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Acusado de agir em uma casa é detido por populares até a chegada da polícia

Um jovem de 22 anos foi preso acusado de furtar produtos em uma residência. Ele foi imobilizado por pessoas da comunidade, que viram a ação, até a chegada da Brigada Militar. 

O fato aconteceu por volta da 1 hora da madrugada da quarta-feira, 15, na rua Vicente Loureiro, bairro Neri Cavalheiro, na cidade de Santo Ângelo. O jovem foi acusado de ter arrombado a porta dos fundos de uma residência e furtado uma centrífuga de roupas. 

O acusado, após ter efetuado o furto, teria escondido o objeto em um mato próximo. No entanto, foi visto e pego por populares e acabou falando onde estava o produto do furto, confessando a autoria. As partes envolvidas foram até a DP, onde foi feito o flagrante.

A Tribuna Regional - Santo Ângelo (RS)

Família suspeita de erro médico na morte de mãe e filha

Familiares de Nanci Marinho, 34 anos, estão revoltados com a morte da paciente, gestante de nove meses, que faleceu terça-feira (14/05) vítima de uma parada cardíaca. Segundo o marido de Nanci, Antônio Luiz de Souza, a esposa tomou um medicamento receitado pelo médico de plantão do Hospital Evangélico, em Ponta Grossa. O remédio pode ter sido a causa da morte da mulher. Os corpos de mãe e filha foram sepultados ontem (15/05).

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Viúvo mostra o remédio que foi receitado pelo médico à gestante

"Na noite de terça-feira (14/05) levei-a para consultar no Evangélico, examinaram e viram que o bebê estava com os batimentos cardíacos normais. Então receitaram esse remédio para dores abdominais e mandaram-na para casa. Passei na farmácia, comprei o medicamento e quando chegamos em casa dei para ela", explicou Antônio, em entrevista ao Repórter Sassá, da Rádio Difusora.

Data da Publicação: 16 de maio de 2013

Luana Souza/Diário dos Campos - Ponta Grossa (PR)

Imagem: Clebert Gustavo/Jornal da Manhã - Ponta Grossa (PR)

Fonte: http://www.diariodoscampos.com.br/cidades/familia-suspeita-de-erro-medico-na-morte-de-mae-e-filha-67977/

Caminhões e vans da FedEx são registradas pelo Google Street View em todo o mundo

As lentes de alta resolução do Google Street View realmente impressiona a todos. A cada lugar que vá fazer uma pequena visualização é possível encontrar uma van ou caminhão da empresa FedEx trafegando pelas vias em algum lugar do mundo. Neste post, você verá alguns registros em imagens de uma, ou talvez da maior empresa de transporte expresso de correspondências, documentos e objetos do mundo.

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Veículo da FedEx trafegando em frente ao Hospital da Criança em New Orleans, no estado de Luisiana, Estados Unidos

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Caminhão FedEx é flagrado pelo Google Street View

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Helicóptero é registrado no Hospital da Criança em New Orleans

Helicóptero personalizado do Hospital da Criança de New Orleans, no estado de Luisiana foi registrado pelas lentes do Google Street View quando mapeava em torno da instituição hospitalar em março de 2011.

O aparelho com prefixo N145PB estava estacionado em área reservada no hospital.

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Helicóptero personalizado no pátio do Hospital da Criança de New Orleans

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Aparelho visto da Avenida Henry Clay

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RD Shopping/GESCO

Imagem: Google Street View

Caminhão da empresa Staples é flagrado pelo Google Street View

Durante o mapeamento feito pelo veículo do Google Street View na cidade de New Orleans, no estado de Luisiana, Estado Unidos, registrou o caminhão da empresa Staples na Calhoun Street estacionado em frente ao Hospital da Criança. O registro segundo o site da gigante da internet ocorreu em março de 2011.

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Veículo da Staples estacionada em frente ao Hospital da Criança, em New Orleans

Venicius Maciel

RD Shopping/GESCO

Imgem: Google Street View

2013 | RD Shopping é uma empresa do grupo GESCO

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May 12, 2013 - 19 People Shot at New Orleans Parade

The Times-Picayune - New Oleans - United States

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May 12, 2013 - Mother's Day second-line shooting on Frenchmen Street injures at least 17 people

Mother's Day second-line shooting on Frenchmen Street injures at least 17 people

A Mother's Day second-line shooting on Frenchmen Street in the 7th Ward, on Sunday about 2 p.m., left about 17 people injured, according to the latest NOPD numbers. Earlier Sunday afternoon NOPD Superintendent Ronald Serpas said that about 12 people had been injured, but NOPD spokeswoman Remi Braden said at about 5:30 p.m. Sunday that the toll had grown to 17 people because some victims initially hadn't reported being injured.

