, according to the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office.Loureiro was an MIT faculty member in the departments of Nuclear Science & Engineering and Physics, as well as the Director of MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center. On Saturday, two Brown University students were killed and nine others were wounded when a gunman opened fire in the Barus & Holley engineering building, where exams were scheduled. “We don’t know the motive of either one of these shootings, but from an investigative standpoint, what could possibly match? Shell casings from the scene, he left those at MIT, it could also be from surveillance cameras in and around the professor’s house or on the campus,” former FBI agent Brad Garrett said.The two students killed in the shooting shooting at Brown were identified as Ella Cook, a Birmingham, Alabama, native and leader of the College Republicans at Brown, and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, a freshman who was studying to become a doctor. The gunman in both slayings remains unidentified and at large. In the days since the Brown shooting, investigators have released a series of images from area security cameras of a person of interest. They describe the person as wearing a two-tone coat and about 5 feet 8 inches tall. In all the images, however, the person’s face is partially covered by a mask and hair is covered by a winter hat. The person spent hours in the neighborhood around the university on Saturday.Video below: Former Rhode Island AG on FBI investigation into Brown, MIT shootingsIn Brookline, Loureiro’s neighbors reported hearing multiple gunshots Monday night. “We heard a really loud noise. I thought it sounded like a crashing noise, but my husband heard it, and he said it sounded like gunshots,” neighbor Anne Greenwald said.No images of a suspected gunman or vehicle in that case have been released to the public. Loureiro, who grew up in Portugal and joined MIT in 2016, was named last year to lead MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center, where he aimed to advance clean energy technology and other research. Brookline is about 50 miles north of Providence.Anyone with information about the case is asked to submit tips to investigators through the FBI’s website or by calling 401-272-3121. A reward of up to $50,000 is offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction.

    BROOKLINE, Mass. —

    Police have identified a person they believe is connected to the mass shooting at Brown University and the killing of a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor in Brookline, Massachusetts, earlier this week, sources tell Boston sister station WCVB.

    Multiple media outlets, including CNN, ABC News, and CBS News, have reported that a search warrant for an individual has been signed and that investigators are actively seeking that person. The Associated Press and the New York Times also report that police are actively seeking an individual.

    No name has been released. Hundreds of investigators are involved in the region-wide search for the person. Sources tell WCVB the search for the suspect now includes New Hampshire.

    Related video below: Former FBI Assistant Director details agencies’ work in identifying person of interest in MIT professor, Brown shootings

    Nuno F.G. Loureiro, 47, was shot Monday night at his home on Gibbs Street at about 9 p.m. He was taken to an area hospital with apparent gunshot wounds and died the next morning, according to the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office.

    Loureiro was an MIT faculty member in the departments of Nuclear Science & Engineering and Physics, as well as the Director of MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center.

    On Saturday, two Brown University students were killed and nine others were wounded when a gunman opened fire in the Barus & Holley engineering building, where exams were scheduled.

    “We don’t know the motive of either one of these shootings, but from an investigative standpoint, what could possibly match? Shell casings from the scene, he left those at MIT, it could also be from surveillance cameras in and around the professor’s house or on the campus,” former FBI agent Brad Garrett said.

    The two students killed in the shooting shooting at Brown were identified as Ella Cook, a Birmingham, Alabama, native and leader of the College Republicans at Brown, and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, a freshman who was studying to become a doctor.

    The gunman in both slayings remains unidentified and at large.

    In the days since the Brown shooting, investigators have released a series of images from area security cameras of a person of interest. They describe the person as wearing a two-tone coat and about 5 feet 8 inches tall. In all the images, however, the person’s face is partially covered by a mask and hair is covered by a winter hat. The person spent hours in the neighborhood around the university on Saturday.

    Video below: Former Rhode Island AG on FBI investigation into Brown, MIT shootings

    In Brookline, Loureiro’s neighbors reported hearing multiple gunshots Monday night.

    “We heard a really loud noise. I thought it sounded like a crashing noise, but my husband heard it, and he said it sounded like gunshots,” neighbor Anne Greenwald said.

    No images of a suspected gunman or vehicle in that case have been released to the public.

    Loureiro, who grew up in Portugal and joined MIT in 2016, was named last year to lead MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center, where he aimed to advance clean energy technology and other research.

    Brookline is about 50 miles north of Providence.

    Anyone with information about the case is asked to submit tips to investigators through the FBI’s website or by calling 401-272-3121. A reward of up to $50,000 is offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction.

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  • ‘No resting until this guy is found’: Family dog killed after shots fired into Truckee home

    A dog was killed after someone fired a gun into a Truckee home last week, according to the police department. Officers are now searching for the suspect. “It’s just heartbreaking. I’ve never dealt with murder, you know, and it’s not a person; it really affects you when one of your family members gets murdered, cold-blooded,” said Kade Krautstrunk.Kade Krautstrunk spoke to KCRA on Wednesday night about the incident. He says he and his family are devastated after their beloved dog, Bandit, was shot and killed.”It’s the hardest thing any of us has ever had to deal with,” he said.Bandit, described as the heart of Krautstrunk’s parents’ household, was shot as the family was preparing to celebrate the dog’s birthday just days before Christmas.”He was kind of the heart of my mom and dad’s household. And was kind of like their staple,” Krautstrunk said. “My parents were hiding the Christmas presents, and like going through all the motions, and sure enough, it’s supposed to be his birthday, days before Christmas.”Officials said the shooting occurred on Dec. 9 along Deerfield Drive, when someone discharged a firearm into the home. Truckee police shared a photo of a man wanted in connection with the incident. He’s described as a Hispanic man appearing to be between the ages of 18 and 20, around 5 feet, 7 inches tall and around 170 pounds with a light complexion, short black hair and a mustache. Truckee police are actively searching for the suspect, releasing a photo of the man seen in the neighborhood on Deerfield Drive multiple times before the shooting. Krautstrunk described the suspect as appearing unashamed and possibly planning to return.”He looks proud. You know, he doesn’t look too ashamed of what he did. And that’s what’s so scary about it. It doesn’t look like he’s not coming back, you know,” Krautstrunk said. The suspect was seen in the neighborhood on multiple occasions, carrying a box believed to contain a gun, as shown in home surveillance video shared with KCRA.”There’s no resting until this guy is found,” Krautstrunk said, pleading for the community’s help. “I’m begging, you know, whoever can help find this guy… It’s hard having to just be on guard all the time, you know? It’s like I never feel safe.”Anyone with information about the shooting or the suspect is urged to contact the Truckee Police Department at 530-317-1112 or by emailing crimetips@townoftruckee.gov. See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel

    TRUCKEE, Calif. —

    A dog was killed after someone fired a gun into a Truckee home last week, according to the police department. Officers are now searching for the suspect.

    “It’s just heartbreaking. I’ve never dealt with murder, you know, and it’s not a person; it really affects you when one of your family members gets murdered, cold-blooded,” said Kade Krautstrunk.

    Kade Krautstrunk spoke to KCRA on Wednesday night about the incident. He says he and his family are devastated after their beloved dog, Bandit, was shot and killed.

    “It’s the hardest thing any of us has ever had to deal with,” he said.

    Bandit, described as the heart of Krautstrunk’s parents’ household, was shot as the family was preparing to celebrate the dog’s birthday just days before Christmas.

    “He was kind of the heart of my mom and dad’s household. And was kind of like their staple,” Krautstrunk said. “My parents were hiding the Christmas presents, and like going through all the motions, and sure enough, it’s supposed to be his birthday, days before Christmas.”

    Officials said the shooting occurred on Dec. 9 along Deerfield Drive, when someone discharged a firearm into the home.

    Truckee police shared a photo of a man wanted in connection with the incident. He’s described as a Hispanic man appearing to be between the ages of 18 and 20, around 5 feet, 7 inches tall and around 170 pounds with a light complexion, short black hair and a mustache.

    Truckee police are actively searching for the suspect, releasing a photo of the man seen in the neighborhood on Deerfield Drive multiple times before the shooting.

