Tuesday, October 27, 2015

AMERICAS EARLY BIRD NEWS

WIFE'S SORROW: Woman commits suicide two weeks after husband of 25 years is hacked to death with machete by former Texas A&M football player

Police found Patti Stevens, 54, dead of a suspected suicide in her and her late husband Dave Stevens’ house in Sunnyvale around 2:30 p.m., according to the Dallas County Sheriff’s Department.

Longtime bestialist caught trying to trade sex with his dog for sex with farm animals: police

James Allen Darland, 56, was arrested for alledgedly attempting to trade sex acts with his dog for sex acts with farm animals. James Allen Darland, 56, described his days having sex with dogs whose owners weren’t home on his route and preying on his neighbors’ horse, dogs and sheep at an undercover meeting.

Gymnastics coach accused of sexually abusing two children with special needs on sports trip

Patricia Hermann, 48, has been charged with sexually abusing two underage gymnasts. Patricia Hermann, 48, is accused of the serious assault while on a gymnastics trip last spring. The two victims made the allegations independently after returning from the trip to Cobb County, Georgia.

Bobbi Kristina Brown did hard drugs, roommate claims

Drone carrying drugs, hacksaw blades, cell phone and other supplies found at Oklahoma State Penitentiary: officials

This drone laden with contraband crashed on the way into the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, OK. Prison staff found the unmanned aerial vehicle lying face down inside an outer wall of the facility around 9 a.m., according to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections.

S.C. deputy caught on camera tossing student has history of alleged misconduct and racial bias

Richland South Carolina Sheriff's Deputy Ben Fields. Ben Fields has been implicated of misconduct in the past. And his beefy physique, and what some terrified Spring Valley High School students say is aggressive conduct earned him the "Hulk" nickname.

‘Mob Wives’ cousin had guns, zip ties during 2011 excursion: prosecutors

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi “Mob Wives” relative Luigi Grasso had a cache of weapons, zip ties, ammo and other nefarious items when he and his accomplice were out on a “job” in 2011, prosecutors said Monday.

'TIS THE SEASON: New details on ‘Gilmore’ revival

Historic biscuit salvaged from 1912 sinking of Titanic sells for $23G

-ALLCOUNTRY The emergency ration plucked from a Titanic lifeboat in 1912 now belongs to a buyer in Greece, who spent well beyond the predicted bid of only $15,300 during the UK auction Saturday.

Three Calif. housekeepers claim a Saudi prince held them captive and ordered them to strip naked

HRH Prince Majed bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz (R) will not face charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in a Beverly Hills mansion in September of 2015. He is seen here with ?UAE Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (L). The lawyer of housekeepers has filed a civil lawsuit against Majed Abdulaziz Al Saud, 29, on behalf of the three Jane Does in Los Angeles.

WERNICK Stop cheating spouse from getting permanent U.S. green card by doing nothing

Immigration stock art. Q. I married a man from Jamaica only to learn he had a relationship with another woman. How can I keep him from getting his permanent card?

10,000 stolen guns, 500 chainsaws found in South Carolina home of alleged drug dealer

Brent Nicholson was found with thousands of stolen guns in Chesterfield County, South Carolina in October of 2015. More than 100 law enforcements officials Friday night raided the firearm-filled home of Brent Nicholson off Highway 9, outside the small town of Pageland. Authorities worked the scene for at least two days, and now have to go through the armory “piece to piece” to find the rightful owners of several thousand stolen weapons, Brooks said.

'Trippy Fallon' speaks out about latest hand injury

Brooklyn woman, falsely IDed as having HIV in ad, can collect damages: judge

Avril Nolan, 25, was wrongly depicted as being HIV positive in this New York State Division of Human Rights ad published in amNew York. She says she is not HIV positive and has filed a lawsuit against Getty Images over the ad. A Brooklyn woman who was falsely identified as having HIV in a 2013 state advertising campaign got some positive news — a judge said she should be allowed to collect damages because she was defamed.

British transport bosses send warning to stop snapping selfies on railway tracks as they risk death

British transport bosses have warned posers to stop snapping selfies on railway tracks as they are putting their lives at risk. Shocking CCTV footage captured eight dangerous incidents in just one day.

University of Mississippi quietly removes state flag that sports Confederate battle emblem

MAGS OUT NO SALES MANDATORY CREDIT The University of Mississippi quietly pulled down the state flag on Monday, deciding the 121-year-old banner’s Confederate battle emblem sends a harmful message.