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Bystanders comfort a shooting victim while awaiting EMS at the intersection of Frenchmen and N. Villere Streets after gunfire injured at least a dozen people, including a child, at a Mother's Day second-line parade on Sunday, May 12, 2013

The shooting, in which a girl reportedly was grazed on her side by a bullet, occurred in the 1400 block of Frenchmen Street at the intersection of North Villere Street. The girl, who was 9 or 10 years old, appears to be in stable condition, Braden said.

"In fact, many of the victims were grazed, some by bullets that ricocheted," Braden said in an email. "At this point, there are no fatalities, and most of the wounds are not life-threatening.

"But all medical conditions are not known at this time as victims were rushed to nearby hospitals," Braden continued. "Detectives are conducting interviews, retrieving any surveillance video in the area and, of course, collecting all evidence. This is an extremely unusual occurrence, and we're confident that we will make swift arrests."

A NOLA.com | Times-Picayune reporter was participating in the Mother's Day second line in the area when the shooting occurred, and heard six to seven shots fired.

Serpas said that in addition to about 12 people injured by gunshots, at least one person was injured in a fall during the ensuing commotion. Serpas said three to four people are in surgery, but he said he did not know their conditions.

Shermaine Tyler, 32, who lives on Villere Street about a block from Frenchmen, was celebrating Mother's Day about a block away. Balloons dangled there, and Mother's Day cards were spread out for the holiday.

"Me and mom were going to the second line. I told her I didn't want to go because there are always shots at a second line," Tyler said. "And the second I heard shots, I heard shots fired, we ran outside and one man fell in my lap who had been shot."

She said the man who fell in her lap had been shot in his groin area and once in his hand.

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"This is all ridiculous. We all bleed the same blood. We all come from the same God," Tyler said. "Everyone is getting shot, and for what?"

While Serpas said there were about 300 to 400 people participating in the Mother's Day second line, about 200 people apparently were in the area of the shooting at the time. Serpas said about 10 NOPD officers were spread throughout the second line. He said three people were seen running from the shooting scene.

Also on Villere, a 59-year-old woman who didn't want to publicly give her name, said she was inside her home, about to go outside to see the parade, when she heard shots ring out.

She said that from her porch she saw hundreds of people scattering, running.

"It's sad that people can't gather together and celebrate," she said. "You don't just go into a crowd and fire into a group of innocent people."

Adriana Stewart, who lives in the area, marched in the second line.

"This was my first time taking my kids to the second line," Stewart said. "It is not fair to the mother or the kids. It is just ridiculous."

Stewart said the second liners were throwing teddy bears and candy to revelers who had lined up to watch.

Serpas said the three gunmen likely worked together, and at least two different weapons were used. One of the suspects is described as a man between 18 and 22 years old with short hair and wearing a white shirt and blue jeans, Serpas said.

The New Orleans coroner said no fatalities have been reported from the shooting.

The Original Big 7 Social Aid and Pleasure Club organized the second line and has held it on Mother's Day since 2001, according to Edward Buckner, the club's president. The parade started Sunday about 1 p.m. at the Original Big 7's home at 1825 Elysian Fields Ave.

Buckner said the parade was started "to celebrate the women of America in New Orleans for the hard time that they have taking care of children, taking care of everyone."

"I can't tell you what the gunmen looked like. I was busy parading. So, you know, I didn't see it coming," Buckner said. "Everyone was just busy having a good time.

"My feelings are hurt for the victims, and the club sends our sympathies and we hope that each of the families know that we wish them a speedy recovery," Buckner said. "We hope that the people who were shot don't stop being fans of the Big 7, because it wasn't anything that they did or the club did, it was just a random act of violence.

"It's not because of the associated pleasure clubs that this type of terrorist act happens. That's not the type of crowd that follow us. We have people as old as 70, and as young as 5" years old who parade, said Buckner, adding that a shooting had never occurred at their Mother's Day second line before.

Stay with NOLA.com for updates as more information becomes available.

NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune - May 12, 2013
Image: Michael DeMocker
Original Source: http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2013/05/mothers_day_second-line_shooti.html#incart_big-photo

Mesmo ao pedaços caminhão segue rodando com toras de árvore

Caminhão é flagrado pela lentes do Google Street View trafegando pela RS-330 transportando toras de árvore. O veículo com placas ICM 3115 foi registrado em outubro de 2011, no sentido Miraguaí-Tenente Portela. Além da carga com toras de árvore, transportava um galão e uma motosserra ambos soltos sobre a carga, o que representa um perigo para motoristas que trafegam atrás ou na ultrapassagem, sendo que esses materiais podem cair sobre a rodovia e proporcionar uma acidente grave.

