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Yahoo
a day ago
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Gunfire in Linda Vista leaves multiple vehicles damaged
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — San Diego Police officers were called to a Linda Vista neighborhood early Sunday for reports of dozens of gunshots that hit some vehicles in the area. San Diego Police received reports of around 30 to 40 gunshots that were heard around 2:35 a.m. Sunday in a neighborhood in the 6600 block of Tait Avenue in Linda Vista. Investigation underway after fatal police shooting in Ocean Beach The police department reports some of the bullets hit more than one vehicle in the area, and that officers were checking local hospitals looking for any gunshot victims that might have arrived on their own. As of Sunday evening, police have not arrested anyone in connection to the incident and there are no known victims. Man, 22, dies after motorcycle collides head-on with truck towing boat Check back for updates on this developing story Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
a day ago
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Temple Police Investigate Aggravated Assault That Injured Three
Temple, TX (FOX 44) – Around 3:47 Saturday morning, Temple Police responded to the 800 block of E French Street after hearing gun shots. Upon arrivals officers reported seeing people exiting the area on foot and in their vehicles. According to witnesses, there was a physical altercation which led to an individual firing a weapon. Although police did not locate any victims at the scene, contact was later made with two victims at a local hospital. The victims were described to have non-life-threatening injuries related to a physical altercation. Around 5:40A.M. a gunshot victim arrived at a nearby urgent care facility. Their injury is non-life-threatening and consists of an injury to an elbow. This case is under investigation. Anyone with information should contact the Temple Police Department at 254-298-5500 or the Bell County Crime Stoppers at 254-526-8477 Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
3 days ago
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Suspect sought in Sunnyvale homicide
(KRON) — A homicide investigation is underway and a suspect is wanted after a victim succumbed to gunshot wounds on Thursday evening, the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety announced on Friday. Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver in San Jose: police Sunnyvale DPS said its officers arrived at a home on the 900 block of S. Wolfe Road to check out reports of multiple gunshots. Officers tried to render aid to the victim but were unsuccessful. Investigators believe that the deceased and suspect knew each other, but the motive and circumstances behind the shooting are not yet known. Anyone with information on this case is asked to contact Detective E. Rosette at (408) 730-7110. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
CBS News
5 days ago
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Large police investigation underway at townhome in Streamwood, Illinois
A police investigation is underway at a townhome in Streamwood, Illinois, early Thursday morning. Investigative teams were seen gathering evidence from inside the home starting around 10 p.m. Video from the scene shows police officers entering the townhome in the 1500 block of McKool Avenue. A neighbor told CBS News Chicago he heard gunshots at the home in his neighborhood. It is not clear if anyone was injured inside the house. The Streamwood Police Department has not provided any details on the focus of the investigation and what happened inside the townhome. This is a developing story. CBS News Chicago will continue to provide updates.
CNA
6 days ago
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Around 47 injured in chaos, shooting at Gaza aid centre: UN
GENEVA: Around 47 people were injured, largely due to gunshots fired by the Israeli military, during chaotic scenes at a new aid distribution centre in Gaza, a senior UN official said on Wednesday (May 28). Thousands of Palestinians rushed into the centre run by the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) on Tuesday, AFP journalists reported, as Israel implemented a new distribution system that bypasses the United Nations. The incident in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip came days after the partial easing of a total aid blockade on the Palestinian territory that Israel imposed on Mar 2, leading to severe shortages of food and medicine. "From the information we have, there are about 47 people who have been injured" in Tuesday's incident, Ajith Sunghay, the head of the UN Human Rights Office in the Palestinian territories, told the UN correspondents' association in Geneva. He added that "most of those injured are due to gunshots" and based on the information he has, "it was shooting from the IDF" - the Israel Defence Forces. Sunghay stressed that his office was still assessing and gathering information on the full picture of events. "The numbers could go up. We are trying to confirm what has happened to them", in terms of how seriously people were injured, Sunghay added. Sunghay also expressed concern about the possible medical aid injured people would be able to access. "Getting medical aid has never been easy in Gaza or in the West Bank because hospitals have been attacked, ambulances have been attacked, health workers have been attacked," he said. The Israeli military said its troops "fired warning shots in the area outside" the distribution compound on Tuesday, and that it had re-established "control over the situation". A senior military official said the distribution was nonetheless "a success". GHF NOT "VIABLE SOLUTION" Little is known about the GHF, which surfaced in early May. The foundation has faced accusations of helping Israel fulfil its military objectives while excluding Palestinians, bypassing the UN system, and failing to adhere to humanitarian principles of neutrality, impartiality and independence. "We have raised numerous concerns with this mechanism," Sunghay said. He said large parts of the Gazan population would not travel all the way to the far south to collect food - while the elderly, sick, disabled and those looking after children would not be able to do so in any case. There were also concerns within the population that they would be detained, or not allowed to return to northern Gaza. "This has happened in the past when the population has moved from the north to the south: while crossing checkpoints they have been detained by the IDF," Sunghay explained. "For numerous reasons, this is not the viable solution for what we are facing in Gaza." Sunghay cited 24 incidents in recent months "where civilians were collecting food and people were shot at". "What we saw yesterday is a very clear example of the dangers of distributing food under the circumstances which the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is doing," he said.
