A pizza delivery driver was killed overnight on Cleveland's west side.
Police say the 41-year-old Nunzio's Pizzeria driver was making a delivery in the 5800 block of Bridge Avenue near West 59th when he was shot around 12:30 a.m.
The worker was able to drive around the block to 6110 Ellen where he crashed into a pole and died from his injuries.
The victim has not been identified but family members say the victim Michael Prock. He was a freelance mechanic who took the second job delivering pizza to help with college costs for his 18-year-old daughter Carrie. She just recently graduated from Waverly High School. Prock's family has set up a burial fund for him. You can contribute by donating at any Fifth Third Bank. Prock will also be remembered at a vigil tonight. It begins at 7 p.m. in front of Nunzio's at West 73rd and Lorain.
Anyone with information related to this incident is being asked to contact the Homicide Unit at 623-5464.
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About 400 piglets died after a semi tractor-trailer carrying 2,200 crashed and overturned on U.S. 35 in this Dayton suburb late Monday.
About another 200 piglets escaped into nearby woods when the driver rounded a curve too quickly and lost control of the vehicle about 7 p.m. near the Main Street exit, Greene County sheriff's officials said early Tuesday.
"We are just not sure" how many of the animals may still be on the loose, said Deputy Jason Tavner."Once we got them all corralled, it was almost impossible to count them all at that point. They all went into big clumps."
In all, 1,500 piglets that survived were either rescued from the vehicle or captured after scampering into nearby woods.
The piglets who were rounded up were taken to the Greene County Fairgrounds, where a veterinarian attended to those requiring medical care. The animals also were given food and water.
The piglets who were rounded up were taken to the Greene County Fairgrounds, where a veterinarian attended to those requiring medical care. The animals also were given food and water. The piglets will be picked up at the fairgrounds sometime Tuesday and driven to Indiana, Tavner said.
That's where they were headed from South Carolina when the crash occurred, prompting several agencies to respond. Neighboring farmers also assisted by helping to transport the animals to the fairgrounds. The driver of the semi was unhurt, but his fiance and passenger suffered a minor injury and was taken to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Tavner said. The driver was cited for failure to control and was speeding about 70 mph in a 50 mph zone. His name was not released.
The vehicle was towed off the the road overnight. U.S 35 was shut down for about eight hours before reopening around 3 a.m. Tuesday.
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"The murder indictment is a tremendous step in the right direction," said Rev. Nelson Rivers who spoke along with Elder James Johnson during a press conference in downtown Charleston on Monday. "Maybe South Carolina and maybe even Charleston and North Charleston has a chance to lead the country on how to respond to police accountability to the use of deadly force by police officers against unarmed citizens particularly unarmed African Americans, and African American males especially."
Rivers credited the grand jury, Solicitor Scarlett Wilson, the chief of police and Mayor Keith Summey on "getting us to this place."
He also commended the community for keeping its protests peaceful during the difficult and emotional case.
"Right now the system is working as it should," Rivers said."[Slager] was charged for murder and he was fired for murder. So what we've asked for has now been done."
The organization also called on authorities to reopen other cases of alleged police brutality that may have been overlooked.
For the first time, two weeks after Bikefest, a Wisconsin man is sharing why he decided to share an alarming video, showing a woman yelling, ranting, and using racial slurs, particularly the “n-word,” before she spits in his face and then allegedly attacks him.
Jermarro Dantzler, 22, of Wisconsin, said he was in Myrtle Beach for Memorial Day Weekend. He told WMBF News he was at a Rent Me Scooter Store on North Ocean Blvd. when he witnessed an employee of the store, later identified as 28-year-old Tara Belcher, in a heated argument with a customer.
According to a Myrtle Beach police report, the incident happened on May 25. The woman seen in the video yelling the racial slurs and using profanity was Belcher.
The police report states Belcher told the officer she was fired from the store after the altercation; she then left the store, and walked across the street to a nearby resort parking lot to wait for a ride.
According to Dantzler, after Belcher left, he decided to talk to her to ask why was she using derogatory words.
In the video, you can hear Dantzler say, "But you called that man the n-word."
Belcher replied, "Because he's a [n-word], a filthy, [expletive] [n-word].”
