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Monday- Today I read about a man that is suspected of killing a 1-year-old child in Texas last year. He is now on the most wanted fugitives list. The man’s name is Simon Lopez, he is 26 years old. He is considered armed and extremely violent. He apparently strangled and beat his girlfriend’s son while babysitting her two children. The little boy was rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead because of blunt-force trauma to his chest. His ribs were broken, and he had severe bruising on his body. The little boys name was Jeremy Silva. He has previous arrests for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, theft, assault causing bodily injury and possession of marijuana. Authorities are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
In Monday’s morning blog I read about a kid named Derontae Mason that slept in homeless shelters and school playgrounds. Now Mason is heading to college with his sights set on becoming a pediatrician, thanks to the Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School in Takoma Park, Maryland, a Catholic college prep school for low-income teens. It really does not matter if your homeless to graduate from a school.
Monday-today I read about a police officer convicted last year for shooting dead a man that was unarmed on Oakland, California. He was freed from prison on a train platform early Monday morning said the Los Angeles Country Sherriff’s Department. Johannes Mehserle was convicted to two years but he got good conduct on every day for 365 days. Mehserle said that he was trying to draw and fire his Taser not his gun when he fatally wounded Oscar Grant a 22-year old man on New Year’s Day in 2009. Protest erupted after Mehserle was just sentence two years witch meant that he could be realized in seven months. They were at least 150 people were arrested during the protest.
On today’s news I read about a men who was found dead in a hotel room in Punta Gorda, Florida, on Sunday. This men was accused of placing a hidden camera in the women's’ bathroom of a Starbucks. According to preliminary investigations, foul play is not suspected. Eric Arthur Efaw, 44, of Riverview, Florida was arrested Wednesday after police identifified him as the owner of a camera discovered in the bathroom of a Starbucks Café in Brandon, Florida. The camera was found May 13 by a star bucks manager who removed it from under the sink of the unisex bathroom. Efaw was charged with misdemeanor voyeurism and released Thursday on $10,000 bond. He admitted to placing the camera in the restroom and said he had done six to seven times in the past two months. An investigation is under the cause of his death.
On today’s news I read about a men who was found dead in a hotel room in Punta Gorda, Florida, on Sunday. This men was accused of placing a hidden camera in the women's’ bathroom of a Starbucks. According to preliminary investigations, foul play is not suspected. Eric Arthur Efaw, 44, of Riverview, Florida was arrested Wednesday after police identifified him as the owner of a camera discovered in the bathroom of a Starbucks Café in Brandon, Florida. The camera was found May 13 by a star bucks manager who removed it from under the sink of the unisex bathroom. Efaw was charged with misdemeanor voyeurism and released Thursday on $10,000 bond. He admitted to placing the camera in the restroom and said he had done six to seven times in the past two months. An investigation is under the cause of his death.
Monday - Today I read about Former transit cop convicted in California subway shooting goes free. After last year shooting death of a n unnamed man on Oakland, be became free at 12:01 a.m. he was sentenced 2 years but California law gave him one day of good conduct credit for each of the 365 days he served behind bars. Grants mom called him a murder, she said that he had to be sentence 14 years. Mehserle told Perry he will go to prison if that will make his family safe.
Monday-today I read about how the jurors in the Casey Anthony capital murder trial heard more forensic testimony on Monday regarding the hair that was found in the trunk of her car and the body found of her two year old daughter. The skeletal remains were found in December 11, 2008. Caylee was last seen June 16, 2008, but her disappearance was not reported until July 15, 2008, after Anthony's mother demanded answers from her about the little girl's whereabouts. Saturday's testimony also included a crime scene investigator who collected a piece of Henkel brand duct tape from an area near where Caylee's skull was found. Last week, jurors saw graphic photos of Caylee's bones and heard testimony that they had been gnawed by animals as her body decomposed during as much as six months in the field.
