TITUSVILLE, Fla. – Complaints from residents about a home in Titusville resulted in police finding drugs and stolen firearms, officials said.According to a news release, The Titusville Police Department, police searched the home Thursday after concerned residents witnessed “drug-related activities and violent criminal activities, which involved gunfire outside the house.”“This agency-wide responsive initiative, headed up by the Special Investigation Section (SIS), resulted in the seizure of a large cache of firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, high capacity firearm magazines and narcotics,” authorities said.According to police, half of the seized firearms had been previously reported stolen to law enforcement.Two people were arrested.

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Death of man in NJ police vehicle after arrest probed

TOTOWA, N.J. - State authorities are investigating the death of a man in a New Jersey police vehicle following his arrest over the weekend.The New Jersey attorney general's office said a state trooper arrested the 51-year-old man during a motor vehicle stop in Totowa at about 11:30 a.m. Saturday.Authorities say the man was placed in the back of a police vehicle, where he "suffered an undetermined medical emergency" and was pronounced dead at St.

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Police: Man, 36, smashes bar window, slashes employee with knife

NEWARK, Del. - Authorities in Delaware are searching for a man accused of returning to a Newark bar after a fight with a large stick and a knife, smashing a window and assaulting an employee.Police say Alfred F. Zickgraf, 39, is wanted on felony assault and related charges stemming from an altercation at CP’s Pub last Tuesday night.According to investigators, Zickgraf briefly scuffled with a 23-year-old patron at the bar just before midnight.

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Covid-19: Mumbai Police urge people to be within 2 km radius of home

MUMBAI : In the bid to curb the spread of coronavirus, Mumbai Police on Sunday urged residents not to move beyond two-km radius of their homes and all movements be restricted to for essential activities only."As the city reopens in phases under the guidelines of the State Government, it has been observed that many are violating the norms.

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Police: Noose left at Black man’s home in Delaware

SEAFORD, Del. - Delaware State Police said Saturday they have opened a hate crime investigation after a Black man reported finding a cord tied into a noose outside his home.The 59-year-old victim told police someone trespassed onto his property in Seaford on Friday while he was at work and left the noose on his front step railing, the agency said in a news release.Initial interviews with neighbors in the area have not led to any potential suspects, according to police, who said they did not have any more specific suspect information.Anyone with information is asked to contact state police.___For the latest local news, sports and weather, download the FOX 29 News app.AdvertisementDOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP

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Man detained under mental health act after climbing on scaffolding in city centre prompting large police response

Manchester city centre. Several police cars and ambulance crews were called to Wilmslow Road at around 7.50pm on Saturday (27 June) night, near Whitworth Park, to reports of a concern for welfare.A police cordon was put in place as special officers were called to the scene to negotiate with the man, before bringing him to safety.The man was later detained under Section 136 of the Mental Health Act and taken to hospital for treatment.He was not believed to have been injured, and has since been discharged.

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Scots warned as scammers use Covid-19 'home testing' text message to enter homes

Covid-19 'home testing' text message to try and gain access to Scots homes. Trading Standards Scotland has issued a warning after the bogus message - appearing to be from the NHS - asks homeowners to go into a separate room while a testing team enter their house.

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IIT Delhi, National Chemical Laboratory working on home-based testing kits for covid-19

NEW DELHI : Home-based COVID-19 testing kits could soon be a reality with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi and the National Chemical Laboratory (NCL) Pune working on an alternative testing method which can not only be performed by individuals at home but will also deliver quick results.The collaborative project with the NCL, which comes under the aegis of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), has also received financial support from Microsoft India and is expected to be ready in a month's time.According to the team, the project aims to develop an ELISA (Enzyme Linked Immunoassay) based diagnostic serological assay against COVID-19.