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Caminhão modelo antigo trafega pela RS-330 transportando toras de árvore e equipamentos soltos sobre a carga

Venicius Maciel

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Imagem: Google Street View

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Dois homens são flagrados bebendo em terra protegida pelo Governo Federal

Essa foi no município de Miraguaí, no Rio grande do Sul. O veículo do Google Street View mapeando a RS-330 em outubro de 2011, registrou dois homens "protegendo a área" tomando uns gole que outro de cachaça. Mas na verdade, os dois homens pelo que se percebe no enredo das imagens, com o forte sol ambos pararam debaixo de uma placa do Governo Federal com o dizer: 'Terra Protegida' em busca de uma sombra. Mas o que eles nem imaginavam era que o carro da gigante da internet registraria eles na situação de 'guardas da área'.

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Essa foi a primeira tomada onde os dois homens aparecem junto a placa do Governo Federal, tomando uma cachaça no gargalo

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Ambos olham o carro personalizado do Google e a garrafa de cachaça é passada ao homem com a camisa do Internacional

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As imagens foram feitas logo após passar pelo pórtico no sentido Miraguaí-Tenente Portela

Venicius Maciel

RD Shopping/GESCO

Imagens: Google Street View

2013 | RD Shopping é uma empresa do grupo RD Shopping

Google Street View

Aqui você vai encontrar algumas curiosidades que foram captadas pelas lentes do Google Street View, serviço esse que mapeou diversas cidades e pontos turísticos em todo o mundo.
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13/05/2013 - Caminhões e vans da FedEx são registradas pelo Google Street View em todo o mundo
13/05/2013 - Helicóptero é registrado no Hospital da Criança em New Orleans
12/05/2013 - Caminhão da empresa Staples é flagrado pelo Google Street View
11/05/2013 - Mesmo ao pedaços caminhão segue rodando com toras de árvore
10/05/2013 - Dois homens são flagrados bebendo em terra protegida pelo Governo Federal

07/05/2013 - Eles apareceram no Google Street View e agora são vistos no mundo todo

05/05/2013 - Árvores recheadas de câmeras de segurança

02/05/2013 - Antena da Dish TV é registrada em Tampa

02/05/2013 - Em vez de carro, um navio na garagem

1º/05/2013 - Caminhão da Advantage Kenan é flagrado pelo Google Street View

1º/05/2013 - Vaso sanitário é encontrado às margens da Picnic Island Boulevard

1º/05/2013 - Com seu Porsche, homem dá 'tchauzinho' para o Google Street View

1º/05/2013 - Objeto não identificado é registrado pelo Google Street View na Flórida

2013 | RD Shopping é uma empresa do grupo GESCO

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Kid-sex arrest

Police arrested a man for allegedly forcing a 7-year-old to perform oral sex and groping another girl in South Ozone Park, Queens, on May 1, police sources said.

Lee Samuel, 25, has been charged with forcible touching and other sex crimes. He was turned in by a friend.

New York Post - May 8, 2013

Larry Celona and Kirstan Conley

Firefighter gets utility bills for home that burned down in Hurricane Sandy

All that’s left of this firefighter’s Breezy Point home after Hurricane Sandy is this empty lot — but that hasn’t stopped the clueless folks at LIPA and National Grid from slapping him with monthly utility bills that now total $1,605.

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SHOCK: No home, no meter, but firefighter Kieran Burke yesterday shows some of the many LIPA bills that keep coming for this empty spot.

“It’s another knife in my back!” fumed the FDNY’s Kieran Burke, a married father of two sons who grew up at 8 Irving Walk — which was incinerated during the storm.

“It’s infuriating. LIPA burned my house down because of their negligence. Now they’re sending these bills out as if nothing ever happened,” said Burke, 40.

About 120 Breezy Point homes were burned to the ground during Sandy because LIPA failed to turn off the power during the storm surge, 120 homeowners said in lawsuit notices filed in January.

Burke eventually got his electric and gas service turned off, but he kept getting bills.

As of April 7, his LIPA bills have totaled $772 since Sandy; his National Grid gas bills have hit $833.

The charges were based on estimated readings for meters — that were fried in the blaze.

“They’re not doing the actual readings because the meters don’t exist,” Burke fumed.

Burke called a LIPA rep, who seemed oblivious to the devastation at Breezy Point.

“The operator had no idea that these homes had burned down and could not offer an explanation why these bills continued to come,” Burke said.

A supervisor assured Burke that he wouldn’t have to pay.

But a week later, he got yet another National Grid gas tab for the April billing period.

Burke may not be alone.

The lawyer who filed notice of claims against LIPA said he’s heard similar complaints from other area residents.

“At some point, you just have to laugh or you’ll drive yourself crazy. But it’s certainly pouring salt in their wounds,” said Keith Sullivan.

