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LSU baseball team defeated Little Rock 10-6 to win the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional and advance to the Super Regional, where they will face West Virginia. Ethan Frey led the offense with a four-hit game, and Casan Evans pitched 6 innings of relief, earning high praise for his performance. LSU's victory marks their 27th NCAA Regional title, and they are now one step closer to the College World Series.
Two people were wounded in a shooting at Park Plaza mall in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Black Friday. The incident, described by police as a disturbance between two individuals that escalated into gunfire, is considered isolated and not an active shooter situation. Both victims are expected to recover, and no arrests have been made. Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. condemned the actions and expressed hopes for the victims' recovery.
Two people were injured in a shooting at Park Plaza Mall in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Black Friday. The incident, initially reported as a potential active aggressor situation, was later identified as an isolated altercation between two individuals that escalated into gunfire. Both victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries and are expected to recover. The Little Rock Police Department is investigating the incident, and the mall was closed for the remainder of the day. Authorities are committed to holding those responsible accountable.
Two people were injured in a shooting at Park Plaza in Little Rock during Black Friday shopping.
A shooting at Park Plaza Mall in Little Rock, Arkansas, during Black Friday shopping caused panic but resulted in no fatalities, with three people sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. The incident, involving two individuals who exchanged gunfire, led to the mall's evacuation and closure for the day. Meanwhile, across the country, shoppers braved cold weather for Black Friday deals, with many lining up for exclusive Taylor Swift merchandise at Target stores.
Bryan Malinowski, the director of Little Rock’s airport, was killed during an ATF raid on his home, suspected of selling guns without a license. The incident has sparked outrage and debate over government overreach and gun rights, with Republicans questioning the necessity of the raid. The ATF had been investigating Malinowski for months, suspecting him of illegal gun sales, but his family and friends argue he was a hobbyist. The case highlights the complexities of gun laws and the controversial "gun show loophole."
Thousands of visitors are gathering in Little Rock, Arkansas to witness the solar eclipse, with the partial eclipse starting at 12:33 p.m. and reaching totality at 1:51 p.m. A livestream of the event is available for those unable to attend in person.
Bryan Malinowski, the executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas, was shot and killed by federal agents during a raid on his home. Authorities allege that he sold numerous firearms without a license, some of which were used in crimes. The ATF stated that Malinowski purchased over 150 guns and resold them without a firearms license, with some of the weapons being linked to criminal activities. The family has called the incident an "unspeakable tragedy" and is waiting for all the facts to come out, while also asking for privacy.
The executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport, Bryan Malinowski, was killed in a shootout with federal agents raiding his Arkansas home, where it was revealed that he was illegally dealing guns without a dealer’s license, with about six of the weapons linked to crimes. Malinowski's family disputes the use of deadly force, while federal agents had been trailing him and executed a search warrant, resulting in a non-life-threatening injury to an ATF agent.
Bryan Malinowski, the executive director of Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas, was killed in a shootout with federal agents while they were serving a search warrant related to an investigation into his alleged illegal gun sales. The unsealed documents revealed that Malinowski had purchased and sold firearms without a license, and the investigation began after authorities in Canada received a photo of firearms bought by him. No charges had been filed against Malinowski, and his family questioned the ATF's tactics, stating that even if the allegations were true, they did not justify the raid on his home.
Bryan Malinowski, the executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport, has died from injuries sustained during a raid at his home by ATF agents. Questions surround the circumstances of the shooting, with the ATF stating they were serving a search warrant when a gunfire exchange occurred. The reason for the search warrant remains unknown, and concerns have been raised about the lack of information from authorities. Malinowski's brother has questioned the timing and necessity of the raid, expressing disbelief that his brother was involved in anything illegal.
The released search warrant affidavit details the ATF case against Bryan Malinowski, a Little Rock airport executive who was shot and killed by federal agents serving a search warrant at his home. The affidavit alleges that Malinowski purchased and resold numerous firearms without a dealer's license, with some of the guns being connected to crimes. ATF agents had been trailing Malinowski and planted a tracking device on his SUV before the fatal shootout occurred during the execution of the search warrant. The Arkansas State Police is currently investigating the shooting, and Malinowski's family has released a statement questioning the use of deadly force in the raid.
Bryan Malinowski, the executive director of Little Rock's airport, has died from injuries sustained in a shootout with federal agents serving a search warrant at his home. The shootout occurred when agents attempted to serve the warrant, resulting in both Malinowski and an ATF agent being shot. Malinowski, who had been with the airport for 16 years and served as its executive director since 2019, was praised for his leadership and the airport's growth. The details of the warrant and the ongoing investigation have not been disclosed.
Bryan Malinowski, the executive director of the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport, has died after being shot by ATF agents during a raid at his Arkansas home. The ATF was serving a search warrant and claimed Malinowski had been selling firearms without a license. His family questions the use of deadly force and the timing of the raid, while authorities have not released details about the operation. Malinowski's brother insists he was not involved in anything illegal and was a successful and law-abiding individual.
Bryan Malinowski, an airport executive, has died after being shot in the head during a shootout with federal agents who were serving a search warrant at his home. The 53-year-old, who had worked at the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport for 16 years, was well-regarded by neighbors as a kind and helpful person. The circumstances surrounding the shootout and the reason for the search warrant remain unclear, leaving the community in shock and disbelief.