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Yahoo
2 days ago
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- Yahoo
EXCLUSIVE: ICE issues detainers for alleged illegal immigrant burglars
EXCLUSIVE: Immigration and Customs Enforcement issued seven detainers for removal against illegal immigrants who allegedly committed two burglaries in Tempe and Mesa, Arizona, last week. The suspects are allegedly part of a South American Theft Group that committed two burglaries in the Phoenix area cities May 23, and they were arrested by the Scottsdale Police Department at the short-term rental the group was staying in. "Under Secretary Noem's leadership, criminal illegal aliens are being held accountable for victimizing Americans," Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement. 7 Members Of South American Theft Group Arrested For Phoenix Burglaries "ICE is working alongside partner law enforcement agencies throughout the country to ensure that South American Theft Groups — like the one allegedly responsible for burglaries in California, Oregon, Washington and Arizona — are dismantled and deported once and for all. We will not allow criminal illegal aliens to terrorize American communities," McLaughlin added. The suspects are Nicolas Rojas Leon, 23, Joan Sebastian Orozco-Vargas, 26, Andres David Sanchez-Novoa, 38, Natalia Isabella Ortiz-Daza, 26, Martha Juliana Echiverri-Guzman, 28, Lady Johanna Gueito, 32, and Angie Paola Herandez-Manrique, 25. Read On The Fox News App According to DHS, the group operates out of California but is originally from Colombia. Gun-toting Noem Joins Ice Agents To Go After Criminal Illegal Aliens In Arizona Scottsdale Police were informed by Burbank Police in California about the SATG organization May 20 after it allegedly committed other burglaries in California, Oregon and Washington. Golden State authorities shared information, like vehicle descriptions, to help them find the suspects. A French Bulldog was stolen in one of the California break-ins, and it will be returned, according to police. Click Here For More Immigration Coverage The police department was alerted to the group May 20 by the Burbank Police Department in California. It was warned about a SATG group from Colombia that had allegedly committed burglaries in California, Oregon and Washington and how it could be making its way to Arizona next. Each suspect was ordered held in the Maricopa County Jail pending "numerous criminal charges" on $150,000 cash-only bonds. Tren De Aragua Gang Member Arrested In Nyc Was 'Trying To Buy Grenades,' Noem Says South American Theft Groups have been prevalent throughout communities in California, Arizona, Colorado and nationwide, particularly in affluent areas. Although this group originated in Colombia, SATGs, like those from Chile, have triggered bipartisan calls for visa waiver program reform. A string of "dinner-time burglaries" in recent years in the Grand Canyon State has ties to SATGs, Arizona's Family reported in March 2024. When Fox News Digital reached out to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, it noted comments County Attorney Rachel Mitchell made at a press conference earlier this week before ICE formally announced the detainers. "Obviously that's a federal issue," Mitchell said when asked about the possibility of suspects being deported. "But my understanding is that there is an ICE file stop on each of the individuals." Scottsdale police said they do not comment on ICE-related matters and deferred to the county attorney's office. There are no sanctuary jurisdictions listed by the DHS in Arizona. Fox News Digital's Louis Casiano contributed to this article source: EXCLUSIVE: ICE issues detainers for alleged illegal immigrant burglars
Black America Web
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
R&B Singer Jaheim Charged (AGAIN) With Animal Cruelty
Source: Fulton County Sheriff's Office / FCSO R&B singer Jaheim is once again in trouble for his alleged treatment of dogs in his care. As reported by WSB-TV, the Grammy-nominated vocalist was arrested on May 1. According to records by Fulton County Sheriff's Office, the singer, whose full name is Jaheim Hoagland, was charged with six counts of animal cruelty. Court docs revealed he is accused of not providing enough water, sanitary conditions, and ventilation to his six dogs. Documents said that the 'Put That Woman First' singer owns the following dogs: Tweet, Pit Bull Terrier Tip, French Bulldog Taka, Hound mix Tink, Pit Bull Terrier Timber, Pit Bull Terrier Tanger, Pit Bull Terrier Jaheim was released the following day from Fulton County Jail on bond. Unfortunately, this is not the first time that Jaheim has been arrested for animal cruelty. In September 2021, he was arrested in New Jersey for third-degree animal cruelty and failure to provide necessary care to an animal after police found over a dozen dogs in deplorable conditions at his home in Hillsborough, NJ. One dog was ultimately euthanized due to its poor condition, leading to sweeping backlash and condemnation by the public. SEE ALSO R&B Singer Jaheim Charged (AGAIN) With Animal Cruelty was originally published on Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE
CBS News
5 days ago
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- CBS News
Lost dog returned to Houston after being found in Chicago
A French bulldog back home with his family in Houston, Texas, after an unexpected trip to Chicago. Brothers Luc and Loi Nguyen said their dog, Covic, got out of the house back on May 14 as they got distracted while opening up the garage door, CBS affiliate KHOU in Houston reported. A search of the neighborhood, flyers, and Facebook posts turned up no signs of the pup. They figured the dog had been stolen. But then, they got a surprising phone call. "We get a call from Chicago. She said: 'Is this your dog? This might be your dog. I can FaceTime and show you. Is this your dog?" said Luc Nguyen. "And we have the dog. That's him." The woman who contacted the Nguyen brothers claimed she bought the dog at Midway International Airport, not knowing the animal was missing. Luc Nguyen flew to Chicago to pick up Covic and drove back to Houston. The brothers are happy Covic is safely back home.