Today ive learned from the reading that A bank guard was killed and three people wounded when a suicide bomber attacked a bank in Pakistans capital Islamabad
Tuesday- today I read about four people that were found dead. These four people had gun shot wounds when the cops found them dead. The four people were shot to death early on Saturday close to the North Carolina's Research Triangle Park. Deputies arrived at Park Offices Drive and North Carolina 54 to find two women in the front and one in the back of a four-door Honda Accord, said Lt. Stan Harris of the Durham County Sheriff's Office. A young man was found outside the car. Two 911 callers reported they heard shots, Harris said.
Tuesday- Today I read about police in an Indiana city were hoping the "America's Most Wanted" television program that aired Saturday night would bring tips that could help solve the disappearance of a college student. Bloomington Police Capt. Joe Qualters declined Saturday to discuss specifics, but told reporters evidence was still being gathered in Indiana University student Lauren Spierer's June 3 disappearance. Police are reviewing videotapes from local . Spierer, 20, was last seen leaving an apartment building a few blocks from her home about 4:30 a.m. Police have confirmed through security camera video that she returned from Kilroy's Sports Bar in Bloomington to her building at Smallwood Plaza briefly about 2:40 a.m. with someone, but they left about 10 minutes later. Police revealed Thursday that they now have additional video footage of Spierer and the other person "making their way" from Smallwood to the building where she was last seen.
Tuesday- Today I read about 21 bodies found outside of a Mexican town . Mexican authorities on Thursday are following leads on a grisly find from the night before 21 bodies, some with signs of torture strewn in five separate locations on the outskirts of Morelia, Mexico. Some of the bodies had signs of torture, and other bodies not any, Michoacan state attorney general's office spokesman Jonathan Arredondo told CNN. At least three bodies had bullet wounds and signs of strangulation, he said. The bodies were found just outside several exits to the central Mexican city. Authorities found three piles of five victims each, and two piles with three victims each, Arredondo said. There were notes found at each location, but authorities did not immediately reveal what they said or if any group claimed responsibility.
In today’s news , a 22 year old man was shot and wounded Monday night in Emerald Hills. It was said that officers were called to the home on Old Memory Lane off Luber Street about 11:45 pm. The victim was said that he was in the garage when someone fired several shots under the partially opened garage door where suddenly the man was struck in the heel. No description of the shooter or further details were released.
In today’s news, a 23-year-old woman died at a hospital Thursday following a fiery crash at El Camino Real and Levante Street in the La Costa area, Carlsbad. Witnesses said that the woman was driving around 2 something when she attempted to pass several stopped vehicles using the bike lane on the right. The vehicle traveled from the bike path onto the sidewalk and continued to pass vehicles. At the intersection with Levante Street, the car glanced off a light pole on the northwest corner and collided with another light pole on the southwest corner. The woman was ejected from the car and it then burst into flames. Though the woman was treated at the scene by paramedics and taken by medical helicopter to Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, where she died. Her name has not yet been released.
In today’s news I was reading about Freeway lanes that are shut down on westbound Interstate 8 to northbound Interstate 5 because of a four-vehicle pileup where part of one vehicle reportedly is hanging off the overpass. The crashes were reported about 12:25 p.m. as Witnesses said a black Ford F250 pickup swerved and struck a black sedan, which then hit the center divider, according to the California Highway Patrol website. Two other vehicles were said to be involved and one vehicle was described as overhanging the freeway.
Tuesday-today I read about president Obama is going to Puerto Rico today to spend about five hours there on a trip aimed as much at Puerto Ricans on the mainland as those on the island. He is heading over there because roughly 4 million residents on the U.S Caribbean territory are American citizens and can not vote for president while in the U.S there is about 5 million Puerto Ricans living in the 50 states that have full voting right and Obama needs strong support in 2012 from what traditionally has been a largely Democratic constituency. Obama will make a brief speech when he arrives at Muniz Air National Guard Base.
