Fairfax Co. man accused of murdering his landlord pleads guilty
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
A Fairfax County, Virginia, man who prosecutors say killed his landlord and hid her body for weeks pleaded guilty to murder on Monday, two years later.Brian Sayrs, 27, took a plea deal for second-degree murder and concealing a body, admitting Monday in court that he killed 72-year-old Emily Lu and then hid her body in the woods in Lorton, Virginia.Sayrs will be sentenced in January and, according to the plea deal, he could face from 22 to 32 years in prison.Lu, who rented a room in her home to Sayrs, was last seen on June 3, 2021. 51 days later, Sayrs took police to her body, where it was lying in a wooded area near Dudley Drive and Laurel Crest Drive, about two miles from her home.Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney Steve Descano said in a statement that the search for Lu’s body “devastated” the community.“To this day, we still don’t know exactly how she was killed, but we know that the individual who was responsible will face accountability for his actions,̶...¿Qué estados de EE.UU. y México están amenazados por la tormenta tropical Harold?
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
(CNN Español) — En las últimas horas, la temporada de ciclones 2023 en el Atlántico se encendió con la formación de cuatro tormentas tropicales, de las cuales Harold es la más reciente.Harold se fortaleció a tormenta tropical este martes 22 de agosto, según la actualización de las 2 a.m. ET del Centro Nacional de Huracanes (NHC, por sus siglas en inglés) de Estados Unidos.De acuerdo con el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (SMN) de México, Harold es el octavo ciclón tropical del año en el Atlántico, en una temporada de ciclones donde se pronostican hasta 16 tormentas con nombre.Trayectoria de la tormenta Harold en vivo: dónde está en tiempo real y a dónde se dirige¿Qué estados de Estados Unidos y México se verán afectados por Harold?Se espera que Harold traiga fuertes lluvias y vientos con fuerza de tormenta tropical a partes tanto del norte de México como del sur de EE.UU.MéxicoSegún un aviso a las 8:00 a.m. ET del SMN, Harold se encontraba a 115 kilómetros al este-noreste de l...Un video muestra al seleccionador español tocando indebidamente a una integrante de su equipo durante la celebración de la final del Mundial Femenino
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
(CNN) –Un video muestra al seleccionador español, Jorge Vilda, tocando de forma inapropiada a una integrante de su equipo durante la celebración de la final de Mundial Femenino de Fútbol.Momentos después de que la española Olga Carmona marcara el único gol del partido, que daba a España la ventaja sobre Inglaterra, las imágenes muestran a Vilda abrazándose con miembros de su personal, entre ellos una mujer.Pedro Sánchez dice que las disculpas de Luis Rubiales por el beso a Jennifer Hermoso “no son suficientes”Cuando Vilda la toca, primero la abraza con el brazo izquierdo. Después, cuando Vilda aparta la cabeza del abrazo grupal, su mano izquierda baja hasta el pecho de ella, la mantiene allí un momento y luego la suelta.CNN se puso en contacto con Vilda, la Real Federación Española de Fútbol (RFEF) y la mujer para recabar sus comentarios.The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2023 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.SourceNorth Korea’s Kim lambasts premier over flooding, in a possible bid to shift blame for economic woes
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un severely rebuked his premier and other senior officials over what he called their irresponsible response to recent flooding of farmlands along the country’s western coast, state media reported Tuesday.Summer floods in North Korea often cause serious damage to farmlands due to poor drainage and deforestation. Observers say Kim’s lambasting of top officials likely aims to shift blame to them for the country’s economic hardships and food insecurity, or could set the stage for a reshuffling of senior leadership.Kim on Monday visited a western coastal tideland where seawater recently destroyed the embankment, flooding more than 270 hectares of rice paddies. After inspecting the situation, Kim accused officials of “very irresponsible neglect of duties,” according to the official Korean Central News Agency.Kim criticized Premier Kim Tok Hun for showing “the attitude of an onlooker,” KCNA said. He berated the vice premier...Marine Corps Marathon 2023 runners: Share your stories with WTOP
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
Runners start the 44th Marine Corps Marathon, in Arlington, Va., Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)(AP/Jose Luis Magana) Runners start the 44th Marine Corps Marathon, in Arlington, Va., Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)(AP/Jose Luis Magana) Over 23,000 runners from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and 63 countries are now registered to run the 48th Marine Corps Marathon (MCM) on October 29 in Arlington, Virginia and our nation’s capital.WTOP wants to know why you’re planning to run and what is motivating you to train for this event. WTOP will choose some of these stories to feature in an upcoming on-air and online special report. If you or someone yo...Fire at Lakewood storage facility likely caused by homeless campers
