Alerta do Google - California Police

	California Police Atualização assim que ocorre ⋅ 10 de janeiro de 2018
	NOTÍCIAS
	High school graduate, 18, 'stabbed to death by his neighbor', 33, in his California apartment building Daily Mail An 18-year-old high school graduate was stabbed to death on Saturday night by another resident of his California apartment complex, police say. Conner Russell Bickford, 18, had recently graduated from Rocklin High School and was attending Sierra College. Bickford's murder was the first homicide in ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Photos: Boulders and debris challenge rescue crews after rain triggers California mudslides Dallas News At least 13 people were killed and homes were torn from their foundations Tuesday as downpours sent mud and boulders roaring down hills stripped of vegetation by a gigantic wildfire that raged in Southern California last month. Rescue crews used helicopters to pluck people from rooftops because ... At Least 8 Killed as Mudslides Sweep Through California Burn Areas - TIME Cobertura completa Sinalizar como irrelevante
	In Burbank, mandatory evacuations after a mudslide that swept cars away Los Angeles Times According to Sgt. Derek Green, a spokesman for the Burbank Police Department, the road had been deemed temporarily off-limits to traffic and parking just before rain began in the city on Monday. Burbank police urged residents to keep track of the storm conditions through local news and by following ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Police: Vermont prosecutor's parents with pot gifts arrested again BurlingtonFreePress.com LINCOLN, Neb. - A California couple arrested in Nebraska last month on accusations of carrying 60 pounds of marijuana they described as family Christmas gifts have been arrested again in Nebraska, this time on suspicion of carrying drug money. Patrick Jiron, 80, and his 70-year-old wife, Barbara, ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
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	Riley v. California LexBlog U.S. Supreme Court Says Police Need Search Warrant to Search Cell Phones On June 25, 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously in the case of Riley v. California, 573 U.S. ______ (2014), that police may not generally search the cell phones of people they arrest without first getting search ... Sinalizar como irrelevante

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