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Defense attorneys: “The court cannot ignore the circumstances of one of the most rhetorically mold-breaking, violent, awful, hateful and contentious presidential elections in modern history, driven in large measure by the rhetorical China shop bull who is now our president.” https://buff.ly/2CO3ZLf
#UPDATE: Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone says the weapons recovered from the suspect vehicle in the I-17 shooting involving DPS and Mesa police had been stolen from MCSO. https://12ne.ws/2DctBCr
WATCH: A man who was paralyzed after being shot by a Phoenix officer is announcing he is suing the City of Phoenix for $50 million.
HAPPENING NOW: A 6-month-old has been found safe after a kidnapping in Holly Hill. Police are searching for a stolen vehicle and suspects.
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WATCH LIVE: The KHOU 11 Weather Team is monitoring tornado warnings this afternoon in the Greater Houston area. MORE: https://on.khou.com/2P0sbRH
BREAKING: The gunman who fatally shot an Uptown Dallas dentist in a murder-for-hire plot has been sentenced to death by lethal injection. bit.ly/2Qb0hPI
@retiredDep "shoot him a lot ,so you could read a newspaper through him" in regards to an active shooter....sound advice.🙃
KROGER'S SHOOTING: The man accused in the shooting deaths of two grocery store patrons in Kentucky has been indicted on two counts of murder.
Expect delays near Lake Mead Boulevard and Statz Street as NLVPD investigates a shooting involving police. https://bit.ly/2PzC4W3
Troopers found an AR-15 in his vehicle, along with an empty bottle of Smirnoff and a pill bottle for Celecoxib, a prescription pain reliever.
Report: Drivers restrained UFC fighter Stephan Bonnar as he resisted DUI arrest
Katherine Jarvis
Two semi-trucks helped stop UFC veteran Stephan Bonnar as he was driving recklessly on Interstate 15 on Sunday, according to Bonnar's arrest report.
RELATED: UFC veteran Stephan Bonnar arrested for DUI by Nevada Highway Patrol
Witnesses told Nevada Highway Patrol that Bonnar had been driving a Cadillac on the shoulders of the road near Apex and swerved, making several unsafe lane changes. They said he was driving around 90 mph. Witnesses said there were several times Bonnar had almost hit a vehicle before eventually hitting a Jeep Wrangler.
Video posted online shows an NHP trooper arresting Bonnar as four other drivers help hold him still. The drivers had tied Bonnar with orange luggage straps in his vehicle until NHP arrived.
Eventually, the trooper determined it was best to remove the orange straps and put him into handcuffs. As the ties were removed, NHP says Bonnar "sprang to life" and started to resist, pulling and twisting his arms. Witnesses were able to help the trooper place the handcuffs onto Bonnar.
The drivers told NHP that Bonnar had been combative and to be careful of him spitting. Bonnar would not respond to NHP trooper's questions.
Due to his combative behavior, NHP placed Bonnar in the rear of a patrol SUV. His legs were also restrained to prevent further injury. Troopers arrested Bonnar for DUI based off his driving characteristics, red bloodshot eyes, mood swings and odor of an unknown intoxicating beverage.
Bonnar did not speak much to troopers besides saying once at the Clark County Detention Center that he missed his wife, while sobbing.
Troopers found an AR-15 in his vehicle, along with an empty bottle of Smirnoff and a pill bottle for Celecoxib, a prescription pain reliever.
A records check found that Bonnar had two previous DUI arrests, one in April 2015 and another in June 2016. He also had a criminal history of battery and domestic battery charges.
Bonnar spent many years with the UFC and was inducted into its Hall of Fame in 2013.
Did you know that #JamesWhiteyBulger has ties to Las Vegas? And did you know that a former mobster now has a show in Las Vegas? Have you ever been to the Mob Museum? Anchor Carla Wade has the story. https://bit.ly/2Pz0RJP
LAS VEGAS - An Arizona man has been arrested on a charge that he showed undercover officers -- during a sting operation -- how to make explosive devices in Las Vegas, according to a federal complaint.
Ahmad Suhad Admad, who was born in 1988, had traveled from Tucson to Las Vegas in the spring of 2017.
He was scheduled to appear in court Wednesday but his public defender asked for a continuance.
According to the complaint, Ahmad is accused of texting bomb-making instructions that were written in Arabic and instructing the undercover officers on assembling bombs while at a Las Vegas condominium and April 26, 2017.
"Over the course of several hours, Ahmad built the device and described what he was doing to one of the undercover agents. Ahmad showed one of the agents how to connect the blasting caps and where to place the C-4," the complaint said.
The undercover officer claimed he wanted to use the bombs against a target in Mexico.
Ahmad told the informant that he learned to detonate explosives during the war in Iraq and he knew how to detonate one by using a cellular phone with a removable cellular battery.
He's listed in records as a U.S. citizen.
@retiredDep I’ve seen that Bonnar guy when he was coming up the ranks. They need to start studying these guys from the UFC/MMA
