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The man "unlawfully gained entry" into part of the Dorchester station early on Saturday, Transit Police Supt. Richard Sullivan said in a statement. Firefighters removed him hours later, at about 3:30 p.m. "He claimed to be homeless seeking a place to sleep," Sullivan explained. "It is my understanding he was not inside the elevator shaft but rather between the shaft and outside wall."

More than 30 people stormed through a locked door on the church’s West 46th Street side entrance while churchgoers were attending a service, according to video obtained by Fox News Digital. The vandals threw chairs and destroyed property as video showed some of them smiling and spraying security cameras with substances from a can. Some were carrying professional-style cameras to document the event, seemingly inspired by a similar trend on the West Coast.

The church issued a statement about a large-scale incident on Saturday, during which dozens of individuals forced their way into its facilities, knocking down staff members in the process.

When authorities arrived, the manager at Panera directed them to a group of teenagers causing an upset. The teens were previously asked by Panera staff to leave the restaurant, which they refused to do.

Shortly before midnight on Wednesday police responded to a report of trespassing and possible violation of a restraining order at the San Fernando Valley home of Lindsey Pelas, 34. They searched the area, but didn't find anyone. Then at 2pm on Thursday, police were called again with a report a man was seen roaming the front and back yards, with officers filing a trespassing report. No arrests had been made and police don't believe the incidents to be related.

A 41-year-old transient with a history of arrests for burglary was nabbed again on a person's back porch Monday, thanks to a tip from a resident who reported a trespasser, police said. The arrest happened after officers were called about 4:25 p.m.to the 1700 block of Liberty Street. In a statement, police said a homeowner was alerted to activity on the property after an alarm was triggered. The resident then looked at video footage from the alert and saw an unknown person inside the yard.

Then in early December, another man was hit on the tracks by a train and killed in West Berkeley at Bancroft Way and Fourth Street. Now the Chronicle reports that on Monday, at nearly the exact same Bancroft Way and Fourth Street location, a man was hit by a train on those tracks and killed at around 11:37 am. As of Tuesday afternoon, the Alameda County Coroner's Office has not identified the victim.

A man was killed Monday when a Union Pacific train struck him near Hearst Avenue. Berkeley police received a call that a train had hit someone near the University Avenue overpass shortly before 11:40 a.m., according to a department spokesperson. When officers arrived at the tracks, they found the dead man and notified the Union Pacific Police Department. The man had been trespassing on the train tracks, Jill Micek, a Union Pacific spokesperson, said in an email.

The Irish former teacher will spend Christmas Day behind bars after he was jailed in November for contempt of court. Burke was sent back to jail two weeks ago for disobeying a court order not to enter Wilson's Hospital School in County Westmeath for at least three years after routine attempts to trespass on school grounds. In 2022, Burke was suspended and subsequently fired from a teaching position at the school for aggressively confronting the head teacher,

PALO ALTO, Calif. (KGO) -- Eleven Stanford students charged with felony trespassing were in a Santa Clara County courtroom Monday morning. This comes after a grand jury indicted the students last week with one count each of conspiracy to trespass and vandalism. A rally supporting the Pro-Palestinian protesters was held after Monday's arraignment. A November 17 trial date has been set for eight of the 11 protesters. A later date will be set for the other three protesters.

A Southampton resident returned home to find Matthew Wynhurst, 34, asleep in their backyard and a stolen SUV in their driveway.

Biggers faces six charges across two cases for allegedly refusing to leave a Midtown Manhattan apartment, escalating from a trespassing call to felony charges.

The incident at Windsor Castle highlights potential security vulnerabilities as a man was arrested for intruding onto protected grounds, raising concerns for royal safety.