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Jewelry Sale Arranged on OfferUp Leads to Gunfire in Chula Vista Costco Parking Lot
A jewelry sale arrangement made by two OfferUp app users led to gunshots Tuesday night in the parking lot of a Chula Vista Costco.
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Elderly Woman Dragged in Violent Purse Snatching at Alameda Shopping Mall
Police believe a suspect who attacked an elderly woman Wednesday evening at an Alameda shopping mall, stealing her purse and house keys, may have later tried to break into her home in Oakland.
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Family of Man Who Died After Being Arrested Files Civil Rights Claim
The family of a 20-year-old man who died in June after he was arrested in Fremont and taken to the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin filed a civil rights claim on Monday against Fremont police and the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office.
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San Diego Police Warn Commuters: Be Responsible While Using Rideshares
San Diego Police and rideshare drivers are warning people to pay attention while using rideshare apps.
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California's Court Eases Secrecy on Police Officer Records
The California Supreme Court on Monday expanded rules for telling suspects that they’ve been arrested by a police officer who has previously been accused of taking bribes, tampering with evidence or witnesses, lying or using excessive force.
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Altercation Between Employee, Transient Highlights Frustrations Over Homeless Crisis
An altercation between a restaurant employee and a transient man on a Pacific Beach sidewalk is shining a light on interactions between homeless and the public, and how police respond when called.
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Store Owner Fights Back, 4 Arrested in Attempted Jewelry Heist in Santa Monica
Four suspects — three of them juveniles — have been arrested after a jewelry heist at a shop in Santa Monica called Heist Jewelry.
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Free Carnival Brings Oakland Community Together
In an effort to build a sense of community, Oakland police teamed up with NFL stars Marshawn Lynch and Marcus Peters to bring a free carnival to dozens of Oakland children Tuesday.
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Man Accused of Stealing WWII Dog Tags From National Archives
A Virginia National Guard sergeant is accused of stealing World War II-era dog tags from the National Archives and Records Administration in Maryland, at least the second theft case involving the research facility.
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Man Accused of Stealing WWII Dog Tags From National Archives
A Virginia National Guard sergeant is accused of stealing World War II-era dog tags from the National Archives and Records Administration in Maryland, at least the second theft case involving the research facility.
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Man Killed By Off-Duty Officer at Costco Was Mentally Disabled, Cousin Says
An off-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer opened fire Friday night inside a Southern California Costco, killing a man who authorities say had attacked him and wounding two others, the Corona Police Department said. The slain man’s family says he was mentally disabled....
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Feds Want Maryland Man Accused of Terror Plot to Stay in Jail
A judge will decide this week whether a U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant accused of plotting terror will stay in jail. Scott MacFarlane reports the Justice Department wants the suspect to remain in custody.
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Coast Guard Lieutenant Accused of Threats Detained
A judge agreed with prosecutors and ruled a Coast Guard lieutenant accused of threats should remain detained. Chris Gordon reports prosecutors must come up with charges other than possession of guns and drugs within 14 days.
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Lion Killed Intern at Zoo When Gate Was Blocked: Witness
A witness told authorities a gate blocked by a ball at a North Carolina animal preserve allowed a lion to reach three people at the start of a fatal attack, biting one intern’s ankle and pulling her into the enclosure, according to a medical examiner’s report. A Caswell County sheriff’s lieutenant advised that animal trainer Ashley Watts reported separating the...
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Joaquin ‘El Chapo' Guzman Found Guilty on All Counts, Faces Life in Prison
The notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman has been found guilty on all counts in an international drug distribution trial in New York.
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Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg Exploring 2020 Presidential Bid
Democrat Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, says he’s forming an exploratory committee for a 2020 presidential bid. “The reality is there’s no going back, and there’s no such thing as ‘again’ in the real world. We can’t look for greatness in the past,” Buttigieg says in a video that includes before-and-after footage of South Bend, a...
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‘I Thought He Was Dead': Man Who Vanished on Hike With Son Turns Up in Downtown LA
A man who disappeared Sunday on a hike with his son in the mountains north of Los Angeles, setting off a search in the wilderness, turned up in downtown LA Monday morning.
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Santa Clara Co. Sheriff's Lieutenant Arrested in Las Vegas for Alleged Workers' Comp Fraud
A Santa Clara County sheriff’s lieutenant was arrested on Wednesday in Las Vegas for allegedly faking the extent of an injury and receiving workers’ compensation.
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CHP Hayward Remembers Officer Killed in Line of Duty
It’s a bittersweet Christmas Eve for Hayward’s California Highway Patrol office as officers remember a colleague killed exactly one year ago in the line of duty.
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6 Dead, Including 4 Children, in Indiana House Fire
Six people, including four children, are dead after a house fire in Logansport, Indiana, early Wednesday.