ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando police say they took one person in custody Tuesday, after getting a call about a possible kidnapping.Officers got the call around 11:40 a.m.

asking them to investigate a residential area on Split Willow Drive. They say they got a vehicle description from a witness who told them they saw a man throw a female inside a car.Orlando police say spotted the vehicle by Shader and John Young Parkway.

After an authorized pursuit, they caught up to the vehicle at Smith Street and Edgewater Drive in the College Park neighborhood.

Photos of the scene revealed at least six police units were present.Officers were able to assist the victim and took the man into custody, according to a news release.

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Fraternity hosts voter registration drive ahead of November election

ORLANDO, Fla. – Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity brothers from the Orlando Graduate Chapter are working to make sure more people are registered to vote ahead of the presidential election in November.The Brothers of the Delta Xi Lambda Chapter are sponsoring a Voter Registration Drive Saturday (Sept. 12) from 9 a.m.

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Uproar in Colombia over police custody death leaves 7 dead

BOGOTA – A night of uproar in Colombia’s capital over the death of a man in police custody has left seven people dead, dozens injured and buildings vandalized.The Ministry of Defense said Thursday the wave of violence in Bogota in response to a video showing police holding down a man being tasered left 56 police stations damaged and 8 city buses burned.The mayor’s office reported that 248 civilians were injured.“Colombia demands justice,” Interior Vice Minister Daniel Palacios said. “But the violent acts yesterday also fill us with pain and as a consequence take more lives.”The outrage stems from the death of Javier Ordóñez, whose violent encounter with police was captured by witnesses and went viral on social media.

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Tattoo artist forced woman to touch him while she got a tattoo, police say

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A man is behind bars after authorities in Brevard County said he forced a woman’s hand onto his groin while she was getting a tattoo.According to the Satellite Beach Police Department, Michael Sean Bush, 36, is the owner and operator of The Looming Locust, a tattoo shop in Satellite Beach.Officials said that Bush locked himself and a client inside a room and as the woman was lying on a table getting her tattoo, Bush repeatedly grabbed the woman’s hand and placed it on his groin.According to police, Bush was “rubbing himself with her hand in a sexual nature.”Bush admitted his behavior to officials and was arrested Tuesday And charged with attempted sexual battery.Officials set his bond at $15,000.During their

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Possible coronavirus exposure at 2 Saskatoon stores

Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says a person who has tested positive for the novel coronavirus may have been infectious when they were at two stores in Saskatoon.The SHA said the person was first at Old Navy at Preston Crossing on Aug. 30 between 11:30 a.m.

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Holly Willoughby fears she'll have to choose to between her parents at Christmas after six person coronavirus rule

Christmas may still be three months away but Holly Willoughby is already worrying about her arrangements due to the coronavirus pandemic. New rules introduced by the Prime Minister Boris Johnson mean that from Monday, groups of people over the size of six will no longer be able to meet.

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Travel Tips: Waiting for possible amendments to quarantine

Ixtapa Travel’s Barb Crowe says the travel industry is still waiting to see whether the federal government will make amendments to the quarantine requirement – especially for vacations to safer destinations.

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Police chief tragically killed himself over 'paranoia' during coronavirus quarantine

coronavirus took his own life after getting a fever, an inquest heard. Retired Assistant Chief Constable James Connelly-Webster, 58, had been keeping socially-distanced from his wife and two children when his body was found in their garden chalet on April 1.

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TSA agents recover 5 guns in 7 days at Orlando International Airport

ORLANDO, Fla. – For the fifth time in a week, TSA agents at Orlando International Airport found a gun at a security checkpoint, according to authorities.The most recent case happened Wednesday, officials said.Investigators said they stopped Andrew Harfield, of Kissimmee, after a screener noticed a gun in his bag as it went through an X-ray machine.Agents said they also found about 40 bullets inside the bag.Hartfield faces charges of carrying a concealed weapon.No other details have been released.

Man shot and killed in hail of gunfire in West Oak Lane, police say

WEST OAK LANE - Authorities are investigating after a man was shot and killed in a hail of gunfire late Thursday night in West Oak Lane.Police responded to the area of 67th Street and Sydenham Street shortly after 10:30 p.m. for reports of gunshots.On the scene, officers reportedly found a man unresponsive and bleeding heavily.

