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Police now have images of the suspects accused of gunning down a woman while she was walking with her grandchildren. Homicide detectives say Juliette Cleveland-Davis, 46, was caught in the crossfire.

Police found Davis suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest at around 7:45pm on Wednesday. They found her at Hodiamont and Lotus near the city`s border with Wellston. She was rushed to a hospital but died a short time later. The three grandchildren ages 7, 5, and 4, were not injured.

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A knife-wielding intruder threatened staff at an Islamic youth centre in an apparent botched robbery on Sunday.

Amateur footage of the incident, which happened in Melbourne’s outer north, was uploaded onto social media websites on Sunday.

The footage shows two men wearing hoodies entering the Hume Islamic Youth Centre in Coolaroo. One of the men appears to be armed with a machete or other large knife.

The pair speak to a staff member for a few seconds before the weapon is swung at the man.

Islaminaustralia.com reported that HIYC restaurant owner Isam Hamad was struck with a machete after refusing to hand over money.

HIYC is a not-for-profit youth service with a cafe, gym, bookshop and religious services.

A police spokeswoman said authorities attended the Motto Drive business just after 12.30am on Sunday following reports of an attempted armed robbery.

She said the staff member had received minor injuries after being confronted with “an edged weapon”.

“Both offenders then ran from the business and left in a vehicle,” she said.

Police are investigating.

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Police have released a sketch of a man who exposed his genitals in a Palo Alto park where children were playing Friday evening. Police said two women were at Seale Park at 3100 Stockton Place around 5 p.m. when they saw a man walk into the park with his penis exposed through the open zipper of his pants. The man walked into the playground area without saying anything or attempting to make contact with either of the women or their children, police said.

He then hopped over a two-foot fence surrounding the playground and was last seen walking south on Stockton Place. The man is described as a black man estimated to be around 45 years old, about 6 feet tall and weighing roughly 170 pounds with a thin build, according to police. Police have also released an image of the suspect captured on a neighbor’s surveillance camera as he left the park. Officers are increasing patrols in the area as a precaution but police are not aware of any similar incidents reported recently in Palo Alto.

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Homicide detectives with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office in Jacksonville, Fl are trying to locate two persons of interest reference the case involving the murder of Thomas Trent that occurred on Saturday, June 28, 2014 in the morning hours. Thomas Trent was found unresponsive in the parking lot located at 7411 103rd Street. The death has been ruled a homicide. The area is 103rd Street and Ricker Road.

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12-Year-Old Boy Arrested for Killing Homeless Man JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) – A 12-year-old boy was arrested for shooting and killing a homeless man. The boy is suspected in the killing of 54-year-old Thomas Trent after being identified in a surveillance video by investigators, said Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Assistant Chief Chris Butler.

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Jason Forgetta is a high level sex offender. He was pretending to be a police officer when he went to a girls apartment in Brooklyn and raped her and robbed her. Police feel there may be other victims and are asking for the public’s help.

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Brian Armstrong a Philadelphia man, arrested in suspicious injuries to his 2-month-old son. His son remains on life support while Armstrong is arraigned. Police say that the fathers account of what happen did not match up to the injuries.

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12-year-old girl’s Woodbridge mother believes her daughter was raped out of retaliation for something she saw. Two boys have been arrested a 16 and 17-year-old for charges of rape and forcible sodomy.

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A P.F. Chang’s China Bistro restaurant in Palo Alto is one of 33 of the chain’s outlets where credit and debit card information of customers may have been stolen, the company’s chief executive said today. The Arizona-based company has a team of forensics experts working on the security breach since the U.S. Secret Service informed P.F. Chang’s about it on June 10, CEO Rick Federico said in a statement.

The breach, which made it possible for the database intruder to access card numbers, cardholder names and card expiration dates, began on April 10 and was halted as of June 11, Federico said. P.F. Chang’s posted a list of 33 restaurants across the country where credit and debit card information might have been stolen. The list is available on the company’s website at pfchangs.com/security.

The only Bay Area restaurant on the list was at 900 Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto. Others include seven restaurants in Southern California and outlets in New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Nevada and Washington. The company does not yet know if any credit card data was actually stolen, but customers who used their cards at one of the 33 restaurants from April 10 to June 10 should review their account statements for unusual activity and notify their card companies if they find any, Federico said.

Customers who discover their identity and credit information have been misused may file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, which can be reached by phone at (877) 438-4338, company officials said.

P.F. Chang’s has enrolled affected customers in an identity protection service called AllClear Secure for the next 12 months. Customers experiencing problems with identity theft may call the service at (877) 412-7152, according to Federico.

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One person has died following a deputy-involved shooting early Sunday morning in Oakland, according to police. Officers driving near 55th and Fairfax avenues around 4 a.m. spotted a vehicle wanted in connection with a July 12 home invasion robbery and pistol whipping in the 4700 block of MacArthur Boulevard. Police officials said the driver of the wanted silver 2001 Volvo C70 failed to stop, inciting a police pursuit.