    Krautstrunk described the suspect as appearing unashamed and possibly planning to return.

    “He looks proud. You know, he doesn’t look too ashamed of what he did. And that’s what’s so scary about it. It doesn’t look like he’s not coming back, you know,” Krautstrunk said.

    The suspect was seen in the neighborhood on multiple occasions, carrying a box believed to contain a gun, as shown in home surveillance video shared with KCRA.

    “There’s no resting until this guy is found,” Krautstrunk said, pleading for the community’s help. “I’m begging, you know, whoever can help find this guy… It’s hard having to just be on guard all the time, you know? It’s like I never feel safe.”

    Anyone with information about the shooting or the suspect is urged to contact the Truckee Police Department at 530-317-1112 or by emailing .

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  • Police/Fire

    In news taken from the logs of Cape Ann’s police and fire departments:

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  • Burbank Police Log: November 24 – November 30

    Note: All suspects arrested are presumed innocent until found guilty by a court of law. The following are official public records being redistributed by myBurbank.com Inc. and is protected by constitutional, publishing, and other legal rights. These official records were collected in 2025. The person(s) named in these listings have only been arrested on suspicion of the crime indicated and arepresumed innocent. Original Police Logs can be found on the Burbank Police Department’s website where this information was obtained from.

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    Burbank’s police on Sunday, November 30, picked up Henry Ivan Alvarado Soriano, a Sylmar resident at Angeleno Ave. and First St. The time is 9:30 p.m. The charge is driving while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage or drug.

    Jim Costinett lives in Ontario and was nabbed at Palm Ave. and Third St. It took place at 7:50 a.m. The charge is vandalism with $400 or more.

    Avetis Bijan Hakopian resides in Glendale and was apprehended at Barham Blvd. and Forest Lawn Drive and the time is 1:40 a.m.

    The charges are driving while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage or drug – possession of heroin/cocaine and reckless driving.

    Alexander Henriquez is a car detailer and lives in Sun Valley and was pinched at San Fernando Blvd. and Burbank Blvd. The time is 10:00 p.m. The charge is warrants.

    Rhapsody Elle Johnson resides in West Hollywood and is employed in catering and was nabbed at 1601 North Victory Place. The time is 1:10 p.m. The charges are repeated thefts three times and possession of stolen property.

    Anthony Kang lives in Burbank and was handcuffed at 901 San Fernando Blvd. and the time is 7:18 a.m. The charge is battery.

    Anthony Lizaola Jr. resides in Glendale and was picked up at Verdugo Ave. and Pass Ave. The time is 4:42 a.m. The charges are possession of tear gas and possession of hard drugs.

    North Hills resident Edgar Daniel Martinez was apprehended at Vanowen St. and Buena Vista St. It occurred at 5:35 a.m. The charge is driving with a suspended or revoked license.

    Alfredo Ortiz lives in Chicago and was cuffed at Hollywood Way and the time is 11:22 a.m. The charge is disorderly conduct.

    Bryant Josue Pinto Rosa is a designer and a North Hills resident and was taken into custody at First St. and Palm Ave. and the time is 10:03 p.m. The charge is driving while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage or drug.

    Claudia Besty Summers lives in Van Nuys and was apprehended at Alameda Ave. and Pass Ave. and it took place at 2:33 a.m. The charge is possession of a controlled substance.

    On Saturday, November 29, Antonio Alvarez, a Los Angeles resident and a construction worker was nabbed at Buena Vista St. and Empire Ave. The time is 7:05 a.m. The charge is possession of a controlled substance.

    Ignacio Camacho is a handyman and a Los Angeles resident and was nabbed at 1200 Flower St. and it took place at 12:30 p.m.

    The charges Camacho faces are possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance.

    Elijah Hardy lives in Los Angeles and was sacked at Olive Ave. and Buena Vista St. and the time is 11:37 p.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – resisting arrest and warrants.

    Los Angeles resident Graciela Hernandez was handcuffed at 1301 Victory Place and the time is 10:27 p.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance – vehicle registration fraud – possession of stolen property and identity theft.

    Anthony Kang lives in Cerritos and was cuffed at 10:20 a.m. The charges are extortion – vandalism with $400 or more.

    Christine Lorraine Maldonado is a Sylmar resident and was apprehended after being charged with possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of heroin/cocaine and repeated thefts. It took place at 7:41 p.m.

    Curtis Lee Marriott lives in Costa Mesa and was arrested at Victory Place and Lake St. and it occurred at 00:34 a.m.

    The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of Xanax – possession of heroin/cocaine – vehicle registration fraud and identity theft.

    Carey Dwain Mitchell is employed in sales and lives in Hollywood and was picked up after being charged with disorderly conduct. The time is 12:45 p.m.

    Francesca Jaime Ponce lives in Van Nuys and was taken into custody at 1545 North Edison Blvd. and the time is 11:30 a.m. The charge is warrants.

    Wilson Redondo is a Los Angeles resident and was arrested at 1200 Flower St. and the time is 12:30 p.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance – resisting arrest and a warrant.

    Dreanna Sharon Rodriguez lives in Los Angeles and was pinched at 1601 North Victory Place and the time is 2:00 p.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance and a warrant.

    Pacoima resident Maria De La Luz was apprehended at Hollywood Way and Vanowen St. It took place at 1:30 a.m. The charge is possession of a controlled substance.

    Marvin Deras Rodriguez lives in Los Angeles and is self-employed and was cuffed at Magnolia Blvd. and First St. The time is 6:15 a.m. The charge is possession of drug paraphernalia.

    Guadalupe Sandoval is a construction worker and a Carson resident and was brought into custody at 1601 North Victory Place and the time is 3:25 p.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – bringing contraband into a jail or prison and a warrant.

    Amanda Camille Scott lives in Torrance and was handcuffed after being charged with possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance while armed with a firearm – resisting arrest – possession of a forged check and possession of a firearm and being a felon. The time is 11:30 p.m.

    Jairo Alejandro Fabian Soto is a Los Angeles resident and a salesman and was arrested at Santa Anita Ave. and San Fernando Blvd. and the time is 4:30 a.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance and possession of tear gas.

    Gaspar Suarez lives in Carpinteria and is a landscaper and was nabbed after being charged with possession of a controlled substance. The time is 7:40 a.m.

    Robert Carlos Velasquez was taken into custody at 1501 North Victory Place and the time is 2:00 p.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance and a warrant.

    On Friday, November 28, Luis Alcantara Frias, a Miami resident was arrested at 1480 Rose St. and the time is 2:15 a.m. The charges are possession of stolen property – possession of a controlled substance for sale and possession of methamphetamines for sale.

    Zarui Andreeva lives in Van Nuys and was picked up at 1800 West Empire Ave. and the time is 11:10 p.m. The charge is petty theft.

    Salvador Garcia Ruiz is a North Hollywood resident and was handcuffed at 1480 North Rose St. It took place at 2:37 a.m. The charges are possession of stolen property – possession of a controlled substance for sale and possession of methamphetamines for sale.

    Lusine Gevorgian resides in Van Nuys and was sacked at 1601 North Victory Place and it occurred at 2:00 p.m. The charge is petty theft.

    Lamar Anthony Glass lives in Burbank and was taken into custody at Scott Road and East Ave. The time is 4:30 p.m. The charge is a warrant.

    Krystyna Hatsenko resides in Van Nuys and was nabbed at 1800 West Empire Ave. and it took place at 11:00 p.m. The charge is a warrant.

    Liliana Juarez is a teller and a Los Angeles resident and was picked up at 1028 South San Fernando Blvd. The time is 10:40 p.m. The charge is a warrant.

    Mario Hugo Linares Beltran lives in Los Angeles and is a driver and was taken into custody at the same location and the time is 11:07 p.m. The charges are possession of nitrous oxide and possession of heroin/cocaine.

    Joshua Judah Ismael Pallares is a Long Beach resident and was pinched at 1038 North Hollywood Way. It took place at 9:38 a.m.