Bensalem Twp. Police Department, NAACP sign historic agreement, pledging ongoing cooperation

BENSALEM, Pa. - The Bensalem Township Police Department and the Bucks County NAACP signed a historic agreement Wednesday night formalizing their relationship and pledging ongoing cooperation."It's the right thing to do especially now.

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Police: Man slips phone under dressing room door at Bensalem Goodwill

BENSALEM - Bensalem Township police are investigating after they say a man allegedly put a cell phone under a dressing room door at the Goodwill.The alleged incident happened at the Goodwill on the 2600 block of Street Road on Sept.

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B.C. premier comments on speculation about possible provincial election

Global’s Keith Baldrey has the latest on speculation about a possible fall election in B.C., including the reaction of Premier John Horgan.

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Police seeking vehicle wanted in shooting that killed 8-year-old girl, wounded 2 others, in Canaryville

CHICAGO - Chicago police are asking for help locating a vehicle wanted in connection with a fatal shooting that killed an 8-year-old girl and wounded two others Monday in Canaryville on the South Side.Shortly before 6 p.m., the child was among four people who were in a Subaru SUV that was stopped at a red light at 47th and Union.A Dodge Charger was behind the SUV, and when the stoplight turned green, someone in the Charger opened fire, striking the child, as well as a 31-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman who were also in the SUV, police said.The Charger then made a U-turn and drove off south on Union.Dajore Wilson | Courtesy of Legal Help Firm Dajore Wilson, 8, was pronounced dead less than an hour later, according to the Cook County

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Coronavirus: Ontario restaurant owners prepare for possible new restrictions as cases rise

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Ontario, some restaurant owners are preparing for additional restrictions after B.C. announced a rollback on reopening on Tuesday. Erica Vella reports.

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Minor injuries reported in crash involving New Castle County police officer

SKYFOX flew over the scene Tuesday night.

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COVID-19 vaccine trial in Orlando put on hold

ORLANDO, Fla. – A COVID-19 vaccine trial has been paused in Orlando after a study participant at another site developed unexpected complications.The Orlando Immunology Center is participating in the coronavirus vaccine study sponsored by Oxford University and AstraZeneca.OIC officials said a study participant at another site who received the same vaccine under going trials in Orlando has developed a serious unexpected adverse event.There is no word at this time if the vaccine was the cause of the event, according to OIC.Officials said an independent committee is going to review the situation.The OIC said they have recruited 50 people to participate in the study since Aug.

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Body camera video calms community after Daytona Beach police kill attempted murder suspect

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – When Michael Harris was killed by police inside an Espanola Avenue apartment in Holly Hill on August 29, his family was quick to react. Immediately after the shooting, they watched cell phone video recorded outside the apartment by a neighbor.

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Public health officials investigating possible COVID-19 reinfection

The person was sick with the virus back in May, and the new positive test announced on Monday may be a case of reinfection—something that could be a first in Canada. Alicia Draus reports.

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Trump releases list of 20 possible Supreme Court picks, including Tom Cotton and Ted Cruz

WASHINGTON - Hoping to replicate a strategy that has long been seen as key to his appeal among conservative voters, President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced he is adding 20 names to a list of Supreme Court candidates that he's pledged to choose from if he has future vacancies to fill.The list include Republican Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Christopher Landau, the current ambassador to Mexico, and Gregory Katsas, a Trump nominee to the U.S.

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Police: Man slipped phone under dressing room door at Bensalem Goodwill

BENSALEM - Bensalem Township police are investigating after they say a man allegedly slipped a cell phone under a dressing room door at the Goodwill.The alleged incident happened at the Goodwill on the 2600 block of Street Road on Sept.

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Pandemic brings large crowd of job seekers to Orlando job fair

ORLANDO, Fla. – More than 500 people were ready with their resumes in hand and dressed to impress during the Governor’s job fair event in Orlando.“I’m looking to change opportunities. My previous position thanks to COVID 19 I lost it after 20 years of being in the job,” Michael Inhat, said.

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Boy with autism, 13, shot several times by police after mom calls for help in Salt Lake City

police shot him while responding to a crisis intervention call from his mother in Salt Lake City, Utah.Linden Cameron, who has autism, was shot several times while running away from police late on Sept. 4, his mother Golda Barton told KUTV.

