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Missing Austin Juveniles and Man Located Safely by Police

Missing Austin Juveniles and Man Located Safely by Police

Two juveniles, 15-year-old Roxana Soto and 14-year-old Roselin Soto, who were reported missing in Austin, have been safely located. The Austin Police Department (APD) also confirmed that 55-year-old Albert Andy Trevino, who police had been searching for in connection with the missing juveniles, was also found safe. APD had initially sought the public's assistance on Wednesday in locating the two sisters. Shortly after releasing identifying information about all three individuals, APD announced their safe recovery. Police have not yet provided specific details regarding where the individuals were found or the circumstances surrounding their disappearance. This remains a developing story, and further information is expected to be released as it becomes available.

San Marcos Police Disperse Large Unsanctioned Truck Meet at New Buc-ee's Location

San Marcos Police Disperse Large Unsanctioned Truck Meet at New Buc-ee's Location

San Marcos police, with assistance from the Hays County Sheriff's Office and the Texas Department of Public Safety, dispersed a large, unsanctioned 'truck meet' that gathered hundreds of vehicles at the city's new Buc-ee's travel center. The incident occurred on a Saturday night, just days after the travel center's grand opening. Police were initially called to the location, 3245 N. IH-35, around 9 p.m. following reports of reckless driving. Store management subsequently requested law enforcement assistance as the gathering, promoted on social media, grew significantly. Hundreds of trucks filled the parking lot, with drivers engaging in burnouts, revving engines, and creating loud music and other disruptive behavior. It took approximately two hours for officers to clear the property and restore normal operations at the Buc-ee's.

El Paso Police Investigate Death Following SWAT Standoff in West El Paso

El Paso Police Investigate Death Following SWAT Standoff in West El Paso

The El Paso Police Department is currently investigating a death that occurred inside a residence in West El Paso following a SWAT standoff. Officers responded to an 'unknown problem call' on Tuesday around 3 p.m. on the 6800 block of Villa Hermosa near Belvidere Street. Upon arrival, authorities discovered a deceased individual within the home. Two individuals, a man and a woman in their late 20s, had barricaded themselves inside the residence. With the assistance of SWAT and CMT units, both individuals were detained. The department's Crimes Against Persons unit has taken over the investigation. Police officials have stated that they do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the surrounding neighborhood. Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses.

Cranston Police Arrest Multiple Individuals Following Gun Scare at Lang's Bowlarama

Cranston Police Arrest Multiple Individuals Following Gun Scare at Lang's Bowlarama

Cranston Police responded to Lang's Bowlarama after receiving a 911 call from a customer reporting a patron with a gun in a backpack who allegedly made threats. Body camera footage released by the police shows officers arresting Jayden Rodriguez, 19, of Cranston, who denied the allegations, stating he was "just eating wings." During the arrest, several individuals accompanying Rodriguez reportedly interfered with officers. Another individual, Ismael Monge, 19, of Woonsocket, was also arrested in connection with the incident, and a 16-year-old boy was taken into custody. The owners of Lang's Bowlarama, Rich and Dave Lang, thanked the police for their swift response and the customer for reporting the perceived threat, emphasizing their cooperation with the investigation and their commitment to maintaining a safe environment. The suspects are facing multiple charges.

North Charleston Police Arrest Man for DUI and Hit-and-Run

North Charleston Police Arrest Man for DUI and Hit-and-Run

The North Charleston Police Department has arrested Erimateo Ramirez Mendez, 31, on charges of driving under the influence (first offense), leaving the scene of a collision with an attended vehicle, and failure to stop for blue lights. The incident occurred around 3:40 p.m. at the Walmart in the 7400 block of Rivers Avenue. Officers responded to a report of a vehicle collision and found Mendez, who was involved in the crash. An officer observed Mendez rear-end a pickup truck and then attempt to leave the scene, hitting a curb in the process. Despite being followed by a police vehicle with activated blue lights, Mendez continued driving before being stopped and taken into custody. Police noted a strong odor of alcohol from Mendez, and he subsequently agreed to perform field sobriety tests. Based on these observations, officers determined there was probable cause to believe he was impaired and driving under the influence. Mendez was booked into the Al Cannon Detention Center, where he provided a breath test ...

Colorado Springs Police Resume Crackdown on Illicit Massage Businesses Following Investigation

Colorado Springs Police Resume Crackdown on Illicit Massage Businesses Following Investigation

The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) and the El Paso County Sheriff's Office have recommenced inspections of massage businesses, leading to 15 misdemeanor citations issued in July and August. This renewed enforcement effort comes two months after a KRDO13 investigation revealed a lapse in the enforcement of Colorado Springs' massage business licensing law. Out of 18 businesses inspected, only five were found to be in full compliance. Three businesses were operating without a license, and ten others, though licensed, failed to meet all licensing requirements. Violations included employing unlicensed massage therapists, not displaying licenses, and allowing employees to reside at the business premises. One of the inspected businesses had been previously investigated by KRDO13. CSPD Chief Adrian Vasquez stated that these inspections aim to enforce licensing requirements and uncover more serious criminal activities such as prostitution, human trafficking, or labor trafficking. The inspections covered ...

