A 78-year-old great-grandfather attacked while getting gas in Sanberardino

A 78-year-old great-grandfather had stopped to get gas on his way to work in San Bernardino early one late-June morning when he was violently attacked by two armed men who emptied his pockets as he lay unconscious. 

John Faust spent four days in the hospital for a broken nose, concussion and bleeding on the brain, and police are hoping newly released surveillance video can help them catch whoever did this to him.

“It’s the lowest of low,” said Lt. Rich Lawhead of the San Bernardino Police Department. “They didn’t appear to be nervous in any way, shape or form. And they’re only going to get more and more brazen. Eventually, somebody’s going to get killed.”

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Angry protesters appear to have turned away buses carrying 140 undocumented immigrants who were set to be taken to the Murrieta Border Patrol Station Tuesday

Update: Angry protesters appear to have turned away buses carrying 140 undocumented immigrants who were set to be taken to the Murrieta Border Patrol Station Tuesday.

The immigrants' scheduled arrival was due to failures of the federal government and would significantly impact the city’s resources, Murrieta’s mayor said.

The bus was diverted to a border patrol station in San Diego County.

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Video: Trucker pulled over for honking horn at speeding officer turns the tables on cop

 A video posted to YouTube by a truck driver named Brian Miner captures an exchange between an Illinois State Police trooper and Miner that starts contentiously, and ends without Miner being issued a citation he was threatened with.

As the trooper opens the door to the cab, he tells Miner he’s been pulled over for unlawful use of a horn. Miner rebuffs him, saying he was honking at the trooper who he accused of being on a cell phone while speeding.

The two continue a frosty exchange to a point where the trooper tells Miner he’s going to be ticketed, and Miner tells the trooper he’s being recorded.

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After the revelation, the trooper’s behavior changes dramatically, so far to the point that by the end of the traffic stop the trooper apologizes for speeding, saying he wasn’t paying attention. He didn’t write Miner a ticket, saying he didn’t want to hurt his record.

big rig slammed into a car in Palmdale takes 2 lives

Two people died and another was critically injured after a big rig slammed into a car in Palmdale, forcing a closure of Highway 138 in both directions.

It was unclear when the thoroughfare would be reopened. The cause of the crash was under investigation.

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