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Sacramento man locks himself in car while attempting to burglarize Auburn home<\/h3>\n

A Sacramento man attempting to burglarize an Auburn home ended up locking himself in the victim’s car, Placer County Sheriff’s Office said Friday.<\/p>\n

According to a Facebook post by the Placer County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called to a home in North Auburn on Monday, Oct. 12, after the residents heard a loud noise coming from their garage. When they went to investigate, they found a man hiding in their car with the doors locked.<\/p>\n

The residents were able to keep the suspect in their garage as they waited for deputies to arrive.<\/p>\n

Deputies have identified the suspect as 32-year-old Roman Migashkin, of Sacramento. Outside the garage, deputies also found a stolen bike and when they searched Migashkin, they found methamphetamine and of items from the victim\u2019s car.<\/p>\n

Migashkin was arrested on suspicion of burglary, possession of stolen property, possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Source; ABC10<\/a><\/p>\n

CNN Warns of Gun Surge at TSA Checkpoints<\/h3>\n

This week CNN itself is personified as a stupid person. Low hanging fruit, I know. They get their panties in a twist over a literal 1-in-a-million increase.<\/p>\n

CNN is sounding the warning on a \u201csurge\u201d in airline passengers with guns in their bags at TSA checkpoints in airports.<\/p>\n

CNN notes that \u201ctransportation security officers confiscated a gun from about 10 passengers in every 1 million\u201d during 2020, but are now \u201cfinding 11 armed passengers in every 1 million.\u201d That is a jump of one passenger per million.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Source; Breitbart<\/a><\/p>\n

After cops killed son, mother uses $5 million settlement to supply guns for teen gang<\/h3>\n

Fourteen people, including two young teenagers, have now been charged following an investigation into the murder of a Malaga, Calif. man.<\/p>\n

Christina Lopez, 42, of Madera, Calif. is one of the 14 people arrested in the death of Javier Fernandez.<\/p>\n

She’s facing felony charges of conspiracy to provide firearms to a minor for the benefit of a street gang, child endangerment, and conspiracy to provide a firearm to a gang member.<\/p>\n

But it’s how<\/em> prosecutors say she funded the crime that has many outraged.<\/p>\n

Smittcamp says Lopez bought guns, used in the killing, with money from a multi-million dollar settlement after Fresno police killed her son.<\/p>\n

Back in 2017, Lopez’s 16-year-old son Isiah Murrieta-Golding was shot and killed by Fresno Police. The shooting happened during a chase, as he was wanted for killing a man.<\/p>\n

Michael Haddad, Lopez’s attorney after her son’s death, says the City of Fresno had to pay out $4.9 million this past August to settle the case related to Isiah’s death.<\/p>\n

During a news conference Friday, prosecutors said Lopez used money that she received from the city to help fund this crime.<\/p>\n

Smittcamp adds Lopez now faces approximately 10 years in state prison.<\/p>\n

“And she has continued now to take the money from her settlement that she received from the City of Fresno to buy and purchase a home where she lives, in addition to spending thousands of dollars on guns that she then, in turn, has given to her 14-year-old son,” said DA Smittcamp, “And I didn\u2019t misspeak, 14-year-old son, who is distributing them, sharing them and selling them with other gang members in the community.”<\/p>\n

That 14-year-old is also facing felony charges for gun possession, conspiracy to commit crimes, and street gang enhancements.<\/p>\n

The lawyer who represented Lopez during the settlement case says some of that money went to Isiah’s father.<\/p>\n

He adds, “I think she’s a good mom and I can’t see her doing something like this.”<\/p>\n

Now, the city may be looking to get some of that settlement money back.<\/p>\n

Smittcamp says the settlement was lawfully given to Lopez, but she said her office would need to do some research to see if there’s a way to seize any of that money.<\/p>\n

Up until last month, law enforcement only had still photos from a surveillance video. Looking for answers, the Sheriff’s office posted the still shot asking the public for help.<\/p>\n

Since then, the investigation has moved along quite a bit, and Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims said it’s largely due to two solid tips that came into Valley Crime Stoppers.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Source; Fox San Antonio<\/a><\/p>\n

Man arrested after dropping meth while applying for job<\/h3>\n

So…Do I start Monday or what?<\/p>\n

Police arrested a 42-year-old man for the offense of possession of methamphetamine.<\/p>\n

According to police officers, Kenneth Lansden dropped a bag of methamphetamine at a business while trying to apply for a job there.<\/p>\n

The incident was captured on surveillance video.<\/p>\n

Police said after he left the business, Lansden was located near the 3300 block of Prairie Avenue where he was arrested and taken into custody.<\/p>\n

He was transported to the Coles County Safety and Detention Center. His bond was set at $0.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Source; Everything Lubbock<\/a><\/p>\n

Yellowstone Tourist Gets Jail Time For Refusing To Back Off Charging Grizzly<\/h3>\n

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When Darwin doesn’t work, the justice system has to step in.<\/p>\n

A tourist has been jailed after being \u201cdangerously close\u201d to a grizzly bear at Yellowstone National Park.<\/p>\n

25 year-old Samantha Dehring, an Illinois native, was visiting the park in May 2021 when she noticed a grizzly accompanied by her three cubs. While surrounding visitors backed away and reentered their vehicles, Dehring stayed, reported KTVQ News.<\/p>\n

Witnesses took pictures and recorded videos of the incident which were distributed among media outlets and social media, leading to Dehring\u2019s identification.<\/p>\n

National Parks Service said in a press release Dehring \u201cpleaded guilty to willfully remaining, approaching, and photographing wildlife within 100 yards. The other count, feeding, touching, teasing, frightening, or intentionally disturbing wildlife, was dismissed,\u201d officials announced.<\/p>\n

Federal Judge Mark L. Carman, the judge in charge of her sentencing hearing, stated he understood Dehring\u2019s distress after she said she had suffered emotionally as a result of social media attacks and has had to delete all of her social media accounts since the incident, KTVQ News reported.<\/p>\n

Dehring will serve four days in the Gallatin County Detention Center and will pay a $1,000 in fine as well as another $1,000 to the Yellowstone Forever wildlife protection fund, according to the Associated Press.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Source; Daily Caller<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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