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) -- Crews from West Metro Fire Rescue responded to a structure fire in Lakewood around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.According to WMFR, a passerby noticed smoke at a storage facility at the intersection of West 13th Avenue and Depew Street. Gov. Polis signs executive order on housing The assistant chief told FOX31's Lisa D'Souza that the building where the fire started had been abandoned for some time, and there had been groups of unhoused people staying in it off and on for several months.This was not the first fire in the building that was believed to have been caused by the transient people living there, but because of the size, there was concern the fire would spread."The biggest challenge is that we don’t know who’s in the building since it’s not supposed to be occupied," the assistant chief said.By 10 a.m. WMFR said the fire was under control, although there are expected to be traffic impacts to the area for another hour or so as cleanup continues and crews clear the scene....Denver Police therapy dog helps with 1st-day jitters at Morey Middle School
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — The return to school can be exciting, but also anxiety-inducing for children. So, a Denver Police therapy dog showed up on the first day of school hoping to help calm any first-week jitters.“I think even just that unknown, the first days of school you're wondering, 'Is my outfit good? Are my friends gonna like me? Can I be myself? Will people approve of who I am?’ and letting them start walking to the school feeling a little bit less stressed, smiling, connecting, sharing that connection that they had with Shelby. There were a lot of kids who were asking questions together, so hopefully that evens a little bit of camaraderie,” Teresa Gillian said.Denver Public Schools, DPD therapy dog Shelby, her handler Gillian, and other officers visited Joe Shoemaker School on Monday and Morey Middle School Tuesday. Bus cuts a ‘huge crisis,’ parents tell Denver school board Kids showing up to Morey Middle School were greeted by the cute pup, and after a few pets, they left smili...Man rushed to hospital after near-drowning incident in Tamarac
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
Tamarac Fire Rescue responded to an emergency call reporting a man pulled from a swimming pool just after noon today. The incident occurred at 7740 Southampton Terrace in Tamarac.Bystanders at the scene initiated life-saving measures by pulling the man from the pool and starting CPR. Upon arrival, paramedics took over CPR and immediately transported the man to Broward Health North. The bystander who pulled the man from the pool was transported to HCA Woodmont Hospital with unknown injuries. His current condition is unknown. Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.Teen arrested for bringing gun to Coconut Creek High School on first day
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
A teenage student at Coconut Creek High School was arrested on the first day of school after being found in possession of a handgun on campus. The incident led to a brief lockdown of the school, located at 1400 NW 44th Ave, at approximately 1:15 p.m., Monday.According to officials, school security acted promptly after receiving a report from another student who spotted a handgun. The 15-year-old’s bag was quickly searched, leading to the discovery of the firearm. While Coconut Creek Police said no direct threats were made, the individual was taken into custody.The teen has been charged with several felonies, including possession of a handgun as a minor, concealing a firearm, and disrupting a school function. Following the arrest, the teenager was transported to the Juvenile Assessment Center.Miramar Police hold news conference on double homicide, families plead for information
Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 13:36:32 GMT
Miramar Police Department alongside the victim’s families held a news conference Tuesday to address the double homicide that took the lives of their loved ones on March 17, 2022. Brent Hart, 25, and Dumas Cherizol-Amilcar, 27, were fatally shot in a drive-by shooting that unfolded at a strip mall situated on the 4000 block of Southwest and 69th Avenue in Miramar.The two men, who were lifelong friends were at a restaurant picking up dinner at around 9:00 p.m. when someone opened fire. During the news conference, family members of the victims and the Miramar PD asked anyone with information to come forward in order to solve this homicide that occurred over a year ago and a half ago. Both were struck and died on the scene. In a surveillance video, the number of shots fired can be heard. Erica Wilson-Price, Hart’s mom spoke at the conference and said she was devasted. “Somebody shot my son in cold blood along with his best friend. I need someone to come forward and lik...Latest news
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