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Police have arrested a 33-year-old Hawthorne man in connection with a series of online threats directed against TikTok's Culver City headquarters.

The 32-year-old man, from the Bronx, New York, surrendered to New Jersey authorities on Friday and was charged with third-degree terroristic threats, the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office said in a statement. The Mahwah Police Department contacted county prosecutors on Sept. 27 reporting that a township resident was threatened by someone on a social media app. Detectives investigating the incident later traced the online activity to the Bronx man, authorities said.

Kenneth Siriboe, 21, allegedly approached the woman around 5 a.m. Sunday inside the residential building on East Gun Hill Road near Putnam Place in Norwood, where he allegedly covered her mouth with one hand and squeezed her throat with the other, according to a criminal complaint. He then threw the woman to the ground and repeatedly punched her, causing bruising, swelling and cuts, the court doc said.

Mass takes place in memory of Mark, Louise and Evan O'Connor, as friends and colleagues also pay tribute Man arrested 1km from the scene in Tallanstown was 'just walking along the road, not running' Post-mortems on all three victims will commence today, gardaí confirm Special School in Drogheda, where victim Evan attended for 14 years, paid tribute to him and his parents who were two of the facility's founders 'People are just devastated [and] don't know what to say' - parish priest

For the first time in nearly two years, a homicide had been reported in Walnut Creek. Howard Wang, 43, is currently being held without bail at the Martinez Detention Facility after being arrested on suspicion of a double homicide on Friday, according to a news release from Walnut Creek police. Homicides are rare in Walnut Creek, with the last reported homicide occurring in November 2023, according to the police department's crime statistics.

A coach for a Connecticut youth football team has been busted for shoving a 7-year-old player from the opposing team to the ground, according to police.

Local law enforcement, along with the Secret Service, approached someone they said looked suspicious. And at that time, he told them that he was a member of law enforcement. He was armed. They continued to interview him, determined that he was not a member of law enforcement. He was taken into custody and remains in custody right now, Gray said.

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Tuesday's deadly shooting was reported just before 12:30 a.m. when SJPD received calls about gun shots and and a woman screaming for help on the 200 block of Chynoweth Ave. One man and two women were found shot. One woman died at the scene. The other two victims were taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, but later died. SJPD says this was an isolated incident, and there was no threat to public safety.

In June 2023, Somerville was arrested twice in a nine-hour period after multiple confrontations with family members at a residence in Berkeley. Officials said they suspected he was intoxicated in both of those incidents. He pleaded no contest to alcohol-related reckless driving in a plea deal that dismisses most of the charges he racked up during disputes with family members last year, court records show.

A 19-year-old man was arrested in connection to an East Flatbush shooting that occurred Friday afternoon, according to police. Authorities say Justin Mallar is accused of shooting a 52-year-old woman in the ankle on Utica Avenue around 4 p.m. She was hospitalized and is expected to recover. The charges against Mallar include attempted murder, felony assault, criminal possession of weapon, reckless endangerment, criminal possession of a firearm, menacing and misdemeanor assault. The events leading up to the shooting were not immediately clear.

A Salisbury man pleaded not guilty Tuesday after allegedly making bomb threats to an Everett city councilor, according to The Boston Globe. The Boston office of the FBI contacted Salisbury police on Tuesday morning regarding social media threats of firearm and explosive use, Salisbury police said. Salisbury police and the Northeastern Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council collaborated to arrest the suspect around 12:43 p.m. that day.

Menlo-Atherton High School was put on lockdown this afternoon (Sept. 10) due to a threat to the school and a former student was arrested, Atherton police said. Someone called the police's tip line to let them know that a former M-A student had posted "concerning content" online about the school, according to a notice sent out by police. Police advised the school to lock down out of an abundance of caution.

The shooting happened about 8 p.m. Aug. 22 at the homeless encampment along a railroad right-of-way in the 30000 block of San Antonio Street. Authorities said both men lived at the camp and had been involved in a dispute of some kind. A witness told police Berber Zavala ran into the camp followed by two men, one later identified as Rodriguez Cazares.