Officers briefly lost sight of the Volvo, then found it again near 105th and Edes avenues. Police Officer Johnna Watson said the suspect fled on foot in that area and into nearby yards. Officers established a perimeter in the area and found the suspect with the help of an Alameda County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit.

A sheriff’s deputy then shot the suspect, who died at the scene, Watson said. No officers or deputies were injured in the incident.

According to Watson, investigators were still processing the crime scene. The Oakland Police Department’s Homicide Section, along with the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office and the sheriff’s office are investigating the shooting.

Anyone with information that could assist with the investigation is asked to call the Homicide Section at (510) 238-3821. Anonymous tips can also be called in at (855)-TIPS-247, or by texting the words ‘TIP OAKLANDPD’ to 888-777, followed by the tip message.

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Police are investigating an armed robbery at a pizza shop in Salinas on Sunday night.

Salinas police responded at 8:38 p.m. to the Little Caesars Pizza at 45 S. Sanborn Road and learned two men armed with silver handguns entered the business.

Police said the men took an unknown amount of money in the robbery and fled the area.

They were last seen running toward the rear of the business on McGowan Drive.

Police described the two suspects as Hispanic men in their 20s. The first suspect was 5 feet 6 inches tall with a medium build, and the second was about 6 feet tell with a thin build. Both men were wearing painting masks, gray hooded jackets and blue jeans.

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A man accused of masked and armed holdups at two stores in San Mateo and Redwood City last year pleaded no contest Friday to robbery charges, San Mateo County prosecutors said.

Parker Zamora Ames, 21, of San Mateo, entered the plea in exchange for a maximum sentence of three years in state prison, according to the district attorney’s office.

Ames was charged with the robbery on Sept. 27 at a 7-Eleven store on North San Mateo Drive in San Mateo and another robbery on Oct. 1 at a Happy Donuts shop on El Camino Real in Redwood City.

In both cases, Ames wore a mask — a Halloween devil mask in the first heist and a skeleton mask in the second — and used a knife to threaten the store clerk and take cash, prosecutors said.

After the donut shop robbery, a witness saw Ames and followed him and helped police identify him as the suspect.

Ames will return to court for sentencing on Oct. 9.

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Police are reviewing surveillance camera video from a nearby apartment complex as part of their investigation into a fatal stabbing in central Vacaville on Thursday.

Aurelio Pena-Lemus, 22, of Vacaville, was unresponsive and suffering from a stab wound to the chest when he arrived at NorthBay VacaValley Hospital, where he was taken by a friend around 7:10 p.m. Thursday, Lt. Matt Lydon said.

Pena-Lemus had been stabbed near Markham Avenue north of Vineyard Valley Way and was pronounced dead at the hospital at 7:25 p.m., Lydon said.

The stabbing is the city’s first homicide of year, police said.

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A 47-year-old woman was found dead in East Oakland this morning and homicide investigators are looking into how she died, police said.

The woman was found not breathing in the 400 block of 105th Avenue at about 7 a.m., according to police.

Paramedics tried to revive her but she was pronounced dead at the scene. Police are looking into the circumstances of her death.

The name of the woman, an Oakland resident, has not been released pending notification of her family, police said.

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An inmate at the North County Detention Facility escaped Saturday afternoon but surrendered the following afternoon, a Sonoma County sheriff’s sergeant said.

Jesse Eagle Wilmes’ brief flight from custody started around 2:30 p.m. Saturday when he ran through a gate as it was closing at the facility for low-risk inmates north of Santa Rosa, Sgt. Cecile Focha said.

Sheriff’s deputies and a K-9 unit searched the area and other locations in the county but did not find Wilmes, Focha said.

Wilmes was in custody since March 5 for felony grand theft of a motor vehicle, receiving stolen property, possession of narcotics and violating probation.

He was convicted of the grand theft charge with prior offenses and sentenced on March 21 to five years in the county jail. The sentence was reduced to 20 months, Focha said.

State prison inmates who are deemed non-violent, non-serious and non-sexual offenders are housed in county jails to reduce the state prison population. The inmates are considered low risk and require less security than state prison inmates, Focha said.

Wilmes surrendered around 4 p.m. Sunday at the Main Adult Detention Facility in Santa Rosa, Focha said. He now faces an escape charge and is being held without bail. He will be arraigned Tuesday afternoon in Sonoma County Superior Court.

Another North County Detention Facility inmate, Zephyr Malik Carter, 41, ran away from a work crew on July 28. He was serving two years and eight months for his involvement in a major credit card fraud and identity theft ring.

Carter is still at large and a no bail warrant has been issued for his arrest, Focha said. He has ties to Oakland and Hayward, has several aliases and goes by the nickname Malik.

Carter has the means to create fictitious identification and credit cards but is not considered a threat to public safety, Focha said.

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A masked woman robbed a 99 Cents Only store in Rohnert Park on Sunday night and fled with cash in a vehicle, Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety officials said.

Officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at the store at 415 Rohnert Park Expressway at 9:30 p.m. and found the employees shaken up but safe, public safety officials said.

