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Attorneys for Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, accused of Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, are seeking to suppress evidence obtained during an allegedly unlawful nighttime police search, arguing the warrant was based on a misleading portrayal of Davis as a dangerous drug dealer, which they say is factually incorrect and influenced the case.
Eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 between Davis and Sacramento are blocked due to a crash near Enterprise Boulevard. Traffic is backed up well into the freeway near Davis city limits, causing a large traffic backup. The stretch of I-80, also known as the Causeway, is the quickest way to travel between Sacramento and Davis. Details of the crash and any injuries are yet to be confirmed.
Several schools in Davis, including the district office, Davis School for Independent Study, King High, North Davis Elementary, Birch Lane Elementary, and the Yolo County Library, are delaying their start times due to another bomb threat. Davis police will be responding to the campuses, and all schools have been cleared. This is the latest in a series of bomb threats that Davis schools have been dealing with over the past few weeks.
Several schools in Davis, including Oliver Wendell Holmes Junior High, Cesar Chavez Elementary School, and Davis Senior High School, received bomb threats via email. However, after an investigation by the Davis police, all locations, including the Davis Joint Unified School District Offices and the Yolo County Library, have been deemed safe to open. The language and content of the emails are similar to previous bomb threats at the Yolo County Library.
The Yolo County Library in Davis, California, was evacuated after receiving a bomb threat via email, which is believed to be related to a previous threat. The situation has been deemed safe, and the library has reopened. Surrounding schools were placed in a shelter-in-place status while the threat was investigated.
Evacuations in Davis, California, prompted by a bomb threat at the Yolo County Library have been lifted after the area was deemed clear by authorities. Dispatchers were alerted to the threat, which included hate speech, and the surrounding area was evacuated for over three hours. No information has been released regarding the identity of the suspect or whether a bomb was found. The nearby North Davis Elementary School was also evacuated as a precaution.
The Yolo County District Attorney's Office has conceded that Carlos Dominguez, the accused Davis serial killer, is not mentally competent to stand trial. Dominguez, who is charged with two murders and attempted murder, underwent a competency hearing where multiple doctors testified to his symptoms of schizophrenia and lack of competency. The district attorney's office initially disagreed with the findings but now agrees that Dominguez is not presently competent. He will be sent to a state hospital for treatment and restoration of competency before returning to Yolo County for trial.
Police are investigating a stabbing at the Terracina at Wildhorse apartment complex in Davis, where a man was found with at least one stab wound. The man received CPR at the scene before being taken to the hospital for surgery. The wife, who was also injured, has been detained. The incident is believed to be domestic violence. Two children present at the scene were taken into protective custody, and officers will remain at the complex to gather information from witnesses.
Carlos Dominguez, the suspected Davis serial killer charged with two counts of murder and attempted murder, admitted guilt during a hearing discussing the results of his psychiatric evaluation. However, the criminal proceedings are on hold until a jury determines if he is mentally competent to stand trial. A court-appointed doctor found Dominguez to be incompetent, but prosecutors dispute it. A trial to decide on his mental health is set for July 24. If found competent, the criminal proceedings will continue, and if not, he will likely be sent to a state hospital for treatment.
Carlos Reales Dominguez, a former UC Davis student, has been charged with a series of seemingly random stabbings that left two men dead and a homeless woman critically injured in Davis, California. Dominguez, who had no criminal record, was detained by police near a neighborhood park where the second fatal stabbing took place. He pleaded not guilty and could face the death penalty.
Davis residents are trying to heal after a week of living in fear due to a serial killer who was terrorizing their city. Carlos Dominguez, a former UC Davis student, has been arrested and charged in the three stabbing attacks that occurred from April 27 to May 1, where two men died and a third woman is still in the hospital. The community is slowly returning to normal, but there is still a sense of sadness and loss that may take time to heal. Davis Mayor Will Arnold is leading the city through the healing process and encouraging the community to come together.
Kimberlee Guillory, the sole survivor of the Davis stabbing attacks, recalls the attack from her hospital bed. She was stabbed three times and underwent surgery. Guillory and her friends were living in fear with two unsolved murders in the days leading up to her attack. She was able to give a detailed description to police, who captured the suspect just two days later. Authorities have arrested 21-year-old Carlos Dominguez in connection with the stabbings. Dominguez is facing two murder charges and one count of attempted murder.
Carlos Dominguez, a former UC Davis student, has been arrested and charged with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder for allegedly killing two men and injuring a woman in Davis. Police consider him a serial killer due to the incidents. Dominguez was arrested after being found carrying a large knife and matching the suspect's description. He was a biological science major and had failed out of UC Davis two days before the first victim's stabbing. The Yolo County District Attorney has filed charges against Dominguez, including a special circumstance for multiple murders, making the case eligible for life without parole or the death penalty.
A former UC Davis student, Carlos Dominguez, has been arrested in connection with three stabbings that killed two and seriously injured another in Davis. Volunteers from across the country are working to help police agencies solve unsolved murder cases. The Rocklin Unified School District has responded to accusations made by a student's father that the district did not do enough to address a member of the Rocklin High School football team secretly recording the student while they were engaged in sexual activity. California lawmakers have approved and sent the governor a handful of bills that were considered part of an emergency or early budget action. Carlos Dominguez is set to be arraigned today at 1:30 p.m. in Woodland.
Carlos Dominguez, a former UC Davis student, has been arrested for two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder in connection with a series of stabbings in Davis, California. The victims include a UC Davis student and a 64-year-old woman. Dominguez was found with a large hunting-style knife in his backpack and wearing the same clothes from the third stabbing. Police credit the community for leading to his arrest. The investigation is ongoing.