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CAA to investigate alleged jetpack flight in Taichung ILLEGAL TAKE-OFF? An import permit is needed to bring a jetpack into Taiwan and people who want to use one must be certified as ‘flight-worthy’ By Hsiao Yu-hsin, Hsu Kuo-chen and Jake Chung / Staff reporters, with staff writer The Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA) yesterday said it would work with law enforcement authorities to determine the authenticity of a video clip circulating online that purportedly shows a person flying with a jetpack over Taichung. The Civil Aviation Act (民�...

Captain Shannon Wichtendahl has worked for VBPD for the past 33 years. Author: 13News Now Staff Updated: 7:43 PM EDT April 22, 2021 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A female law enforcement officer is making history in Virginia Beach! Captain Shannon Wichtendahl is the first-ever female deputy chief in the police department's 58-year history. Wichtendahl has worked for VBPD for 33 years. She served in various roles in the Second Precinct, including commanding officer. Officials promoted Wichtendahl at a ceremony in city council chambers Thursday. "I've always considered...

The Injured owl was rescued in Huntington Station.

Replies(3) Suffolk police made two arrests during SLA inspections in Huntington Station on Friday night. (Shutterstock) HUNTINGTON STATION, NY — Two people were arrested during New York State Liquor Authority Inspections in Huntington Station on Friday night, Suffolk police said. In response to numerous community complaints, Second Precinct Crime Section officers, with the Second Precinct Gang Team and Second Precinct patrol officers, inspected The Three Stars Restaurant, at 118 W. Hills Road; and The Carousel Night Club, at 522 E. Jericho Turnpike, police said. The Three Stars Restaurant w...

Detroit police officers shovel snow for elderly residents after winter storm By Erika Erickson and David Komer online producer Published  After heavy snowfall, Detroit police pay special visits to seniors to shovel for them The Detroit Police Department stepped up to protect and serve the community when it matters most. Officers bundled up this morning to shovel sidewalks and driveways for seniors in the city.  But Pannell and several other senior citizens got some relief from DPD's men and women in blue. "They said don't worry about it we got you," she said. Community policing at its...