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Staten Island mother and son extradited to New Jersey in fatal Garden State Parkway street-racing crash

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NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – A Staten Island mother and her son have been returned to New Jersey to face charges stemming from a deadly street-racing crash on the Garden State Parkway that killed one passenger and seriously injured another.

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Authorities say the June 29 crash happened when 20-year-old Alvi Limani, driving a BMW X3, was racing alongside a BMW M5 driven by 23-year-old Jeter Ogando. Limani’s vehicle struck two other cars, ejecting two passengers. One of them, 20-year-old Albion Hysenaj, died from his injuries. Another 21-year-old passenger was hospitalized in serious condition.

Investigators allege Limani fled the crash scene on foot with another passenger, 19-year-old Emily Harrington, who now faces charges of hindering, obstruction, and conspiracy to endanger another. Ogando has been charged with vehicular homicide, endangering another, and assault by auto.

Prosecutors say Limani and his mother, 42-year-old Vilma Vneshta, flew to Miami after the crash in an attempt to leave the country. Both were arrested in Florida on July 17 and extradited to New Jersey this week.

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Key Points

  • Fatal June 29 Garden State Parkway street race left one dead and one seriously injured
  • Driver Alvi Limani and mother Vilma Vneshta arrested in Florida while allegedly trying to flee
  • Multiple suspects charged, including another driver and a passenger accused of hindering
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Two wounded in Annapolis shooting on Newtowne Road

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ANNAPOLIS, MD – Thursday morning gunfire in Annapolis left two people hospitalized after shots rang out on Newtowne Road.

At about 9:45 a.m., officers responded to the 700 block of Newtowne Road for reports of a shooting. They found two adult victims with injuries consistent with gunshot wounds. Both were transported to a local hospital for treatment.

Detectives are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. No suspect information has been released, and the investigation remains ongoing.

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Key Points

  • Shooting reported at 9:45 a.m. Thursday on Newtowne Road in Annapolis
  • Two adults hospitalized with gunshot wounds
  • Investigation ongoing with no suspects identified yet
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Woman sought after early morning subway assault in Queens

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QUEENS, NY – In the early hours of Wednesday morning, a man was attacked with a cellphone inside a Queens subway station before the suspect fled onto a train.

At about 3:05 a.m., a 28-year-old man was on the mezzanine level of the Queens Boulevard and Woodhaven Boulevard subway station when an unidentified woman struck him in the face with a cellphone. The suspect then ran toward the Jamaica-bound “E” train and left the station.

The victim declined medical treatment at the scene.

Police describe the woman as approximately 25 years old, with a medium complexion, slim build, short black hair, and last seen wearing a short black dress and black shoes. The search for the suspect is ongoing.

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Key Points

  • Man struck in the face with cellphone inside Queens subway station at 3:05 a.m. Wednesday
  • Suspect fled toward Jamaica-bound “E” train after assault
  • Victim refused medical attention and investigation is ongoing
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Man charged in fatal Yonkers sidewalk shooting

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YONKERS, NY – Just after midnight on Monday, a sidewalk argument in Yonkers turned deadly when a 41-year-old man was shot in the chest.

Police were called to the area of 30 Cliff Street at around 12:30 a.m., where they found James Hardy, of Yonkers, suffering from a gunshot wound. Officers provided emergency care before Hardy was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he later died.

Investigators determined the shooting was the result of a dispute between Hardy and the suspect, who allegedly fired a single round before fleeing the scene. Detectives from the Major Case Squad and Crime Scene Unit identified the gunman as 28-year-old Xavier Palmer, also of Yonkers.

Palmer was taken into custody later in the day by detectives and the department’s Emergency Service Unit. He is charged with second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, both felonies.

The case remains under investigation as authorities work to gather additional evidence.

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Key Points

  • James Hardy, 41, fatally shot during a sidewalk dispute in Yonkers early Monday
  • Suspect Xavier Palmer, 28, arrested within 12 hours of the shooting
  • Palmer charged with second-degree murder and weapons possession
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Woman found shot dead inside Germantown home

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PHILADELPHIA, PA – As the sun was setting on Monday evening, a woman was found inside a Germantown residence with a fatal gunshot wound.

Officers responded to the 6300 block of Germantown Avenue in the city’s 14th District, where an adult female was discovered suffering from a single gunshot injury. Medics pronounced her dead at the scene at 6:45 p.m.