During the robbery, the female suspect took two store staff members to an office and held them at gunpoint. She then fled out the back of the store to a waiting vehicle possibly occupied by two more armed suspects, public safety officials said.

The store had been closing for the day when the robbery occurred, according to public safety officials.

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Wanted suspect shoots a man several times in a convenience market on Webster Avenue in the Bronx,NY. NYPD is hoping someone will ID these thugs. After they shoot the victim they just step over the man after the gunman beats the victim. The victim is still in the hospital and surprisingly living.

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Video footage of a man shot point blank in the face outside a a Brooklyn store. A man walks up to the victim and puts the gun in his face and fired several times. The victim was alive at the time and listed in critical condition.

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Police arrested a 24-year-old Oakland man on suspicion of attempted homicide on Monday in connection with a July shooting in Morgan Hill. On July 29 at 8 p.m., Morgan Hill police officer responded to a report of a gunshot victim in the street in the 15000 block of La Alameda Drive, police said. The victim had been shot in the stomach and was transported to the hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening, police said.

Detectives canvassed the area and learned information leading to a possible suspect, police said. With the help of Alameda County Probation Department, police arrested Robert Johnson on Monday on suspicion of attempted homicide and robbery, police said.

Police urge anyone with information about the case to contact Detective Jason Broyer at (408) 779-2101 or the anonymous tip line at (408) 947-STOP.

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A suspect accused of waiting in a Fremont home Sunday to commit a brutal sexual assault and robbery has been charged with 12 felonies, according to the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office. Jamala Morris, 34, is charged with four counts of forced sexual penetration with a foreign object, attempted sodomy by use of force, robbery, burglary, assault likely to cause great bodily injury, false imprisonment, attempted robbery, sexual assault during a burglary and possession of a firearm by a felon, prosecutors said.

He was scheduled to make his initial appearance in court today. Police allege that Morris was broke into a home in the 41200 block of Paseo Padre Parkway early Sunday morning and waited for the residents to come home. He allegedly was in a bedroom of one of the residents’ wearing a mask, gloves and carrying a sawed-off shotgun. When the woman came home, he allegedly assaulted her then bounded her with duct tape over her hands and mouth.

The woman’s mother heard the commotion and came into the bedroom where Morris allegedly tied her up with duct tape as well. He then took the mother into the home’s living room, sexually assaulted her and took her wallet and purse, police said. When a man who also lived there came home, the suspect was startled, turned the gun on the man and left, according to police. The man unbound the two women and called police. Police said that based on the evidence including witness statements, video surveillance and phone evidence investigators concluded Morris was a suspect in the case and arrested him at his Fremont home at about 10:45 a.m.

Investigators searched Morris’s residence and police said they found the victim’s wallet and purse, duct tape and the sawed-off shotgun allegedly used in the crime. Police said that in a subsequent interview, Morris confessed to the crimes in detail. He told investigators that he did not know the victims but had seen them in passing before, police said.

In addition to the charges, prosecutors said that Morris has three prior felony convictions — a second-degree robbery conviction from 1999 and convictions for evading an officer and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs from earlier this year. Police are still trying to determine if Morris might be involved in any other similar crimes. Anyone with information has been asked to call Fremont police at (510) 790-6900.

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Rohnert Park police have arrested a man wanted for his brother’s death in a car crash that happened a year ago. Emmanuel Sanchez-Martinez, 27, allegedly stole a Chevrolet Tahoe from one of his brothers in front of a home in the 400 block of Anson Avenue in Rohnert Park on July 28, 2013. His brother Jose Sanchez-Martinez, 29, jumped on the side of the moving Tahoe, and his other brother Edgar Sanchez-Martinez, 27, jumped onto the passenger side, police Sgt. Aaron Johnson said.

The Tahoe was moving too quickly for the brothers to jump off before it crashed into a cement wall on Southwest Boulevard, Johnson said. Edgar Sanchez-Martinez was thrown from the SUV and died at the scene; Jose Sanchez-Martinez landed 50 feet away in a parking lot and was treated at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, Johnson said.

Emmanuel fled the scene and was at large until Friday when Sebastopol police received an anonymous tip that he was in a Burger King in downtown Sebastopol, Johnson said. Sebastopol police notified the Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety around 1:30 p.m. and officers from both agencies took him into custody on an arrest warrant, Johnson said. Emmanuel had put on weight, grew a beard and his hair was now styled in cornrows, Johnson said. “At first glance, you would not know it was him.

Conceivably you would have walked past him on the street and never looked twice,” Johnson said. Emmanuel also had a Mexican identification card with a false name, and is believed to have stayed in Sonoma County since the crash, Johnson said. “He got comfortable, somebody spotted him and let us know,” Johnson said. Emmanuel Sanchez-Martinez was cooperative when he was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter, hit-and-run and driving without a license, Johnson said. He is being held under $750,000 bail in the Sonoma County Jail, and his arraignment today in Sonoma County Superior Court was continued until Aug. 12.

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