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Chinese firm says coronavirus vaccine candidate shows promise in human test

BEIJING : China National Biotec Group (CNBG) said on Sunday that early human test results for a coronavirus vaccine candidate suggested it could be safe and effective, the second vaccine candidate from the firm to show encouraging results in a clinical trial.The experimental shot, developed by a Beijing-based unit of CNBG, has induced high-level antibodies in all the inoculated participants in a Phase 1/2 clinical trial involving 1,120 healthy people, according to preliminary data of the trial, CNBG said in a posting on the social media platform WeChat, without disclosing specific readings.Chinese companies and researchers have been allowed to test eight vaccine candidates in humans at home and abroad, making China a major front-runner in

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UK's longest coronavirus patient sent home after record 95 days in hospital

told the MailOnline: "'I can't believe I'm still alive, that's the hardest part to understand. I think about the people who didn't make it - there's been quite a few."I was quite overwhelmed driving down my road.

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Four San Jose police officers placed on leave during investigation into racist Facebook posts

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Four San Jose police officers have been placed on administrative leave while their department investigates a private Facebook group comprised by active and retired officers that allegedly includes racist and bigoted comments.The San Jose Police Department will seek assistance from the FBI in an investigation into the officers' alleged comments on the "10-70DSJ" Facebook group, the department said Saturday."I have previously responded with discipline up to termination after an investigation into off duty online activity that runs counter to our standards of conduct," Police Chief Eddie Garcia said.

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Late scratch: Harvick knocks off Pocono from winless list

LONG POND, Pa. – Kevin Harvick snapped an 0-for-38 drought at Pocono Raceway, taking the checkered flag Saturday at one of two tracks where victory had eluded him.Harvick won the first of two NASCAR Cup races in front of no fans this weekend at Pocono and will start 20th on Sunday with the field set by inverting the lead-lap finishers.The 44-year-old California driver has won at every active track except Kentucky Speedway (nine tries) and the 2014 series champion has three wins overall for Stewart-Haas Racing this season.Harvick held off a hard-charging Denny Hamlin for his 52nd career Cup victory.

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Care home offers hope in coronavirus fight after 23 residents survive deadly infection

A care home where 36 residents and staff coasted through a major coronavirus outbreak has given scientists fresh hope.

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Todd matches Johnson's 61 to take the lead at Travelers

CROMWELL, Conn. – Brendon Todd and Dustin Johnson each shot career-low 61s at the Travelers Championship on Saturday, leaving Todd with a two-stroke lead over the 2016 U.S. Open champion.

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Britney Spears is back in the home gym she burned down – but it’s not totally fixed yet

Britney Spears is back working out in the gym she burned down earlier in the year, but she admitted it wasn’t fully fixed up just yet. The Toxic star, 38, shared some of her workout secrets with her fans while also giving them an update on how the repairs are getting on. She told her followers: ‘Hi guys, I’m in my gym today and yes, it is the gym that I burned down. It’s still not fixed yet, but I’m getting there.’Britney added in the caption: ‘These key exercises believe it or not really do help with getting a tight buttocks. I didn’t have time to show the full routine in the video ….

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Group of San Jose police officers accused of racist Facebook posts

Article in 'Medium' about police Facebook post Some posts on the page, included images and comments that all Muslims are terrorists, and some parts of the city, with predominantly minority populations are described as "the trash" of San Jose.AdvertisementThe Bay Area News Group reports that some of the officers have been placed on admininstrative leave and are under investigation by the FBI.In a news release, San Jose Police Chief Eddie Garcia stated: "While I have no control over what former employees post online, I can voice my outrage after hearing about these comments made online... Any current employee involved with bigoted activity online will promptly be investigated and held accountable to the fullest extent in my power.

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Police: Man shot 3 times in West Philadelphia in critical condition

WEST PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a 29-year-old man is in critical condition after he was shot three times Saturday afternoon in West Philadelphia.According to police, gunfire erupted near the intersection of 62nd Street and Lansdowne Street just after noontime.The victim, whose identity has not been reported by police, was shot once in the abdomen and twice in the right arm. MORE: Police investigating double shooting outside Lower Merion radio stationPolice say the victim was taken to Lankenau Hospital by private vehicle. No word on what sparked the shooting.

