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Rite Aid stores are being targeted in Philadelphia by a serial robber, according to authorities.

The man is accused of hitting 11 stores in just a six-week span.

According to John Apeldorn with the Philadelphia Citizens Crime Commission, the suspect approaches his robberies the same.

"He goes in with a gun, so that's dangerous and we want to get him off the street," said Apeldorn.

Apeldorn says Rite Aid has reached out to him and is now offering a reward to find him.
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An El Mirage man was booked into jail overnight after allegedly firing shots from his rifle into the air.

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The previously undisclosed 2017 felony petition, obtained by Fox News Digital, alleges that Daunte Wright broke into a home before the homeowner, who was in the basement, emerged upstairs and chased him out.
Wright also had armed robbery charges pending at the time of his death. And a pair of lawsuits filed after his death accuse him of shooting a teen in the head and taking part in a carjacking in which an accomplice allegedly shot a young man through the leg.

In the robbery case, Wright allegedly closed one hand around a 20-year-old woman’s throat, choking her, while shoving a gun barrel in her face and demanding cash she had hidden in her bra.

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When officers got there, they found a 15-year-old and three younger children who tried to run from them.

Chicago police are seeking the suspects in the murder of a 14-year-old boy earlier this week in Roseland.

In shocking video provided by authorities in Florida, the driver can be seen losing control on a bridge high over the Caloosahatchee River, as a sheriff's chopper captures it all.

Brad Cox was placed on administrative leave while the fire department investigates. But it's not the first time he was accused of bad behavior.A Dallas paramedic is on administrative leave after a video surfaced of him kicking a homeless man in the head. But it’s not the first time he’s been in trouble. As WFAA found out, he’s got a history of disciplinary issues during his time with the Dallas Fire-Rescue Department.It goes back to August 2019, when paramedic Brad Cox, along with other firefighters, were responding to a grassfire on Lone Star Drive. Cox said he believed a homeless man named Kyle Vess started the fire. You can hear his explanation on the body camera footage from sheriff’s deputies at the scene. “He was going up the service road and he sat right here in front of the engine somewhere, so I got out to kick it out while it was small before it got big, and that’s when he got up and charged,” said Cox.

Three women accused a massage therapist of unwanted vaginal contact at The Biltmore Hotel’s spa in Coral Gables, but prosecutors were only able to file charges in two cases, police said.

In a press conference Saturday, a Pentagon official was asked point-blank if the U.S. flag is still flying at the Kabul airport.

About 20 people are unaccounted for after deadly flash flooding in North Carolina. Jessi Mitchell has the latest on the search.

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Los Angeles, California — On March 19, 2021 around 3:40​ p.m., a Rampart Area sergeant was flagged down by a community member due to a suspect being armed with a hammer and what was believed to be a hatchet. Additional officers met with the sergeant, formulated a plan, and attempted to detain the suspect. Officers used less lethal devices, but they were not effective. The suspect threw a hammer and then a metal object resembling a pick axe at the officers, resulting in an Officer-Involved Shooting. The suspect was struck by gunfire. He was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. During the investigation a hammer and rear-mounted bicycle kick stand were recovered at scene.

⁣Over eight hours of footage has been released by the Providence Police Department showing what happened in July when cops detained three teenage suspects. Though dozens of cops are seen in the videos, two police officers, Domingo Diaz and Mitchel Voyer, have been suspended with pay, pending an investigation into their alleged use of force during the arrest. Police confirm one of the suspects was taken to the hospital that night. No charges have been filed against any police officers.

⁣Two San Bernardino Police Department officers are recovering after they were hurt in a gun battle in Highland. The suspect is connected to a shooting that left a San Bernardino County deputy – not to be confused with San Bernardino city police officer – injured.

D.C. police are looking for a man who was caught on camera during a shooting in a Southeast neighborhood.

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