In Tuesday’s morning blog I read about A trio of Democratic U.S. senators called for tougher firearms laws and regulations after releasing a report that showed a large number of weapons used by Mexico drug gangs originate north of the border. I bet the Mexico gangs that got caught for these things didn’t predict that this was going to happen. The Mexico cartel integrated with the gangs in Mexico for money and to be stronger. Now the Mexico police impose these bad people and caught their weapons.
Wednesday today I read about After prosecutors rested their case in Casey Anthony's capital murder trial Wednesday, her defense asked for a judgment of acquittal. And prosecutors have not disproved that Caylee's death could have been accidental and was covered up. Prosecutors allege that Anthony, 25, killed her daughter by knocking her out with chloroform and putting duct tape over her nose and mouth. Perry released the jurors until 9 a.m. Thursday, saying both sides have some "legal matters" that need to be dealt with outside their presence. Cindy Anthony testified Tuesday that duct tape was also in the home, stored in the garage, but she could not recall making a previous statement that duct tape was used at a command center after Caylee went missing.
Wednesday- Today I read about case were twenty-six people have been arrested for possession and trading of images of child sexual assault using the internet. The arrests came after a five-month investigation. Of the 26 defendants, 17 have been indicted in New York State Supreme Court and eight have been arraigned in Criminal Court in Manhattan, he said. Arrests began several months ago and all cases are all eligible for the sex offender registry. The defendants range from age 18 to 63, and include a Harvard educated lawyer, according to Vance. Court papers show several of the defendants who viewed graphic images came in direct contact with children by nature of their professions, including a substitute teacher and piano tutor, an employee of a children's themed restaurant and an employee of a children's shoe store.
Wednesday-today I read about security screeners at Newark Liberty International Airport singled out Mexican and Dominican passengers for nearly two years, according to a federal report obtained by The Star-Ledger newspaper. While the actions referenced in the report were based on intelligence reports regarding false documentation, criminal or illegal activity and the possible impact on transportation security, TSA's policies were overstepped," spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein said. "The report said Mexican and Dominican passengers were singled out for scrutiny of their travel documents as an easy way to drive up the number of referrals by Newark's (behavior detection officer) unit so that it would appear productive," the newspaper said.
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Today I read about A suspected U.S. drone strike in Pakistan's tribal region killed 10 suspected militants on Wednesday, two intelligence officials told CNN. The suspected drone fired four missiles on two militants' hideouts in the area of Wana in South Waziristan, one of the seven districts of Pakistan's volatile tribal region bordering Afghanistan. The intelligence officials asked not to be named because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
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Today I read about Greek anti-government protests turned violent Wednesday, as protesters threw petrol bombs at the Ministry of Finance and police fired tear gas at protesters, police said. Tens of thousands of protesters had vowed to form a human shield around the Greek Parliament to prevent lawmakers from debating new austerity measures Wednesday afternoon. "This is a joke. It is all a joke," protester Christos Miliadakis, 35, said of the government plans.
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Today I read about A robot explorer has revealed ancient markings inside a secret chamber at Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza. The markings, which have lain unseen for 4,500 years, were filmed using a bendy camera small enough to fit through a hole in a stone door at the end of a narrow tunnel. The markings take the form of hieroglyphic symbols in red paint as well as lines in the stone that may have been made by masons when the chamber was being built.
Wednesday- today I read about a guy that got murdered. He was killed in a shooting. The shooting that this guy was killed in took place in Norfolk, Virginia. The guy that was killed in this shooting was the nephew of a congressman. The nephew’s roommate was also (critically wounded) injured in the shooting that took place on Friday in some apartment that is located close to the Old Dominion University. The shooting happened weeks after the nephew, Christopher Cummings, tried to chase down a would-be robber in May.
