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KVIA•Dec 22

Russian General Killed in Car Bomb Attack in Moscow Amid Ongoing Conflict

A Russian general, Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, was killed in a car bomb explosion in Moscow, with Ukrainian officials being blamed for the attack. The incident occurred on Monday morning when an explosive device placed under Sarvarov's car detonated. Sarvarov, who had been in charge of military training for nine years, previously led operations in Syria. This assassination is part of a troubling trend, as several high-ranking Russian officials have been targeted in similar attacks since the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine in 2022. The situation continues to develop as investigations proceed into the motives behind the attack.

Crime military crime
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KVIA•Dec 22

Deadly Bow-and-Arrow Incident Triggers Dramatic Standoff in New Jersey

A man was arrested following a fatal bow-and-arrow attack in Kearny, New Jersey, which led to a prolonged standoff with police. The incident began Saturday evening when a man was found dead with an arrow in his back. The suspect barricaded himself in a home, which he later set on fire, prompting a response from Hudson County SWAT teams. Residents were evacuated or instructed to stay indoors as negotiations unfolded. After more than 12 hours, the suspect surrendered on Sunday afternoon, armed with knives. The Hudson County Prosecutor's Office is continuing its investigation and plans to file charges against the suspect on Monday.

Crime arrest crime
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KTSM•Dec 22

Seventeen Kidnapped Individuals Rescued by Chihuahua State Police in Juarez

Chihuahua state police successfully rescued 17 individuals who were being held captive in a residential property in Ciudad Juarez over the weekend. The operation took place on Saturday, December 20, after authorities acted on an anonymous tip. In addition to the rescue, six suspects were arrested in connection with the kidnapping. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding safety and crime in the border region, emphasizing the importance of community vigilance and reporting suspicious activities to law enforcement.

Crime border crime
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KVIA•Dec 21

Local Woman's Discovery of Amelia Earhart Statue Sparks Controversy

Elaine Traverse, a woman with a disability, stumbled upon the remains of a stolen Amelia Earhart statue in Newfoundland while walking her dog. The statue, which had been missing since April 24, 2023, was the subject of a $25,000 reward for its recovery. Despite her good intentions, Traverse's involvement has raised suspicion, particularly due to her son's past criminal record. Authorities initially suggested she could face legal trouble, leading to a complicated situation where her efforts to help have not been publicly acknowledged. The community remains relieved to have the statue back, but Traverse feels her reputation has been damaged.

Crime community crime
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KVIA•Dec 21

Tragic Shooting Claims Nine Lives in South Africa's Bekkersdal Tavern

A devastating shooting incident occurred early Sunday morning at a tavern in Bekkersdal, near Johannesburg, resulting in the deaths of at least nine individuals and leaving ten others injured. The attack took place around 1:00 a.m. local time, with police reporting that approximately 12 unidentified suspects opened fire on patrons before fleeing in two vehicles. The motive behind the shooting remains unclear, and authorities are urging witnesses to come forward with any information. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of gun violence in South Africa, which has one of the highest homicide rates globally, with a murder occurring approximately every 20 minutes.

Crime crime shooting
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KTSM•Dec 20

El Paso Man Arrested in New Mexico After Assault and Vehicle Thefts

Miguel Rojero, a 36-year-old man from El Paso, was apprehended in Anthony, New Mexico, following a series of violent crimes. He is accused of assaulting two women and stealing two vehicles before fleeing across state lines. Rojero is currently held at the Doña Ana County Detention Center, awaiting extradition back to El Paso County to face charges. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety and crime in the region.

Crime arrest assault
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KTSM•Dec 19

New Mexico Man Receives 33-Year Sentence for Kidnapping and Other Crimes

Javier Levario, a 33-year-old man from New Mexico, has been sentenced to a total of 33 years in prison due to two separate criminal cases. The Doña Ana County District Attorney's Office announced that Levario received an additional nine years for a guilty plea related to kidnapping. This sentencing reflects the serious nature of his offenses and aims to ensure justice for the victims involved. The cases highlight ongoing concerns about crime in the region and the legal system's response to violent acts.

Crime new-mexico crime
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KTSM•Dec 18

El Paso County Receives $138K to Enhance Victim Support Services

The El Paso County Domestic Relations Office has been granted $138,000 to bolster support services for victims of crime and family violence. This funding, provided by the Office of the Governor through the Victims of Crime Act, aims to improve resources available to affected individuals in the community. The grant will be allocated across various victim support initiatives, highlighting the county's commitment to addressing these critical issues. Residents should stay informed about the services that will be enhanced through this funding.

Community community crime
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KTSM•Dec 18

U.S. Freezes Assets of Mexican Cartel Leader Operating from Behind Bars

The U.S. Treasury Department has taken significant action by freezing the assets of a Mexican criminal organization and its leader, who is currently incarcerated. This leader, a convicted kidnapper, is reportedly continuing to manage cartel operations from prison, highlighting ongoing concerns about the influence of organized crime. This move aims to disrupt the financial activities of the cartel and prevent further illegal operations. The implications of this action extend to both U.S. and Mexican law enforcement efforts in combating drug trafficking and organized crime.

Crime crime cartel
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KTSM•Dec 17

Las Cruces Daycare Operator Pleads Guilty to Child Exploitation Charges

Juan Jose Cardiel-Hernandez, Sr., an 80-year-old daycare provider in Las Cruces, has pleaded guilty to possessing child sexual abuse material. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Mexico reported that his offenses occurred between January 2012 and December 2014. The case came to light following a police search of Cardiel's home in April 2024, prompted by allegations of child exploitation. This conviction raises serious concerns about the safety of children in care facilities and emphasizes the importance of vigilance in monitoring childcare providers.

Crime las-cruces daycare
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KTSM•Dec 10

Man Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Border Patrol Agents in El Paso Incident

A man has pleaded guilty to assaulting federal officers after a dramatic incident in which he fled across state lines and crashed a stolen vehicle into a U.S. Border Patrol car. This admission of guilt highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement at the border. The case underscores the risks that Border Patrol agents encounter while performing their duties. The man’s actions not only endangered the lives of officers but also reflect broader issues related to vehicle theft and border security.

Crime border assault
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