All articles tagged with #community help
A man in Harnett County, Collin Peregoy, became a local hero by delivering over a dozen packages, including critical medications, that fell off a FedEx truck on Christmas Eve, after the delivery was delayed. He took action by contacting the recipients directly, ensuring they received their essential items, exemplifying community kindness and empathy during the holiday season.
A couple at Burning Man unexpectedly gave birth in their camper with help from strangers and medical professionals, highlighting the community's support during emergencies. Their baby, born prematurely, was airlifted to a hospital, and the family is now in recovery, grateful for the aid they received.
A woman unexpectedly went into labor at Burning Man, and with the help of festival attendees including medical professionals, she delivered a baby girl in her camper. The community quickly rallied to assist, and the newborn was airlifted to a hospital, highlighting the supportive spirit of the event despite harsh weather conditions. The couple is now caring for their daughter in Reno, grateful for the community’s aid.
A man and a woman, believed to be a missing couple, were found shot to death in a Birmingham alley. The victims, Angeliyah ne-vaeh Jolie Webster and Christan Tyre Norris, both 20, were last seen on Valentine's Day and were found in a white Ford Taurus. The police are urging the community to come forward with any information related to the homicides.
A Pokemon Go player sought help from the community to identify a rare wild spawn and discovered it was an Unown in its "W" form, which is the second rarest wild spawn in the game. Unown is known for its rarity, with specific forms usually limited to events or raids. The player was able to successfully catch the Pokemon, which is considered a significant find.
Police in Fairfax County are seeking the community's assistance in locating multiple suspects involved in a shooting that left a 12-year-old child injured. The incident occurred in the 4600 block of North Chambliss Street in Lincolnia, and the suspects fled the scene in a white BMW. The motive for the shooting is still unknown, but there is no immediate threat to the public. The injured child was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are actively investigating the case and urging residents to provide any video footage or information related to the incident.
A man was shot to death inside a repair shop on Indy's east side, and his girlfriend claims to have witnessed the killing. The victim's girlfriend called 911 after the shooting and said that they were ambushed by someone they knew. The police are still investigating the incident and have no suspect information to release. The victim had been investigated and arrested multiple times for various crimes in recent months. The community is asked to help solve the crime.
A 4-year-old child and his mother who were abducted from a residence in Rochester, New York, have been found safe, but the suspects have not yet been apprehended. The Rochester Police Department is still seeking public assistance in finding information about and footage of the incident. The police are encouraging residents in the area to check their security footage and dash cams and to reach out if they see unusual activity on their cameras.
Philadelphia police are asking for the community's help to identify suspects involved in a triple shooting in West Philadelphia that left three teenagers injured, with one in critical condition. The suspects fired more than 60 shots before fleeing the area on Lansdowne Avenue. Police believe the shooters were dropped off and picked up in a newer model gray Honda CRV that Pennsylvania State Police later found burned. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.