The area was secured by police, and investigators with the Homicide Unit began canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses and evidence. No suspects have been identified, no arrests have been made, and the firearm used in the killing has not been recovered.

Detectives are working to determine the circumstances that led to the shooting. The investigation remains ongoing.

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Key Points

  • Woman found shot inside a home on the 6300 block of Germantown Avenue
  • Pronounced dead at 6:45 p.m. Monday by medics
  • No arrests or weapon recovered as homicide investigation continues
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Chicago CBP officers seize 72 pounds of hashish, ecstasy, cocaine, and ketamine from couple heading to Brazil

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CHICAGO, IL – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at O’Hare International Airport detained two U.S. citizens on July 24 after discovering more than 70 pounds of narcotics in their checked and carry-on luggage while they attempted to board a flight to Brazil.

The couple, arriving from Los Angeles and en route to São Paulo, were selected for a routine outbound enforcement exam by CBP’s Passenger Enforcement Rover Team. Upon inspecting their checked baggage, officers found multiple heavy vacuum-sealed packages wrapped in white t-shirts.

One suitcase belonging to the female traveler contained a vacuum-sealed brick of brownish tar-like material, which field-tested positive for marijuana hashish. In total, her bag held 37 pounds of the illegal substance. Initially, she claimed she packed only her carry-on luggage and denied knowing the contents of the checked bag.

The male traveler admitted to packing both suitcases and was found in possession of multiple substances. Officers found 35 pounds of hashish in his checked bags, and in his carry-on, 28 grams of marijuana, 1.42 grams of ecstasy, 0.9 grams of ketamine, and 0.8 grams of cocaine.

All drugs were seized by CBP officers. The narcotics were concealed in vacuum-sealed packages, a method agents say is commonly used by traffickers attempting to evade detection. Both individuals were detained and are facing criminal charges.

“These individuals believed they were going to easily slip by CBP’s watchful eye – they were wrong,” said LaFonda D. Sutton-Burke, Director of Field Operations for the Chicago Field Office.

The bust is part of CBP’s ongoing efforts to intercept outbound drug trafficking at major international gateways.

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Key Points

  • Two U.S. citizens were detained at O’Hare Airport attempting to smuggle over 70 pounds of drugs to Brazil
  • Officers discovered hashish, cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine, and marijuana in their luggage
  • The narcotics were hidden in vacuum-sealed bags and wrapped in t-shirts inside checked baggage
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Thirteen arrested in Roxbury human trafficking and vice operation

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BOSTON, MA – A joint enforcement operation targeting human trafficking and related crimes in Roxbury on Monday led to the arrest of 13 individuals on a range of charges, Boston police announced.

The August 11 initiative focused on the area of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard, as well as Allerton and Pompeii streets, and was carried out by the Boston Police Department’s Human Trafficking Unit in partnership with the Massachusetts State Police Special Services Section, FBI Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force, and officers from District B-2.

Officials said the operation aimed to combat sexual exploitation, disrupt victim recruitment, and address associated property crime and quality-of-life concerns.

Those arrested face charges including sexual conduct for a fee, possession of a Class B substance, resisting arrest, and multiple outstanding warrants. The suspects, ranging in age from 26 to 49, are from communities across Massachusetts, including Boston, Brockton, Everett, Marshfield, Stoughton, Winchendon, Melrose, and more.

All are expected to be arraigned in Roxbury District Court.

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Key Points

  • 13 people arrested during a human trafficking enforcement operation in Roxbury
  • Charges include sexual conduct for a fee, drug possession, and outstanding warrants
  • Operation involved Boston police, state police, and FBI task force partners
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Police seek suspect in Bronx robbery that left senior injured

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BRONX, NY – A 68-year-old man was punched and robbed in broad daylight Saturday afternoon at a Bronx intersection, and police are now asking for the public’s help to find the suspect.

Investigators say the incident happened around 3 p.m. at Briggs Avenue and East Mosholu Parkway South in the 52nd Precinct. An unidentified individual approached the victim, forcibly took his cell phone, and struck him in the face, causing pain and swelling.

The suspect fled on foot in an unknown direction. The victim was taken by EMS to NYC Health + Hospitals/Saint Barnabas, where he was listed in stable condition.

Police have released images of the suspect and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

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Key Points

  • 68-year-old man punched and robbed of his phone in Bronx on Saturday afternoon
  • Victim treated at Saint Barnabas Hospital in stable condition
  • Police asking public’s help to identify fleeing suspect
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National Guard mobilized to combat crime in Washington, D.C.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald J. Trump on Monday declared a crime emergency in the nation’s capital and ordered the mobilization of the D.C. National Guard as part of a new public safety initiative.

