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$20K reward offered for info on escaped Richmond inmate

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

A $20,000 reward is being offered to anyone who provide information about a Virginia inmate who escaped custody in August.Authorities said 21-year-old Naseem Isaiah Roulack, also known as “Lil Nas,” fled Virginia Department of Corrections custody at Bon Secours St. Mary’s Hospital in Richmond.The original reward had been $10,000, which was set by the Montgomery County Police Department this week for information leading to an arrest of Roulack — who is also a suspect in last month’s armed carjacking in Gaithersburg, Maryland — before the U.S. Marshals Service doubled it.“This is a significant reward and one that we hope compels people to share additional, actionable information,” said Virginia Department of Corrections Director Chadwick Dotson, adding that bringing him back into custody is the department’s top priority.Roulack was serving a 13-year sentence on aggravated malicious wounding, grand larceny and hit and run charges.The U.S. Marsh...

Egyptian media say a policeman has opened fire at a tourist site, killing 2 Israeli tourists and an Egyptian

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian media say a policeman has opened fire at a tourist site, killing 2 Israeli tourists and an Egyptian.Source

La Policía de Florida detuvo a un joven de 19 años luego de se encontraran amenazas escritas de tiroteos durante una parada de tráfico de rutina

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

(CNN) — Las autoridades del sur de Florida dicen que arrestaron a un joven de 19 años esta semana después de que encontraron amenazas escritas de un tiroteo y otros ataques en su vehículo durante una parada de tráfico de rutina.Un agentel de Policía de Júpiter, Florida, detuvo a Henry Horton IV el 18 de septiembre por un faro apagado en la camioneta blanca que conducía, según una declaración jurada de causa probable de la oficina del Sheriff del condado de Palm Beach.Durante una búsqueda en el vehículo de Horton, el oficial encontró varias notas escritas a mano con un plan para comprar armas de fuego y “matar a todos en OHS (Okeechobee High School) con mis armas”, dice la declaración jurada de causa probable.Horton se graduó de la escuela secundaria, ubicada en el condado de Okeechobee, en mayo de 2022.Horton le dijo al agente que tenía problemas de salud mental previos y que había “estado teniendo múltiples pensamientos sobre el homicidio en masa y que quería ejecutarlos una ...

How did Israel miss what Hamas was planning?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

Jamie Dettmer is opinion editor at POLITICO Europe. The massive assault on Israel by Iran-backed Hamas militants is as bad an intelligence fiasco for the country as 1973’s Yom Kippur War, when Egypt and Syria launched a joint offensive unforeseen by Israel’s vaunted intelligence services.No doubt Hamas commanders chose to launch their astonishing breakout from Gaza — the 140-square-mile coastal enclave Israel closely monitors with multiple layers of surveillance — on the war’s 50th anniversary for theatrical effect.But despite such intense digital and satellite monitoring, as well as the use of predictive and facial-recognition technologies, Hamas caught Israel’s security services as off-guard as Egypt and Syria did half a century ago.Back then, Western intelligence services seem to have been wrong-footed just as they are now — perhaps because they’re so focused on Ukraine and Russia.But the Yom Kippur War left a legacy of recrimination surrounding Israel’s intelligence service...

Column: A Chicago Bears win — finally! — plus all the good vibes that come with it. ‘It’s a feeling you never want to end.’

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

Wow. Just wow. Whatever that was the Chicago Bears were feeling late Thursday night, quarterback Justin Fields didn’t want the sensation to recede. Fields tried to describe the mood in the Bears locker room at Fed Ex Field, that intoxicating mix of satisfaction, joy, relief, unity and adrenaline.“It just felt good,” Fields said, “seeing all the hard work pay off. Especially getting a (win) after everything that has happened this year.”Fields knew he wanted those vibes to be everlasting. He wanted to stay moonwalking on that cloud with that ear-to-ear grin and the exhilaration pumping in sync with the music.“It’s a feeling you never want to end,” he said.This is what Thursday night’s emphatic 40-20 thumping of the Washington Commanders delivered for the Bears, what the end of an 11-month, 14-game losing streak ushered in. Exultation. Fulfillment. Pride. It was all to be grabbed and appreciated, all to be carried forward.T...

