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Minneapolis police searching for man wanted in connection with Elliot Park fatal shooting
Minneapolis police are seeking the public's help in locating the suspect in a deadly shooting that happened in the city's Elliot Park neighborhood on Tuesday. Police say Deshon Kanye Gregory, 20, may be armed and not to approach him. Anyone who sees him should call 911 immediately. Gregory was charged Thursday with one count of second-degree murder and three counts of attempted second-degree murder, according to a criminal complaint filed in Hennepin County. Charges say Gregory arrived outside a house on the 1500 block of 11th Avenue South after texting a woman who lived there, "Come out." The woman told police Gregory had arrived with another woman and wanted to fight. Investigators learned Gregory had allegedly been demanding $40 from the woman, with whom he had a previous relationship. The woman and her two sisters went outside and saw Gregory outside with another woman. At one point, charges say Gregory warned one of the women he was going to shoot her. He then took out a gun and "started shooting at everyone," according to the complaint. That's when 30-year-old Lafayette Collaso, who had been on the front porch of the home, was shot. Charges say surveillance video cameras in the area captured the shooting. Officers also found 11 discharged 9 mm cartridge casings nearby. Two children were among the witnesses when the shooting happened, according to the criminal complaint. Because of this, the state may seek an enhanced sentence. Gregory is under court supervision and has multiple pending charges, including two domestic assault cases and one fourth-degree assault case. Tips as to Gregory's whereabouts can be submitted anonymously online or by calling CrimeStoppers at 1-800-222-8477. Information can also be shared by reaching out to policetips@ or leaving a voicemail at 612-673-5845.
Yahoo
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Ex-NFL player denies 'unruly' behavior after Delta flight diverted
A former NFL player is speaking out after a report said he was removed from a Delta Air Lines flight from Chicago that turned around for what the airline described as an unruly passenger. Delta flight 1902, which left Chicago O'Hare International Airport on Wednesday, July 16, bound for Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, returned after crew members "followed procedures to have an unruly passenger removed," Delta spokesperson Morgan Durrant told USA TODAY. Former NFL Pro Bowl defensive end Everson Griffen, who TMZ Sports identified as the passenger that was removed, posted an Instagram story saying: "I'm doing just fine. My behavior was not unruly at all. Why would they let me go.' The Delta spokesperson did not identify the passenger, nor elaborate on what the passenger allegedly did. USA TODAY has reached out to Griffen, 37, for more details. Delta: 'Zero tolerance for unruly behavior' According to flight tracking website Flight Aware, the Airbus A220 took off from Chicago at 11:15 a.m. local time and returned to the airport at 12:09 p.m. "Delta has zero tolerance for unruly behavior and will always work with law enforcement to that end," Durrant said on July 17. "We apologize to our customers for the delay in their travel as safety and security comes before everything else at Delta." 'In-flight altercation': Flight to London diverts to Maine 4-time Pro Bowler Griffen made four Pro Bowls in the NFL, all with the Vikings, after spending his college career at the University of Southern California. Griffen took leave from the Vikings in 2018 to receive treatment for mental health issues, USA TODAY previously reported. He spent the first 10 seasons of his NFL career with the Vikings, then split time between the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys in 2020 before signing a deal with Minnesota in 2021. In 2024, after being pulled over by a Minnesota State Trooper in Minneapolis on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, Griffen replied to a post on a Vikings' fan page on X, publicly announcing he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. "You will have hard times," Griffen wrote. "The most incredible thing you can do is to listen to people who love you the most." Natalie Neysa Alund is a senior reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at nalund@ and follow her on X @nataliealund. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Everson Griffen denies 'unruly' behavior after Delta flight diverted
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8 hours ago
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Eagles Super Bowl winner Braman dies aged 38
Super Bowl winner Bryan Braman has died at the age of 38 having been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in February. Braman began his career with the Houston Texans in 2011 as an undrafted free agent and spent three seasons there before joining the Philadelphia Eagles. During his four years in Philadelphia, he was part of the Eagles team that lifted Super Bowl LII when they beat the New England Patriots in 2018. The victory in Minneapolis was linebacker Braman's final game for the Eagles and also his last match in the NFL. Braman played 97 regular-season games and recorded 56 career tackles. After retiring, Braman said winning the Super Bowl and his daughters - Blakely, 11, and Marlowe, eight - were "the three greatest accomplishments in my life". JJ Watt, Braman's former Texans team-mate, wrote on X on Thursday: "Rest in Peace brother. Gone far too soon." NFL fixtures and results Get American Football news sent straight to your phone
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Eagles Super Bowl winner Braman dies aged 38
Super Bowl winner Bryan Braman has died at the age of 38 having been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in February. Braman began his career with the Houston Texans in 2011 as an undrafted free agent and spent three seasons there before joining the Philadelphia Eagles. During his four years in Philadelphia, he was part of the Eagles team that lifted Super Bowl LII when they beat the New England Patriots in victory in Minneapolis was linebacker Braman's final game for the Eagles and also his last match in the NFL. Braman played 97 regular-season games and recorded 56 career retiring, Braman said winning the Super Bowl and his daughters - Blakely, 11, and Marlowe, eight - were "the three greatest accomplishments in my life".JJ Watt, Braman's former Texans team-mate, wrote on X on Thursday:, external "Rest in Peace brother. Gone far too soon."