Speaking at the White House, Trump said the “Safe and Beautiful Task Force” will restore safety and improve conditions for residents and visitors. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that about 800 soldiers have been activated, with 100 to 200 assigned to support law enforcement through administrative, logistical, and on-the-ground presence.

Hegseth said the Guard will work alongside D.C. police and federal agencies, and that other National Guard units are prepared to deploy if needed. The White House cited recent violent crimes — including the killings of two embassy staffers in May, a congressional intern in June, and an assault on a federal employee earlier this month — as justification for the action.

The president also pledged to address vandalism, trash, and infrastructure damage, aiming to restore Washington’s appearance as “the gleaming capital” of the United States.

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Key Points

  • President Trump declared a crime emergency in Washington, D.C., and mobilized 800 National Guard members
  • Task force to support local and federal law enforcement amid recent violent crimes
  • Initiative includes crime reduction and cleanup efforts across the capital

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Leaders of crime-ridden Baltimore worry they could be next city to be federalized by Trump

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BALTIMORE, MD – A united front of city and state officials sharply rejected comments from the President on Monday suggesting Baltimore could be among cities where the National Guard is deployed and local police departments are taken over by federal control.

In a joint statement, Mayor Brandon Scott, Governor Wes Moore, members of Maryland’s congressional delegation, and dozens of state and city leaders said they “stand in strong opposition” to what they called a “power grab” based on false claims about crime in Baltimore.

The officials cited a 40% drop in homicides since 2021 as proof of local progress on public safety, crediting community partnerships, violence interrupters, youth investment, and targeted prosecution of repeat offenders. They accused the administration of cutting federal funding for the very programs that have reduced crime.

The statement argued that federalizing local law enforcement undermines democracy and ignores proven strategies already delivering results in Baltimore. Leaders vowed to keep their focus on preventing violence without what they described as unnecessary federal overreach.

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Key Points

  • Baltimore officials responded to President’s comments about deploying National Guard and taking control of local police
  • Leaders highlighted a 40% decline in homicides since 2021 and credited local public safety programs
  • Statement denounced federal takeover as unnecessary and politically motivated
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Ex-LAPD officer among four charged in Koreatown kidnapping and robbery

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LOS ANGELES, CA – A former Los Angeles police officer and three other men are facing felony charges in connection with a violent home invasion and kidnapping for ransom that took place in Koreatown last December.

Prosecutors allege that on Dec. 28, 2024, at around 2:30 a.m., former LAPD officer Eric Halem, 37, and co-defendant Mishael Mann, 20, entered a Koreatown apartment, where they handcuffed two victims, transferred funds from a cryptocurrency account, and stole cash and jewelry before fleeing. Luis Banuelos, 28, of Jurupa Valley, and Pierre Louis, 26, of Attleboro, Mass., are accused of serving as getaway drivers.

Halem and Mann are being held without bail, while Banuelos and Louis remain in custody on $1.3 million bail each. All four have pleaded not guilty. The preliminary hearing for all defendants is set for Sept. 24 at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center.

Each is charged with kidnapping for ransom, first-degree residential robbery, and home invasion robbery in concert. If convicted, they face life in state prison.

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Key Points

  • Former LAPD officer and three men charged in Dec. 28 Koreatown kidnapping for ransom and robbery
  • Victims were handcuffed, robbed of cryptocurrency, cash, and jewelry
  • Defendants face life in prison if convicted; next court date set for Sept. 24
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Nineteen foreign nationals indicted for unlawful voting in North Carolina elections

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Wilmington, NC – Federal prosecutors have charged 19 foreign nationals and one U.S. citizen following an investigation into unlawful voting in the 2016 elections.

The indictments, returned by a federal grand jury in Wilmington, stem from a probe by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations and the newly formed Document and Benefit Fraud Task Force in the Eastern District of North Carolina.

Nine foreign nationals — from Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Nigeria, the Philippines, Panama, Grenada, Guyana, and Japan — were charged with falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to register to vote and unlawfully voting. If convicted, they face up to six years in prison, a $350,000 fine, and supervised release.

Another eight foreign nationals — from El Salvador, Mexico, Italy, Haiti, Korea, Germany, and Poland — were charged solely with voting by an alien, carrying a maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine.