Later in the video, you see Belcher on her cell phone asking someone to hurry up because "this filthy [n-word] is filming me."
Seconds later, you see Belcher spit into Dantzler's face; he said he retaliated by slapping her.
Dantzler said he originally wanted to record the woman so he could show her employer her behavior.
"So I wanted to record and get that on camera so I can show perhaps her supervisor or someone above her, the type of person that she was and the character that she was displaying at the time," Dantzler explained.
He said once he saw the video, he also felt it was important to show the type of behavior that happens in the community, when he says the Bikefest event is always getting the negative attention.
The police report states Belcher called police after the incident and reported that a black male, described as Dantzler, assaulted her, stole her purse and phone, and took off on a motorcycle.
But in the video, you see that she was talking on her phone at the time the incident happened. The police report states the officer noted Dantzler did not have Belcher's phone in his possession and that Belcher's credibility was seriously damaged based on what she had originally reported.
According to the report, Belcher also told the officer, the male came up to her and was recording her on his phone. She said the black male, which would be identified as Dantzler, spit and punched her in the face, knocking her to the ground.
The report also states, that an officer stopped Dantzler on his motorcycle. Dantzler said he was handcuffed and was going to be charged for strong-armed robbery. But he said that once the officer saw the video, it became his proof that he was a victim and not suspect.
"Once they had seen the video they seen that story that she told them was not the truth," said Dantzler.
According to Dantzler, those with him told officers what happened.
Dantzler added, "They allowed me to show them the video from my phone while I was handcuffed and once the officer saw the video he removed the handcuffs off me."
Belcher was later arrested and charged with assault and battery third degree, and possession of marijuana. Dantzler said he couldn't believe her actions and the incident has been traumatizing.
"I could not sleep, I could not get comfortable, I kept envisioning these acts, and the side of my hair, my dreadlocks were ripped out of my scalp, so my head was very sore," he said. "Driving 17 hours back home that is all I could think about."
WMBF News reached out the owner of Rent Me Superstore for comment, the owner Ben Robinson said, he was not pleased with what he saw in the video. Robinson said Belcher was immediately terminated before the video was recorded because of the argument she prior to the encounter with Dantzler.
Robinson said his company does not tolerate discrimination, and added her actions do not reflect their company, which is why she was terminated to begin with.
Meanwhile, Dantzler said he has not heard from the company, in reference to an apology about the incident.He also said at the time it was Belcher's word against his, and he wonders if he had not recorded the video, would there have been a different outcome.
"Had I not had this video, had my phone not been recording, I would possibly be in jail right now for strong armed robbery," Dantzler said.
Mtn Dew DEWshine is a craft, premium soft drink inspired by the brand’s roots in the backwoods of Tennessee. It’s a clear, citrus DEW made with real cane sugar and packaged in clear glass bottles. Reviewed it at my Grandpa's house in Mansfield, Ohio and Recorded on May 23, 2015.
% Juice 0
Caffeine 54mg
Potassium 0mg (0% DV)
Phosphorus 0mg (0% DV)
Sweeteners: Sugar
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Today I an celebrating my 29th birthday on youtube and noway to celebrate tihs moment was when i was reviewing the Maryland Travel Package and here's the this package you'll need to take with you if you're going to Maryland. After Making and eating Tacos for dinner enjoyed a snickers ice cream bar and twix peanut butter cookies which was a new look.
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Reviewing and enjoying Domino's Extravganzza Feast with Loads of pepperoni, ham, Italian sausage, fresh onions, fresh green peppers, fresh mushrooms and black olives topped with extra cheese made with 100% real mozzarella. (no beef) and Stuffed Cheesy Bread with Bacon & Jalapeno which were Oven baked breadsticks stuffed with cheese, smoked bacon & jalapeno peppers - covered in a blend of cheese made with 100% Mozzarella and Cheddar Cheese. Seasoned with a sprinkling of garlic, parsley and Romano cheese. I added Marinara for an additional charge of 30 cents. I paid $30.10 for the pizza and the stuffed cheesy bread and tipped the driver 4 dollars. Had 4 slices of that pizza and 3 pieces of the stuffed cheesy bread and drank some beer with the pizza.
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