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Fluminense under pressure but win in historic match for Fábio
Fábio celebrated his 1,390th game in his career and the record for the athlete who most often took to the field in football history with a win. With goals from Serna and Canobbio, Fluminense defeated Fortaleza 2-1 on Saturday (16), at Maracanã. Game valid for the 20th round of Brasileirão-2025. And which featured a good performance by the tricolor goalkeeper, who equaled Peter Shilton, the legendary former English goalkeeper who was the only record holder.'Cristiano Sernaldo' makes the difference Fluminense opened the scoring just nine minutes in after Serna showed skill, luck, and competence to serve up the "01" tricolor. Goal number 19 for the number 14 jersey this season. Serna would decide again in the final stage, at 19, leaving Canobbio in good shape to score. The fight of Laion Fortaleza didn't feel the "blow" of Cano's goal. They even scored with Kervin Andrade, but VAR confirmed the ball touched his arm. Fábio worked (and a lot) already in the second half to frustrate Pikachu. Renato Paiva's team reorganized after conceding the second goal. And scored with Breno Lopes after a lethal attack with Alanzinho (27'). Fortaleza insisted, sought the equalizer, but was unsuccessful. 📊 Table and schedule 📅 Fluminense reached 27 points in 18 games. Approaching the G-6. Fortaleza remains with 15. And can drop to the penultimate position. Both will play again next Tuesday (19). Flu will host América de Cali in the return of the South American eighth-finals - they won 1-0 in Colombia. Laion, in turn, will visit Argentine Vélez Sarsfield in search of the Libertadores quarterfinals after the 0-0 draw at home. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. 📸 Buda Mendes - 2025 Getty Images
Chicago Tribune
01-08-2025
- Chicago Tribune
Third man charged in teen's ‘17 drug robbery death
As Anthony Triplett was set to get out of prison for killing a 14-year-old boy, charges were unsealed July 21 for a different criminal case for Diego Serna's Nov. 2, 2017 death in Gary's Miller section. Triplett, 27, of Gary, is the third man charged in Serna's killing. The case has been delayed for years. He has pleaded not guilty. His next hearing is Sept. 11. Against his better instincts, a 20-year-old man went to a Gary apartment complex on Nov. 2, 2017, to sell 1.5 ounces of marijuana to Augustus 'Gus' Johnson, his then-Hammond Walmart co-worker, charges allege. It was a setup. The man ended up seriously wounded and his friend, Serna, 16, of Hammond, was killed. Gary Police responded to the Marquette Apartments, 405 South Huntington St. They found Serna, who appeared lifeless, on his stomach. The marijuana dealer survived. Johnson, now 48, is awaiting sentencing after signing a plea deal in 2021. At various points, prosecutors filed to squash the deal, then go forward with it. He told police that he, another Walmart co-worker, Triplett, talked about robbing the dealer months earlier. That evening, they picked up co-defendant Marcell Ellison in East Chicago. At the Gary apartments, as the marijuana dealer approached Johnson's car, Triplett came up behind him and fired four shots, charges state. Ellison also fired shots toward the man. Johnson told police he was the getaway driver. Ellison's trial is set in November. The case was further complicated after the original detective got indicted in a federal child porn case. It has since been reassigned to a different investigator. Former Gary Police Det. James Bond, 52, of Crown Point, a former deputy chief, commander and homicide supervisor, was indicted in September 2024 after soliciting an explicit video from a 17-year-old boy working as a city intern in the police department last summer. Investigators found a latent cached screenshot on his iPhone. Triplett was sentenced in December 2021 for killing 14-year-old Arion Lilly, who was shot in the back after leaving a barber shop, lawyers said. Triplett said he was fleeing another car shooting at him and didn't mean to hit the boy.
