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An 11-year-old boy in Houston was fatally shot after a doorbell-ringing prank known as 'ding dong ditch,' with police investigating the incident and no arrests made as of now. The case highlights the potential dangers of pranks, which have previously led to deadly consequences in other instances.
A man in Trenton, NJ, was fatally shot while driving, causing him to lose control of his vehicle, crash into a police car, and hit a pedestrian. The incident also injured a bystander and two police officers, with no arrests made yet as the investigation continues.
Lincoln Police identified Carlos Silva and Terrell Jones as the victims of a fatal shooting outside The Office Gentlemen’s Club. The incident, which followed a verbal altercation, is considered isolated. No arrests have been made, but a suspect has been identified. Authorities are seeking public assistance for information or video related to the shooting.
A shooting at Sudekum Apartments in Nashville resulted in the death of a 32-year-old man and left another man with a graze wound. The Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating the incident, which occurred Saturday afternoon.
Oregon defensive back Daylen Austin was arrested in connection to a fatal hit-and-run near the university campus, with the victim being a 46-year-old man. The Eugene Police Department is still gathering information for a final charging decision, and the University of Oregon is awaiting additional details. Austin, a true freshman in 2023, remains in jail as of Wednesday morning.
A fatal plane crash occurred in Truckee, with multiple agencies responding to the scene. The crash took place near Glenshire Drive and Olympic Boulevard, resulting in no survivors. The cause of the crash is still unknown, and it is unclear how many people were on the single-engine, turbo prop plane. No homes were damaged, but some railroads are being repaired by crews.
A mountain lion killed a 21-year-old hunter and injured his 18-year-old brother while they were hunting for shed antlers in a remote area of Northern California's foothills. The younger brother reported the attack and was found with traumatic injuries, while the older brother was found deceased with the mountain lion crouched over him. Deputies euthanized the mountain lion, and the brothers have not been publicly identified. This is one of nearly two dozen reported mountain lion attacks on humans since the mid-80s, with the last fatal encounter occurring in 2004.
In a rare incident, a mountain lion killed a man and injured his brother in a remote area of Northern California while they were searching for antlers. The younger brother called 911 to report the attack, and deputies found the mountain lion crouched next to the older brother, who unfortunately did not survive. Mountain lion attacks on humans are rare, with fewer than 50 verified attacks in California since 1890, and only six of them have been fatal. The mountain lion responsible for the attack was euthanized, and its remains were sent for DNA analysis and health assessment.
A 21-year-old man died and his 18-year-old brother was injured in a mountain lion attack while hunting for shed antlers in Georgetown, California. The El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office located the mountain lion near the deceased man and shot at it, but the animal fled. The injured brother is expected to recover, and authorities later located and dispatched the mountain lion. This is the first fatal mountain lion attack in the area in about 30 years.
Two brothers were attacked by a mountain lion while searching for shed deer antlers in the Northern California woods, leaving one dead and the other with traumatic injuries. This was the first fatal cougar attack in California in 20 years. The surviving teenager called 911 and was found by authorities, who then located the deceased brother with the mountain lion nearby. Deputies scared off the mountain lion and attempted to administer aid, but the victim had already died. The teenager was taken to a hospital for treatment. Authorities dispatched the mountain lion and are conducting further examination. Mountain lion attacks on humans are rare in California, with fewer than 50 reported since 1890, including six fatalities.
A mountain lion attacked and killed a 21-year-old man and injured his 18-year-old brother while they were hunting for shed antlers in a remote area of Northern California's foothills. The younger brother reported the attack to authorities, who found him with traumatic injuries to his face. Deputies located the older brother with the mountain lion crouching over him, and after firing their service weapons to scare off the animal, the older brother was found deceased. The mountain lion was later located and euthanized by wildlife officers. This marks one of nearly two dozen reported mountain lion attacks on humans since the mid-80s, with the last fatal encounter occurring in 2004.
One person was killed and five others, including an off-duty police officer, were injured in a shooting outside a bar in Indianapolis. The incident occurred when two off-duty officers in uniform were at a bar and a disturbance in the parking lot led to gunfire exchange with a suspect. The injured officer is expected to recover, while four other individuals were also injured but expected to recover. A firearm was recovered at the scene, and a man connected to the incident arrived at a hospital seeking treatment for gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead.
A mountain lion attack in a remote area of Northern California left one person dead and another injured while they were antler shed hunting. The 18-year-old and 21-year-old brothers were attacked by the mountain lion, with the older brother succumbing to his injuries. The younger brother suffered traumatic injuries to his face and was taken to a local hospital. Authorities are working to locate the mountain lion, and mountain lion attacks on humans are rare in California.
A mountain lion attack in a remote area of Northern California left one man dead and his brother injured while they were hunting for antler sheds. The 18-year-old survivor suffered traumatic injuries to his face and was taken to the hospital, while deputies found the 21-year-old victim next to the crouched mountain lion and had to discharge their firearms to ward off the animal. This is the first fatal mountain lion attack in California in 30 years, and wildlife officials are investigating the incident.
A man was killed and his brother injured in a mountain lion attack while they were searching for deer antlers in a forested area of El Dorado County, California. This is believed to be the first fatal incident involving a mountain lion in the state in 20 years. The younger brother suffered traumatic injuries but is expected to survive. Authorities shot and killed the mountain lion, and are examining its body to determine the cause of the attack. Encounters between humans and mountain lions are expected to increase due to shared terrain, and wildlife authorities advise caution and provide guidance on how to react if encountering a mountain lion.