    The charges Pallares faces are possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance.

    Suzy Stepanyan lives in Van Nuys and was arrested at 1601 North Victory Place. The time is 2:00 p.m. The charge is petty theft.

    On Thursday, November 27, Daniel Anthony Flores III, a Burbank resident was cuffed after being charged with spousal abuse. The time is 7:20 a.m.

    Gary Tyrell Gregory lives in Los Angeles and was nabbed at Burbank Blvd. and Front St. and the time is 8:28 p.m. The charge is possession of a controlled substance and a warrant.

    Samuel Hernandez was taken into custody at 511 North Hollywood Way and the time is 9:21 p.m. The charge is warrants.

    John Martin Perez Carrillo lives in Compton and was handcuffed at 2:00 a.m. The charges are conspiracy to commit a felony and joyriding.

    Lynwood resident Adam Ramon Urrutia Ransom was apprehended at the same time. The charges are the same.    

    Viktoria Zoloieva is a singer and a Glendale resident and was cuffed at 400 North Victory Blvd. The time is 10:25 p.m. The charge is possession of heroin/cocaine.

    On Wednesday, November 26, Jessica Christine Arms, an Ontario resident was nabbed at Alameda Ave. and Lake St. The time is 1:00 a.m.

    The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance – possession of heroin/cocaine and warrants.

    Narek Armani Galstyan lives in Burbank and was apprehended after being charged with spousal abuse. The time is 12:00 p.m.

    Adrian Garcia was pinched at Parish Place and Verdugo Ave. and the time is 10:45 a.m. The charge is disorderly conduct.

    Manuel Guillermo Guzman Huerta lives in Reseda and was handcuffed at 200 East Cypress Ave. and the time is 2:15 p.m. The charge is petty theft.

    Robert Manuel Kucinski lives in Beverly Hills and was taken into custody after being charged with trespassing. The time is 6:40 p.m.

    Timothy Paul Lisagor resides in Glendale and was nabbed at 250 South Keystone St. It took place at 8:10 p.m. The charge is driving while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage or drug.

    Destiny Lydia Martinez lives in Burbank and was picked up at 7:10 a.m. The charge is animal abuse.

    Franklin Melendez resides in Los Angeles and was sacked at 550 First St. and the time is 11:30 p.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – resisting arrest twice and warrants.

    Pedro Ismael Ruiz lives in Burbank and was brought into custody at 6:40 a.m. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – animal abuse and violating probation.

    On Tuesday, November 25, Jesse Jonathan Escobar, a Hollywood receptionist was apprehended at Alameda Ave. and Gateway and the time is 8:18 p.m. The charge is a warrant.

    Robert Hardy lives in Los Angeles and was arrested at 1301 Victory Place and the time is 3:38 p.m. The charge is petty theft.

    Elizabeth Nicole Hubbard is a resident of Los Angeles and was taken into custody at 2100 West Empire Ave. and the time is 4:14 a.m. The charge is disorderly conduct.

    Marisol Ladino Baquero lives in West Covina and is an esthetician and was nabbed at Alameda Ave. and Flower St. The time is 10:20 p.m. The charges are forging a public seal and possession of heroin/cocaine.

    Marc Chardon Rogers Jr. resides in Venice and is a software engineer and was handcuffed at 301 North Pass Ave. The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance – possession of a controlled substance for sale and petty theft. The time is 2:15 a.m.

    Cesar A. Saucedo lives in Hollywood and is a mechanic and was sacked at 2000 West Empire Ave. The time is 11:50 p.m. The charge is possession of a controlled substance.

    Jeremy Edmund David Sylvers is a Los Angeles resident and was cuffed at 2511 San Fernando Blvd. It took place at 8:45 a.m. The charge is possession of drug paraphernalia and a warrant.

    Erika Uribe Flores resides in Burbank and was nabbed at Alameda Ave. and Frederic St. and the time is 9:49 a.m. The charge is possession of drug paraphernalia and warrants.

    Holman Mauricio Valbuena Malpica lives in Los Angeles and was arrested at Alameda Ave. and Flower St. and the time is 10:20 p.m. The charge is a warrant.

    Johan Valbuena Malpica was apprehended at the same site and at the same time. The charge is driving without a license.

    Avery Maurice Washington was taken into custody at 2100 West Empire Ave. It took place at 4:00 a.m. The charge is being under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

    On Monday, November 24, Austin Joseph Askew, a North Hollywood resident was sacked at Burbank Blvd. and Hollywood Way. The time is 4:42 a.m.

    The charges are possession of drug paraphernalia – possession of a controlled substance – identity theft – possession of heroin/cocaine and warrants.

    Kato James Bonner Rodoni was handcuffed at Orange Grove Ave. and San Fernando Blvd. The time is 8:50 a.m. The charges are disturbing the peace – vandalism and throwing objects at a moving vehicle.

    Marvin Eduardo Hernandez works at a pizzeria and lives in Burbank and was nabbed at 1240 North Beachwood Drive and the time is 12:20 p.m. The charge is a warrant.

    Yvette McPheeters lives in North Hollywood and is a caregiver and was cuffed at 1028 San Fernando Blvd. It occurred at 3:30 p.m. The charge is joyriding.

    Steven Nickles is a handyman and a Burbank resident and was arrested at 1051 West Burbank Blvd. The time is 8:00 p.m. The charge is petty theft.

    Tigran Yengoyan lives in Pasadena and is an electrician and was picked up at Lowell Ave. and the 210 freeway. It took place at 4:45 p.m. The charge is vandalism with $400 or more.

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  • Apopka suspect arrested after allegedly shooting man who gave him ride home

