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Phoenix police are seeking a man and woman suspected of scouting and burglarizing homes along Glendale Avenue; detectives are asking neighbors to check footage and report tips.
A woman in her 20s was seriously injured after being struck while crossing the 1600 block of Marshall Street NE. Minneapolis police say they are seeking tips as they search for a dark‑colored sedan.
A suspected robbery suspect in a U‑Haul led officers across Boyle Heights and East L.A. Saturday before abandoning the truck and being arrested on foot.
Two Lodi residents died after their pickup ran the crossing and was struck by a BNSF freight on West Armstrong Road, the CHP says. Investigators are working the scene.
Manor police and emergency crews responded to an incident in Presidential Heights; one person was injured, the suspect has been identified and there is no ongoing threat.
Two women were shot in Oxon Hill Saturday night and taken to a hospital; police are searching for the shooter. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Police are investigating an armed robbery at a Seabrook park on March 20; suspects fled in three cars and detectives are asking for tips and video.
A suspect allegedly threatened employees with a sharp object at a South Side shoe store on SW Military Drive; no injuries were reported and police say no arrests have been made.
A Coweta County deputy was seriously injured on I‑85 South when another vehicle struck his patrol car during a traffic stop; authorities say the Georgia State Patrol is investigating.
LAFD located a hiker in the Chatsworth hills Saturday and listed the scene "now static" at 11582 Browns Canyon Road; FS28 was among responding units. Details remain limited.
A driver died after his car struck a parked truck near an I‑44 on‑ramp in Fenton. Authorities say the vehicle left the roadway and struck a fence; an investigation is underway.
A shooting near 37th and Darien left one man dead and four others injured Saturday morning, police said. Investigators are asking for tips and video.
An Antioch man was sentenced to 20 years after jurors found him guilty of drug and weapons charges tied to video showing a pistol hidden in a McHenry squad car. Prosecutors pointed to DNA, phone photos and squad video at trial.
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