In a separate case, Diana Patricia Franco-Rodriguez, 26, of Mexico, faces charges of fraud, misuse of visas, and unlawful voting, with potential penalties of up to 26 years in prison.

Additionally, Denslo Allen Paige, 66, a U.S. citizen, is charged with aiding and abetting one defendant in falsely claiming citizenship to register to vote, carrying a maximum sentence of five years in prison.

All defendants remain presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

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Key Points

  • Nineteen foreign nationals charged in North Carolina with unlawful voting-related offenses
  • Charges include falsely claiming U.S. citizenship, fraud, and misuse of visas
  • One U.S. citizen charged with aiding and abetting in false voter registration
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Lorenzo Eduardo Velazquez Romero arrested for assault in Ocean County

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Ocean County authorities announced the arrest of 5-foot-10, 150-pound Lorenzo Eduardo Velazquez Romero, who was booked into the county jail on August 10.

The married Hispanic man, described as having short black hair, brown eyes, and a medium complexion, faces a serious assault-related charge. Records list him as a high school graduate with no known aliases, and officials have confirmed he is awaiting a pre-trial detention hearing.

Velazquez Romero is accused of attempting to purposely or knowingly cause bodily injury to another person, a fourth-degree offense under New Jersey statute 2C:12-1A(1).

His immigration status and country of origin is unknown. No immigration detainers have been lodged at this time.

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Bronx man accused of window break-in and assault in Wilkes-Barre

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WILKES-BARRE, PA — A Bronx man is facing charges after police say he unlawfully entered a Carlisle Street home through a first-floor window late Sunday night and assaulted a 27-year-old woman inside.

The victim told officers the suspect, identified as 26-year-old Candido Ventura, struck her several times with a closed fist before fleeing.

Ventura was later found on Carey Avenue, taken into custody without incident, and transported to City Headquarters for processing and arraignment.

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Maryland scores $100K and $50K Powerball wins as jackpot soars

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BALTIMORE, MD – Maryland Lottery players scored major wins last week, including a $100,000 Powerball ticket in Oxon Hill and a $50,000 Powerball ticket in Baltimore, while the game’s jackpot rolled to $501 million for tonight’s drawing.

From Aug. 4 to 10, the Lottery paid more than $29.7 million in prizes, with 34 tickets worth $10,000 or more sold or redeemed statewide. Highlights included a $250,000 scratch-off winner in Woodstock, a $184,769 FAST PLAY progressive win in Laurel, and four Pick 5 tickets worth $50,000 each sold in Loveville.

The week’s top Powerball wins came from Eastover Liquors in Oxon Hill ($100,000) and a Wawa on Boston Street in Baltimore ($50,000). Other notable wins included $50,000 Bonus Match 5 prizes in Baltimore, multiple $25,000 Pick 5 wins across the state, and Racetrax payouts up to $24,474.

Winning draw game tickets expire 182 days from the drawing date. Scratch-offs and FAST PLAY prizes must be claimed within 182 days of purchase. Players are urged to sign tickets and keep them secure until redemption.

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Key Points

  • $100,000 Powerball ticket sold in Oxon Hill and $50,000 ticket sold in Baltimore
  • Maryland Lottery paid out $29.7 million in prizes statewide from Aug. 4–10
  • Top scratch-off and FAST PLAY wins reached $250,000 and $184,769
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Small-Town Stop Leads to Big Powerball Payday in Pennsylvania

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SPRING GROVE, PA – One lucky Powerball® player in York County turned a $1 add-on into a $100,000 payday after Saturday’s drawing.

The winning ticket, sold at Rutter’s on North Main Street in Spring Grove Borough, matched four of the five white balls – 7, 14, 23, 24, 60 – plus the red Powerball 14. Thanks to the Power Play® multiplier of two, the prize doubled from $50,000 to $100,000.

Rutter’s will receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

The winner has one year from the drawing date to claim their prize and is urged to sign the ticket immediately. More than 42,600 other Pennsylvania Powerball® tickets won smaller prizes in the same drawing, with thousands boosted by Power Play® and Double Play®.

The Powerball® jackpot now stands at an estimated $501 million annuity, or $229.5 million cash, for tonight’s drawing.

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Camera captures suspect in violent Newark street attack after late-night takeout

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NEWARK, NJ – A late-night food run turned violent when two men attacked and tried to rob a customer outside a Jersey Fried Chicken on Bloomfield Avenue.

