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Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler was severely burned in a gasoline attack by Shotsie Buck-Hayes, who admitted to trying to kill him. Vogler's wife expressed gratitude to first responders and praised his resilience, highlighting his dedication to public service and his family's support. The community continues to follow updates on his recovery.
A suspect, Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes, attacked Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler by pouring gasoline on him and setting him on fire, resulting in severe burns. Buck-Hayes was charged with attempted first-degree murder and malicious wounding, and is held without bond. The community and officials have condemned the attack and are praying for Vogler's recovery.
Danville City Council member Lee Vogler was set on fire at his workplace by suspect Shotsie Michael Buck Hayes, who poured flammable liquid on him and then ignited it. Vogler was airlifted for treatment, and Hayes faces charges of attempted first-degree murder and malicious wounding, being held without bond.
Virginia city councilman Lee Vogler was set on fire in his office by a man with a personal grievance; he is hospitalized and the suspect has been charged with attempted murder and malicious wounding.
Three bodies, including an adult and two juveniles, were found in a house in Danville, California, prompting an investigation into a possible murder-suicide. The deceased adult has been identified as 44-year-old Nemanja Isailovic. The names and ages of the juveniles have not been released. The Danville Police Department has assured the public that there is no threat to their safety, and the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office is actively investigating the case.
The Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office is investigating a possible murder-suicide that occurred in Danville on Larkwood Circle. Limited information is available at this time, but there is no threat to the public.
Authorities in Danville, New Hampshire, are investigating the suspicious death of a woman who was found dead in a home with a gunshot wound. The woman's identity has not been released, pending notification of her family, and an autopsy is being conducted to determine the cause of death. Officials have stated that there is no threat to the public.
Multiple people were injured after a police chase in Danville, which began when the suspect car ran a red light. The suspect vehicle crashed into another car, rolled over on its roof, and caught fire. The driver of the suspect vehicle suffered "major" injuries, and five occupants from the suspect vehicle were rescued and taken to the hospital. Two occupants of the other vehicle were not injured.
The City Council in Danville, Illinois has passed an ordinance that bans the mailing and shipping of abortion pills, despite warnings from civil liberties experts and state leaders that the measure violates Illinois law. The ordinance claims that “federal law imposes felony criminal liability on every person who ships or receives abortion pills or abortion-related paraphernalia in interstate or foreign commerce.” However, it is unclear how the city intends to enforce the ordinance, which directly conflicts with Illinois law. The ACLU of Illinois has called the ordinance “an unlawful and unenforceable ordinance to limit access to abortion in the city.”
A resident of Danville died after being hit by a passenger train. The incident is being investigated by the police.