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Nova Scotia investigates 1st possible COVID-19 reinfection

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“So this individual met those criteria for having their case resolved, went for four months, then developed new symptoms which screened them in for testing again.”This time around, the results have shown as inconclusive, prompting a further investigation by both the provincial and national microbiology labs. Strang said:“In the meantime, under an abundance of caution, we are assuming that this is a new positive case, and taking appropriate public health measures.”Those measures include contact tracing, and individually assessing each of the home care worker’s clients.

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Video: Drunk driver crashes into parked patrol car, police say

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. – A driver who admitted to drinking multiple glasses of wine along with her prescription medication crashed into a parked patrol car as two teenage girls were standing outside of it, according to the Daytona Beach Shores Public Safety Department.Officers were speaking with two teenage girls involved in a retail theft on Atlantic Avenue around 2:45 a.m. Monday when a white Volkswagen crashed into the parked patrol car, records show.Body camera video from the incident shows one of the girls who was leaned against the hood of the patrol car fell to the concrete as a result of the crash.

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Orlando Police give update on deadly shooting at credit union

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando police have released new details about a shooting that left a woman dead outside an Orlando credit union.During a news conference on Wednesday, investigators said Sylvester Ofori, 35, was taken into custody late Tuesday and is accused of killing his wife, Barbara Tommey, 27.According to detectives, the couple was in the process of filing for a divorce and had been estranged for about three months.Police said Ofori is a pastor at Flood Gates of Heaven Ministries in Orlando.He did have a pretty big online following" Lt. Frank Chisari said.

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Utah boy with autism shot by police after mother called for mental health help

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Police close Benjamin Franklin Parkway as deadline to vacate homeless encampment passes

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police have closed the Benjamin Franklin Parkway from City Hall heading north towards the Art Museum as the deadline for homeless encampment residents to clear out has passed.Last week, the city posted formal notice, for the third time, requiring the encampments on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Ridge Avenue to close by Wednesday.Businesses around the Parkway also took precautions ahead of the deadline. Whole Foods Market has boarded up its windows and hired security in case the situation becomes unruly.Keeley reports that that several members of local clergy arrive at the homeless encampment around 7:30 a.m.

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Spanish police arrest virus-infected surfer

Spanish police have said they arrested a woman who went surfing when she should have been in quarantine after testing positive for Covid-19.

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Police close Benjamin Franklin Parkway as deadline to vacate homeless encampment arrives

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police have closed the Benjamin Franklin Parkway from City Hall heading north towards the Art Museum as the deadline for homeless encampment residents to clear out draws near.FOX 29's Steve Keeley reports several police cruisers are stationed along the parkway in preparation of the city's 9 a.m. deadline. Last week, the city posted formal notice, for the third time, requiring the encampments on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Ridge Avenue to close by Wednesday.Businesses around the Parkway have also taken precautions ahead of the deadline.

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533 new COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra police

MAHARASHTRA : Maharashtra Police Force has reported 533 new COVID-19 cases and three police personnel died due to the novel Coronavirus in the last 24 hours, said the police on Wednesday."Total number of positive cases in the police force has risen to 17,972 including 3,523 active cases, 14,269 recoveries and 180 deaths till date," said the policeMaharashtra is leading the COVID-19 tally in the country with 2,43,809 active cases currently.

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Police close Benjamin Franklin Parkway as deadline to vacate homeless encampment draws near

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police have closed the Benjamin Franklin Parkway from City Hall heading north towards the Art Museum as the deadline for homeless encampment residents to clear out draws near.FOX 29's Steve Keeley reports several police cruisers are stationed along the parkway in preparation of the city's 9 a.m. deadline. Last week, the city posted formal notice, for the third time, requiring the encampments on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Ridge Avenue to close by Wednesday.Businesses around the Parkway have also taken precautions ahead of the deadline.

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Orlando man awakens to intruders pointing guns in his face

ORLANDO, Fla. – A man awakened by armed, masked intruders was pistol-whipped and robbed of thousands of dollars in jewelry during a home invasion in Orlando, he said.The robbery happened late Tuesday in the 3400 block of Columbia Street.The victim, Alex Goodman, told News 6 that he was sleeping in his home when a man and woman, both of whom had guns, forced their way into his home, woke him up and said, “Give me your jewelry.”Goodman said the assailants tried to put a blanket over his head and he was fearful that he was going to be shot. The duo then pistol-whipped him several times as he tried to take cover, he said.#BREAKING: A man asleep on his couch, awoken by 2 masked GUNMEN then robbed, beaten, and pistol whipped.

