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Live updates: Suspect believed dead after at least 1 NYPD officer and 2 civilians shot, sources say
Live updates: Suspect believed dead after at least 1 NYPD officer and 2 civilians shot, sources say

CNN

timea day ago

  • CNN

Live updates: Suspect believed dead after at least 1 NYPD officer and 2 civilians shot, sources say

Update: Date: 7 min ago Title: Here's what we know about the building at the center of the midtown Manhattan shooting Content: The 634-foot skyscraper, located at 345 Park Avenue, includes corporate offices for the National Football League and Blackstone. The building occupies an entire city block and is one of 41 New York City buildings with its own zip code. Update: Date: 7 min ago Title: NYC mayor confirms active shooter investigation Content: New York City Mayor Eric Adams confirmed 'there is an active shooter investigation taking place in Midtown right now' in a post on X. 'Please take proper safety precautions if you are in vicinity and do not go outside if you are near Park Avenue and East 51st Street,' Adams wrote. Update: Date: 1 min ago Title: FBI providing support at the crime scene, agency says Content: The FBI is responding to the shooting at the corporate office in midtown Manhattan to 'provide support' at the 'active crime scene,' according to an X post from Deputy Director Dan Bongino. Update: Date: 8 min ago Title: At least 1 NYPD officer and 1 civilian shot in midtown Manhattan, source says Content: Police are searching for a man they say shot at least one New York Police Department officer and a civilian near a corporate office building in midtown Manhattan, a law enforcement source told CNN. Police believe a man with a long rifle who was seen walking into the building is still inside, according to the source. The building, located at 345 Park Avenue, includes corporate offices for the National Football League and Blackstone.

Salford attempted murder investigation after man stabbed
Salford attempted murder investigation after man stabbed

BBC News

time07-07-2025

  • BBC News

Salford attempted murder investigation after man stabbed

A man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after another man was stabbed. Greater Manchester Police said a man in his 50s was attacked during a disturbance in Capella Walk, Salford, at about 22:00 BST on treated him at the scene before he was taken to hospital, where he is in a "stable condition".A GMP spokesman said a man in his 50s was arrested at the scene, and remained in custody for questioning. Officers recovered a knife and crime scene investigations were continuing, the force said. Listen to the best of BBC Radio Manchester on Sounds and follow BBC Manchester on Facebook, X, and Instagram. You can also send story ideas via Whatsapp to 0808 100 2230.

$57,000 technology is paying off for Harford County crime investigations
$57,000 technology is paying off for Harford County crime investigations

CBS News

time04-07-2025

  • CBS News

$57,000 technology is paying off for Harford County crime investigations

The Harford County Sheriff's Office can capture crime scenes more easily with the use of a Faro Laser Scanner, which helps detectives preserve a scene exactly as it was when a crime occurred. This technology is pivotal in the investigation, and when a case goes to trial. How the Faro Laser scanner works The Harford County Sheriff's Office purchased the Faro Laser Scanner in May 2024, with a nearly $57,000 price tag. Det. Michael Wilsynski says it's already been worth the investment. "Once we leave a crime scene, that is a scene we cannot go back to," Det. Wilsynski said. "Things change, move, grow. So when you have a scan of that scene, you have how it looks like when you were there to process it for whatever event occurred. And you can look at those days, weeks, or months down the road and nothing will change." The Faro Scanner uses a laser to capture a 360-degree view of a crime scene, calculating exact measurements, distances, and trajectories that can be revisited by detectives later on. Each scan takes only about three to four minutes and eliminates the need for protractors, measuring tapes, and complicated math that investigators used to have to do by hand. "In the past, it could have been hours to get out there and measure particular items and figure out where they go," Det. Wilskynski said. "We're still going to document those pieces of evidence that we're picking up, but if there's any question about distance or space, we can go back to the scan to see and figure out where it was exactly." Creation of 3D rendering Multiple scans can then be linked together to create a 3D rendering of the scene exactly as it was on the day the crime occurred. "It connects from Point A to Point B, and in this particular case, when all of those links are put together, we can tell it to show me a view as if somebody was flying through, and that's what this is," said Det. Wilskynski. Scanner used in the case of murdered Joppatowne student The Faro scanner was used during the investigation into the Sept. 6, 2024, deadly shooting at Joppetowne High School. Harford County State's Attorney Alison Healey says the technology helped her bring the jury to the crime scene so they could visualize the events that took place without entering the school. The Harford County Sheriff's Office can capture crime scenes more easily with the use of a Faro Laser Scanner, which helps detectives preserve a scene exactly as it was when a crime occurred. CBS News Baltimore Healey said it may have helped convince the jury to convict 16-year-old Jaylen Prince in the shooting death of 15-year-old Warren Grant in a school bathroom. "It was helpful in this case," Healey said. "I think it can be very helpful in a lot of cases." Optimistic about the technology The Joppatowne High School murder trial was the first case Healey said she has prosecuted using the Faro Scanner technology, and she's optimistic about what this technology will do in the future. "In cases where we have to talk a lot more about the scene and locations, and it can measure distance, it does so many things that I think it is going to be a very useful tool in prosecution. I'm very happy that the sheriff's office obtained one," Healey said. Faro has been put to work Within the past year, the Harford County Sheriff's Office has used the scanner at four scenes. Three of them were shootings, and the fourth was a workplace incident, where the Faro scans were sent to the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Administration to assist in their investigation. While this may be the first you're hearing of the Faro Scanner, it likely won't be the last. "We're going to look for this to be used when there's any question as to what happened, if there's any doubt as to something looks out of place at the scene, and we're probably going to use it for all homicides that occur," Det. Wilsynski said.

Neighbours thought they moved — but foul smell leads to discovery of woman and child's bodies in Penang flat
Neighbours thought they moved — but foul smell leads to discovery of woman and child's bodies in Penang flat

Yahoo

time02-07-2025

  • Yahoo

Neighbours thought they moved — but foul smell leads to discovery of woman and child's bodies in Penang flat

KUALA LUMPUR, July 1 — The decomposed bodies of a woman and a child were discovered in a flat unit along Jalan Bukit Gambir in George Town yesterday. According to The Straits Times, the discovery was made after a neighbour reported a foul smell coming from the unit and alerted the authorities at around 4.41pm. A team from the Fire and Rescue Department and the police was dispatched to the scene. 'Preliminary checks found two bodies — a woman and a child — inside the unit. 'Their remains were already decomposing,' a source was quoted as saying. The woman and child are believed to have been dead for some time. According to an individual claiming to be her younger sister, who wished to be known as Nor, the 40-year-old woman had been living in the flat with her two-year-old child after divorcing her husband. She was said to be unemployed. 'The last time I saw my sister was at the end of May,' Nor reportedly told Harian Metro last night. Neighbours living on the same floor said they had not heard any noise from the unit for weeks and assumed the woman had moved out. 'She told us before that she planned to move, and I even saw her carrying things, like she was preparing to leave,' one neighbour said. 'She mentioned the flat was going to be auctioned off and that she intended to relocate to Seberang Perai. After that, we didn't see her again.' The identities of the deceased had not been officially confirmed at the time of writing. The bodies have been sent to Penang Hospital for a post-mortem examination.

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