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Stolen bulldogs lead to shocking discovery: A drug trafficking ring

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

HANLEY HILLS, Mo. - Two suspects are facing charges after stealing two French bulldogs from a north St. Louis County woman, along with her safe. It wasn't until police recently completed a STING operation that they uncovered the two were connected with a larger criminal enterprise. Brianna Garcia lives in Hanley Hills and operates a barbershop close to her home. On Oct. 14, she came home and noticed her two French bulldogs were missing. "I look to my side and see my dogs are gone out the cage," said Garcia. Garcia says the two suspects, ages 20 and 23, were long-time clients at her barbershop. The incident has made her feel betrayed by those she trusted. Brittish Williams – From ‘Basketball Wives’ to guilty plea "My dogs are like my family," said Garcia. "That's my real deal. Family, my kids, they took that away from me."After that, police went undercover and set up a sting operation to recover the dogs. "We posed as prospective buyers for the dogs," said Major Ron Martin with the...

Denver temps soar to record high on Friday

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

Denver saw a record-high temperature of 86 degrees on Friday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.Weather sensors at Denver International Airport logged a temperature of 86 degrees for almost an hour on Friday starting at 2:50 p.m., said Zach Hiris, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Boulder office.Related ArticlesColorado News | A Colorado river guide is on a quest to set a new women’s record for rowing from California to Hawaii Colorado News | Denver weather: First freeze warning of season issued for metro area Colorado News | Colorado weather: First big mountain snow could bring double-digit accumulation Thursday night Colorado News | Colorado snow totals for Oct. 12, 2023 Colorado News | Colorado weather: First big mountain snow, Denver’s first freeze expected as cold front blows in The previous record high was 83 degrees set on Oct. 20, 1950.Temperatures ...

Without Greg Dulcich, Broncos TE group must find ways besides catching passes to continue making an impact

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

Sean Payton had big plans for second-year tight end Greg Dulcich this fall.The Broncos head coach talked in the offseason about the “vision” to use Dulcich, a 2022 third-round pick, as a versatile offensive weapon. One capable of stretching opposing defenses vertically and making big plays in the passing game.Dulcich, particularly after Denver waived Albert Okwuegbunam at the roster cutdown deadline in August, had a different skill set than Denver’s other tight ends.It’s showed over the course of missing most of the season due to recurring hamstring injuries.Dulcich caught two passes in the season opener against Las Vegas before hurting his hamstring, missed four games and then returned to play 11 snaps against Kansas City last week before reinjuring the muscle.The route he came up limping on, a deep over, is exactly the kind of production Denver simply doesn’t get from the trio of Adam Trautman, Chris Manhertz and Nate Adkins.“Obviously, Greg brings an aspect of speed and stretchin...

San Bernardino City Council meeting derailed by racist slurs from caller

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

Shock and confusion unfolded during San Bernardino's City Council meeting Wednesday night when a woman addressing the council was subjected to racist slurs by a remote caller.It appeared to be a typical meeting, with people voicing their opinions on an agenda item. Several individuals, including Amy Malone, expressed their disapproval of the city's new manager, Charles Montoya, being voted in following allegations of misconduct in his previous positions."I have nothing against this man; I wish he'd get a second chance somewhere else," Malone said. "Obviously, when you look at his track record, you would not hire him for your own personal business."However, the situation quickly took a turn when Malone was interrupted by what seemed to be at least two men hurling racist insults on a Zoom microphone."Somebody shut this **** up. Go home, you… b***. Go back to Africa if you don't like it," the voices could be heard saying."It took me aback; I was angry, I was scared. I didn't know if I ...

Orange County school board rejects transgender notification proposal

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

The Capistrano Unified School District, Orange County's largest, has rejected a parental notification policy that critics say could have led to students being "outed" as transgender to their families.Unlike those enacted by Orange, Chino Valley, Murrieta Valley, Temecula Valley, Placentia Yorba-Linda and other districts, Capistrano's proposal did not specifically mention gender identity.Instead, it would have required schools to notify families if a student was "exhibiting symptoms of depression, anxiety, a dramatic shift in academic performance, social withdrawal or other significant changes affecting a student’s well-being."When pressed on the issue during Wednesday night’s school board meeting, Trustee Lisa Davis, who proposed the policy, acknowledged that it could be applied to gender identity, the Orange County Register reported. Chino Valley school board enacts transgender notification policy “I ask for your vote to make it clear to parents and guardians that we see them as ...

