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A new 'Karate Kid' film is in the works: Here is a look back at the franchise's movies and spinoffs - Vimarsana News

A new 'Karate Kid' film is in the works: Here is a look back at the franchise's movies and spinoffs

A new "Karate Kid" movie has been announced, with Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan starring in the film. Here's a look back at all of the "Karate Kid" projects from over the years.

Armed man was chasing people in Denver's Commons Park before police shooting - Vimarsana News

Armed man was chasing people in Denver's Commons Park before police shooting

A man shot and killed by Denver police on Monday afternoon was allegedly chasing people through Commons Park with a gun before he was confronted by officers and opened fire on them.

Denver officers shoot, kill armed man in Commons Park - Vimarsana News

Denver officers shoot, kill armed man in Commons Park

Denver Police said the man was armed with a "long gun" and chasing people in Commons Park, in the area of 16th and Platte streets near downtown Denver.

Source: 9news.com
Denver police shoot, killed man armed with "long gun" in Commons Park - Vimarsana News

Denver police shoot, killed man armed with "long gun" in Commons Park

Denver police officers shot and killed a man armed with a long rifle after he fired shots at officers, striking at least one Denver police vehicle on Monday.

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Mayor Mike Johnston, facing calls for change, decides to keep current Denver police chief, safety director - Vimarsana News

Mayor Mike Johnston, facing calls for change, decides to keep current Denver police chief, safety director

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has chosen to keep at least two current public safety cabinet members first appointed by his predecessor, Michael Hancock -- a move that has rankled one of his former rivals in the election.