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While continuing to struggle with his sudden passing on May 24th, the family of Brett Luengo wishes to extend its gratitude to the good Samaritans who stopped to assist Brett subsequent to his automobile accident on the evening of May 24, 2018. Brett's family would also like to acknowledge the quick response of area police and paramedics. Brett was a beloved son and husband, a successful business executive, and a support of the arts and his local community. He was articulate, well-spoken, highly intelligent and a loving man who is and will always be sorely missed. The behavior observed on that fateful evening was completely out of character for Brett, and the family has as many questions as everyone else. This incident by no means defines the way in which Brett lived his life, which has sadly come to an untimely end. 833

While at MCAS Miramar, Trump spoke with Marines and other service members. In Otay Mesa, Trump toured the eight constructed border wall prototypes for his long-promised border wall. 191

Wildlife officers Nathan Ripley and Justin Pinkston found the eagle in the woods near a road with “no apparent injuries and very mobile.” They soon realized the eagle had “gorged itself on a meal” and couldn’t create enough lift to fly. The TWRA says this is common among many raptor species. The officers monitored the bird for a while and then relocated it to Douglas Lake. They later learned it had been banded in Tennessee on August 21, 1995, making it 24-years-old – and ironically about 9 months older than responding officer Pinkston. This story was originally published by Laken Bowles on 600

Zarnow and another deputy soon spotted Ibarra, who matched the description of the assailant, near a stretch of train tracks beneath an elevated section of Via de la Valle in Del Mar, a few blocks south of the restaurant, Lt. Greg Rylaarsdam said. When the lawmen called out to him, Ibarra allegedly walked out from behind a concrete bridge support with a knife in his hand and strode toward the deputy closest to him, who lost his footing and fell down while backing away. 472