Andrew Risso Fatally Injured in Motorcycle Collision on Highway 58 [Bakersfield, CA]

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

68-Year-Old Rider Pronounced Dead after Motorcycle Crash near Cache CreekBAKERSFIELD, CA (October 20, 2023) – Wednesday night, Andrew Risso lost his life in a motorcycle accident on Highway 58. At approximately 11:15 p.m., police officers arrived near Cache Creek.The circumstances surrounding the incident are currently under investigation, but it appears that Risso veered off the road and was unable to maintain control in that particular area.Due to the severity of his injuries, paramedics pronounced 68-year-old Risso deceased on scene.Emergency response teams temporarily closed off the surrounding vicinity to facilitate cleanup and preliminary tasks. Additional information will be provided once it becomes available.The team at Sweet James would like to offer their sincere sympathies to the family and friends of the deceased rider. Thoughts are with them during this very difficult time.Reach out to Sweet James today and let them help you win your motorcycle accident case. They...

Anjali Roshni Nand Dies in Multi-Car Collision on Highway 680 [Fremont, CA]

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

23-Year-Old Victim Pronounced Dead after Multi-Vehicle Accident near Auto Mall ParkwayFREMONT, CA (October 20, 2023) – Anjali Roshni Nand lost her life early Saturday morning in a multi-car accident on Highway 680.Officers arrived at the scene near Auto Mall Parkway around 1:15 a.m. The events leading to the accident remain unclear. However, reports suggest that the collision involved three vehicles.Furthermore, one of the vehicles flipped over and burst into flames. Medical personnel arrived and declared the 23-year-old occupant, Nand from Santa Rosa, deceased at the scene.For a short period, emergency teams closed off the vicinity for cleanup and initial procedures. As soon as additional information becomes available, it will be shared with the public.The team at Sweet James sends out their heartfelt sympathies to the friends and family of Anjali Roshni Nand. May you find comfort and strength during this devastating time.It is important to have strong legal representation on...

Texas city settles lawsuit over harassment of ‘Biden Bus’ in 2020

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

By Andy Rose | CNNThe city of San Marcos, Texas, settled a lawsuit this week filed by four supporters of Joe Biden who said local police failed to protect them from harassment in 2020 as they rode in a Biden campaign bus.“The intimidation we experienced on the highway that day and the threat to our safety, simply for engaging in the political process and supporting the candidate of our choosing, should never happen in this country,” said former Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis, one of the plaintiffs.Video footage that Davis provided to CNN showed vehicles with Trump flags surrounding their bus, cutting in front of it and abruptly braking as the vehicle was traveling from San Antonio to Austin on Interstate 35. There have been no criminal charges in the incident. Davis and co-plaintiffs Eric Cervini, David Gins and Timothy Holloway alleged that police failed to live up to their responsibilities under a federal law called the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871.Under the settlement, whose terms were...

Oakland man allegedly made $20 fentanyl deal in San Francisco. The next day he had a tracking device on his car

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

OAKLAND — On Aug. 1, an undercover cop allegedly purchased 1.8 grams of fentanyl from 25-year-old Marcos Carcamo in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood.The very next day, police obtained a search warrant and stuck it to Carcamo’s Chevrolet Cruze. What the data showed, according to prosecutors, were the movements of a fentanyl dealer who was later busted with six pound of various drugs and more than $58,000 in cash.Carcamo, an Oakland resident, is now in Santa Rita Jail facing federal drug distribution charges. He was arrested Oct. 10 and remains in custody while the charges are pending.The case against him might have started with a small-scale drug deal, but the GPS data showed Carcamo was making trips to the Tenderloin from Oakland “almost every evening,” a federal investigator said in court papers. He later reportedly told authorities he had been selling drugs there for eight months and made $1,000 per week, according to the criminal complaint.Car...

Letters: Distorting toll | Biden’s focus | U.S. funds | Democratic supporters | Humanity crisis

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 21:30:47 GMT

Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor.Headline distorts tollby South Bay policeRe: “Losing control” (Page A1, Oct. 8).The headline “Losing control” regarding police handling of people suffering a mental health crisis along with the other sub-headlines were very misleading.While every death is a tragedy, in a city of a million people such as San Jose I think that having around a hundred deaths over the course of eight years isn’t something to smear police about.It also seems lost that people with mental health issues are much more likely to commit crimes due to lack of control or reasoning, hence calling them mentally ill, so of course police will encounter them more. It is the police’s job to protect law-abiding people from others regardless of their condition.Max RitterLivermoreU.S. problems shouldhave Biden’s attentionPresident Joe Biden announced that he will support Israel and send them resources...