Police K9 was shot and killed near Skipperville, Alabama while assisting other agencies during the search of a man wanted for first degree child rape and incest.

K9 Tracker was shot and killed near Skipperville while assisting other agencies during the search of a man wanted for first degree child rape and incest.

Two canine tracking teams from the Alabama Department of Corrections had responded to assist deputies with the Dale County Sheriff's Office in the search for the suspect, who had been hiding in woods near his home for several days. An Alabama Department of Public Safety helicopter had located the subject in an area near County Road 33 and County Road 70 and directed a team of officers, including K9 Tracker, to the location.

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The subject started to flee as officers approached, and Tracker began to pursue him. The man opened fire on Tracker and deputies, killing Tracker, before being wounded by return gunfire. He was taken into custody and faces additional charges of attempted murder or a law enforcement officers with charges pending for the death of Tracker.

K9 Tracker was a beagle assigned to the Ventress Correctional Facility.

Condolences may be sent to:

Commissioner Kim T. Thomas
Alabama Department of Corrections
301 S. Ripley Street
PO Box 301501
Montgomery, AL 36130

Elderly Woman Fights Off Intruder With Stick and Boiling Water

 A stick and a pot of boiling water were all an elderly Texas woman had to defend herself from an intruder and it turned out they were all she needed.

When a man broke into Lillie McClendon's home early Sunday and demanded money, the 83-year-old fought him off with the only weapons she had available.

"I got this stick. I had some sausage on the stove. I poured that water on him. I told him... 'what kind of momma you got that raised you up like this,'" McClendon said.

The man got away, but McClendon was unhurt.

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50-year-old Billy Wayne Lomaneck. Skipperville Al man wanted for rape UPDATE

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DALE COUNTY:   Dale County Sheriff Deputies and other emergency responders are on the scene of a shooting in Dale County. Reports are they have one patient, condition unknown. A second ambulance has been requested to check patients.

The location is County Road 23 and County Road 33. This is in the Skipperville area.

We are attempting to get more information.

UPDATED @ 9:22 PM

Skipperville Rescue is transporting to Dale Medical Center. Sheriff Wally Olson has requested Ozark Police to respond to the hospital.

All circumstances are unknown. 

UPDATED @ 9:52 PM

All officers are reported OK. The shooting scene, from UNCONFIRMED SOURCES, report the shooting involved law enforcement and the Billy Wayne Lomineck, who was wanted by Dale County Sheriff Department.

Reports are Lomineck forced officers to use deadly physical force. However UNCONFIRMED SOURCES report the suspect was shot in the arm. As we understand Lomineck injury is not life threatening.

Skipperville Rescue transported the suspect to Dale Medical Center. Ozark EMS was called to the scene to check the officers.

Dale County Sheriff Wally Olson is on the scene. I have not attempted to bother him because I can only imagine with only 19 deputies in the entire department he is wrapped up and does not need to be bothered. That is why information is from UNCONFIRMED but reliable sources throughout Dale County.

we will update as we get more information.

Authorities are looking for a Skipperville man wanted on felony sexual assault-related charges, including first-degree rape.

Dale County Sheriff’s Capt. Mason Bynum said deputies are looking for 50-year-old Billy Wayne Lomaneck.

“He is wanted for rape first and incest,” Bynum said. “We do have active warrants for him.”

Bynum said deputies have been looking for Lomaneck since Thursday when they obtained the warrants for his arrest. Bynum said the victim of the sexual related crime offenses was a female juvenile.

“It’s been an ongoing investigation since December, and Thursday we caught a big break in the case,” Bynum said. “We sent deputies to his house. He saw us coming and he fled on foot into the woods.”

Deputies attempted to arrest and capture Lomaneck at his home located on Dale County Road 70 in Skipperville.

“He lives in a very rural area almost to the Barbour County line, and it’s in some pretty dense woods,” Bynum said. “It’s pretty much his back yard, and he knows the area very well.”

Bynum also said deputies believe they found evidence in the woods where Lomaneck has been camping.

“We do think he’s trying to solicit outside help as far as food,” Bynum said. “If we find out anyone is helping him we’re going to charge them as well.”

Bynum also cautioned people against approaching Lomaneck calling him armed and dangerous. He said deputies believe Lomaneck to be armed with a pistol.

“He knows he’s wanted and he knows we’re looking for him,” Bynum said. “He did leave a note at the house that he was not going back to jail alive, so he is a very dangerous man.”

Bynum said Lomaneck has a prior felony conviction for third-degree burglary.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Billy Wayne Lomaneck can call Bynum of sheriff’s investigators Billy Crawford at 334-774-2335.

