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Authorities are investigating an armed robbery that took place late Sunday night at the Springhill Suites hotel in Linthicum, Maryland. Responding officers quickly identified a suspect, whose details have not yet been released, raising the potential for an imminent arrest as the investigation progresses. Guests at the hotel described a chaotic scene as police arrived to secure the area and gather evidence. The robbery highlights ongoing concerns about safety in local hotels and has prompted increased police presence in the vicinity as a precaution. Residents are urged to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Read full story at www.shorenewsnetwork.com…
I can’t run trail cameras in a lot of the places I hunt. I love that, but I also love running a whole bunch of cameras to try to decipher deer movement from year to year on specific properties. This latter tactic was a big part of my fall this year, and I noticed something that has led me to more questions than answers.On the surface, this is not the best reflection on cameras in general. After all, shouldn’t they just tell us where and when deer move, and we can call that good enough? Well, they do that. But…
Denver police are investigating a deadly shooting, described as a suspected road rage incident, that took place Saturday evening on S. Winona Court in the Harvey Park South neighborhood. Authorities reported that a man was rushed to the hospital after the shooting but unfortunately succumbed to his injuries. While details remain limited, witnesses are encouraged to come forward as police have not yet identified any suspects. The shocking violence emphasizes ongoing concerns about road rage incidents in urban areas. Anyone with relevant information can contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers. Read full story at www.denverpost.com Read the full article here
Gary Carlton Moore III, 26, is accused of killing 26-year-old Diamante Tre’von Neal at Patrick Henry Mall, with court documents revealing that he disarmed the victim before the shooting. Investigators have reviewed surveillance footage that shows a physical struggle between the men, during which Moore takes Neal’s weapon before shooting him multiple times as Neal attempts to retreat. Moore, who has been charged with second-degree murder and several firearm-related offenses, claims he acted in self-defense after Neal allegedly threatened him. The situation escalated quickly, culminating in a tragic outcome that left authorities and witnesses shocked, as Neal was discovered lying…
A 32-year-old man was arrested in Hanover after being found asleep at the wheel of his vehicle, where a loaded, illegal handgun was discovered underneath his seat. Police responded to reports of a driver appearing unresponsive in a traffic lane on November 27, only to find Rudy Angel Orellana Garay exhibiting signs of alcohol impairment when they arrived. The investigation revealed a loaded 9mm Polymer 80 handgun without a serial number, leading to multiple weapons-related charges against Garay. This troubling incident highlights ongoing concerns about illegal firearms on the road and the potential dangers of impaired driving. Read full story…
Four teenagers are in custody after they allegedly stole a vehicle and fired shots at a police officer on Interstate 5 in Seattle. The incident began when officers attempted to stop a stolen Dodge Durango, which the driver maneuvered erratically before fleeing. Although police decided not to pursue at first, they later discovered the vehicle parked in South Seattle, where an occupant shot at an officer, striking a witness’s vehicle with bullet fragments. The arrested include three girls and a 16-year-old boy, all charged with multiple offenses, including first-degree assault and possession of a stolen vehicle. As two other juveniles…
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has signed a law that prohibits state and local law enforcement from enforcing federal gun bans, a move he claims is necessary to protect Second Amendment rights. This legislation reflects growing tensions between state and federal authorities over gun control, especially in the context of President Biden’s ongoing push for reform. Under this new law, Montana aims to assert its stance against federal regulations regarding firearms, ammunition, and magazines. Gianforte’s action signals a significant shift in the state’s policies towards federal gun laws, drawing attention to the broader national debate surrounding gun rights and regulation. Read…
The new Netflix documentary “All the Empty Rooms” explores the poignant reality of children killed by gun violence and the lasting absence felt by their families. CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman takes viewers into the untouched bedrooms of these children, emphasizing the deep emotional spaces that remain in their wake. With personal narratives interwoven throughout, the film not only sheds light on the aftermath of such tragedies but also aims to foster a critical dialogue about gun violence in America. By spotlighting these intimate settings, “All the Empty Rooms” invites audiences to reflect on the devastating impact of losing a…
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A research team has captured rare footage of Bigg’s killer whales in Puget Sound quietly stalking sea birds in a shallow cove, showcasing behavior that appears to be more about practice than predation. This unique behavior was observed while researchers sought to record the vocalizations of the whales; they instead witnessed an intriguing scene where several whales stirred up mud while another attempted to sneak up on a group of loons and scoters. According to the Orca Behavior Institute, this stalking is not considered hunting but rather a form of target practice to refine their skills. Unlike their endangered southern…