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The prosecutor said Morgan and another deputy were the first on scene and tackled Martinez Jr. to the ground and punched him. Martinez Sr., who was walking his dog nearby, saw that his son was hurt, approached the deputies, and was pushed away, according to the prosecutor. Martinez Sr. then began walking away, but Morgan took him to the ground and threw him into some bushes, Trinh said. 389

The United States is the first country to cross the barrier. The U.S. surpassed Italy and China and became the country with the most confirmed cases on Thursday.Cases in the United States now represent about one-sixth of all confirmed worldwide cases of the virus.As of Friday evening at 6 p.m. ET, Johns Hopkins reported that 1,544 in the U.S. had died of the disease. The database says 862 are confirmed to have recovered from the disease, but that number is likely much higher because many who contract the virus experience only mild symptoms and do not get tested for the virus.New York City remains the epicenter of the virus outbreak in the United States. As of Friday evening, there were 25,000 confirmed cases of the virus in the city. At least 366 people in New York have died in connection with COVID-19. 814

The Turkish investigation is being hampered by the lack of a body -- a source close to the Saudi Royal Palace told CNN that the location of Khashoggi's body is not known to the Saudis.The source said the body was handed over to a local "collaborator" after the killing, adding that it is not at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. CNN cannot verify the assertion.Forests and farms in the vicinity of Istanbul have been the focus of rumors -- although no evidence has been discovered that his body was dumped there.Speaking to reporters outside Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul on Saturday, Turan Kislakci, the head of the Turkish-Arab Media Association and a friend of Khashoggi, called on Saudi Arabia to hand over the journalist's body."Give us Jamal, so we can have a funeral for him. So that all people who care about him, world leaders, can come here to Istanbul for the funeral," he said. 895

The truck exited the freeway and stopped at the intersection of Main Street and Brandywine Avenue, where three occupants got out and ran away. 142

The vehicles were traveling between the Mexican states of Sonora and Chihuahua when authorities said members of a criminal group, possibly a drug cartel, opened fire on them in two separate locations. At least one of the vehicles caught fire."Nita and her children are gone," Miller said of her sister-in-law, Maria Rhonita Miller. "They've been burned inside the vehicle. Uncle Jeffrey verified, counted all five bodies. Their bones are burned... Their bodies are burned to a crisp. Dear God pray for us all."Maria Rhonita Miller, 30, was driving with some of her seven children to Arizona to pick up her husband, Howard, who was working in the US, according to relatives.Another family member, Dawna Ray Langford, 43, was driving a second car 10 miles ahead to go visit family in Chihuahua with her nine children, Kendra Lee Miller said in a Facebook post.She was shot to death. So were two of her children: Trevor Harvey Langford, 11, and Rogan Jay Langford, 2."Aunt Dawna with most of her kids, Nita with her two oldest and the twins, and then Christina and her baby -- none of them have been heard from," Kendra Lee Miller lamented in the WhatsApp chat.Christina Marie Langford Johnson was driving the third car with her 7-month-old daughter to meet her husband and the rest of her children. They were moving to North Dakota. Their car was near Dawna Langford's.Johnson also was killed in the attack.But her daughter was found alive and uninjured in the car with bullet holes all around her. Witnesses said the baby was found in her car seat, and it looked like her mother had moved her to the floor of the back seat for protection.With time, the messages revealed the extent of the tragedy."Guys, Aunt Dawna and Christina are dead," Kendra Lee Miller said in a group chat.Having witnessed the death of his mother and brothers, 13-year-old Devin Blake Langford hid his surviving siblings in bushes, covering them with branches, according to family members. He then walked 14 miles to the La Mora community with news of the attack."Keep praying!" Kendra Lee Miller urged in the audio messages. "They still have 5 kids hiding in the bushes. Devin walked home."The victims had dual US-Mexican citizenship and were members of a independent Mormon community with familial ties on both sides of the border. The community is separate from the mainstream Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, according to the church. Some of the community, including Kendra Lee Miller, say they are baptized and active members of the mainstream LDS church.Five children who were eventually hospitalized in Tucson are expected to survive, said Willie Jessop, a community leader. Three of the children suffered serious injuries but two others could be discharged soon, Jessop said.The WhatsApp audio only reflects Kendra Lee Miller's part of the messages. She declined to release the audio of family members for privacy reasons."I want the world to know that this ... is so horrible to us because of our innocent people," she told CNN."We tried to live good lives and be good citizens and contribute to the communities around us and make the world better and raise our families and be good people. And some people are wanting to paint us in some awful ways right now." 3254

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