Ringleader of CityTime swindle appeals 20-year sentence, says he was scapegoat

Mark Mazer leaves Manhattan Federal Court on Thursday, October 17, 2013. Mazer and two others are on trial for allegedly steering $500 million in taxpayer funds to crooked contractors in what is known as the CityTime scandal. (Jefferson Siegel/New York Daily News) Convicted of stealing almost $100 million from city taxpayers, Mark Mazer insists he is a “scapegoat” for the mismanaged project.

Rockettes set to spring into summer after the holidays

NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 29: Radio City Rockettes and animals participate in the 2013 Radio City Christmas Spectacular "Living Nativity" rehearsals at Radio City Music Hall on October 29, 2013 in New York City. (Photo by John Lamparski/WireImage)

California police department arm officers with nunchucks to combat crime

Anderson Police Department have decided the martial arts weapon will provide an effective alternative to the baton as a way of subduing suspects.

UK gym educator had sexual relations with two female students, was caught in bed with both at same time

Sandrine Brown outside Warwick Crown Court. See NTi story NTITEACHER; A disgraced former Coventry teacher has been ordered to register as a sex offender after she admitted being involved in sex acts with teenage girls. Sandrine Brown pleaded guilty at Warwick Crown Court to inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and five charges of sexual activity with a child. The charges Brown (31) of Paladine Way, Stoke, Coventry, has admitted relate to two girls, one of who was 13 or 14 at the time the offences began, and the other who was 16. “It involves a gross breach of trust,” Judge Andrew Lockhart said about Sandrine Brown’s extracurricular activities

Cuomo will attend Game 1 of World Series to root for Mets — and also banking on them to raise campaign cash

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Gov. Cuomo is showing his solidarity with the Mets.

Man opens fire near Iowa Marine recruiting center, shoots himself: cops

710 E. Kimberly Rd. in Davenport, Iowa. Police responded to a shooting near a Marine recruiting center in Iowa on Monday afternoon.

Hurley flaunts bikini body for milestone birthday

Elizabeth Hurley shared a bikini picture on Instagram

Century 21 stores will allow mothers to breastfeed anywhere in the stores

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Employees at the six Century 21s in New York State will be instructed mothers can breastfeed anywhere in the stores.

Driver who plowed into Oklahoma State University parade gets $1 million bond as mental state is scrutinized

EUO 3TP Adacia Chambers being held on four counts of second-degree murder, one for each of the people who died in the Saturday morning crash.

Bridgestone to buy Pep Boys in $835M deal to create largest auto care and tire store chain

JULY 31, 2003 FILE PHOTO. Japan-based tire company Bridgestone is buying auto parts chain Pep Boys in a deal worth $835 million that would create the largest auto care and tire store chain in the U.S., the companies said Monday.

GOOD MISTAKE: Bali cops capture fugitive mobster from India after mistakenly believing they had nabbed twisted Cyanide serial killer

Suspected Indian gangster Chhota Rajan is shown in this photograph taken in Bangkok on September 26, 2000. Rajan escaped on November 24, 2000 from the fourth floor of a Thai hospital, where he had been detained by police since mid-September, by using a makeshift rope made from bedsheets. Rajan, awaiting a hearing to decide if he should be extradited to India to face 17 counts of murder and other mob-related charges, had been receiving treatment for gunshot wounds he suffered during a shootout in Bangkok on September 15, 2000. A notorious Indian fugitive killer was caught this weekend in Indonesia — but which one?
AUTOS

Tokyo Motor Show: Nissan teases next Leaf EV

The 2016 model of the Nissan Leaf will feature a 30-kilowatt-hour motor that delivers 107-miles of driving range. This Nissan electric car concept hints at a charged-up future for the Leaf.

Special edition Mustang 'GT King' features 727 horsepower

The modified Mustang GT will come in three editions with small production numbers – 243 King models, 43 King Premier and 14 King Premier convertibles. Customers can order the cars through their local Ford dealership. Petty's Garage has teamed up with Ford to add 727 horses to the Mustang 'GT King.'

8 camping cars you’ll never lose in the woods!

In the all-electric BMW i3, you can come and go from a camp site with little harm done to the environment, or the ozone layer. Who says that camping is only for SUVs and trucks? We offer wild alternatives to make the drive as interesting as the stay.