Burke, his wife Jennifer, 40, and sons, Kieran James, 2, and infant Matthew Patrick Burke, have bounced around in hotel rooms and have only recently landed a rental in Yonkers.

But LIPA and National Grid managed to track them down, sending bills to a temporary postal-box address in New Jersey.

After The Post contacted National Grid and LIPA yesterday, the companies admitted fault.

“Everything should be cleared up as of today,” a LIPA spokeswoman said.

Burke remained skeptical, saying, “I’ll believe it when the bills stop coming.”

New York Post - May 9, 2013

Jamie Schram and Bob Fredericks

Image: Dennithephoto.com

Original Source: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/queens/un_bill_ievable_u5JG3UjFlbKnJLDn3D4y6N

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May 12, 2013 - At least a dozen shot at Mother's Day parade in New Orleans
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May 9, 2013 - Woman found dead near Union Square
May 8, 2013 - Columbia ‘hate’ rap
May 8, 2013 - Cop's rap in Ramarley Graham slay could be tossed over grand-jury glitch
May 8, 2013 - Kid-sex arrest

Sampson’s spy in feds’ office

A pal of state Sen. John Sampson who worked in the Brooklyn US Attorney’s Office didn’t hesitate when Sampson asked him to become a mole — and quickly sought secret information to help the pol, legal papers claim.

Sampson talked to supervisory paralegal Samuel Noel in either August or September 2011, and asked him for insid info about activities of Brooklyn federal prosecutors.

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“When Noel met Sampson, Sampson asked Noel, in substance, whether Noel knew if Sampson’s name had come up in an investigation being conducted by the [US Attorney’s Office],” the papers claim.

That investigation was of a Sampson legal client named Edul “Eddie” Ahmad, a businessman who was under investigation for mortgage fraud.

“Noel responded in substance that he did not know the answer, but would attempt to find out,” the legal papers say.

The papers also disclosed that Noel, 46, became a cooperating witness for prosecutors investigating the Brooklyn senator after his activities were discovered.

Last September, Noel secretly pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of accessing a Justice Department computer in 2011 to help Sampson, according to the papers.

Noel, who is free on $25,000 bond, has yet to be sentenced.

The explosive documents had been sealed since last year after prosecutors told a judge that revealing Noel’s cooperation “would jeopardize” ongoing investigations.

Prosecutors moved to unseal the documents yesterday on the heels of an indictment Monday against the ex-Senate minority leader, which accuses Sampson of embezzling $440,000 from escrow accounts he supervised and obstruction of justice.

Sampson allegedly used some of the money to finance his 2005 primary challenge against Brooklyn DA Charles Hynes.

At one point, Sampson had asked Noel to learn the names of five other people were cooperating in the Ahmad case, one filing said.

According to the indictment, the senator had told Ahmad that if he learned the names of potential witnesses against the businessman, Sampson could arrange to “take them out.”

Meanwhile, Brooklyn federal Judge Jack Weinstein ordered the unsealing of court records that reveal the identities of seven elected officials secretly taped and photographed by disgraced ex-state Sen. Shirley Huntley of Queens at the direction of prosecutors.

But Weinstein delayed the unsealing to give prosecutors until today to appeal that decision.

New York Post - May 8, 2013

Mitchel Maddux and Dan Mangan

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Original Source: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/brooklyn/sampson_spy_in_feds_office_00yXEBEMjlwl9zsHFNL7qL

Columbia ‘hate’ rap

A Columbia University football player has been charged with a hate crime after an altercation outside a campus dorm building last weekend, cops said.

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Chad Washington

Chad Washington, 19, was arrested yesterday over the incident early Sunday morning.

He grabbed a 19-year-old Asian man on West 113th Street and made ethnic slurs while threatening to pummel him, police said.

Washington, who is black, is a 6-foot-4, 250-pound defensive lineman.

In an op-ed piece he once wrote for the Columbia Spectator, he said he had a 3.0 grade-point average.

Washington, who made 15 tackles last year, was charged with aggravated harassment as a hate crime.

New York Post

Natasha Velez

Original Source:  http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/columbia_hate_rap_yvOS0m5w2pJ3l9ETHKz18O

Woman found dead near Union Square

A young woman was found dead near Union Square this morning, cops said.

The 23-year-old was discovered by a passerby around 7:30 a.m. near 14th Street and Union Square East, authorities said.

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Police investigating the scene where a woman was found dead

Cops are investigating whether she died of a drug overdose, according to a police source.

Her name was not released pending family notification.

New York Post
Rebecca Harshbarger
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Original Source: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/woman_found_dead_near_union_square_GjYuppZAOLBS1A0vHtKUUP