    Apopka suspect arrested after allegedly shooting man who gave him ride home

    NOW AT SUNRISE, THE MAN SUSPECTED OF ATTACKING A JOGGER IS BACK BEHIND BARS AFTER AUTHORITIES SAY HE VIOLATED HIS PROBATION. THE REACTION FROM NEIGHBORS ABOUT HIS ARREST, PLUS FEAR AND FRUSTRATION AS THE URGENT SEARCH FOR A PERSON OF INTEREST IN THE BROWN UNIVERSITY SHOOTING STRETCHES INTO YET ANOTHER DAY. THE NEW SURVEILLANCE VIDEO PROVIDING MORE CLUES. SEVEN ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS COULD BE SHUT DOWN. THE MEETING HAPPENING TODAY TO SEE WHETHER ANY OF THEM CAN BE SAVED. WESH TWO NEWS SUNRISE ON CW STARTS NOW. IT’S 7:00 AND GOOD TUESDAY MORNING TO YOU. THANKS FOR STARTING IT WITH YOUR SUNRISE TEAM. I’M JASON GUY AND I’M LINDSEY WITH FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST CAM TRAN AND OUR TRAFFIC EXPERT MEAGHAN MACKEY. WE’LL CHECK IN ON THE ROADS IN JUST A MOMENT. LET’S START THOUGH, WITH THE COOLER TEMPERATURES. CAM THE ONE DIFFERENCE. NOT AS MUCH WIND AS YESTERDAY. THAT’S RIGHT. BUT THERE’S STILL A LITTLE BIT OF A TINY BREEZE. ENOUGH JUST TO ADD THAT EXTRA BITE IN THE AIR. SO YOU’LL STILL NEED THOSE JACKETS AS WE KICK OFF YOUR TUESDAY MORNING. TEMPERATURES TODAY ARE ACTUALLY ABOUT 10 TO 5 DEGREES COLDER THAN WHERE WE WERE YESTERDAY. SO 51 RIGHT NOW IN ORLANDO, 41 IN OCALA, 46 RIGHT NOW IN THE VILLAGES. ORLANDO WE DID BRIEFLY DROP DOWN INTO THE 40S THIS MORNING. THIS AFTERNOON, THOUGH, WE ARE LOOKING AT PLEASANT SUNSHINE. SO A BIT OF A LOW CLOUDS TO START OFF THE MORNING, BUT WE WILL SEE THOSE CLOUDS MOVE OUT THIS AFTERNOON AND HIGH TEMPERATURES TOPPING OUT RIGHT AROUND 72 LATER TODAY IN THE CITY. BEAUTIFUL 69 IN DELAND, AND WE’LL SEE A HIGH OF 67 LATER ON IN PALM COAST. SO HERE’S A LOOK AT THE SATELLITE AND RADAR. YOU START TO SEE LIKE THE GRAY SHADING. THOSE ARE ALL THE LOW CLOUDS THAT ARE HANGING OUT RIGHT NOW. BUT WE ARE EXPECTING THESE LOW CLOUDS TO GRADUALLY CLEAR OUT BY THIS AFTERNOON. AND OUR FIRST WARNING RADAR THAT’S DOING A SCAN, IT’S PICKING UP A TINY RAIN SHOWER RIGHT NOW OVER BY THE SPACE COAST. OTHERWISE, MOST LOCATIONS STAYING DRY TODAY, ESPECIALLY OUR INLAND AREAS. 12 HOUR FORECAST. AGAIN, A FEW CLOUDS THIS MORNING, BUT MORE SUNSHINE THIS AFTERNOON. INLAND AREAS WILL SEE A HIGH RIGHT AROUND 72. LATER TODAY WE’LL TALK ABOUT A WARM-UP AND WHEN WE COULD SEE A BETTER SHOT FOR RAIN IN THE FORECAST COMING UP IN 15 MINUTES. BUT FOR NOW, LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT THE ROADWAYS THIS MORNING WITH FIRST MORNING TRAFFIC EXPERT MEAGHAN MACKEY CAM. THERE WAS SOME ONGOING CONSTRUCTION THAT WAS MONITORING FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS ALONG I-95 IN BREVARD COUNTY FROM VIERA BOULEVARD, HEADING TOWARDS THE PINEDA CAUSEWAY. THOSE CREWS ARE ACTIVELY PICKING UP THOSE CONES THIS MORNING. YOU CAN KIND OF SEE THE COLOR DIFFERENCE ALONG I-95. THAT IS SHOWING THAT THEY’RE DOING SOME REPAVING HERE ALONG THE I-95 CORRIDOR. SO SOUTHBOUND, SOME LINGERING DELAYS HERE. TRAVELING FROM VIERA BOULEVARD TOWARDS US 192 IN MELBOURNE. BUT AGAIN, ALL THOSE LANES ARE BACK OPEN. WE WERE DOWN TO ONE LANE FOR THE LAST SEVERAL HOURS THIS MORNING. SO STILL, THOSE LINGERING BACKUPS TRAVELING TOWARDS THE PINEDA CAUSEWAY. THERE’S ALSO A BIG CRASH. I WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW ABOUT THIS IS IN SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY. IT’S RIGHT AT LAKE MARY BOULEVARD, WHERE IT TURNS INTO 415 AT BLUE ROCK DRIVE. THIS IS NEAR THE CIRCLE K GAS STATION THERE, AND THERE ARE SOME HEAVY DELAYS HERE. NORTHBOUND. ACTUALLY, ALL THOSE NORTHBOUND LANES ARE CLOSED. WE DO NOT HAVE ANY OTHER DETAILS ABOUT THIS CRASH OTHER THAN THERE ARE SOME INJURIES. SO WE DO HAVE A CREW ON THE WAY TO THE SCENE. WE’LL BRING YOU THOSE LIVE PICTURES WHEN THEY ARRIVE. WE’LL ALSO CHECK IN ON SOME TRAVEL TIMES COMING UP IN A FEW MINUTES. ALL RIGHT. MEGAN. 703 HAPPENING TODAY. ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL LEADERS WILL CONTINUE THEIR WORK AS THEY TRY TO FIGURE OUT SOME WAY TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF A BIG DECLINE IN THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. RIGHT NOW, THERE ARE 6000 LESS STUDENTS GOING TO THOSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. SO A POSSIBLE SOLUTION CLOSING A HANDFUL OF NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS. WESH TWO BOB HAZEN IS LIVE AT THE ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS, AND BOB, THE DISTRICT IS LOOKING AT POSSIBLY CLOSING UP TO 7 OR 8 SCHOOLS. AND THE SCHOOL BOARD IS HOLDING A WORK SESSION ON THAT IDEA HERE TODAY. AND IT’S ALL COMING TO A HEAD. AFTER THE DISTRICT GOT 5500 FEWER STUDENTS THIS YEAR ALONE. IF I HAD A WAY TO ENSURE THAT FINANCIALLY WE COULD SUPPORT THESE SCHOOLS, WE WOULDN’T BE HERE. THE SUPERINTENDENT SAYS CPS IS TRYING TO SAVE ABOUT $10 MILLION, POSSIBLY BY CONSOLIDATING SCHOOLS, CLOSING SOME OF THEM AND MERGING THEM WITH OTHERS. OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS, ENROLLMENT IS DOWN 8300 STUDENTS, WITH MORE FAMILIES USING STATE FUNDED VOUCHERS TO GO TO PRIVATE OR HOME SCHOOLING. THAT AND OTHER FACTORS HAVE REALLY LEFT SOME SCHOOLS WITH ENROLLMENTS FAR UNDER THEIR CAPACITY. BUT SOME PARENTS ARE ALSO FIGHTING TO SAVE THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS LIKE BONNEVILLE ELEMENTARY ON THE EAST SIDE. WE TALKED TO A MOM WHO STARTED AN ONLINE PETITION TRYING TO BUILD SUPPORT TO KEEP THE SCHOOL WHERE HER SON’S A STUDENT NOW, AND WHERE SHE WENT TO SCHOOL AS A CHILD. IT’S VERY IMPORTANT TO OUR FAMILY. IT’S IMPORTANT TO OUR COMMUNITY. IT’S VERY IMPORTANT TO MY SON BECAUSE THIS IS THE ONLY SCHOOL THAT HE KNOWS. AND HERE IS THE FULL LIST OF SEVEN SCHOOLS THAT COULD BE CONSOLIDATED. IT IS SIX ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND ONE MIDDLE SCHOOL. CPS SAYS THEY HAVE ALL LOW ENROLLMENT AT THOSE SCHOOLS. SOME ARE MORE THAN HALF EMPTY AND THE SCHOOL BOARD IS HOLDING THIS WORK SESSION THIS AFTERNOON TO TALK ABOUT WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT. THAT MEETING WILL START AT 1:00 THIS AFTERNOON. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO COME TO THAT MEETING, BUT BECAUSE IT’S JUST A WORK SESSION, THERE IS NOT ANY PUBLIC COMMENT ALLOWED. COVERING ORANGE COUNTY. LIVE IN ORLANDO, BOB HAZEN WESH TWO NEWS. AND WE TURN TO THIS MAN WHO WAS RELEASED ON PROBATION. AUTHORITIES SAY AFTER TAKING A PLEA DEAL FOR AN ATTACK ON A JOGGER IN COLLEGE PARK THIS MORNING, HE’S BACK BEHIND BARS AND WILL BE IN COURT IN JUST HOURS. TYLER FIGHT IS ACCUSED OF VIOLATING HIS PROBATION AS WESH 2’S HAYLEY CROMBLEHOLME EXPLAINS. FOR A WHILE, LAW ENFORCEMENT DIDN’T EVEN KNOW WHERE HE WAS. SIT DOWN, SIT DOWN. LESS THAN A MONTH AFTER BEING RELEASED ON PROBATION, TYLER FIGHT IS ACCUSED OF VIOLATING IT. HEY, TYLER. TYLER? YEAH. WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? I’M ON PROBATION. FIGHT WAS ARRESTED AFTER AN ATTACK ON A JOGGER IN THIS COLLEGE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD IN APRIL. BUT LAST MONTH, FIGHT TOOK A PLEA DEAL ON A BATTERY CHARGE THAT ALLOWED HIM TO AVOID A FORMAL CONVICTION AND LET HIM OUT WITH TIME SERVED. HE WAS GIVEN THREE YEARS PROBATION WITH SPECIAL CONDITIONS THAT INCLUDED NO CONTACT WITH THE VICTIM OR THEIR FAMILY NOT BEING ALLOWED WITHIN A THREE BLOCK RADIUS OF THE ATTACK AND UNDERGOING PSYCHOSEXUAL EVALUATION, AND TO FOLLOW