Livestream captures shooting at Michigan church
A gunman opened fire during a church service in Michigan, wounding one person. Police said the suspect was shot and killed by a security guard.
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Former Ohio State football star Kirk Barton facing charge in deadly car crash
An image collage containing 2 images, Image 1 shows Ohio State football player Kirk Barton wearing jersey #74, Image 2 shows Mugshot of Kirk Barton An ex-Ohio State lineman was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide following a fatal car crash on Saturday. Kirk Barton was driving a Ford F150 Raptor at what local authorities deemed as a 'high rate of speed' when it struck a Lexus in Dublin, Ohio, at roughly 2:56 a.m. ET, according to a press release from the city. Advertisement Ethan Wence Perry, 24, was the driver of the Lexus and died at the scene, per the city. Police stated that Barton apparently had 'glassy, bloodshot eyes and a blank stare,' per Fox 28 Columbus. Kirk Barton pictured in a mugshot on June 21, 2025. Delaware County Sheriffs Office Barton, who 'sustained non-life-threatening injuries,' was released from Riverside Methodist Hospital and was taken into Dublin Police Department custody before being transported to Franklin County Jail. According to court documents viewed by The Post, local authorities plan to charge Barton with one count of aggravated vehicular homicide. Records indicate that Barton is expected to appear in court on Monday. Offensive tackle Kirk Barton of Ohio State prepares prior to action between the Ohio State Buckeyes and Illinois Fighting Illini at Memorial Stadium in Champaign, Illinois on November 4, 2006. WireImage Barton was previously charged with felony assault of a deputy in 2018. Advertisement Court records also show that Barton has had a history of traffic offenses, per The Columbus Dispatch. The 40-year-old worked for Buckeye Scoop, a media outlet covering Ohio State athletics, which released a statement on X on Saturday. Kirk Barton of the Chicago Bears poses for his 2008 NFL headshot at photo day in Chicago, Illinois. Getty Images 'We just learned of the devastating news regarding Kirk's involvement in a fatal incident,' the statement read. 'We are heartbroken for the victim and their loved ones. This is a tragedy. At this time, we are gathering information and will have more to say when appropriate.' Barton started at right tackle for Ohio State from 2003-07, and was team captain during his senior season, when he earned first-team All-American honors. The Bears drafted Barton in the seventh round of the 2008 NFL Draft, but released him after he appeared in just one game that season.
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Awaiting trial prisoner rearrested in Limpopo after three months on the run
An escaped prisoner is back in custody after about three months on the run. He and an alleged accomplice were arrested for the possession of stolen property and an unlicensed firearm. Police also confiscated an unlicensed firearm and suspected stolen cellphone. An awaiting trial prisoner has been rearrested in Limpopo after about three months on the run. He was arrested along with an alleged accomplice. According to police spokesperson, Colonel Malesela Ledwaba, police detectives at the Burgersfort Investigating Unit arrested the two men, both aged 34, at a rented property in Ga-Manyaka village. They are expected to appear in court on Monday. 'The members who were on standby duties received information about the location of the awaiting trial prisoner who escaped from the cells during March,' said Ledwaba. 'They accurately followed the leads, whereby the suspect - aged 34 - was arrested at the rented residence at Ga-Manyaka village. During the arrest, he was with his friend.' Police searched the property and discovered an unlicensed firearm and suspected stolen cellphone. 'The cellphone was linked with an armed robbery that was reported during this month. Both suspects were then apprehended,' Ledwaba added. READ | Bester insists he cannot prepare for escape trial without laptop - but judge not buying it The escapee had previously been arrested for possession of an unlicensed firearm and armed robbery. This comes after a manhunt was launched in February for four awaiting trial prisoners who escaped from holding cells at the Northam police station in Limpopo. In addition, News24 previously reported that a manhunt was launched for an inmate who escaped from Pollsmoor Prison while he was part of a work team carrying out maintenance on the facility's grounds. He was serving a six-month sentence for theft and trespassing. That escape came shortly after an incident in Cape Town in December, when a detainee escaped while being transported to Pollsmoor Prison. The man reportedly escaped through the roof of the prison transport vehicle he was travelling in. Also in December, four men escaped from the Swartruggens police station's holding cells in the North West. The detainees escaped after forcing their exit through the roof of the cell they were in.
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L.A. sheriff's officials say their post on Iran was an error and 'offensive'
A day after news that the U.S. military bombed three nuclear sites in Iran, the L.A. County Sheriff's Department said on its social media channels their "hearts go out" to Iranian "victims." The post sparked quick backlash — and a quick apology. It's unclear what time the initial message, which was on X, Facebook and Instagram, was posted Sunday. The department deleted the post from X and edited its Facebook and Instagram posts to remove the first two sentences. An apology issued Sunday evening referred to the original post as "offensive and inappropriate." According to a screenshot of the tweet from KTLA, the original post read, "Our hearts go out to the victims and families impacted by the recent bombings in Iran. While this tragic event occurred overseas, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is closely monitoring the situation alongside our local, state, and federal partners." Read more: What you need to know about the U.S. strikes in Iran The post also stated that, although there are no known threats to Los Angeles County, the department would be increasing patrol checks at places of worship and other sensitive locations throughout the county "out of an abundance of caution." The edited versions of the post on Instagram and Facebook exclude the first sentence of the original post and any mention of Iran, instead stating that the department is monitoring "the situation overseas." In its apology, the department said the post was made in error and did not reflect the views of Sheriff Robert G. Luna or the department. — LA County Sheriffs (@LASDHQ) June 23, 2025 "As a law enforcement agency, we do not comment on foreign policy or military matters. Our mission remains solely focused on protecting public safety and serving our diverse communities," the statement continued. The department has launched an internal review to determine how the posts were created and published, and it is taking steps to strengthen "social media oversight protocols," the statement said. Sign up for Essential California for news, features and recommendations from the L.A. Times and beyond in your inbox six days a week. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