Orioles pitcher Grayson Rodriguez, who will start ALDS Game 2 vs. Rangers, ‘prepared for this moment’

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

Two of the most formative starts of Grayson Rodriguez’s nascent big league career have come against the Texas Rangers. Sunday’s will add another to that list.In early April, the Orioles’ top pitching prospect entering the season pitched well in his MLB debut against the Rangers in Arlington, just three hours from his hometown. Just over 50 days later, Texas battered Rodriguez so badly that the Orioles sent the youngster to the minor leagues the next day.His start Sunday in Game 2 of the American League Division Series might not have the same emotions of a debut or a demotion-worthy drubbing. But it will be the biggest start of Rodriguez’s life, as the 23-year-old will deliver the first pitch from Camden Yards’ mound at 4:07 p.m. Sunday for the most pivotal game the Orioles have played in seven years.Rodriguez will pitch opposite Rangers ace Jordan Montgomery, who threw seven shutout innings against the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the wild-card seri...

After falling short of the postseason, how do the Chicago Cubs take a step forward organizationally for 2024?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

When Dansby Swanson signed his seven-year, $177 million deal with the Chicago Cubs in December, he came to the organization expecting a commitment to winning.Year 1 fell short of the playoffs, and how the Cubs stumbled down the stretch with poor play ended the season on a sour note. As the organization dissects the underlying issues of what went wrong over the final three weeks, they won’t dismiss the positives that came out of a winning season.“With how we finished people are going to think it’s further off than it actually is,” Swanson said after their final game. “There’s a lot of really, really talented players not only here but obviously in the lower levels that can contribute and then offseason free agency, there’s plenty of moves that can be done there as well that could really get us over the hump and rolling in the right direction. But definitely a good step this year, definitely confident with things moving forward.“W...

MLB notes: Ex-Phillips coach Kevin Graber leads Cubs AA affiliate to first title in 45 years

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

Kevin Graber had been offered opportunities like this before, but the longtime Phillips Academy baseball coach realized this time things were different. His children, who had long been his priority and a major reason why he got out the professional game in the first place, were now all grown up and away in college. Suddenly the prospect of joining an MLB organization seemed a lot more appealing.So a year ago this week Graber took the plunge and officially joined the Chicago Cubs as a minor league coach. He couldn’t have imagined the whirlwind that awaited.Originally hired as the Cubs’ spring training complex coordinator, Graber wound up being promoted twice over the course of the season, first to roving minor league field coordinator and then to manager of the Tennessee Smokies, the Cubs’ Double-A affiliate. Under his leadership the Smokies took off, and recently the club captured its first Southern League championship since 1978.“A little bit different than ...

Live updates | Israel continues battling Hamas as fears of wider conflict grow

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

Israeli soldiers are battling Hamas fighters in the streets of southern Israel and launching airstrikes on Gaza, a day after an unprecedented surprise attack by Hamas fighters.In northern Israel a brief exchange of strikes with Lebanon’s Hezbollah militant group raised fears of a broader conflict. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel is “at war.” Follow our live updates.LEADERS OF EGYPT, JORDAN DISCUSS CRISISThe leaders of Israel’s neighbors, Egypt and Jordan, discussed the ongoing fighting between Israel and the Palestinians.According to a statement by the Egyptian president, President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi received a phone call from King Abdullah II of Jordan.Both leaders agreed on working to avoid further deterioration of the situation, the statement said.Both Egypt and Jordan are close allies with the U.S. and are the first Arab nations to establish diplomatic ties with Israel.The latest round of violence began with an unprecedented surprise attack in which...

Shooting at Pennsylvania community center kills 1 and injures 5 victims

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 05:31:30 GMT

WHITE TOWNSHIP, Pa. (AP) — One person was killed and five were wounded in a shooting during a private party at a Pennsylvania community center early Sunday, police said.Police and emergency services responded at 12:35 a.m. to a reported shooting at the Chevy Chase Community Center in White Township, the Pennsylvania State Police said in a statement.Police said six people were shot and one was pronounced dead at the scene in White Township, which is located about 57 miles (91.7 kilometers) northeast of Pittsburgh in Indiana County.Surviving victims were transported to Indiana Regional Medical Center in Indiana and UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh with at least two of the victims believed to be in serious condition, police said.State police said they did not have any suspects in custody early Sunday. The police statement did not provide details about a possible motive, whether there was more than one suspect or if they were attending the party.The Associated Press