On Today’s news I read about Jorge Hank Rhon, the former Tijuana mayor who was ordered released from prison Tuesday because of lack of evidence on illegal weapons allegations, was immediately detained by the state authorities. Although the authorities are holding him for questions in relation to two killings allegedly committed with weapons found in his mansion. Hank was arrested June 4 with 10 others in the northwestern border of Tijuana on suspicion of illegal weapons possession. A judge ordered his release for lack of evidence in the federal case, but state authorities started their investigation into Hank Rhon immediately after he was released. Officials had found 88 guns, a gas grenade and ammunition at home owned by Hank. Hank Rhon is the owner of a soccer team and a chain of casinos, and was the mayor of Tijuana between 2004 and 2007.
Wed. – Today in the cnn world news I read about Cuba has published the diary that Ernesto Guevara kept during the armed struggle he waged alongside Fidel Castro from the Sierra Maestra mountains. Well what Guviera is trying to say is that he wants to teach his way of life. He wants to show his self out there for people can tag along for a new future. People said Guviera had his noot book hand written. They even said that there were some noot books missing, they still don’t noe were there at. In 1963 she had published an episodes of Cuban revolution war. Other story he had was about a memory of a 23- year old medical student that was on a road trip. Gutiera was born in Argentina in the year 1928and meet Castro in 1955 in Mexico city where he was plotting his return to Cuba to overthrow Fulgencio Batista.
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Today I read about the former Tijuana mayor freed. Jorge Hank Rhon, the former Tijuana mayor was order released from prison. Hank was released from prison on Tuesday of lack of evidence on illegal weapons allegations. A judge on Tuesday ordered his release for lack of evidence in the federal case. But state authorities started their investigation into Hank Rhon after he was released. Officials said they found 88 guns, a gas grenade and ammunition at Hank Rhon home.
In today's news , a man was burned in a fire late Monday afternoon that destroyed a mobile home, but firefighters were able to save a house on the property and two neighboring houses.The blaze began about 4:40 p.m. at the property on Walnut Drive near Sycamore Drive. Where as the man, who was waiting outside the mobile home when firefighters arrived, suffered serious burns and was taken to the burn unit at UCSD Medical Center. The blaze scorched the deck of the house and one car in the yard and two other cars were not damaged. The flames came close to two nearby houses, but neither was damaged. But the origin and cause of the fire are being investigated.
In today news, a bicyclist was hit by a car and then robbed in Kearny Mesa Monday morning. The 40 year old man was at Aero Drive and Kearny Villa Road about 10 a.m. when he got into an argument with some people in a black two-door Honda Civic. It was said that the car then hit the bicyclist and he fell. The occupants of the car then got out and fought with the man and stole a box of shoes from him and drove off. There were two men and a woman in the car but one of the men was described as black and in his 20s, about 6 feet tall and thin. The second was said to be Hispanic, also in his 20s and thin and about 5 feet 7 inches tall. The woman was described only as Hispanic. All three were said to be wearing nursing-type uniforms to be on the look out .
Today I read about a Pennsylvania woman, jailed after a photo surfaced of her 2-year-old daughter duct taped to a chair, has been granted bail. Ferguson was arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of a child, unlawful restraint and false imprisonment on February 16 after showing police a photo of her child bound to a plastic chair with duct tape. She revealed the photo as part of her claim that someone had stolen her identity. She posted 10% of $25,000 bail on Tuesday and is required to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet, according to a Common Pleas Court spokes woma Ferguson is due back in court on Monday for a preliminary hearing, court officials said.
Thursday- today I read about a guy that is facing murder chargers. The son of the acting prime minister of Papua New Guinea faces murder charges after a waitress was found dead with her throat slit at the leader's home, authorities said Thursday. The acting leader notified authorities when a guard discovered the body at his home Monday, police said. The man in his 20s is the only suspect in the killing of the woman, whose body was found next to a long kitchen knife, according to police. Opposition members urged the acting prime minister to resign to avoid interfering in the case.