Yahoo
30-05-2025
- Business
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📹 Fluminense cruise past Once Caldas, reach Sudamericana last 16
Fluminense did what was expected of them on Thursday night (29) in front of 33,688 fans. And advanced directly to the round of 16 of the Copa Sudamericana, earning $600,000 (R$ 3.4 million) in prize money. Advertisement Thanks to goals from Martinelli and Serna, they beat Once Caldas 2-0 at the Maracanã. Taking the lead from the Colombian team in Group F. Which eliminated two matches in the already tight schedule against a Libertadores team. Check out the best moments of the match below (Available only in Brazil) Tricolor advantage The clock had not yet reached two minutes when Martinelli, with his left foot, opened the scoring. Fluminense controlled the actions, dictated the pace of the game. Almost celebrated a penalty in Serna, but the VAR made the referee change his mind. Once Caldas only posed a real threat once before halftime, with Mateo García. Advertisement It was up to the insistent Serna to beat Aguirre high to increase the tricolor advantage (34'). Once Caldas tries and Flu controls The Colombian team needed a comeback to return to being the leader. And had moments when they had more possession and volume of play. But without creating real scoring chances. Renato made the imagined changes. Flu did not show the same lethality seen before halftime, but was safe without the ball. And celebrated the spot in the round of 16 in their farewell to the fans before the World Cup. 📊 Situation in the key and schedule 📅 Fluminense reached 13 points, leaving Once Caldas with 12. Advertisement It was the only Brazilian team to advance directly to the round of 16 of the Sudamericana. And had the fourth-best campaign in the group stage. Will find out on the second (2) which crossover of the playoffs will yield their rival in that phase. Returns to focus on the Brasileirão. Will travel to Porto Alegre to face Internacional on Sunday (1st). Game for the 11th round of the competition. Their last commitment before thinking exclusively about the Super World Cup. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. 📸 PABLO PORCIUNCULA - AFP or licensors
Yahoo
09-04-2025
- Yahoo
Midvale man sentenced after choking an officer during a struggle
MIDVALE, Utah () — A Midvale man accused of choking a police officer during a struggle in his apartment will now serve up to 15 years in state prison. Ruben Serna, 43, was after he had consumed about 30 beers and began acting 'violent and erratic.' Police were called to the scene by the victim when Serna would not let her leave a corner of their kitchen and grabbed her by the neck. Prosecutors said when police arrived, Serna tried to shut the door on them. 'An officer was able to get inside the home and attempted to take the defendant to the ground. However, the officer felt the defendant reach for her firearm and place his hand on her holster,' the Salt Lake District Attorney's Office said in a statement. 'The defendant then grabbed the officer by the throat and began to squeeze, making it so the officer was unable to speak and had difficulty breathing.' Four Americans accused of Congo coup attempt now facing federal charges in Salt Lake City Serna was reportedly tased multiple times before he was safely taken into custody. In February 2025, the defendant pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree felony kidnapping, one count of second-degree felony attempted disarming a police officer, one count of third-degree felony assault on a peace officer producing injury and one count of third-degree felony violation of a pretrial protective order. A Third District Court judge sentenced Serna to a minimum of one year with a maximum of 15 years in prison for the second-degree felony kidnapping. All other sentences for Serna's other charges will run concurrently to the kidnapping. 'We applaud this victim-survivor for recognizing the danger of her situation and calling the police to help intervene before the situation escalated,' said Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill. 'We appreciate the danger these police officers were willing to put themselves in to protect not only the victim-survivor but her children as well.' Lawmakers rally behind family of wrongfully deported man Comfort in a bowl: Hearty beef goulash made simple Horsford berates US trade rep as Trump makes tariff announcement: 'WTF, who's in charge?' Can kindness change the world? A Utah group says definitely Baby animals, sunny days, and adventures that await at Utah Hogle Zoo Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
13-03-2025
- Politics
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A big appetite for Breakthrough Project's Chavez Scholarship Dinner
Mar. 13—A local nonprofit's annual dinner has grown so popular over the years that it is moving to a new venue and awarding more scholarships to students. The Breakthrough Project of Lodi is hosting its third Cesar Chavez Scholarship Dinner on Saturday, March 22 at 5:30 p.m at the Japanese Community Hall, 210 E. Elm St. Event organizer Maria Elena Serna said the dinner was moved from its previous location — St. Paul's Lutheran Church — because there was not enough space in its dining hall. "It started to get extremely crowded," she said. "The hall was great, it just wasn't accommodating. People were coming in at the last minute, even when no tickets were being sold, and they would have to stand. We decided we had to have a larger place." Selecting the Japanese Community Hall for this year's dinner was symbolic in a way, she said, as it is in close proximity to Hale Park, which Cesar Chavez had visited in 1971. This year's keynote speaker will be United Farm Workers President Teresa Romero, who Serna has known for about 20 years. Romero is only the union's third president in its nearly six decades of history. She's also the first woman to lead the organization. "We're thrilled to have her," Serna said. "She's the right person to be president because she's calm and a good listener. Teresa has really been at the forefront of so many things that the farm workers have been able to achieve. Her leadership has been really appreciated by the younger farmers." Romero received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Joe Biden last year. Her honor follows in the footsteps of Chavez, who was awarded the medal posthumously in 1994. This will not be her first visit to Lodi, as she and hundreds of UFW members stopped at Hale Park in 2022 during the annual March for Justice from Delano to Sacramento, Serna said. In addition, to having the UFW president speak, the Breakthrough Project will also be awarding five scholarships to local high school students. Three of the scholarships will be for $1,000 and the other two will be worth $500. "It was really hard to decide (who to award)," Serna said. "They all had high GPAs. Cesar was a strong proponent of education. He didn't have a formal education, because he didn't have that opportunity. But he was a big proponent of it." The evening will also include presentations from Joe Serna Charter School students, as well as Folklorico dancers and Mariachi performances. Tickets are $40 for general admission, and sponsorships are available for $100 for one ticket or $500 for five tickets. You can also purchase a $1,000 sponsorship for 10 tickets and a table. For tickets or more information, call 209-329-8123 or email breakthroughprojectlodi@