ANY RECOMMENDED TREATMENT. WE’VE BEEN UNEASY SINCE HE WAS RELEASED. SOME IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WERE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH FIGHTS. RELEASE. AND ACCORDING TO HIS ARREST WARRANT, HE SAID ON HIS PROBATION PAPERWORK HE WOULDN’T BE LIVING FAR FROM WHERE THE ATTACK HAPPENED. GIVING AN ADDRESS ON NEW HAMPSHIRE STREET, ROUGHLY A TWO MINUTE WALK FROM THE NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE AREA WHERE IT HAPPENED. ACCORDING TO THIS WARRANT, FIGHT VIOLATED HIS PAROLE WHEN HE WAS A NO SHOW FOR HIS PSYCHOSEXUAL EVALUATION. ON DECEMBER 9TH. HIS PROBATION OFFICER WAS NOTIFIED THE NEXT DAY. ANOTHER OFFICER WENT TO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE STREET ADDRESS TO SEE WHY FIGHT MISSED THE APPOINTMENT AND SPOKE WITH HIS GRANDMOTHER. SHE TOLD THE OFFICER FIGHT WASN’T ALLOWED TO LIVE THERE, BUT TOLD THEM FIGHT DID COME TO HER FRONT DOOR APPROXIMATELY ONE WEEK AGO TO LET HER KNOW THAT HE REPORTED HER ADDRESS TO THE PROBATION OFFICE, AND IF SHE COULD TELL ANY OFFICIAL WHO COMES BY THAT HE LIVES THERE. THE WARRANT LISTED FIGHTS WHEREABOUTS AS UNKNOWN. IT IS REALLY SCARY. REALLY SCARY. WHO KNOWS WHERE YOU COULD HAVE BEEN? BUT BY MONDAY NIGHT FIGHT WAS ARRESTED BY ORLANDO POLICE FOR VIOLATING PROBATION. CHARLIE HECK 6 TO 1 SECURED. I MEAN, THAT’S GOOD. THAT’S OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM AT WORK. IF HE’S LOCKED UP, MAYBE THEY’LL KEEP HIM. HAYLEY CROMBLEHOLME WESH TWO NEWS. THIS MORNING, WE ARE HEARING FROM THE FAMILY OF A ONE YEAR OLD GIRL WHO WAS FOUND DEAD AFTER INVESTIGATORS SAY SHE DROWNED IN A HOT TUB WITH HER DAD. RIGHT THERE. THE OSCEOLA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS THIS SITUATION INVOLVES A SERIES OF DECISIONS THAT LED TO A PREVENTABLE TRAGEDY. THERE YOU SEE THE LITTLE GIRL. HER FATHER, 33 YEAR OLD TYRONE HUFF, TOLD DETECTIVES THAT HE HAD BEEN DRINKING AND WAS HOLDING HIS DAUGHTER IN THE HOT TUB WHEN HE FELL ASLEEP FOR 15 TO 20 MINUTES. DEPUTIES SAY THE TODDLER WAS PULLED FROM THE WATER JUST AFTER 330 SUNDAY MORNING, UNRESPONSIVE. THE FAMILY WAS VISITING FROM D.C. AND STAYING AT A VACATION RENTAL IN KISSIMMEE. WE TALKED WITH HUFF’S MOM AND TWO SIBLINGS, VERY HARD, LOSING A NIECE IN THAT WAY IS VERY HARD. AND THEN I’M VERY HURT FOR MY BROTHER BECAUSE HE IS JUST DISTRAUGHT. HE IS TORE UP. HE’S BEING HELD WITHOUT BOND. HE IS EXPECTED BACK IN COURT ON FRIDAY. LEESBURG POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR WHOEVER GUNNED DOWN AN 18 YEAR-OLD AT THIS PARK. WITNESSES SAY JUAN GOMEZ JUNIOR WAS SHOT INSIDE HIS CAR JUST BEFORE 1:00 SUNDAY AFTERNOON. THE TEENS, DESCRIBED BY FAMILY AND FRIENDS AS HAVING A HEART OF GOLD. HE WAS A TYPE THAT NEVER HURT US, WOULDN’T HURT A SOUL. THIS WAS A COLD BLOODED MURDER FOR. YEAH, AND UNNECESSARY. IT WAS JUST UNFORTUNATE. WHAT? WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM? BECAUSE I KNOW HIM. I KNOW HIS FAMILY, HIS SISTERS. THEY’RE. THEY’RE JUST A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION THAT COULD HELP AUTHORITIES, YOU ARE URGED TO REACH OUT OR CALL CRIMELINE. RIGHT NOW, IT IS AN AROUND THE CLOCK EFFORT TO FIND THAT GUNMAN WHO OPENED FIRE AT BROWN UNIVERSITY THREE DAYS AGO. INVESTIGATORS HAVE IDENTIFIED A PERSON OF INTEREST. HERE’S SOME VIDEO, BUT THEY HAVEN’T YET FOUND THIS PERSON. NOW, INVESTIGATORS PUT OUT THE NEW FOOTAGE LAST NIGHT. THEY WANT YOU TO SEE IT. IT CONTAINS THREE NEW ANGLES OF WHO THEY CALL A PERSON OF INTEREST. WALKING THROUGH PROVIDENCE IN THE HOURS BEFORE THAT SHOOTING. A NEW POSTER FROM THE FBI DESCRIBES THE PERSON OF INTEREST AS APPROXIMATELY FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES TALL, WITH A STOCKY BUILD. THE FBI IS ALSO OFFERING A $50,000 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO HIS CAPTURE. NOW, POLICE DETAINED A PERSON OF INTEREST IN THE SHOOTING OVER THE WEEKEND. THEY RELEASED HIM SUNDAY WHEN NEW EVIDENCE CAME TO LIGHT. AND IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, HUNDREDS OF MOURNERS LEFT FLOWERS AND OTHER MEMENTOS. LOOK AT THIS GROWING MEMORIAL. THAT’S TO HONOR THE VICTIMS OF THE MASS SHOOTING ON SUNDAY. 15 PEOPLE WERE KILLED WHEN TWO GUNMEN OPENED FIRE ON A JEWISH FESTIVAL. ONE OF THE SHOOTERS IS ALSO DEAD. 40 OTHERS ARE STILL IN THE HOSPITAL. AUSTRALIAN POLICE SAY A 50 YEAR OLD FATHER AND HIS 24 YEAR OLD SON CARRIED OUT THAT ATTACK. LOS ANGELES POLICE SAY THE SON OF HOLLYWOOD ICON ROB REINER AND HIS WIFE MICHELLE, IS WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF THE PARENTS. AND THIS NEWS SHOOK HOLLYWOOD. 32 YEAR OLD NICK REINER IS BEING HELD WITHOUT BAIL ON SUSPICION OF MURDER. HIS PARENTS BODIES WERE FOUND INSIDE THEIR HOME ON SUNDAY. INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY WERE STABBED TO DEATH, BUT THEY HAVE NOT RELEASED A MOTIVE. REINER, WHO’S HAD A LONG HISTORY WITH DRUG ADDICTION, WAS SEEN ARGUING WITH HIS DAD AT A HOLIDAY HOLIDAY PARTY ON SATURDAY AT CONAN O’BRIEN’S HOME. ONE PERSON SAID THAT COUPLE WAS UPSET AND THEY WERE EMBARRASSED ABOUT THEIR SON’S BEHAVIOR. THEY SAID THEY WORRIED ABOUT HIS HEALTH AFTER MORE THAN TWO YEARS OF NEGOTIATIONS IN OSCEOLA COUNTY, A PLAN TO BUILD A MASSIVE MIXED USE CENTER AT NEO CITY IS NOW MOVING FORWARD. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVED THAT DEAL LAST NIGHT. IT WILL RESULT IN A NEARLY 500 ACRE TECH HUB DESIGNED TO ATTRACT HIGH WAGE JOBS. DEVELOPERS PLAN TO CREATE MORE THAN 1.5 MILLION SQUARE FEET OF RETAIL, RESIDENTIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT SPACE, ALONG WITH AN UPSCALE HOTEL. THAT PROJECT WILL ROLL OUT IN PHASES STARTING NEXT YEAR. AND THAT IS NOT THE ONLY DEVELOPMENT THAT’S SLATED FOR OSCEOLA COUNTY. COMMISSIONERS ALSO APPROVED A PLAN TO SELL 20 ACRES OF LAND TO ADVENTHEALTH. IT’S PLANNING TO BUILD A NEW HOSPITAL RIGHT ON THE SOUTH PROPERTY OF NEO CITY, NEAR THE FUTURE INTERSECTION OF CROSS PRAIRIE PARKWAY AND FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE. IT’S GOING TO HAVE 80 BEDS AT THE OPENING, BUT THEY WILL HAVE ROOM TO GROW UP TO 200. THE GROUNDBREAKING FOR THESE IS SCHEDULED FOR EARLY NEXT YEAR. IT JUST KEEPS CLIMBING ONCE AGAIN. NO ONE TOOK HOME LAST NIGHT’S POWERBALL JACKPOT PRIZE. THAT MEANS IT’S GOING TO GROW TO $1.25 BILLION. LOOK AT ALL THOSE ZEROS THERE. THE NEXT DRAWING IS TOMORROW NIGHT. THE CASH VALUE. IF YOU’RE WONDERING, YOU’LL TAKE HOME A COOL 575 MILLION BUCKS. KEEP DREAMING. YOU KNOW, YOU GOT TO BELIEVE IT TO MAKE IT HAPPEN. TWO BUCKS AND WE GET THAT DREAM. YEAH. I WAS SHOCKED, THOUGH, WHEN WE WERE TALKING MEGA MILLIONS. I WENT TO BUY A TICKET THAT IT HAD GONE UP TO FIVE BUCKS. I KNOW WE HAD MENTIONED IT, BUT IT REALLY HURT. I WAS LIKE, I THINK I’M GOING TO BE OUT ON MEGA MILLIONS NOW. EVERYTHING’S MORE NOWADAYS JASON I KNOW. ALL RIGHT. YOU KNOW WHAT LAKE MARY IS DOING? THEY’RE CLAIMING MORE VICTORIES. YEAH. THEY ARE. THE CITY OF CHAMPIONSHIPS. ONCE AGAIN, THE RAMS CAPTURED THEIR FIRST EVER FOOTBALL STATE TITLE AND A LAST SECOND HAIL MARY. AND THIS MORNING WE’RE HEARING FROM THE TEAM DOING AN IMITATION OF WHAT YOU WERE DOING. SO THAT’S A FAN. THE PLAYERS ARE GOING TO WALK US THROUGH THE CLUTCH MOMENT AND WHEN THE CITY WILL CELEBRATE THEM NEXT. LAKE MARY IS THE CITY OF CHAMPIONS ONCE AGAIN. THE RAMS WON THEIR FIRST EVER FOOTBALL STATE TITLE ON A HAIL MARY PASS AS TIME WAS EXPIRING. YEAH, STEWART MOORE I THINK, CALLED