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Yahoo
12 hours ago
- Yahoo
7-month-old boy missing in suspected kidnapping in San Bernardino County
Authorities are asking the public for help in the disappearance of a 7-month-old boy whose mother said was kidnapped in Yucaipa Thursday evening. Deputies responded to a missing child report on the 34000 block of Yucaipa Boulevard shortly after 7:45 p.m. Thursday, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department posted on X later in the evening. 'This is an active investigation, and we are seeking the public's help in locating the child,' the Sheriff's Department stated in the post. In an updated post on Friday, the Sheriff's Department said that the child's mother reported that the child was taken when she was attacked outside a retail store on Yucaipa Boulevard. 'K9 scent-tracking dogs were deployed, but the child was not located,' authorities said. The boy was described as weighing about 21 pounds and is approximately 24 inches tall with brown hair, brown eyes and is cross-eyed, authorities said. He was last seen wearing a black Nike onesie. No description of the suspect was available. Anyone with information was asked to call 911 or contact Sheriff's Dispatch at 909-387-8313. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
CTV News
6 days ago
- CTV News
Barrie man, 29, found dead after Highway 400 rollover
Police attend the scene of a fatal collision on Highway 400 in Barrie, Ont. on Wed., Aug. 13, 2025. Police say a 29-year-old Barrie man was found dead after a vehicle was reported on Highway 400 in Barrie on its roof Wednesday morning. According to provincial police, a 911 call came in shortly after 7 a.m. notifying officers about a vehicle on the northbound side of the highway, north of Duckworth Street near the Highway 11 split. The OPP K9 unit was called in to search the area to ensure no other occupants had been in the vehicle and possibly left or been thrown during the collision. Police say they have confirmed no one else was present. Partial lane closures are in place for crews to repair the damaged guardrail near the collision and to remove the vehicle. The investigation into what caused the crash is underway with police asking anyone with information, including dash camera footage, to contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122.
CTV News
7 days ago
- CTV News
Regina police shoot dog after attack on K9 unit
Regina Police Service Headquarters can be seen in this file photo. (David Prisciak/CTV News) An officer with the Regina Police Service (RPS) was forced to shoot a dog after it attacked a police k9 unit, according to the service. At around 5:40 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 11, officers responded to a home on the 300 block of Smith Street for a reported firearms offence. The caller told police two men were inside the home with guns and were not allowing anyone to leave. Police arrived at the scene, established a perimeter, and began to clear the home. While this was happening – a dog ran out of the house and began attacking a police service dog at the scene. An officer drew his gun and fired a shot – killing the attacking canine. The police service dog suffered minor injuries, according to police. RPS says its investigation is ongoing – offering no further details surrounding the incident.
CBS News
02-08-2025
- CBS News
Upland police officer makes arrest after chasing hit-and-run suspect on pedestrian's horse
An Upland Police Department officer made a unique arrest on Monday, chasing a hit-and-run suspect on horseback after they fled into a nearby equestrian center. Police were dispatched to Campus Avenue and 21st Street a little before 5 p.m. after learning of a hit-and-run crash in the area, according to an Instagram post shared by the department. "The victim was stopped at a stop sign when a minivan slammed into her, causing back and neck injuries," the post said. "The driver of the minivan got out, never checked on the person he hit, and fled into a nearby equestrian center." Arriving officers established a search perimeter, and with the help of a K9 officer and drones began to search the center and the surrounding area. "As one of our motors walked the property, a horse was offered to him by on-site staff," the post said. They said that the officer just so happened to ride horses on the weekend and was well-experienced. "So the horse was called to service," the post said. After about 30 minutes, a K9 unit found the suspect hiding in the bushes. He was taken into custody after surrendering, police said. He was found to be driving under the influence and booked on suspicion of felony DUI causing injury and felony hit-and-run, according to UPD. "The suspect not only had a lengthy criminal history, but had 8 ... prior convictions for DUI and had a suspended license for DUI," police said. The suspect has not yet been identified and it's unclear if the victim required hospitalization following the crash.
New York Times
29-07-2025
- New York Times
Chaos Overtakes a Midtown Block as the Work Day Comes to a Close
Workers scrambled onto the street in Midtown Manhattan, some crying and others with their hands in the air, after a shooting left a police officer dead and at least two others were shot. On the 31st floor of 345 Park Avenue, where the violence occurred, employees of the asset manager Blackstone heard a loud bang from a floor above. Some shrugged it off, while others started running toward the exits. Then, employees received an email notifying them that there was a shooter in the building. A follow-up email urged them to evacuate, though at that point police officers were ushering employees out one floor at a time by the elevator. The part of New York where the shooting occurred, Midtown East, is a vibrant business district that also features some of its most iconic landmarks. St. Patrick's Cathedral, one of the earliest Gothic Revival buildings in the country, is nearby, and Grand Central Station is within walking distance along Park Avenue. Around the Park Avenue building, law enforcement officers cleared a perimeter as drones and police helicopters hovered overhead. They searched any cars left within the perimeter were searched, as officers inspected passenger side seats and the trunks of taxi cabs. Jorge Jimenez, 62, a livery cab driver from Queens, was picking up a client from a restaurant across the street when he saw office workers running with their hands in the air. He described seeing women running with their high heels in their hands, and said that a K-9 unit searched his car. 'I thought it was like something like terrorism from the commotion on people's faces, Mr. Jimenez said. Mr. Jimenez was supposed to take his client to LaGuardia Airport, but stood waiting to be able to collect his car. His client would have to take an Uber, he said.
