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Investigation. we are still collaborating what happened. the suspect involved with this incident is deceased. i am not going into what was the cause of death, but he was deceased. we want to ensure public safety for our community out there and public safety is assured. we are doing our investigation to see what happened and transpired. we had multiple law enforcement agencies that responded to the incident including multiple fire personnel that responded as well. we initiated our active shooter protocol through santa clara county including fire department and rescue task force. that's all of t...

From this incident. i can't confirm with you at this point how many injuries there are or how many casualties, this is still a fluid and ongoing investigation and we are still trying to corroborate what exactly happened within incident. i will tell you now the suspect involved with this incident is deceased. i'm not going to go into details as to what was the cause of death at that point but he is deceased and the biggest thing we want to ensure his public safety for our community out there and right now public safety is a short at this point. we do have investigators on scene, pretty much doi...

Terror-balloon attacks resume against communities, fields in southern Israel “The fields mainly hit were wheat. In addition to limiting the loss of crops, we were also able to save many wildlife animals trapped by fire,” said Eshkol Council Security Officer Ilan Isaacson. Incendiary devices launched from the Gaza Strip into Israeli communities along the border resumed on May 4, 2021. Credit: JNF. 243 WORDS (May 7, 2021 / JNS) Incendiary devices launched from the Gaza Strip into Israeli communities along the border resumed on Thursday with firefighters currently battling blazes in fields s...

Local law enforcement cruisers are now equipped with a “Stop the Bleed” kit provided by Clinton County Emergency Management Agency (EMA).Sixty

DANVILLE, Va. — On the brisk morning of Saturday, April 24, Swiftwater Rescue team members of the Danville Life Saving Crew embarked on a day of water training in the Dan River. Although it was a chilly, rainy day on all radars, that did not put a damper on the team’s dedication to sharpen their skills in responding to local residents’ needs. “When emergencies occur, it is rarely a beautiful, sunny and 75-degree day. Anything can happen at any time, and we all have to be prepared to accomplish the task regardless of the elements,” said Medic Charlotte Newnam, who coor...