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Organized theft: Okaloosa County businesses, retailers are targeted - Vimarsana News

Organized theft: Okaloosa County businesses, retailers are targeted

Organized retail crime has been impacting businesses in Okaloosa County, with over $47,893 worth of merchandise stolen since late 2020.

2 crew from cruise ship off Virginia's coast injured by burns - Vimarsana News

2 crew from cruise ship off Virginia's coast injured by burns

The U.S. Coast Guard transported two crew members injured by chemical burns aboard the cruise ship Celebrity Summit off Virginia's coast.

Argument Leads To Stabbing In Lakeland - Vimarsana News

Argument Leads To Stabbing In Lakeland

​ Lakeland, Florida - On 09/05/2016 the defendant, Harry Johnson  and the victim, Terrance Hall were involved in a verbal altercation, which became a physical confrontation.  The victim walked away from the defendant to evade the altercation on several occasions.  Johnson walked into the Sunoco gas station and told the clerks behind…

Coast Guard airdrops oxygen tanks to distressed crew - Vimarsana News

Coast Guard airdrops oxygen tanks to distressed crew

A Coast Guard aircrew from Air Station Kodiak completed a difficult delivery to a vessel about 120 miles off Dutch Harbor on Saturday, according to a Coast Guard statement.

Coast Guard crews from Cape Cod help save 31 Canadian fishermen - Vimarsana News

Coast Guard crews from Cape Cod help save 31 Canadian fishermen

March 3, 2021 A Coast Guard crew from Cape Cod helped to rescue 31 Canadian fishermen from a disabled vessel that caught fire and sank over 130 miles off Nova Scotia on Tuesday evening, officials said. In heavy wind and high seas, the 143-foot Atlantic Destiny began flooding with water after a fire on board around 7:05 p.m., the Coast Guard said in a statement released Wednesday evening. The Rescue Coordination Center in Halifax notified the Coast Guard’s 1st District Command Center in Boston that the ship was disabled, according to the statement.

Source: boston.com