Newsweek
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
FedEx driver spots woman's dogs, doorbell cam captures what happens next
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. TikTok viewers instantly became obsessed with a Ring doorbell camera perfectly capturing a delivery driver's reaction after spotting dogs sitting at the front door. Dog owner Jen told Newsweek via TikTok that she was sitting on her couch when she heard the doorbell sound go off. Curious as to who was there, she pulled out her phone to check the Ring camera. "I brought it up on my phone and saw her and could hear Louise, she's the Frenchie in the video, I babysit her for a friend of mine," she said. "But she was so excited." The Ring camera footage, which was shared in an April 28 TikTok video under the account @hiimjennifer20, showed the driver bending down in disbelief. She started laughing at the sight of the dogs, admiring their precious faces. Meanwhile, you could hear the French Bulldog scratching at the door in a desperate attempt to say hello. Jen realized both the driver and the dogs needed more than a quick glance at each other. They needed to meet. "I saw the FedEx driver so excited and seemed to want to meet her, so I got up to let her meet my dogs," she said. "It made her whole day." Screenshots from an April 28 TikTok video of a FedEx delivery driver stopping and admiring the dogs waiting at the front door. Screenshots from an April 28 TikTok video of a FedEx delivery driver stopping and admiring the dogs waiting at the front door. @hiimjennifer20/TikTok The first dog ran out to greet the driver, sniffing and inspecting her. Jenn held the other dog as she stepped outside. The driver immediately went to give the dogs pets, obsessing over their smushed faces, a distinguishing characteristic in these canines. Jenn shared in the caption of the video that the driver's reaction also made her whole day. FedEx provided Newsweek with the following statement regarding the video: "What a heart-warming interaction! We're proud of the hard work of our team members, and we're thankful when customers, fur-covered and otherwise, show their appreciation." As of Tuesday, the clip reached 125,200 views and 10,300 likes on TikTok, with viewers falling in love with the genuine joy the delivery driver had when meeting the dogs. "Omg you can hear the tappy toes!!" wrote one user. Another pointed out: "When she tucked the tag in so she could enjoy the full experience." A third person said: "I would be the worst FedEx driver wanting to pet all the puppies!" Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.
Yahoo
5 days ago
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- Yahoo
‘Incredibly frustrating': Group to speak at city council over stolen French bulldog
Amanda O'Hara is leading a group of people to Tuesday night's Charlotte City Council meeting with one goal in mind: get answers. 'The fact Julio is still missing nearly two months later is incredibly frustrating,' O'Hara told Channel 9's Eli Brand. She's demanding action to find Julio, a French bulldog. Channel 9 reported when Julio was stolen from his owner, Jayla Gittens, while she was moving from her north Charlotte apartment complex. Her car was also stolen. That happened in early April. Since then, a juvenile and his mother have been charged in connection with the theft. Gittens' car was eventually recovered, but Julio hasn't been seen since. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Woman says man stole her French Bulldog while she was moving Cash reward offered for help finding missing French bulldog Charlotte mother accused in theft of French Bulldog 'We want answers and since city council isn't answering us, we're taking it to their footsteps,' O'Hara said. O'Hara says she and multiple others have been emailing councilmembers and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department looking for help. They've even taken their own steps. 'We have taken action ... we have been driving around; sometimes I spend two hours driving around different neighborhoods looking if I can see anything that would give me an indication of where Julio is,' O'Hara said. Last week, police arrested the teen's mother, accused of sending pictures to the dog's owner and demanding ransom in return. The group's goal Tuesday night will be to get answers before more crimes can be committed. 'It's a dog now, it could be your kid later. So we really want to make sure these crimes are not going unchecked,' O'Hara said. (VIDEO: Robber holds Charlotte woman at gunpoint in home, steals French bulldog)