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Possible barricade situation in Hunting Park prompts large police presence

HUNTING PARK - A large police presence has gathered outside a home in Hunting Park where a suspected gunman is believed to have barricaded himself inside.Philadelphia police and SWAT are amassed outside the residence on Dell Street near the intersection of Broad Street.Details are still developing on the events that lead up to the barricade situation.

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Man gets first-degree murder conviction overturned, released from prison after 30 years

PHILADELPHIA - A man was released from prison on Tuesday after getting his first-degree murder conviction overturned. Paul Johnson is going home for the first time in 30 years.Johnson, a former resident of West Philadelphia and Media, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for a robbery that turned deadly back in 1990.

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Police investigating after driver found shot in Falls Twp.

FALLS TWP., Pa. - People are being asked to avoid the area after a driver was found shot in the neck inside a vehicle in Falls Township.It happened on the side of Lincoln Highway at N. Olds Boulevard Tuesday around 3 p.m.SKYFOX flew over the scene Tuesday afternoon.

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Orlando police search for missing 90-year-old man

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Orlando Police Department is searching for a missing 90-year-old man.Police said Rafael Fernando Guajardo suffers from dementia.Investigators said his grandson said Guajardo refuses to take his medication.Authorities said he was last seen around 3:30 p.m.

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Video: Driver flees crash scene after being pulled from burning vehicle, police say

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. – A woman who was pulled from her burning vehicle during the aftermath of a crash fled from the scene before first responders could speak with her, according to the Daytona Beach Shores Public Safety Department.Video released from the department shows a Jeep with its front end smashed and a second vehicle nearby engulfed in flames.“She’s out, she’s over there walking away with the guy in the white shirt,” a witness said of the woman who was pulled from the burning wreckage.Officer Castellano immediately ran over to the burning vehicle to verify that no one else was trapped inside.

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Police: 16-year-old boy shot in West Philadelphia

WEST PHILADELPHIA - Police are investigating after a 16-year-old boy was shot in West Philadelphia.It happened on the 4300 block of Parrish Street around 6 p.m. Tuesday.According to police, the boy was shot twice in the calf and four times in the leg.

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Man gets conviction overturned, released from prison after 30 years

PHILADELPHIA - A man was released from prison on Tuesday after getting his conviction overturned. Paul Johnson is at home for the first time in 30 years.Johnson, a former resident of West Philadelphia and Media, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for a robbery that turned deadly back in 1990.

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Naked protesters wear 'spit hoods' outside Rochester police building

Protesters wearing little clothing put on "spit hoods" and staged a silent sit-in outside the Rochester Police Department headquarters, Rochester, N.Y., Sept. 7, 2020; image has been edited to obscure nudity.

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Orlando commissioners approve plan to use parking space for outdoor seating ‘parklets’

ORLANDO, Fla. – More outdoor seating for restaurants and businesses could be coming to Orlando neighborhood in the near future. During its Wednesday council, Orlando City Commission approved a new temporary permits, which would allow businesses to expand their outdoor seating by utilizing street parking spaces, known as “parklets.” “What we want to do is figure out how to give them more space,” Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said.

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Possible coronavirus exposure at businesses in Watrous, Waskesiu Lake, Wakaw

coronavirus exposure alert from the Saskatchewan Health AuthorityAn individual who tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, visited the following locations while likely infectious, the health authority said in the alert Tuesday:Public health officials advise anyone who was at these locations during the specified times to immediately self-isolate if they have had or currently have COVID-19 symptoms and to call HealthLine 811 to arrange for testing.Questions about COVID-19? Here are some things you need to know:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Symptoms can include fever, cough and difficulty breathing — very similar to a cold or flu.

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Rochester police leaders retire en masse following suffocation death of Daniel Prude

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Ontario court rules boy should attend school in person despite father’s objections

COVID-19 pandemic, with one judge ruling a nine-year-old boy should return to in-person classes despite his father’s objections.In a decision released late last month, Ontario Superior Court Justice Andrea Himel said the case is one of many such disputes currently before the courts and seeking urgent resolution as schools prepare to reopen.She says the parents, who are divorced and share custody of their son, disagreed on whether the boy should attend classes in person or continue with the remote learning system put in place when schools were forced to close in March.

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