IT A HAIL MARY. THAT WAS A GOOD ONE LAST NIGHT. AND WESH TWO TONY ATKINS SPOKE TO SOME OF THE KEY PLAYERS INVOLVED IN THAT WINNING PLAY. THE LAKE MARY RAMS, IF HHSAA CLASS SEVEN, A STATE CHAMPS, A HARD FOUGHT GAME ENDED WITH A HEADS UP PLAY AND A LITTLE LUCK. YOU KNOW, THERE’S ONLY ONE PLAY TO CALL AT THIS POINT. IT’S THE HAIL MARY. AND COACH DONNELLY CALLED IT, AND HERE IT IS. I SAT WITH HEAD COACH SCOTT PERRY, QUARTERBACK NOAH GRUBBS AND RECEIVER BARRETT SCHULTZ LOOKING OVER THE KEY FINAL PLAYS. THEY GOT DECENT PRESSURE. THEY DID. AND THEY’RE TRYING NOT TO LET BARRETT GET DOWN THE FIELD BY HAVING HIM BY CONTACT ON THEIR DB. GRUBBS SLIPPING OUT OF THE POCKET, THROWING THE BALL 47 YARDS THROUGH THE AIR FOR WHAT’S BEING CALLED THE LAKE MARY MIRACLE. I KNEW I HAD TO BUY SOME TIME, AND ONCE I GOT THERE, JUST THROW IT TO THE PILE AND JUST GIVE THEM A CHANCE ON THE OTHER END. COACH PERRY SAYS SCHULTZ’S RUN WAS JAMMED BY DEFENDERS, AND THEY HOLD HIM UP. SO THAT’S WHY BARRETT’S DRAGGING BEHIND. SO WHEN THEY TIP THE BALL BACK, IT JUST SO HAPPENS THEY TIP IT TO THE GUY THEY WERE HOLDING UP. IT JUST WORKED OUT PERFECT. BUT THE PLAY WASN’T OVER AFTER THE CATCH, THE GAME STILL VERY MUCH ON THE LINE. I THOUGHT HE WAS ON THE ONE AND I THOUGHT, OKAY, HE’S JUST GOT TO JUST MUSCLE ON THROUGH. BUT HE WAS ACTUALLY AT THE FIVE WITH TWO DEFENDERS WORKING TO BRING HIM DOWN FOR THE WIN. THEN IT WAS HE WAS SCREAMING LIKE, GIVE ME THE BALL, GIVE ME THE BALL. A HANDOFF. SOPHOMORE TEAMMATE T.J. BRUNDIDGE CAME TO TAKE THE BALL THE REST OF THE WAY. I DON’T KNOW, COULD YOU GOT IN IF T.J. WASN’T THERE? PROBABLY NOT. MY MY PLAN B WAS TO THROW IT BACK TOWARDS THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE, AND HOPEFULLY SOMEONE WAS RUNNING DOWNFIELD. READY TO THE MIRACULOUS THROW AND CATCH THE FINAL HIGH SCHOOL PLAY FOR THE SENIORS. A LAKE MARY, HAIL MARY FOR THE AGES. IF YOU’RE COMPETITIVE AND YOU REALLY WANT TO WIN AT ANYTHING YOU DO, AND YOU PUT YOUR MIND AND HEART TO IT, THEN STUFF, GOOD THINGS ARE GOING TO HAPPEN. TONY ATKINS WESH TWO NEWS. AND OF COURSE, LAKE MARY KNOWS HOW TO CELEBRATE. THEY’VE HAD A FEW CHAMPIONSHIPS HERE, SO THERE ARE PLANS IN THE WORKS FOR CELEBRATION THIS WEDNESDAY AT CITY HALL. IT’S JUST I MEAN UNBELIEVABLE. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WHOLE COMMUNITY WHO GETS TO CELEBRATE THEM. ANY KIND OF CELEBRATING YOU’RE DOING THIS MORNING, YOU’RE GOING TO NEED A JACKET OUTSIDE IF YOU’RE OUT THERE. THAT’S RIGHT. AND THE GOOD NEWS FOR THOSE FOLKS IN LAKE MARY, THEY’RE GOING TO THAT EVENT. IT’S LOOKING GREAT WEATHER WISE FOR THAT CITY FALL CITY HALL EVENT TOMORROW. SO YOU GUYS HEADS UP GOOD VIBES YOUR WAY. AND THIS MORNING, NOT ONLY ARE WE DEALING WITH SOME CHILLY CONDITIONS, BUT WE’RE ALSO STARTING TO SEE REALLY SOME FOG TO DEVELOP. WE STARTED OFF WITH QUITE A BIT OF LOW CLOUDS. NOW THOSE CLOUDS ARE STARTING TO LOWER TOO MUCH AND SO IT’S AFFECTING VISIBILITY RIGHT NOW. YOU CAN SEE ONLY A HALF MILE VISIBILITY RIGHT NOW IN DOWNTOWN ORLANDO LEESBURG. WE’RE STARTING TO SEE THAT FOG REALLY START TO THICKEN UP. AND THAT’S THE CASE OUT TOWARDS WILDWOOD AND IN CLERMONT. SO REALLY WASN’T A HUGE ISSUE THIS MORNING, BUT YOU CAN START TO SEE ACTUALLY YOU CAN’T EVEN SEE ANYTHING. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK FROM OUR DISNEY SPRINGS CAMERA. YOU CAN GET A SHOT OF THE AREA, BUT YOU CAN SEE IT’S JUST SOCKED IN WITH THOSE CLOUDS AND ALSO SOME FOG. ALSO VERY COLD. START ON THIS TUESDAY MORNING, 41 IN OCALA. GOOD MORNING. THE VILLAGES ARE STARTING OFF AT 46 AND 50 IN SANFORD, 49 IN DELAND. SO COLD START THIS MORNING. AND THIS AFTERNOON WE’RE GOING TO START TO SEE THOSE TEMPERATURES MODERATE A BIT. SO WE’RE LOOKING AT HIGHS MOSTLY IN THE LOW 70S. WHILE AREAS ALONG THE COAST UPPER 60S TO RIGHT AROUND 71. YOUR HIGH IN TITUSVILLE 72 IN MELBOURNE. SO TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE A LITTLE BIT CLOSER TO WHERE WE SHOULD BE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. LATER THIS AFTERNOON AND THIS MORNING YOU’LL NEED THAT JACKET BECAUSE THERE’S A LITTLE EXTRA BITE IN THE AIR, ALL THANKS TO THESE WINDS COMING OUT OF THE MOST OUT OF THE NORTH AT 5 TO 10MPH, SO NOWHERE NEAR AS GUSTY AS WHAT WE SAW YESTERDAY. HERE’S A LOOK AT OUR SATELLITE AND RADAR. YOU SEE THOSE LOW CLOUDS JUST HANGING AROUND OUR RADAR PORTION, SHOWING JUST A SPOT SPRINKLE IN BREVARD COUNTY THERE ALONG THE SPACE COAST. CAROL, A VERY STRAY SHOWER TODAY FOR AREAS EAST OF I-95, WHILE INLAND AREAS WILL REMAIN DRY. AND THAT’S MAINLY BECAUSE WE HAVE THAT ONSHORE WIND. THAT COMPONENT WILL BRING IN A COUPLE SHOWERS ALONG OUR COASTLINE LOCATIONS TODAY. IF YOU’RE HEADING OUT TO THE TRACK, IT’S GOING TO BE GREAT DAY TO DO SO. LOTS OF SUNSHINE BY THIS AFTERNOON. AGAIN, A BIT OF A CLOUDY START THIS MORNING, BUT WE’LL SEE MORE BREAKS OF SUN LATER TODAY. AND AS WE GO INTO HEAD LOOKING AHEAD FOR TOMORROW. HIGH PRESSURE IN CONTROL. THAT’S GOING TO BRING US ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL DAY AHEAD TOMORROW. AND THEN ON THURSDAY WE’RE WATCHING OUR NEXT FRONTAL BOUNDARY. THIS IS GOING TO BE BRINGING AN UPTICK IN RAIN SHOWERS LATE THURSDAY EVENING INTO EARLY FRIDAY MORNING. A 40% CHANCE OF RAIN ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, A 20% CHANCE FOR FRIDAY WEEKEND PLANNER. WE’RE NOT GOING TO SEE A SIGNIFICANT DROP OFF. BEHIND THAT FRONT. YOU CAN SEE A HIGH OF 78 SATURDAY 80 THE HIGH ON SUNDAY. SO AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR CENTRAL FLORIDA CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE SEVEN DAY FORECAST, WE ARE NOT GOING TO SEE A BIG BLAST OF WINTER AS WE WELCOME IN WINTER THIS UPCOMING WEEKEND. HIGHS AROUND THE UPPER 70S TO LOW 80S. HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR COASTLINE SPOTS. VERY MILD CONDITIONS. AGAIN, WE ARE LOOKING AT RAIN SHOWERS, THOUGH A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR RAIN TODAY. TOMORROW. HIGHER COVERAGE FOR THURSDAY MEAGHAN ANOTHER CHECK OF TRAFFIC THIS MORNING. I’M CONTINUING TO MONITOR A MAJOR CRASH IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. THIS IS IN SANFORD. IT’S RIGHT HERE AT LAKE MARY BOULEVARD. COUNTY ROAD 415, RIGHT WHERE IT MEETS BLUE ROCK DRIVE. THAT PURPLE IS INDICATING A COMPLETE ROAD BLOCK IN THIS AREA THAT’S IMPACTING THOSE NORTHBOUND LANES. WE DO KNOW, AGAIN, THIS IS A CRASH WITH SOME INJURIES REPORTED ABOUT 30 MINUTES AGO. SO WE HAVE A CREW ON THE WAY TO THE SCENE. NO INFORMATION OTHER THAN THAT THERE ARE SOME INJURIES. WE’LL BRING YOU THOSE LIVE PICTURES ONCE THAT CREW DOES ARRIVE. BUT FOR NOW, YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE TO AVOID THOSE NORTHBOUND LANES. THERE’S ALSO THERE WERE SOME LINGERING DELAYS HERE FOR SOME CONSTRUCTION HERE ALONG I-95 SOUTHBOUND NEAR THE PINEDA CAUSEWAY THAT HAS CLEARED FOR THAT MORNING DRIVE. SO NO LONGER AN ISSUE. A NICE SUNRISE THERE HEADING OUT THE DOOR IN THE VIERA AREA, BUT AGAIN, THIS CAM MENTIONED THOSE LOW CLOUDS MOVING THROUGH DOWNTOWN ORLANDO. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK HERE AT THIS STRETCH OF I-4 PASSING BY LAKE IVANHOE. YOU CAN SEE DEFINITELY THOSE LOWER CLOUDS, BUT AT LEAST ALONG I-4, NO CRASHES RIGHT NOW TO IMPACT THAT MORNING DRIVE. BUT TRAVEL TIMES BUILDING HERE FROM DELTONA TRAVELING WESTBOUND, YOU CAN SEE SAXON BOULEVARD TO LAKE MARY. RIGHT NOW WE’RE SITTING AT 26 MINUTES. IT IS 722 C

