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Cleveland, OH. - Seven years ago, a stray bullet shot Alaya Brown in the head in the City of Cleveland. Her mom held her in her arms when young men began to shoot at a male walking the street, and Alaya was struck. As a result, Alaya's brain and skull were severely damaged. The little girl is paralyzed. She has to use a customized wheelchair stroller for mobility. She is a victim of criminal elements and the use of guns.

Community Came Together to Help 9-Year-Old Girl Get a New Customized Wheelchair Stroller: Family Overjoyed

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The Sheriff’s Office has provided the inmate's name and additional regarding his death. Notification to the decedent’s next-of-kin has been completed and he is identified as 57-year-old David Lee Ligon from Santa Maria. He was booked on May 27, 2023, by the Sheriff’s Office for possession of narcotics for sale (felony), transportation of a controlled substance (felony), possession of narcotics (misdemeanor), and possession of paraphernalia (misdemeanor). He was being held on $30,000 bail.

Second County Jail Inmate Dies in One Week

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Marysville, OH

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On January 14, 2023, Roxanne Gillenwater received a phone call that is a parent’s worst nightmare. Her mother received a phone call from someone on behalf of the Central Ohio Youth Center, Marysville, Ohio stating her 17-year-old daughter Alana Richardson had died while in their custody. Roxanne stated she received that phone call at approximately 3:40 p.m. on the mentioned date.

17-year-old juvenile dies while in State Custody at Detention Facility

Bronx, NY

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BRONX - Police have released a photo of the man, they say, pushed a straphanger onto the tracks at a Bronx subway station. The suspect is seen on surveillance video smiling, sticking his tongue out and waving his arms in what appears to be joy as he left the station.

Cops Release Photo of Subway Push Suspect

Manhattan, NY

MANHATTAN - SUVs and pot gummies are on the menu for an all-female robbery crew who beat ride share drivers and store clerks to get what they want, cops said. Police released the photos of the 5 suspects who are accused of stealing at least 1 SUV.

Female Robbery Crew Makes Off with Pot, SUV

Prattville, AL

Ashleigh Nicole

According to WSFA, in a shocking incident that has left the community in a state of distress, local authorities have arrested a Honduran immigrant who was residing in the country illegally. The suspect stands accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl in the bathroom of a restaurant in Prattville, in what appears to be a random attack.

Man Charged for Alleged Attack of 16-Year-Old Girl in Restaurant Bathroom

Douglas, GA

Daily Coffee Press

Two teen employees at a Burger King in Douglas have been charged on multiple counts for allegedly taking photos of customers' credit cards before using them to make several purchases. The first victim mentioned that over $2,000 in purchases were attempted on her card, with other victims coming forward since the initial report was made.

Burger King employees charged after allegedly stealing customer's card information and attempting to spend over $2,000

Texarkana, TX

Foro Jr.

The Phantom Killer's Reign of Terror in Texarkana. If you thought the horrors of the iconic horror film, The Town That Dreaded Sundown, were purely fictional, think again. The movie is based on a chilling true story that still haunts the residents of Texarkana, Texas. In 1946, the small town was terrorized by the Phantom Killer, a masked murderer who left a trail of brutal killings in his wake.

Disturbing: The Terrifying True Story Behind The Texas Town That Dreaded Sundown

MANHATTAN - A worker was thrown to the ground when a teen flash mob ransacked a high-end clothing store in the Bowery making off with $10,000 in clothes. According to police at around 5 pm on May 25, a group of teens entered Ava Galleria in the Bowery and began grabbing clothes off the rack.

Flash Mob Makes Off with 10 Grand in Clothes

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Clinton, ME

Rachel Perkins

CLINTON, Maine — In a high-octane incident that unfolded on the streets of Clinton on Friday, local woman Brittney Young found herself in custody after leading police on a high-speed chase that clocked over 30 miles above the speed limit.

Clinton Woman Leads Police in High-Speed Chase, Then Runs Inside Her House to Feign Slumber as Her Alibi

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Aurora, CO

David Heitz

The Aurora City Council will consider during a study session Monday restricting RVs to parking only 24 hours on a public-street in a seven-day period. “Currently Aurora allows a recreational vehicle to park on a public right-of-way for up to five days,” according to a memo from the City Attorney’s Office to the council. “This ordinance reduces the five days to twenty-four hours during any seven day period to be as strict as Denver’s ordinances.” RVs and campers in violation of the ordinance will be towed and impounded.

Aurora targets people living in RVs, campers

Savannah, GA

A Savannah man was arrested in Coffee County after allegedly destroying almost all of a woman’s belongings by pouring chemicals on her clothes and all over the kitchen and slashing her furniture and paintings. The incident reportedly stemmed from the suspect, 39-year-old Stephen Galletta, believing the victim was unfaithful to him after reading her diary.

Savannah man allegedly destroyed Douglas woman's belongings with bleach because she "ruined his heart" 

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Harvard, MA

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The Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences was renamed in honor of Kenneth C. Griffin '89.Photo byFrank S. ZhouBy Rahem D. Hamid, Miles J. Herszenhorn, Elias J. Schisgall, and Claire Yuan, Crimson Staff Writers.

Billionaire Ken Griffin ’89 Breaks with DeSantis on ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Expansion Amid Criticism at GSAS

Chicago, IL

Natalie Frank, Ph.D.

As Mayor Lori Lightfoot prepares to leave office, she signs executive orders to guild her administrations accomplishments and shape the path for her successor's administration.

Mayor Lightfoot Concludes Term by Signing Executive Orders, That Could Force Successor to Continue Her Initiatives

Cleveland, OH. - Nine-year-old Alaya Brown was robbed of her childhood seven years ago when a reckless driver shot her in the head. At the time, Alaya was two years old. This day will always hunt this family. It was reported as Alaya's mom held her in her arms, a car with men drove by following an altercation, and the men in the car began to shoot. As a result, Alaya was struck in her head. Her brain and skull were severely damaged. Her stomach is paralyzed.

Cleveland Grandmother Plea to Car Thieves; Please Return Grand-Daughters Customized Wheelchair-Stroller. Let Her Live! 

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