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Yahoo
15 hours ago
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Truck crashes into Fort Worth apartment, killing one person inside, police say
One person was killed when a truck crashed into an apartment in northwest Fort Worth on Friday, May 30, police said. Officers responded at 9:30 a.m. to the 3100 block Creekside Drive, where a truck had crashed into a building, police said. The driver of the truck lost control and crashed into the apartment building for unknown reasons, police said. A single occupant of the apartment was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. Police said the driver was taken to an area hospital in stable condition. Traffic investigation detectives are handling the crash, police said. 🚨 More top stories from our newsroom: → Is Texas banning all THC products? → 900 tips led to arrests in fatal Grapevine Lake crash → 3-alarm fire damages Fort Worth mansion [Get our breaking news alerts.] The person who died will be identified by the medical examiner's office.
News.com.au
a day ago
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- News.com.au
Person killed as fire rips through Box Hill apartment building
A person has died after a fire ripped through an apartment building in Melbourne' eastern suburbs. Emergency services were called to an apartment block on Bishop St in Box Hill shortly before 8pm on Monday after reports of a fire. Upon arrival, ambulance, police and fire crews saw flames coming from the second level. 'Firefighters arrived on scene within four minutes and were able to quickly gain entry to the apartment, locating and removing a single occupant,' a Fire Rescue Victoria spokesman told NewsWire. A resident inside the building, who is yet to be formally identified, was declared dead at the scene. The building was declared under control within 15 minutes, and all other residents who lived in the building were safely evacuated. A Victoria Police spokesman told NewsWire that early investigations indicated the fire was not suspicious. 'An arson chemist will attend the property,' they said.
The Sun
a day ago
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- The Sun
Couple returns from hols to find half-naked stranger living in their home… & he'd even been wearing their clothes
A STUDENT couple were stunned when they found a half-naked stranger lounging around their home after returning from holiday. The home invader had strewn his belongings all over the place and had even helped himself to their clothes. 5 5 5 Denoora Lyu, a 22-year-old student at the University of Sydney, made the startling discovery when she got back to her apartment with her boyfriend, William Qu. To their horror, they found Dylan Patrick Yelkovan, 30, sauntering around the place dressed only in a pair of shorts. The apartment was littered with his belongings, which he had laid out across the sofa, desk and kitchen counter. The brazen guest was unfazed by the couple's return and made no attempt to flee. Denoora told 7NEWS: "I thought I'd gone to the wrong place at first." But realising she was in fact in her apartment, panic began to set in. The student said: 'I felt really shaken. There was a complete stranger standing in my home, and he wasn't even wearing a shirt. "It just didn't seem normal. 'I kept thinking, what if he had a knife? I was scared of what he might do.' When confronted, Yelkovan calmly packed up his things, strolling from room to room as if nothing were wrong. Watch incredible moment shirtless hero PINS DOWN home-invading burglar He eventually left the apartment via the balcony. Denoora said she believes this is how he got in in the first place. Yelkovan was eventually arrested with the help of the building manager. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment was being leased by the couple's friend who had gone away for the university summer. The pair were intending to use it as temporary accommodation while hunting for their own home for the new semester. Before heading away, Denoora and William dropped off their belongings, neatly packed away in boxes. And Yelkovan had helped himself to these boxes as well as the apartment. The intruder had rummaged through the lot - and used whatever he liked. 5 Denoora said: 'He unpacked every single box and used everything inside, including the desktop computer, which hadn't even been set up at the time. 'He pulled out all the spare phones that weren't in use but couldn't access them due to passwords.' Williams clothes were also apparently fair game. Yelkovan had worn what he liked - and some were stained with faeces. He had even used William's bank card - though thankfully the bank refunded the stolen money. Not refunded, however, is the $2000 the couple had to spend on having the apartment professionally cleaned and hotel costs during that time. Denoora said: 'I've seen stories about break-ins like this before, but when it actually happens to you, it's still really shocking." He ordeal resurfaced in May when she spotted Yelkovan in Sydney - meaning he was not in prison as she had expected. Court records show Yelkovan pleaded guilty and was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment, to be served as an Intensive Correction Order (ICO) for the break-in, running until December 31. That means he avoided jail but is subject to a strict set of restrictions.
Yahoo
2 days ago
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- Yahoo
Vacant apartment fire under investigation in Kansas City
Kansas City firefighters battled a fire Sunday evening at a vacant apartment building in the 11200 block of McGee Street.
Yahoo
2 days ago
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Milwaukee apartment fire near 45th and Hampton, no one injured
MILWAUKEE - A fire damaged an apartment building in Milwaukee on Sunday, June 1, 2025. According to the Milwaukee Fire Department, the call came in around 11:40 a.m. The fire was brought under control and no one was injured or taken to the hospital. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android Everyone in the building has been displaced, and the fire is under investigation. The Source The Milwaukee Fire Department sent FOX6 the information.
