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Spain to mourn victims at Barcelona Mass

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© AFP The royal couple will attend the Mass at Sagrada Familia King Felipe and Queen Letizia are to attend Barcelona's famous Sagrada Familia to mourn the 14 people killed in van attacks in Catalonia. Police are still hunting the driver of the van that killed 13 at Barcelona's Las Ramblas. A 14th victim died in a second attack at Cambrils. Ministers say the jihadist cell behind the attacks has been dismantled. But police are still hunting for the van driver and an imam missing from a mosque in the town of Ripoll. The special Mass is scheduled to start at the iconic, Gaudi- designed Sagrada Familia at about 08:00 GMT. The royal couple will attend. On Saturday they laid a wreath at the site of the attack at Las Ramblas, accompanied by Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau and Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont . Catalonia has always been fiercely independent but the royals' presence brought shouts of "Long live the king!" The king and queen earlier met victims of the Barce...

Plano man arrested after shooting and SWAT standoff

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PLANO – A SWAT standoff in East Plano Tuesday morning has a man in custody. Starting around 3 am at an apartment on Sherrye Drive, the suspect shot a man in the leg after what police say was some sort of argument between him and the suspect. Responding police found the suspect inside an apartment after they followed a trail of blood. He refused to come out prompting a SWAT team to send in a robot to the apartment. The suspect was found hiding in a closet and the robot was used to communicate and eventually convince him to surrender around 6:30 am. The man was arrested and taken to the hospital for a hand injury. Charges are unknown.

Lancaster woman charged after police find her unresponsive with 2 children in apartment covered in feces, vomit | Local News

A Lancaster woman who was treated for an apparent overdose is facing child endangerment charges after responding officials found two young children in an uninhabitable apartment with her last week. Ebony Frederick, 33, of the 100 block of East King Street , was taken to Lancaster County Prison following medical treatment, authorities said. When police, and emergency personnel, responded to a sick person call at Frederick's efficiency apartment on Aug.7, Frederick was unresponsive and two children, a 3-year-old and a 10-month old child, were located with her. The apartment was covered in bodily fluids, feces and vomit. This included the floors, beds and a smearing on the walls, according to the police affidavit. Soiled diapers were laying in the open and placed in dresser drawers while Pine-Sol cleaner and chlorine bleach were also poured on the floor, police said.  The bathtub was found to have a significant amount of standing water that posed a drowning threat to the children...

The Many Lies and Mysteries of USC’s Josh Shaw

Josh Shaw is the man who fell to earth. From a second- or third-story balcony, not in Palmdale, Calif., but near downtown Los Angeles , onto an unforgiving surface. From team captain for the University of Southern California (USC) football team to indefinitely suspended player . From hero to fabulist. At some point between last Saturday evening and Monday afternoon Shaw , a fifth-year senior and starting cornerback for the Trojans, found his way into the training room in the John McKay Center on USC’s campus. The Palmdale, Ca. native required treatment after suffering high-ankle sprains in both legs. And at some point before entering the McKay Center, Shaw concocted a lie – an elaborate and heroic tale– to explain how those injuries had been sustained. Shaw’s story, not unlike its author, eventually landed with a mighty thud. “I made up a story about this fall that was untrue,” Shaw said Wednesday in a statement released through his recently hired attorney , Donald Etra. “I was wro...

St. Louis Police Shoot, Kill Man During Confrontation « CBS St. Louis

ST. LOUIS (KMOX/AP) – (UPDATED 3:43 p.m.) St. Louis police say a man suspected in an apartment stabbing was shot and killed by officers after he cut one of them with a kitchen knife. Police say the officer whose arm was wounded arm during the confrontation about 8 a.m. Tuesday in north St. Louis was taken to a hospital with injuries. He was expected to be treated and released. The 30-year-old suspect’s name wasn’t released. Interim Police Chief Lawrence O’Toole says officers responding to a reported stabbing in the apartment found a victim with severe knife wounds . O’Toole says that when officers tried to arrest the suspect there after the victim identified him, he slashed at the officers, cutting one before being shot and killed. The officers have been placed on routine administrative leave , pending the investigation. Our previous reporting is as follows: A St. Louis Metropolitan Police officer has been injured, and a suspect was shot Tuesday in North St. Louis. It happened in th...