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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner lead The Princess Bride charity remake

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner have teamed up with Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Garner, and Tiffany Haddish to feature in a unique remote remake of The Princess Bride.Director Jason Reitman has taken charge of the project, for which the stars self-filmed scenes using their cell phones, with Jonas playing the titular character, aka Buttercup, and Turner, who is pregnant with the couple's first child, portraying the role of Westley, made famous by Cary Elwes in the beloved 1987 movie.Other artists contributing to the revamp include Elijah Wood, Jon Hamm, Jack Black, Josh Gad, Andy Serkis, Diego Luna, Taika Waititi, David Oyelowo, Keegan-Michael Key, Patton Oswalt, Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka, and Chris Pine and Annabelle Wallis, with stars

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Ireland's Micheal Martin to lead historic Irish coalition

COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated the country's problems. Underscoring the changes the virus has wrought, the Dail's session on Saturday was held at the Dublin Convention Centre rather than lawmakers' permanent chamber to allow for social distancing.Martin said that dealing with the pandemic would be the centerpiece of his leadership.“The struggle against the virus is not over,'' he said.

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Police: Woman, 43, struck and killed by vehicle in Wilmington

Generic image of police lights. WILMINGTON, De - Authorities in New Castle County say a woman was fatally struck by a vehicle Friday morning.Officers were dispatched to the intersection of Laura Court and Champlain Avenue for reports of a woman lying in the middle of the road. Police say the woman, later identified as 43-year-old Kimberly Behrmann, was unresponsive when officers arrived and pronounced dead.Investigators determined Behrmann was the victim of a hit-and-run crash.

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Riot police clash with Liverpool fans as supporters defy lockdown rules for title party

Police officers had glasses and bottles thrown at them in violent clashes with Liverpool football fans celebrating the club’s Premier League win.

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Outrage at care home job advert that says 'no dark-skinned applicants'

Life's a beach! Get the brightest stories sent to your inbox with the Daily Star newsletterAn Australian company has sparked outrage by posting a job advert which urges “dark-skinned”, “Indian” or “African” people not to apply.Melbourne-based care home provider Absolute Care and Health posted a job listing via Indeed.com which included shocking instructions to deny certain races from applying.The post sought “mature support workers, ideally aged 40 years and over,” to work for a 24-hour National Disability Insurance Scheme client.However the advertisement then stated: “We request no dark-skinned (Indian or African) applicants apply for this role.”The posting added that the requirement was at the request of their client.The advertisement has

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Police probe death of boy, 10, who drowned in loch after he fell out of dinghy

Michael Heeps tragically died on the water, report the Daily Record. He was with members of his family enjoying a day out at Loch Lubnaig, near Callander, Perthshire.

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Tragic 'very anti-drugs' teacher died after taking cocaine for the 'first time'

anti-drugs stance died after taking cocaine "for perhaps the first and only time".

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Police investigating double shooting outside Lower Merion radio station

LOWER MERION - Authorities say two young adults were injured when gunfire erupted outside a Lower Merion Township radio station early Saturday morning.According to police, the shooting happened near the front entrance of the 101.1 More FM in Bala Cynwyd just before 2:30 a.m.Police say 18-year-old Masir Williams and 19-year-old Thalia Serrano were sitting outside the station when they were hit by gunfire from a dark-colored sedan.The man and woman were reportedly hit multiple times. Police say they are in stable condition at Lankenau Hospital. No arrests have been reported.