Police say the assault happened around 12:20 a.m. on July 15 after the victim left the restaurant with his order. The suspects, already inside the eatery, allegedly followed him north on Summer Avenue before confronting him.

One man reportedly struck the victim in the head, demanding he hand over his belongings. When he refused, both suspects went through his pockets, punched him repeatedly in the face, and fled east on Fourth Avenue.

The victim was taken to University Hospital with facial injuries and a head laceration.

Investigators describe Suspect #1 as wearing red and black sneakers, red sweatpants, and a dark hooded sweatshirt. Suspect #2 wore black sneakers, black pants, and a black hooded sweatshirt.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Newark Police Division’s Crime Stopper tip line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS (1-877-695-8477) or submit a tip online. All tips remain confidential and may be eligible for a reward.

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Illegal Alien Who Killed New Jersey Mother and Daughter Back in Ocean Count y Jail After Being Released on Home Detention

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Toms River, NJ – On Thursday morning, a man accused of killing a New Jersey mother and her 11-year-old daughter in a late-night crash was brought back to the Ocean County Jail to face upgraded charges after a brief stay in federal immigration custody.

Raul Luna-Perez, 43, of Red Bank, was taken from the ICE detention facility in Elizabeth and returned to county custody, where prosecutors say he now faces two counts of aggravated manslaughter and two counts of strict liability vehicular homicide. He had initially been charged with vehicular homicide and assault by auto following the July 26 crash in Lakewood.

Federal officials detained Lunaperez after he was freed by a New Jersey judge with home confinement.

“Luna-Perez was initially charged with two counts of Vehicular Homicide and Assault by Auto on July 27, 2025; he was transported to the Ocean County Jail but subsequently released by the Court on strict home detention as a consequence of New Jersey Bail Reform.  Luna-Perez was thereafter transferred to federal custody by way of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainer,” the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office reported.

Investigators say Luna-Perez was driving a Dodge Durango eastbound on Cross Street around 11:20 p.m. when he crossed the double yellow line, passed four cars, and slammed head-on into a Nissan Sentra driven by 42-year-old Maria Pleitez. Pleitez died at the scene, while her 11-year-old front-seat passenger was pronounced dead shortly after at a Lakewood hospital. Another 11-year-old in the backseat survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

Authorities say Luna-Perez appeared impaired at the scene. A court-ordered blood test at Jersey Shore University Medical Center later showed a blood alcohol concentration of at least .19, nearly three times the legal limit.

After his initial arrest, Luna-Perez was released under New Jersey’s bail reform rules to strict home detention, but was quickly transferred to federal custody under an ICE detainer. Prosecutors say his BAC results, combined with evidence that he was traveling about 60 mph, prompted the upgraded charges.

Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer said his office will seek to detain Luna-Perez without bail pending trial.

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Key Points

  • Raul Luna-Perez faces upgraded charges in a crash that killed a mother and her daughter in Lakewood.
  • Authorities say he was driving nearly three times over the legal alcohol limit and at high speed.
  • He was returned from ICE custody to Ocean County Jail for a detention hearing.

A suspected drunk driver accused of killing two in a head-on crash is now facing more serious charges after being returned from ICE custody.

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German Dejesuromero booked for robbery and weapons possession in Ocean County

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Ocean County officials have confirmed the arrest of 5-foot-5, 200-pound German Dejesuromero, who was booked into the county jail on August 11.

The 34-year-old Hispanic man, is accused of committing robbery involving bodily injury, a first-degree charge under New Jersey statute 2C:15-1A(1).

In addition, prosecutors have charged him with unlawful possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose under statute 2C:39-4D, a third-degree offense. The specific details of the alleged incident have not yet been released, but officials confirmed that the case remains open and the defendant will remain in custody while awaiting court proceedings.

At this time, the suspect’s country of origin and immigration status are unknown. No ICE detainers have been lodged for his detainment.

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Jungle Jackpot Roars in Havertown With Six-Figure Win

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HAVERTOWN, PA – A quick stop for a Jungle Jackpot Fast Play ticket has turned into a $120,714 windfall for one lucky Delaware County player.

The top prize ticket was sold Saturday at Manoa Beverage on West Chester Pike. The retailer gets a $500 bonus for handing over the six-figure winner.

Jungle Jackpot is a $5 Fast Play game with progressive prizes that start at $50,000 and climb until someone hits it big. Unlike scratch-offs, the tickets print instantly from a lottery terminal and reveal results right away – no scratching, no waiting.