Fired police officer charged with of stealing slain Taylor corporal's shotgun

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Taylor Police Cpl . Matthew Edwards was killed while responding to a home invasion call in July 2010. A Westland man was sentenced last year to life in prison for the slaying. And a fellow officer is now charged with stealing Edwards' shotgun. (AP Photo | Handout) TAYLOR, MI -- A former police officer fired earlier this year for allegedly stealing the shotgun of a slain supervisor is now facing trial. A Taylor District Court Judge on Monday bound Andrew Voelkner over to circuit court on larceny of a firearm, receiving and concealing a stolen firearm and felony firearm charges , according to the Wayne County Prosecutor 's office. Taylor Police Cpl . Matthew Edwards, 31, was shot to death while responding to a home invasion at Coppertree Apartments near North Line and Telegraph roads on July 23, 2010. A Westland man was sentenced to life in prison without parole in the slaying. An internal investigation later found that Voelkner stole the shotgun that had been assigned to...

Police: No evidence of crime after possible hostage report at Va - KPTV

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KPTV file image VANCOUVER, WA (KPTV) - Police responding to reports of a possible hostage situation at a Vancouver apartment complex said there was no evidence a crime had been committed. Officers responded to the 3200 block of East 33rd Street at 9 a.m. Saturday. A woman called 911 to report a man who was staying in an apartment threatened three people there with a knife. The woman said she managed to leave the apartment and call for help, but she said the other two occupants remained inside with the suspect. The SW Washington Regional SWAT team was called out to the scene. By 1:15 p.m., police said a woman exited the apartment and gave consent for officers to go inside. Police said nobody else was found in the apartment and there was no evidence of the originally reported hostage situation . Investigators said it is unknown at this time if any charges will be pursued for the person who called 911. People who were temporarily evacuated from their homes were allowed to go back...

Plano shooting suspect arrested after standoff - Story

PLANO, Texas - A man was taken into custody after a SWAT standoff early Tuesday morning in East Plano. The standoff started around 3 a.m. at an apartment complex on Sherrye Drive, which is near 14 th  Street and Jupiter Road. Police said there was some sort of argument between the suspect and another man. The other man was shot in the leg and is expected to survive. The suspect also suffered a hand injury. Responding officers were able to follow a trail of blood to find the suspect inside an apartment. He refused to come out. A SWAT team eventually sent a robot into the apartment. Police found the suspect hiding in a closet and used the robot to communicate with him and convince him to surrender around 6:30 a.m. The barricaded man was arrested and taken to the hospital to be checked out. It’s not yet clear what charges he will face. Neighbors were evacuated during the standoff.

North Carolina man charged in stabbing of woman, 7-year-old

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WENTWORTH, N.C. (AP) -- Authorities in North Carolina have charged a man in connection with the stabbing of a 44-year-old woman and a 7-year-old child.The Rockingham County Sheriff 's Office said Friday that Eden police have charged 34-year-old Christopher Raymond Ellison with attempted first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Sgt. Kevin Suthard said police officers and sheriff's deputies responding on Aug. 17 found the victims at an apartment. Both were taken to the hospital for treatment of injuries described as serious. Officers confronted Ellison after a search, and he was shot and wounded by police. Authorities didn't say whether Ellison was armed. Ellison was released from the hospital on Thursday and jailed under a $1 million bond. It's not known if he has an attorney.

Trump fails, Asa gets it | The Week That Was

Quote of the week "We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry of violence on many sides — on many sides. It's been going on in our country for a long time." — President Trump's initial response to the violence in Charlottesville on Aug. 12, incited by white supremacists. An Ohio man, with ties to neo-Nazi groups, plowed his car into a crowd of people, killing one woman and injuring others. Two state troopers, who were monitoring the scene, also died in a helicopter crash on Aug. 12. At least 34 people were injured in the violence. On Aug. 14, Trump condemned the K.K.K, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups by name. On Aug. 15, Trump again blamed "both sides." Tweet of the week " White supremacy has no place in America. When it turned violent in the 80's, I prosecuted them as U.S. Attorney. #Charlottesville" — In sharp contrast of the president, Governor Hutchinson (@AsaHutchinson) offered...