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Governor asks California county to reimpose stay-at-home

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Coronavirus: U.K. police to get tougher on crowds after Liverpool celebration

English city of Liverpool have been given more powers to break up crowds after celebrations to mark Liverpool Football Club’s first league title in 30 years led to disorder.The local move to stop gatherings of more than two people came after the sheer joy of victory, together with warm weather, prompted people to cast off worries about the COVID-19 pandemic and to gather in huge crowds. Coronavirus: Feds urged to spend $1.5B more to battle COVID-19 around the world Amid the wild celebrations, part of the Liver Building — a local landmark — caught fire.

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Glasgow stabbing: Police officer knifed in attack at hotel in stable condition

The police officer knifed during the Glasgow stabbing incident at a hotel is in stable condition, Police Scotland said.

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Downtown Orlando Black Lives Matter mural defaced, police say

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando police say a recently painted “Black Lives Matter” mural downtown has been defaced.The Orlando Police Department said it would be actively investigating the incident Saturday morning.Community members began the project Thursday and were set to finish painting the piece over the weekend.[WATCH: Crews painting Black Lives Matter street mural in downtown Orlando]As of Friday, the mural consisted of 30-foot long letters in colors of the Pan-African flag. It’s located across from Lake Eola on Rosalind Avenue and stretches between Washington and Robinson streets.Police ask that if anyone knows information relating to the defaced mural to call CRIMELINE 1-800-423-TIPS.

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'India's George Floyds': Father-son death in police custody sparks outrage in TN

Chennai: Outrage at the death of a father-son duo in the custody of Indian police earlier this week mounted on Saturday, with thousands on social media comparing the incident to the death of George Floyd in the United States.J Jayaraj, 59, and Bennicks Immanuel, 31, were subjected to a brutal thrashing, which resulted in rectal bleeding and eventual death, according to a letter to government officials written by Jayaraj's wife J Selvarani.

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Lydia Bright takes coronavirus test after falling ill with ‘mystery bug’ that left her petrified

LYDIA Bright has revealed she felt "petrified" that she'd caught COVID-19 after falling ill with a "mystery bug". The 30-year-old said she took a coronavirus test for peace of mind and thankfully the results came back negative.

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SPFL Trust chief Nicky Reid's online chats from home during lockdown led to £4m donations for Scotland's struggling football clubs

philanthropist James Anderson during the last few weeks convinced him to hand over £3million of his cash to help the country’s 42 clubs. And last week another donor, who wants to remain anonymous, came to her with an offer of £1.25million.Nicky, 35, said the current pandemic could have broken the game in this country and being able to help has made her incredibly proud.

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Glasgow stabbing: Hero police officer who tackling knife-wielding man pictured

crazed knifeman from attacking any more members of the public has been released. Brave David Whyte took down the knifeman with his taser after he went on a rampage in a Glasgow hotel.The attack left six people seriously injured and now the policeman is recovering in hospital.

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Caitlyn Jenner leaves her mask at home as she enjoys dinner with live-in gal pal Sophia Hutchins

Caitlyn Jenner has been living life in lockdown with her live-in gal palSophia Hutchins amid COVID-19.But with restaurants now reopening across Los Angeles, the 70-year-old Olympian decided to dine out with Hutchins and a female friendat Kristy's in Malibu on Friday evening.Jenner was sans mask as she trekked across the restaurant's parking lot with a to-go bag in hand. Dining out:Caitlyn Jennerdecided to dine out at Kristy's in Malibu on Friday eveningShe kept things casual by sporting a white long-sleeved shirt and a pair of dark blue cut off shorts for her outing.Caitlyn wore brown flip flops on her freshly pedicured feet and had a gold chain fastened around her neck.

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Steve Bing, Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelly: the stars who've called a luxury hotel home

what it will feel like to stay in a hotel – grand or otherwise – post-pandemic, there is also a palpable excitement that finally, for the first time, we can actually consider doing so. Because nothing beats a few nights in a really good one, where you feel welcomed, cared for, and cosseted, in an unapologetically no-strings-attached way.This can’t have escaped Liz Hurley’s ex, Steve Bing, the enigmatic multi-millionaire real estate tycoon, film-maker and political donor who fell to his death from his 27th floor apartment in Century City, Los Angeles earlier this week.