The Pennsylvania Lottery urges the winner to sign the ticket immediately and call 1-800-692-7481 to begin the claim process. Winners have one year from the purchase date to collect.

The jackpot will now reset to $50,000 and start growing again for the next hopeful player.

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Delaware State Police reveal identities in double killing

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FREDERICA, DE – Delaware State Police have released the names of those involved in last week’s murder-suicide in Frederica. The victims were identified as 18-year-old Ethan Christensen and 81-year-old Linda Hyman. Investigators say the suspect, 53-year-old Staci Marie Christensen, also of Frederica, died by suicide during the incident.

The case remains under active investigation by the Delaware State Police Homicide Unit.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective A. Bluto at 302-741-2859, send a private message to the Delaware State Police Facebook page, or call Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333.

Support for victims and families affected by sudden death is available 24/7 through the Delaware State Police Victim Services Unit at 1-800-VICTIM-1 (1-800-842-8461) or by email at [email protected].

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Quick gas stop leads retired Fallston couple to $150K lottery win

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BEL AIR, MD – A simple trip for gas turned into a life-changing day for a retired couple from Fallston after a stop in Bel Air netted them a $150,000 Maryland Lottery scratch-off prize.

The winner, a retired office manager, said she popped into Carroll Fuel on Rock Springs Road to cash in two small winning tickets while her husband filled the tank. She decided to use part of the winnings to buy two $10 More Money scratch-offs.

The first ticket was a bust — but the second revealed a massive top prize. Initially thinking she’d won $50,000, she put on her glasses and realized there was another digit, making it $150,000.

Her husband was so skeptical that he didn’t even pull over to check the ticket, but the couple has since confirmed the win and plans to share the money with family.

The Bel Air location earns a $1,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. This is the second $150,000 More Money top prize claimed since the game’s March debut.

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Key Points

  • Retired Fallston couple wins $150,000 from More Money scratch-off
  • Winning ticket purchased at Carroll Fuel in Bel Air
  • They plan to share prize with family
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Sunday night softball game turns violent with group assault at Coal Street Park

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WILKES-BARRE, PA – A Sunday night softball game at Coal Street Park ended in violence when a 28-year-old man was attacked by a group of five males, police said.

The incident was reported around 11 p.m. on August 10, after the victim arrived at City Headquarters to report the assault. He told officers he was confronted by the group while attending the game, then physically beaten until several bystanders stepped in.

Due to the severity of his injuries, an ambulance was called to headquarters and transported the man to a local hospital for treatment. The case remains under investigation.

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Key Points

  • 28-year-old man assaulted by five males at Coal Street Park
  • Attack occurred during a Sunday night softball game
  • Victim hospitalized, investigation ongoing
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Maryland man moons city officials during heated council meeting protest

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FREDERICK, MD – A Frederick resident is making headlines after baring his backside to city officials during a council meeting, an act he claimed was a form of protest protected by state court precedent.

“This is my opinion of you communist bastards,” he said as he pulled his drawers down. “God Bless the U.S.A.”

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The incident unfolded as Adam Harper addressed the council, voicing frustration over what he described as excessive difficulty in obtaining public records. After verbally criticizing the officials, he turned and mooned them while declaring “God bless the USA.”

Harper cited a 2006 Maryland court ruling that determined mooning could be considered expressive conduct rather than indecent exposure. The exchange quickly spread online, drawing both criticism and support from viewers.

Officials have not announced whether Harper will face any charges in connection with the display.

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Key Points

  • Adam Harper mooned Frederick city council during public meeting in protest
  • He cited a 2006 Maryland ruling classifying mooning as expressive conduct
  • Incident sparked viral attention and mixed public reaction online
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Explosion at Clairton Coke Works kills one and injures several

by Local News Report
By: Local News Report

CLAIRTON, PA – An explosion at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works plant has left one person dead, two unaccounted for, and several others injured, according to Allegheny County officials.

The blast occurred earlier today, prompting a large emergency response from Allegheny County Emergency Services and multiple local agencies. Several injured individuals have been treated, though their conditions remain unknown.

Authorities are urging the public to avoid the area while the incident remains active. Media outlets have been directed to stage at State Street and Maple Avenue. Updates are expected within the next two hours.

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Key Points

  • Explosion at Clairton Coke Works kills one and injures several
  • Two people remain unaccounted for
  • Public urged to avoid area while response continues
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