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Tucker says the team held a debriefing after landing. An initial damage assessment found a minimal scratch on one aircraft.The incident won't affect the team's performance in a Chicago air show over the weekend. But the two jets involved in the incident have been swapped out and won't fly in Chicago. However Tucker says the pilots of those jets will fly in the air show. 372

We will leverage every resource at our disposal to not just catch these killers, but to also prevent it from happening again, Police Chief David Brown said in a video posted to the department's Twitter page. "I just hope that the tragedies here these past few weekends will bring us all to the table so that we can revamp the electronic monitoring program, find a way to hold violent defenders in jail longer. Chicago deserves us figuring this out. And we can." 461

VISTA, Califormia — The San Diego District Attorney’s Office is expected to file charges against deputies involved in a violent arrest in Vista, according to people familiar with the case.Doug Applegate, the lawyer for Gerardo Martinez and Gerardo Martinez Jr. said the DA’s office contacted him Monday about the charges.They stem from the deputies’ actions during an arrest on May 7th when they were called to an apartment on Madera Lane in Vista for a report of domestic violence.In the video, deputies push Martinez into a fence while handcuffed. Meanwhile, his son, Martinez Jr. is seen being repeatedly hit in the head by a deputy while held on a concrete sidewalk. Yusef Miller, a civil rights activist with the group Council on American Islamic Relations, said he also heard from a source that the DA’s Office will be filing charges.It’s unclear at this point how many deputies will be charged and with what crimes.Martinez Jr. ended up taking a plea deal in the domestic violence case, receiving six months of probation.Charges against his father were eventually dropped.The San Diego Sheriff’s Department sent a statement to 10News: 1151

Ventura Police Department officials said the three thefts happened on Aug. 11 and Aug. 12, with one of the incidents captured on a store surveillance camera. 157

Weigand said Emma was looking forward to a fun night with friends at homecoming, but while she was dancing, she began to struggle with her breathing. School officials called her parents and requested a rescue squad.A police officer watched as Emma walked to her car to grab her asthma inhaler, but as she returned to the building, the officer noticed the teen was in serious trouble. She never made it back inside."And they went to sit her down in a chair and that's when she stopped breathing," Weigand said.Weigand said her daughter was revived twice through CPR, and during her second day at the hospital, doctors told the family that the teen could have less than 12 hours to live."We asked everyone to pray and she's still here and she's still fighting," Weigand said.Weigand said Emma has dealt with asthma since she was a toddler, but the condition has always been manageable. She also has allergies to eggs and chicken, but the family has no idea if Emma came into contact with either of those foods on homecoming."This is very out of the blue," she said.At the Norton High School, there are signs of support for Emma inside the building and outside near athletic fields. "WE ROAR WITH EMMA" t-shirts will be sold at Friday night's home football game. The shirts are also being sold on-line. Proceeds will go to the family to help with medical expenses. 1361

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