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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WHAT THE HELL ! - A grandmother has shocked her friends and family after revealing she is having a baby with her own grandson.

By Alex Watts

A grandmother has shocked her friends and family after revealing she is having a baby with her own grandson.

Pearl Carter, 72, says she has never been happier after beginning an incestuous relationship with her 26-year-old grandchild Phil Bailey.
The pensioner, from Indiana, US, is using her pension to pay a surrogate mother so they can have a child, reports New Zealand's New Idea magazine.
She said: "I'm not interested in anyone else's opinion. I am in love with Phil and he's in love with me.
"Soon I'll be holding my son or daughter in my arms and Phil will be the proud dad."
Her lover is the son of Pearl's daughter Lynette Bailey - who she put up for adoption when she was 18-years-old.
When his mother passed away, Phil tracked down his long lost grandmother and they quickly fell in love.
Pearl told New Idea magazine: "From the first moment that I saw him, I knew we would never have a grandmother-grandson relationship.
"For the first time in years I felt sexually alive."
It was during their second week together, after dinner and wine, that Pearl made her move.

"I called Phil into my bedroom, sat him on the bed, and then I leant over and kissed him," she added.
"I expected rejection but instead he kissed me back."

Phil revealed: "I wanted to kiss her there and then. My feelings were overwhelming.
"I love Pearl with all my heart. I've always been attracted to older women and I think Pearl is gorgeous. Now I'm going to be a dad and I can't wait.
"Yes, we get laughed at and bullied when we go out and kiss in public but we don't care. You can't help who you fall for."
The pair paid $54,000 (£35,000) to find a surrogate mother and buy a donor egg to inseminate with Phil's sperm.
They placed an advert asking for an open-minded surrogate, and Roxanne Campbell applied.
"Initially I was shocked," says Roxanne, 30. "But they're a brilliant pair and I saw how much they loved each other. I know the baby will be loved too."
Pearl said: "I am finally going to be a mum and not forced to give up my child. Phil's going to be a great dad.
"I never in a million years thought at 72 I'd be 'pregnant' and in love with my grandson.
"I make no apologies and I believe God's given me a second chance."

DO YOU KNOW THESE LADIES ?The two females pictured committed a theft at the Walmart in San Jacinto

The two females pictured committed a theft at the Walmart in San Jacinto on 05/29/14. 

They were chased on foot towards San Jacinto Avenue. No vehicle was seen. Please contact Deputy James King at the San Jacinto Police Department with any information concerning the identity of either suspect (951) 654-2702.

GRILLING WARNING ! - A Seattle-area woman nearly died after she accidentally swallowed a bristle from a brush used to clean a grill.

A cautionary story for anyone planning on grilling this summer: A Seattle-area woman nearly died after she accidentally swallowed a bristle from a brush used to clean a grill.
She consumed the tiny piece of metal while eating grilled chicken at a family barbecue. It punctured her intestine and she developed a severe post-surgery infection.
Similar injuries have prompted the CDC to caution cooks about the use of wire brushes.

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Riverside Police Department needs public's assistance in identifying three suspects involved in a burglary and attempted murder

 
From Riverside PD: On 3 June, 2014, the Riverside Police Department posted a video requesting the public's assistance in identifying three suspects involved in a burglary and attempted murder. At the time, clear images of only the suspect vehicles were available. New images from a red light traffic camera have recently become available and we are now sharing them with you.

The attached image was captured at the intersection on Indiana Avenue and Van Buren Avenue when one of the suspects failed to stop for the traffic signal.The capture contains not only a clearer image of one of the suspect vehicles, but also a clear image of its driver, Suspect-1.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Officer Paul Miranda at 951.353-7957 or by email at PMiranda@riversideca.gov.

You may also submit tips to the RPD Investigations Tip-Line at (951) 353-7261 or email RPDTips@riversideca.gov, or to Wetip.com online or at 1-800-78-CRIME. You can remain anonymous by contacting any of these numbers or emails.

A 75-year-old grandmother from Pico Rivera is missing. Romelia Franco has the beginning stages of dementia.

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A 75-year-old grandmother from Pico Rivera is missing. Romelia Franco has the beginning stages of dementia. It's believed she was last seen driving in Santa Ana just after 1 Saturday morning. Have you seen her? http://cbsloc.al/1kNL58F

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JAWS ALERT: A rare shark event is happening on the Alabama coast. The City of Orange Beach

 

JAWS ALERT: A rare shark event is happening on the Alabama coast. The City of Orange Beach has posted a double red flag warning for a dangerously high number of sharks in the area. The sharks are being spotted in large groups close to shore.

Share this post to alert your loved ones that may be traveling to the Gulf Coast for a relaxing vacation!