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Haunting photos of home where girl 'starved to death' and was 'eaten by rats'

Haunting photos show children's toys and a pram abandoned outside the home where a little girl was allegedly left to starve to death in her own filth.

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Watch Haim launch ‘Women in Music Pt. III’ from a Los Angeles deli

Haim have shared the video of their livestream album launch for their new album ‘Women in Music Pt. III’ from the Los Angeles Deli Canter’s.The deli is the very same in which director Paul Thomas Anderson shot the album’s cover.

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Tips for getting work done in the perfect home office with productivity coach Clare Kumar

Now more than ever people are working from home, but not everyone has the perfect office setting. Productivity coach Clare Kumar was on the morning news showing us how just a few easy fixes can help you make the most of your space and time.

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Merseyside police issue dispersal order as celebrating Liverpool fans congregate

Liverpool fans gathered in large crowds for a second night to celebrate winning the Premier League title. The order was issued under the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014 and will remain in place until June 28.

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Russell Crowe's 'Unhinged' Moved to Late July Amid Pandemic

Unhinged is on the move again…

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Marvel Remakes Release Calendar; ‘Mulan’ Moves To Late August

The Walt Disney Co. on Friday overhauled its release schedule by moving the dates of half a dozen Marvel movies, announcing a new one for the live-action adaption of “Mulan” and pushing one movie, “Artemis Fowl,” to Disney Plus, in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Police: Woman, 2 men wounded in North Philadelphia shooting

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Police are investigating a triple shooting that left a woman and two men wounded in North Philadelphia.It happened on the 2900 block of W. Huntingdon Street around 7:45 p.m.

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Salons preparing to offer home service

MUMBAI : Armies of hairdressers and beauty professionals are preparing to take their much-missed services to a slightly dishevelled India. They’ll be armed not only with scissors, trimmers, hair removers and the like, but also capes, caps, gloves and—this one needs your signature —sheaves of forms.With state governments allowing salons to resume operations after months of lockdown, salons and parlours are readying their professionals to visit homes and provide services within the government rules.Chains such as Jean Claude Biguine Salon & Spa (JCB) and Enrich Salon are sprucing up their home salon services.

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Police Investigating Hate Crime After Black Wisconsin Teen Is Lit On Fire At Stoplight

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Orlando police looking for 4 people linked to downtown shooting

ORLANDO, Fla. – Officers with the Orlando Police Department are looking for four people linked to a downtown shooting.Police said an argument involving four people on motorized scooters escalated to a shooting outside the 64 North bar on Orange Avenue just after midnight on Friday.Investigators said surveillance footage showed two men and two women on scooters were exchanging words with a customer not in the frame of the camera.Officers said the two men and two women tried to enter through the Exit in the railing outside the bar.Video shows security intervene and a confrontation ensued.Police said two men returned later in a white 4-door vehicle with damage to the right rear door and one man opened fire outside the bar.Investigators said

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Winnipeg woman shocked after getting ambulance bill for partner shot, killed by police

Teen girl, adult man killed in two officer-involved shootings: Winnipeg police Al-Fouakhiri said her common-law partner, 36-year-old Jason Collins, was lifeless on front lawn before he was transported to hospital in an ambulance.Al-Fouakhiri was taken to hospital in an ambulance as well and has also received a bill which she said she has no problem paying for.“It’s really not about the money, it’s really not, it’s about bringing everything back all over again,” she said.“Winnipeg police came to our property and they shot and killed him and they send you the bill for it.” Winnipeg police use of force under scrutiny amid widespread police brutality protests A spokesperson for the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service said ambulance service

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Britney Spears finally returns to home gym after accidentally burning it down

Britney Spears has recorded herself working out from the private gym that she previously burnt down.

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Complaints about Titusville home lead police to stolen guns, drugs

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