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The cases come after Chula Vista police released surveillance video that showed a break-in at a Chula Vista optometrist office.In the Chula Vista case, which happened in July, police said more than 0,000 worth of merchandise was taken. 238

The Facebook post took off, with thousands of views and hundreds of comments. Most of those interacting with the post were also concerned about the toy guns looking so realistic.“What if a kid has one of these in the back seat and they don’t know and they get pulled over?” Way said.He went over different deadly scenarios with the store owner hoping to persuade him to take the guns off the shelves.It worked. Muhammad Mia, the Citgo store owner, tells WFTS he not only took the toys off the shelf but will no longer sell toy guns that do not have an orange cap on the end.“I don’t want anything to happen to anybody,” Mia said.WFTS showed the pictures of the toys to the Polk County Sheriff's Office.Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd says a situation involving a fake gun like this could prove to be deadly.“If you brandish that in a threatening manner it would get you shot by a law enforcement officer,” Judd said. The sheriff said the guns looked extremely similar to real-life guns.“It has every appearance of being a real gun,” he said.That’s exactly why Way says he took action the way he did, saying he didn’t want a repeat of the Rice case in his own community.In 2014, Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old boy from Ohio, was pulling out and pointing an airsoft replica. An officer subsequently shot and killed the boy, not realizing it was not a real gun. The replica was not marked with an orange cap. Courts justified the shooting since the gun appeared to be real even though it wasn’t.Federal laws ban play guns from being sold that do not have orange caps, but according to the Polk County Sheriff, there is a loophole. Any play guns that are spring loaded and shoot pellets do not have to be identified with any kind of markings to signify it’s not an actual gun.Way says he is glad he was able to educate the store owner on gun issues and hopes he might have saved someone’s life in the process.“It’s not a best practice to play with these guns like that out here,” he said.This story was originally published by 2018

the dolphins that lived in Shark Bay between 2007 and 2017, and the decline in births lasted at least until 2017."It was serendipity really. We have been working in that part of Shark Bay since 2007, now as part of a large study," 231

The computer models found that repeated coughing decreased the efficacy of the face covering, allowing more droplets to eventually get through the mask or around the sides. Those droplets could potentially travel more than 3 feet away from the person. However, the study still found that wearing a mask reduced the spread of droplets, the the amount of droplets expelled into the air."The use of a mask will not provide complete protection," Drikakis said. "Therefore, social distancing remains essential." The study also recommended more complete personal protective equipment for those in health care and essential positions, including face shields, gowns and gloves. 669

The defense asked U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan to hold an evidentiary hearing in the wake of a Vice News report that said at least five jurors followed media reports and Twitter feeds during the three-month trial. The attorneys said juror misconduct denied Guzman his right to a fair trial. 293

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