Thursday-today I read about Ayman al-Zawahiri has become the leader of Al Qaeda. He got to be know because of an uprising in Egypt and then he became one of the most wanted terrorist. The U.S has offered $25 million for information leading to al-Zawahiri. An Islamic fundamentalist, al-Zawahiri joined the outlawed Egyptian Islamic Jihad group as a teenager, being jailed twice for helping plot assassinations of two Egyptian leaders. Born on June 19, 1951, al-Zawahiri grew up in an upper-class neighborhood in Cairo, the son of a prominent physician and grandson of renowned scholars. As a 16-year-old medical student in the 1960s, al-Zawahiri became involved in the Islamic fundamentalist movement rolling through Egypt. Authorities arrested and charged him with being part of a Muslim Brotherhood plot to overthrow President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
Thursday-Today I read about battling wildfire in Arizona. Their expecting higher winds as they battle a raging blaze that started last month in eastern Arizona, devouring hundreds of thousands of acres before spilling into New Mexico. It had burned 478,452 acres , according to officials is the largest fire ever in Arizona. Her husband, Tom Hollender, recalled grabbing clothing, photos, legal documents and computer hard drives when he had to leave their home June 2. Their only real loss was spoiled food in a freezer and refrigerator that were without power for about a week. Conditions around Greer, Arizona, also continued to improve, with power restored to the area, Coil said. But it is unclear when residents might be allowed home. The evacuated residents of Alpine are also waiting to hear when they can go home.
Thursday- Today I read about a man accused of placing a hidden camera in the unisex bathroom of a Starbucks was found dead in a hotel room in Punta Gorda, Florida, on Sunday. Eric, of Riverview, Florida, was arrested Wednesday after police identified him as the store owner of a camera discovered in the bathroom of Starbucks. The device was originally found May 31 by a Starbucks manager who removed it from under the sink of the unisex bathroom. The device and traced it to by getting images of his license plate after he left the camera on as he walked to his car. He was charged with misdemeanor voyeurism and released Thursday on $10,000 bond. He admitted to placing the camera in the restroom and said he had done so six to seven times in the past two months. An investigation is under way into the cause of his death.
Friday- Today I read about police in Bloomington, Indiana, released a photograph Wednesday of college student Lauren Spierer on the night of her disappearance as well as images of a white pickup seen in the area. The still image of the white Chevrolet truck was taken from a video captured by a private security camera. He described the truck as a four-door short bed with writing or a logo on the doors and possibly the rear panel. Qualters said at a Wednesday news conference that the truck did not necessarily belong to a suspect but police were hopeful it might belong to someone who could help shed light on the case. Qualters said the truck was significant because it twice was in "very close proximity" to the area where Spierer was last seen. He also showed an image of Spierer wearing a white shirt and black leggings that was taken at her apartment complex before she left home. Spierer, a Indiana University student, disappeared some time after 3 a.m. June 3 after going out with friends to Kilroy's Sports Bar in Bloomington, police said. Surveillance camera footage from around 2:30 a.m. showed her and a male student, Corey Rossman, returning to her apartment building, Smallwood Plaza.
In Thursday’s morning blog I read about a Defense lawyers say they want to question a convicted felon who served prison time for kidnapping, claiming in court documents he is linked to Anthony's father through cell phone records. This kidnapper didn’t predict that he was going to do prison crime for kidnapping so next time he should of thought twice what he was facing too.
Friday-today I read about parents lavish time and money to immerse their little ones in the magic of childhood, another name has stolen the show Casey. The drama sucked in Trevor Ball this week as he waited for his wife's BMW to be serviced. He fired off a Casey update to her by text the prosecution rests. The true-crime spectacle often threatens to obscure a sad truth a little girl named Caylee never got to grow up. And a teenager with a wild streak had a baby too soon. He drove one day by Jay Blanchard Park in Orlando and saw the dive teams searching for Caylee. He posted an entry on his blog and started to gain a following, including Stan Strickland, the original judge in the case.
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