Louisville Teen Struck in Hit-and-Run, Family Locates Him Through Discovered Shoes

Louisville Teen Struck in Hit-and-Run, Family Locates Him Through Discovered Shoes

An 18-year-old Louisville resident, Kingston Maestas, was severely injured in a hit-and-run incident while cycling home from work on Friday night. The driver fled the scene after striking Maestas at the intersection of Dixie Highway and Valley Station Road. His parents, initially thinking he was with friends, became concerned when he missed his sister's birthday party the following day. After repeatedly calling his phone, a man who found it near a Walmart provided its location. Maestas's father, David Magalogo, and former football teammates went to the area and discovered Maestas's shoes, leading them to search local hospitals. They eventually identified Maestas, who had been admitted as a 'John Doe' nearly 12 hours after the crash. He sustained a collapsed lung, torn spleen, and damaged arteries, and is currently recovering in the ICU.

Atlanta Lesbian Bar Co-Owner Arrested Over Disputed Noise Complaint

Atlanta Lesbian Bar Co-Owner Arrested Over Disputed Noise Complaint

Jen-Chase Daniels, co-owner of My Sister’s Room, a lesbian bar in Atlanta, claims she was arrested on a Saturday night following a noise complaint. The incident report, filed by Atlanta Police Department officer Jayden Joseph, noted that while he did not hear loud music from either establishment, he observed patrons inside My Sister’s Room projecting their voices loudly with the garage door open. Daniels disputes the noise violation, stating that the noise was coming from another bar, Blackjack, further down the street, which had outdoor speakers on after hours. She had previously helped arrange a meeting with APD officials and other local bars to clarify noise ordinance requirements, including physically marking a 100-foot distance for audibility. Daniels alleges that despite her attempts to show video evidence that the noise was not originating from her establishment, she was arrested. Following her arrest, she was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital due to an implanted heart monitor and later transferred t...

Wisconsin State Fair Experiences Multiple Disturbances and Arrests on Final Night

Wisconsin State Fair Experiences Multiple Disturbances and Arrests on Final Night

The Wisconsin State Fair concluded with multiple disturbances, including fights and seven arrests, on its final night. According to a statement from the State Fair, one police officer sustained non-serious injuries after being hit during the incidents. Despite initial reports, the Fair clarified that no gunshots were fired. Police responded to the altercations and to unauthorized individuals attempting to enter the fairgrounds. The Wisconsin State Fair stated that for 11 days, the event was safe, with the disturbances isolated to the closing hours. Security measures in place included State Fair Police, additional officers from Milwaukee, West Allis, and Wisconsin State troopers, as well as mounted patrols, bike patrols, and drones. The Fair's policies prohibit individuals under 17 from entering after noon without an adult aged 21 or over, and chaperones are limited to bringing in six minors.

SWAT Team Resolves Domestic Disturbance Barricade in West Las Vegas

SWAT Team Resolves Domestic Disturbance Barricade in West Las Vegas

A suspect has been taken into custody following a barricade situation that stemmed from a domestic disturbance in west Las Vegas. The incident began on Monday afternoon, shortly after 2:30 p.m., in the 8000 block of Kentshire Drive, an area near Buffalo Drive and Desert Inn Road. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) responded to the initial domestic disturbance call. Due to the nature of the situation, the LVMPD's SWAT team and crisis negotiators were deployed to the scene. After several hours, the situation was resolved peacefully. By approximately 7:30 p.m., the suspect was apprehended without further incident. Details regarding the specific nature of the domestic disturbance or the identity of the suspect have not been released by authorities at this time.

Robbins Mayor Darren Bryant Grazed by Bullet in Restaurant Shooting Incident

Robbins Mayor Darren Bryant Grazed by Bullet in Restaurant Shooting Incident

Robbins Mayor Darren Bryant was grazed by a bullet during a shooting incident at Harold’s Chicken and Ice Bar. The event occurred shortly after midnight on Saturday when Marquelle Rose, 29, of Chicago, entered the establishment and began firing at an intended target. A security guard, contracted by the bar, responded by shooting the masked gunman, Rose, who was later pronounced dead at a hospital from multiple gunshot wounds. Mayor Bryant and a 29-year-old DJ working at the bar were both grazed by ricocheting bullets and received hospital treatment. According to Robbins spokesperson Sean Howard, neither the mayor nor the DJ were the intended targets of the shooter. Mayor Bryant was at the bar for a senior resident's birthday party and was ordering food when the shooting began. The Cook County sheriff’s office is leading the investigation into the incident, and Harold’s Chicken and Ice Bar will remain closed until the Robbins police conclude their investigation, which is estimated to be by Tuesday.

Grand Island Police Seek Public Assistance After Reckless Driving Incidents Involving Matte Black Dodge Charger

Grand Island Police Seek Public Assistance After Reckless Driving Incidents Involving Matte Black Dodge Charger

The Grand Island Police Department (GIPD) is actively seeking information regarding a vehicle involved in two separate reckless driving incidents on a recent Saturday. The first event occurred around 1 a.m. when an officer attempted to initiate a traffic stop near First and Eddy. The vehicle was observed speeding and disregarding a stop sign, but the pursuit was discontinued due to safety concerns. Later that same day, around 10:30 p.m., the vehicle was again spotted near Third and Madison. Police reported that the driver accelerated to an estimated 100 mph on Third Street, between Broadwell and Eddy, and was seen passing other vehicles in the opposing lane. The vehicle is described as a flat, matte black Dodge Charger, notably lacking license plates or in-transit tags. A case has been opened for multiple violations, including willful reckless driving, stop sign violation, traffic signal violation, speeding, and flight to avoid arrest. The GIPD is urging anyone with relevant information to contact them dir...