    Apopka suspect arrested after allegedly shooting man who gave him ride home

    Updated: 8:25 AM EST Dec 16, 2025

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    A suspect was arrested after he allegedly shot a man who had given him a ride home early Saturday morning, according to the Apopka Police Department. A witness told police she was in the front passenger seat of a black Nissan Altima with her suspect and the victim.She explained that the suspect, Cornelious Bass, and the victim had argued about how Bass would get home because he did not have a ride. >> Video above: Top headlines for Dec. 16 in Central FloridaThe victim agreed to give Bass a ride home. After arriving, the three sat in the car for a few minutes, during which the witness heard a loud pop and saw a bright flash from the vehicle’s rear seat.The victim fell out of the car onto the curb in front of Bass’ residence, according to the arrest report. The witness said Bass was casually walking toward the residence, entering the garage code and entering the house. She then assisted the victim and made eye contact with Bass, and described him as emotionless. The witness told police she believed Bass shot the victim intentionally.She said Bass may have become upset after seeing text messages from other men on her phone. Although they are not dating, the witness told police they have kissed in the past and that he still has feelings for her.The victim sustained a gunshot wound to the upper left portion of his back, resulting in a punctured lung, according to police. Apopka PD said Bass was arrested for attempted second-degree murder and aggravated battery.

    ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. —

    A suspect was arrested after he allegedly shot a man who had given him a ride home early Saturday morning, according to the Apopka Police Department.

