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A person reportedly fell from a cliff into a canyon near La Jolla on Friday; lifeguards, firefighters and a rescue helicopter responded and the person's condition was unclear.
LAFD says a roughly 40-year-old man was extricated after his leg became stuck in a fence at 1758 N Taft Ave in Hollywood; USAR crews freed him and he was taken to a hospital.
A 37-year-old man was arrested after deputies say he broke into a northwest Miami‑Dade apartment and touched a sleeping 13‑year‑old. The family detained the suspect until deputies arrived.
A suspect is in custody after two fatal stabbings early Friday in Island Park and Valley Stream. Police say the suspect knew both victims.
Mt. Juliet police say a Guardian Shield alert led to the arrest of a 28‑year‑old Nashville man wanted on warrants accusing him of nonconsensual photo posting and harassment.
A manhunt is underway after deputies say a driver dragged a deputy during a traffic stop and fled on foot. Authorities warn the suspect is dangerous.
Sacramento Valley ICAC detectives served a search warrant in Woodland and say evidence suggests attempted grooming; potential victims are asked to contact tip lines.
A man was left in critical condition after a shooting Friday in Whitehaven near Parkhurst Cove. Police say they are asking witnesses with video or tips to call CrimeStoppers.
A Vernon Hills man was charged after an alleged April 16 assault at an Extended Stay hotel in Buffalo Grove left a woman unconscious. Police say a felony warrant led to his arrest.
A Woodbury home‑care operator appealed DHS orders after correction notices said clients missed services and medications. The owner denies fraud and says his teams kept caring for patients.
Police responded to a midday shooting near Arville and Sahara; Metro said no injuries were reported and detectives remained on scene. The investigation is active.
Marshall County tax assessor Barbara Belfoure was indicted on federal wire-fraud charges tied to alleged false COVID-relief loan applications. She pleaded not guilty and was released on a $10,000 bond.
A Jacksonville woman was sentenced to 63 months in federal court in Knoxville after admitting she traveled to East Tennessee to have sex with a 14-year-old.
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