#home-invasion

#home-invasion

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Police are looking for the burglar who broke into a woman's Brooklyn Heights apartment, before sexually assaulting the sleeping victim and looting the residence.According to police, the 43-year-old woman was sleeping inside her apartment on May 12 at around 2 a.m., when the burglar entered the home near Middagh and Henry streets.

A Lindenhurst man was killed and another person was injured in a shootout during a home invasion in St. Charles Saturday evening, police said.St. Charles police were dispatched around 7:37 p.m. to the 100 block of Walnut Drive for a report of shots fired inside an apartment, officials said in a news release Monday.

A Norfolk County grand jury indicted seven men for the August murder of a Quincy man Tuesday.Three of those men, all of whom are Massachusetts residents, have been arrested.Four are still at large.On Aug. 18, 32-year-old Jordan Wiggins was shot in the parking area of the apartment complex he lived at in Quincy, the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office said in a news release Thursday.

Crime Washington Pearson remains on the loose.The suspect in a home invasion and aggravated sexual assault that occurred midday on Oct. 24 at a residence on the Arborway in Jamaica Plain has been identified by Boston police as Washington Pearson.He is wanted on a straight warrant for attempted murder, strangulation or suffocation, armed robbery, and assault to rape, among other charges.

A Bolingbrook teen accused of fatally shooting his 17-year-old girlfriend, a 9-year-old girl and the child's father was told Thursday a grand jury has indicted him on three charges of first-degree murder.Byrion Montgomery, 17, went before a Will County judge and was informed that the grand jury indicted him in the March 5 slayings of 40-year-old Cartez Daniels, 17-year-old Samiya A. Shelton-Tilman and Sanai Daniels, 9.
Judge Dave Carlson told Montgomery, who is currently being held at the River Valley Juvenile Detention Center in Joliet, that he will be transferred to the Will County Jail after he turns 18 on April 27, the Daily Herald reported.

Chicago police charged a man with murder for allegedly shooting dead three people after being asked to leave a Portage Park bar birthday party early Sunday morning.Chicago police Superintendent David Brown announced five charges against 32-year-old Samuel Parsons-Salas at a news conference Tuesday: three for first-degree murder, one for first-degree attempted murder and one for kidnapping with a firearm.

A Milton, Ont.man charged with second-degree murder after a shooting in his home on the weekend was defending himself, his lawyer said Tuesday after his client's first court appearance.Ali Mian's lawyer, Jag Virk, told reporters outside the courthouse on Tuesday that the 22-year-old is innocent.Virk said he will argue his client was acting in self defence.

A Toronto man says he was left in excruciating pain after Vancouver police mistook him for a wanted man and shot him twice with what they say were rubber bullets.Elijah Barnett, 40, said he was walking his friend's dog on Richards Street in downtown Vancouver around 5:20 p.m. PT last Wednesday.In a written complaint to the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner, he said he was surrounded by a number of Vancouver Police Department (VPD) officers.

The Prime Minister said a 160 million plan will stamp out anti-social behaviour once and for all as he pledged more police patrols and swifter punishments for those blighting communities.Rishi Sunak will use a home counties visit on Monday to announce the UK Government's anti-social behaviour action plan.

Crime Police believe the suspect is responsible for an aggravated sexual assault and a home invasion.The Boston Police Department released new photos of a sexual assault suspect they are hoping the public can help identify.Police said in a news release Wednesday that they are investigating this man in connection with a sexual assault and home invasion that happened around noon on Monday at a home on the Arborway in Jamaica Plain.

A group of squatters living in an Amsterdam mansion owned by a prominent Russian tech entrepreneur who is under E.U. sanctions can stay, an Amsterdam court has ruled, finding that there was no legitimate reason for the building to lie vacant.The owner of the house is Arkady Volozh, the founder of Yandex, a tech colossus that dominated search and ride-hailing across Russia.

A group of squatters who moved into an Amsterdam mansion owned by a prominent Russian tech entrepreneur who is under E.U. sanctions can continue living in the house, an Amsterdam court has ruled, finding that there was no legitimate reason for the building to lie vacant.The owner of the house is Arkady Volozh, the founder of Yandex, a tech colossus that dominated search and ride-hailing across Russia.