    A witness told police she was in the front passenger seat of a black Nissan Altima with her suspect and the victim.

    She explained that the suspect, Cornelious Bass, and the victim had argued about how Bass would get home because he did not have a ride.

    >> Video above: Top headlines for Dec. 16 in Central Florida

    The victim agreed to give Bass a ride home. After arriving, the three sat in the car for a few minutes, during which the witness heard a loud pop and saw a bright flash from the vehicle’s rear seat.

    The victim fell out of the car onto the curb in front of Bass’ residence, according to the arrest report.

    The witness said Bass was casually walking toward the residence, entering the garage code and entering the house. She then assisted the victim and made eye contact with Bass, and described him as emotionless.

    The witness told police she believed Bass shot the victim intentionally.

    She said Bass may have become upset after seeing text messages from other men on her phone. Although they are not dating, the witness told police they have kissed in the past and that he still has feelings for her.

    The victim sustained a gunshot wound to the upper left portion of his back, resulting in a punctured lung, according to police.

    Apopka PD said Bass was arrested for attempted second-degree murder and aggravated battery.

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  • Man given plea deal in Orlando jogger attack failed to show for treatment, arrest warrant says

    Tyler Feight, the man who attacked a jogger in College Park and took a plea deal that allowed him to avoid a formal conviction, is back in jail. The plea deal put Feight on probation and requires him to undergo “psychosexual evaluation and treatment,” for which he failed to show, according to a Florida Department of Corrections arrest warrant. The Orange County Jail shows Feight was booked on Monday under new charges. What happened?According to court documents, 26-year-old Feight was arrested on April 10. Police say Feight attacked a woman jogging just after 4 a.m. as she passed a home on Northumberland Avenue.The victim reported that Feight tried to get on top of her, but he fled after she kicked and screamed.Original charges The incident led to Feight being charged with battery (one prior battery) and attempted sexual battery of a person over the age of 12.In November, Feight was offered the plea deal and was released for time already served.He was also ordered to have no contact with the victim and maintain a three-block distance from the location of the attack.While Orlando police arrested him for attempted sexual battery, State Attorney Monique Worrell said there was insufficient evidence to prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that he tried to sexually assault the jogger. Feight had been living with his grandparents, but his grandmother told police he had moved. She said she didn’t want him there because he was violent and his “current whereabouts is unknown.”

    Tyler Feight, the man who attacked a jogger in College Park and took a plea deal that allowed him to avoid a formal conviction, is back in jail.

    The plea deal put Feight on probation and requires him to undergo “psychosexual evaluation and treatment,” for which he failed to show, according to a Florida Department of Corrections arrest warrant.

    The Orange County Jail shows Feight was booked on Monday under new charges.

    What happened?

    According to court documents, 26-year-old Feight was arrested on April 10. Police say Feight attacked a woman jogging just after 4 a.m. as she passed a home on Northumberland Avenue.

    The victim reported that Feight tried to get on top of her, but he fled after she kicked and screamed.

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    Original charges

    The incident led to Feight being charged with battery (one prior battery) and attempted sexual battery of a person over the age of 12.

    In November, Feight was offered the plea deal and was released for time already served.

    He was also ordered to have no contact with the victim and maintain a three-block distance from the location of the attack.

    While Orlando police arrested him for attempted sexual battery, State Attorney Monique Worrell said there was insufficient evidence to prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt that he tried to sexually assault the jogger.

    Feight had been living with his grandparents, but his grandmother told police he had moved. She said she didn’t want him there because he was violent and his “current whereabouts is unknown.”

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  • Police/Fire: Minor crash attracts attention

    A group of public safety vehicles gathered with emergency lights flashing in the parking lot at Nichols Candies off Route 128 on Thursday night, raising questions on social media about what was happening. Authorities are saying the incident was related…

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  • Arrest log

    The following arrests were made recently by local police departments. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Massachusetts’ privacy law prevents police from releasing information involving domestic and sexual violence arrests with the goal to protect the alleged victims.

    BILLERICA

    • Michael Parker, 50, 67 Salem Road, Billerica; assault with dangerous weapon, intoxicated licensee carrying firearm.

    • Katherine Marie Main, 41, unknown address; fugitive from justice on court warrant.

    LOWELL

    • Brian Cooper, 29, 17 Yarmouth Drive, Nashua, N.H.; warrant (unlicensed operation of motor vehicle), operating motor vehicle without license.

    • Luis Oliveras, 65, 144 High St., Apt. 2, Lowell; operation under influence of alcohol.

    • Emily Rogers, 33, homeless; warrant (shoplifting), trespassing.

    • Kosall Deth, 44, 73 Fort Hill Ave., Apt. 2, Lowell; warrant (failure to stop/yield).

    • Kenneth Eng, 21, 27 Hastings St., Lowell; warrant (operation of motor vehicle with suspended license), failing to submit motor vehicle for inspection.

    • Kevin Sok, 32, 21 Main St., Dunstable; operating motor vehicle after license suspension, failing to submit motor vehicle for inspection.

    • Nicholas Powell, 36, 301 Old Marshall Road, Dracut; warrant (failure to appear for unlicensed operation of motor vehicle).

    • Daniel Ramos-Vallejo, 23, 35 Temple St., Apt. 19, Lowell; operating motor vehicle after license suspension, failing to submit motor vehicle for inspection.

    • Thomas McGrath, 34, homeless; shoplifting, trespassing after notice.

    • Mason Cruz, 30, 619 Gorham St., Apt. 2, Lowell; assault and battery on police officer, resisting arrest.

    • Mary Foley, 45, 93 Berkeley St., Billerica; breaking and entering motor vehicle, disturbing peace.

    • Teddy Buckley, 36, homeless; trespassing.

    • Betsy Bettencourt, 60, homeless; two counts of trespassing.

    • Peter Gichuhi, 44, homeless; public drinking.

    • Kristen Butler, 25, 205 Farrwood Drive, Haverhill; warrants (failure to appear for two counts of trespassing, and shoplifting by asportation), trespassing.

    • Bryant Dottin, 28, 18 Morton St., Lowell; warrants (failure to appear for unregistered motor vehicle, and suspended license).

    • Divine Morse, 25, 271 E. Eighth St., No. 410, Boston; warrant (uninsured motor vehicle).

    • J’Lohn Moro, 33, 590 Market St., Apt. 325, Lowell; shoplifting.

    • Khaisone Sinlong, 30, 189 Walker St., No. 5, Lowell; operating motor vehicle without license, failure to stop/stop sign, warrant (malicious damage to motor vehicle).

    • Michael Picardi, 38, homeless; warrant (possession of Class E drug).

    • Joshua Rivera, 37, 57 Mount Vernon St., Lowell; warrant (distribution of Class A drug), trafficking in 18 grams or more of cocaine.

    • Jeffrey Breitwieser, 38, homeless; assault on emergency medical technician or health care provider, trespassing.

    NASHUA, N.H.

    • Nathaniel Ciardelli, 32, no fixed address; criminal trespassing, theft by unauthorized taking ($0-$1,000).

    • Dagoberto Vasquez Bamaca, 20, 46 Ledge St., Nashua; simple assault.

    • Jack Pearson Smith, 20, 56 Furber Lane, Wolfeboro, N.H.; driving under influence.

    • Trisha Morin, 40, no fixed address; nonappearance in court.

    • Jorge Lewis Curet, 40, 92 Ledge St., Apt. 2, Nashua; stalking.

    • Marion Smith, 49, no fixed address; theft by unauthorized taking ($0-$1,000), nonappearance in court.

    • Cara Kulingoski, 48, no fixed address; warrant.

    • Darryl Hudson, 43, 7 Van Buren St., Nashua; out of town warrants.

    • Cameron Joseph Sousa, 21, 24 Gillis St., Nashua; nonappearances in court, suspension of vehicle registration, driving motor vehicle after license revocation/suspension, unregistered motor vehicle, operation of motor vehicle without valid license.

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