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MHC Launches Payments Plus to Transform Accounts Payable into a Strategic Value Driver
MINNEAPOLIS, July 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- MHC, a leading provider of intelligent document and payment automation SaaS solutions, today announced the launch of MHC NorthStar Payments Plus, a powerful enhancement to its accounts payable (AP) platform. Now featuring Paymode®, Bottomline's trusted business payments network, embedded in the solution, it further empowers finance teams to streamline AP operations, reduce fraud risk, and unlock new revenue through rebate-eligible transactions. "Our goal is to help finance teams do more than just manage payments—we want them to create value," said Gina Armada, CEO of MHC. MHC's Payments Plus leverages a network of over 600,000 verified vendors, processing over $450 billion in annual transactions. This new solution offers unparalleled advantages for organizations looking to transform AP from a cost center into a profit driver. Key Benefits Advanced security: Multi-layered security - including multi-factor verification, OFAC screening, and continuous monitoring - delivers the highest level of payment protection. Rebate-Eligible Transactions: Premium ACH and virtual card payments generate monthly rebates, creating a consistent return on AP spend. Rapid Go-Live: Customers can deploy in as little as 30 days with minimal IT effort. Enhanced Data and Visibility: Rich remittance data simplifies reconciliation, improves cash flow insights, and cuts processing time by over 50%. Unified Workflow: Users can manage approvals, execution, and payment tracking within the unified MHC NorthStar platform - eliminating the need for multiple portals. "MHC NorthStar Payments Plus helps organizations modernize their AP operations with functionality that is not only secure and efficient but also delivers real financial returns," said Gina Armada, CEO of MHC. "By partnering with Bottomline, the leading name in B2B payments, and embedding the Paymode network, MHC delivers a secure, intuitive way to further simplify AP processes and strengthen financial operations. It's a powerful combination when customers can do more with less – cutting costs while driving greater value." "We're proud to partner with MHC to bring the benefits of Paymode to a broader range of enterprise finance teams," said Gunita Bindra, VP Partner Strategy and Sales at Bottomline. "MHC's expertise in automation and workflow integration makes them an ideal partner to extend the reach and impact of the Paymode business payments network." Purpose-Built for Enterprise-Scale APThe MHC NorthStar Payments Plus solution complements existing MHC invoice-to-pay functionality, offering unmatched flexibility to meet unique and evolving AP needs. Customers benefit from: Immediate access to an established vendor payment network Reduced reliance on costly manual processes New revenue streams through rebates and efficiency gains A more agile, competitive finance function About MHCMHC enables organizations to tackle digital transformation with speed and confidence, delivering solutions to automate the creation, capture, and distribution of documents and communications across core business processes. With a highly flexible, end-to-end intelligent document and payment automation platform, MHC enables business users to eliminate manual processes, enhance operational efficiency, and deepen critical stakeholder relationships, driving sustained growth and excellence. For more information, visit MHC ContactFor more information about MHC NorthStar Payments Plus, reach out to schedule a discussion. About BottomlineBottomline helps businesses transform the way they pay and get paid. A global leader in business payments and cash management, Bottomline's secure, comprehensive solutions modernize payments for businesses and financial institutions globally. With over 35 years of experience, moving more than $16 trillion in payments annually, Bottomline is committed to driving impactful results for customers by reimagining business payments and delivering solutions that add to the bottom line. Bottomline is a portfolio company of Thoma Bravo, one of the largest software private equity firms in the world, with more than $179 billion in assets under management. For more information visit Trademarks Bottomline, Paymode, and the Bottomline logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Bottomline Technologies, Inc. All other trademarks, brand names or logos are the property of their respective owners. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE MHC Software