James Bond's Aston Martin from 'Spectre' to be auctioned

When Spectre debuts on November 6, Bond will be driving the DB10 which was created exclusively for the film. One of the 10 Aston Martin DB10s made specifically for the upcoming James Bond film, 'Spectre' will be put up for auction next year.
New York

EXCLUSIVE Queens councilman backs toll for East River bridges to raise funds to ease traffic congestion, repair No. 7 subway line

Vessels move along the East River past the Manhattan Bridge, front, and Brooklyn Bridge in this aerial photograph taken above New York, U.S., on Wednesday, June 10, 2015. U.S. stocks rallied and the dollar fell as the Federal Reserve signaled it will continue to support the economy. Photographer: Craig Warga/Bloomberg A congestion pricing plan that would toll the free East River bridges got key support from Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, the Democratic majority leader from Queens.

EXCLUSIVE NYPD suggests cops use front-cuffing in certain situations, but stresses the dangers

Handcuffing suspects at the back is usual procedure, but NYPD will front-cuff some who are low-risk or have physical hardship. An internal NYPD report cautiously recommended front-cuffing suspects in certain situations — even as it stressed its dangers, the Daily News has learned.

BAT'S MORE LIKE IT! Mets fan, 11, who had his order for Daniel Murphy's signed lumber canceled, gets prized possession

After the story of William and his faulty deal with Topps.com broke, the company said the sale will go ahead as planned.

Mother of Bronx tot killed by stray bullet cries on witness stand as she sees autopsy photo of her baby boy

Joanne Sanabria, the mother of the deceased child, David Pacheco, testifies. Opening arguments began in the trial of Darryl Hemphill who is accused in the shooting death of a Bronx toddler who was hit by a stray bullet after a man armed himself to settle a score. the bullet hit and killed 2-year-old David Pacheco. Judge Barrett can be seen in the foreground. Joanne Sanabria had to take a break from testimony in Bronx Supreme Court after Assistant District Attorney Adam Outstatcher asked her to identify pictures of her dead son, David Pacheco.

All NYC 11th-graders will get to take SAT for FREE during school day starting in 2016

Group of students sitting in the classroom and writing in their notebooks. The focus is on the girl wearing glasses. students The new SAT School Day also allows students to take the high-pressure test in the comfortable environment of their own school on the same day, she said.
LATEST FROM AROUND NEW YORK

Cops searching for missing 87-year-old man with dementia last seen leaving Hell's Kitchen home

Police are searching for 87-year-old Julio Gonzalez. Gonzalez, who has dementia, disappeared from his home in Hell's Kitchen on Saturday. Julio Gonzalez was last seen leaving his home on W. 46 St. near Tenth Ave. around 8:45 p.m. Saturday, cops said.

Former Manhattan jailhouse will be turned into women's center, Cuomo announces

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The former medium-security Bayview Correctional Facility will be redeveloped by the NoVo Foundation, a not-for-profit group funded by Warren Buffett, and the Goren Group.

Cuomo expected to sign bill allowing dog owners to bring pets with them to outdoor sections of restaurants

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo listens to a speaker during a Wine, Beer, Spirits and Cider Summit on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015, in Albany, N.Y. Cuomo welcomed business leaders from around the state to Albany for the third annual summit. The Democratic governor touted the state's efforts to reform Prohibition-era laws to take advantage of the national trend favoring locally produced wine, beer and cider. (AP Photo/Mike Groll) Cuomo was expected to sign legislation Monday that allows dog owners to bring their cherished pets with them when they dine in the outdoor portions of willing restaurants.

Queens homeowner says she was asleep when shots rang out during wild party held at mansion rented on Airbnb

House in Bayside, Queens where a party ended early Sunday morning when 2 people were shot. October 26, 2015 (David Wexler For New York Daily News) Mother and daughter were apparently dozing in a bedroom when bullets began flying in the basement.
Sports

Royals tab Edinson Volquez to start Game 1of World Series

Edinson Volquez has bounced around through six organizations during his 11-year career, including four in the past three seasons.

David Wright's faith in Alderson's plan for Mets pays off

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi In the fall of 2012, David Wright needed convincing.

Vacchiano: JPP can't swoop in, rescue Giants pass rush

Jason Pierre-Paul can’t help Giants much this season. Jason Pierre-Paul’s mere arrival in New York on Monday was still enough to get the juices flowing.

Mets' Cespedes will keep playing golf during World Series

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Yoenis Cespedes is ready to take his hacks both on the links and at the Royals’ pitching staff.
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