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Shots Fired Call Send One to Hospital

On April 21 at approximately 10:55pm officers with the Chipley Police Department were
dispatched to the area of 9th Street in reference to a shots fired call. Once officers arrived they discovered a large amount of blood in the street along with spent shell casings. Officers also discovered a white four door car left abandoned in the ditch of 9th
Street. A short time later officer’s were advised there was a gunshot victim in the emergency room at North West Florida Community Hospital.

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Investigators responded to the hospital where they identified the victim as 39 year old Carlon Smith of Jackson County. Smith stated that he was standing in the street when a white four door car approached him. Smith stated that the passenger got out of the car and stated to him give me what you got. Smith said he told the suspect he didn’t have anything. Smith stated that the suspect then shot him in the head with a large black handgun. Smith said he then fled to the Anderson Street Housing apartments where he was transported to the hospital by a friend.


The driver of the abandoned car was identified as a 16 year old Chipley resident. While trying to flee the area the car got stuck in a ditch on 9th Street. The driver claims he had no prior knowledge that the shooting was about to take place. He said he actually left the suspect once the shooting occurred. We identified the shooter as 21 year old James Gregory Kirkland of 9th Street Chipley.


At approximately 5:30pm on April 23 we were able to take Kirkland into custody without
incident. We also located a 45 caliber handgun that we believe is the gun used to shoot Smith. Kirkland was transported to the County jail where he was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and robbery with a firearm.


Please continue to call with any information concerning illegal activity. You can call the
Chipley Police Department at (850) 638-6310. If you want to remain anonymous you can call the Crime Stoppers of Washington County at (850) 638-TIPS.


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Dothan Police chase leads to shots fired by police . Subject Deceased on scene

Press Release

June 29, 2012

 

On June 28, 2012 the Dothan Police Department was involved in a vehicle pursuit which ended in an officer involved shooting. Following standard procedures, the investigation into yesterday’s incident will be handled by the Alabama Bureau of Investigation however Dothan Police are able to comment on the events which precipitated the shooting.

While on routine patrol, a Dothan Police officer initiated an investigative traffic stop in the vicinity of Whiddon Street. Upon activating lights and sirens, signaling the driver to stop, the driver fled leading police on a pursuit that traveled westbound on Whiddon Street to Houston Street and continued westbound on Houston Street. As the suspect vehicle approached Montgomery Highway, the suspect vehicle turned into the parking lot at 1509 Montgomery Highway where he struck a car. Police officers exited their vehicles ordering the driver to stop at which time the vehicle accelerated toward an officer placing him in immediate danger. The officer fired shots at the oncoming suspect while moving to avoid being struck. The vehicle traveled across Montgomery Highway where it crashed through the side of a business striking an employee at 1558 Montgomery Highway.  Medical staff stated the employee struck by the moving vehicle sustained moderate injuries as a result of the collision.

The suspect succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased on scene by the Houston County Coroners Office. The suspect has been identified as Christopher Jerome Thomas, black male, 22 years of age, of Dothan, Alabama. The Alabama Bureau of Investigation quickly responded to the scene and will handle the investigation by request of the Dothan Police Department.

The Dothan Police Department would like to thank everyone who assisted with this incident including the Alabama Bureau of Investigation, the Houston County Sheriffs Office and the Dothan Fire Department.  

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SHOOTING: One soldier dead, two others wounded at Fort Bragg

FAYETTEVILLE, NC (WECT/WBTV) - An investigation is underway after a deadly shooting at a North Carolina Army Base.

One soldier from the 525^th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade is dead and two others are wounded, according to a news release from Fort Bragg. The shooting took place on base Thursday around 3:30 p.m.
According to the Army Times, the solider who was fatally shot was a senior officer.
The shooter was injured and is in custody, according to Fort Bragg officials. A third soldier was reportedly injured by a ricocheting bullet.
During a unit safety brief a soldier shot another member of the unit and then turned the weapon on himself, the release stated. The shooter was injured and is in custody. A third soldier who was in the area was slightly wounded.
"This is a tragedy for our community. We don't yet know the reasons for the shooting, but are working with the unit and the affected families to help them through this difficult period," said Col. Kevin Arata, XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg Public Affairs Officer, in a statement.
"Our prayers are with those who have been affected by this terrible incident," Arata said.
Fort Bragg law enforcement and emergency responders secured the scene of the shooting, which was at the corner of Letterman and Armistead streets.
Special Agents from the Army Criminal Investigation Command are investigating, according to Army officials. No motive has been determined for this case at this time.
Notification of the next of kin is underway.
Drivers and pedestrians are urged to avoid the historic district of Fort Bragg until further notice. The base is not under lockdown.

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