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The good news is that Airbnb and VRBO (and its sister site, HomeAway) have rules about where cameras can be. The bad news: Not all owners follow those rules.Airbnb specifically says on its site that it allows cameras in living rooms and common areas, but they must be disclosed in the rental agreement. Cameras are never allowed in bedrooms or bathrooms.VRBO says cameras are never to be placed in an area where guests "can reasonably expect privacy."If you find a motion detector in your bedroom, Schamer said, inspect it carefully. It should be in the entranceway or living room, not a bedroom, for starters. That’s a red flag right away.If there is a smoke detector in your bedroom (which are typically required by fire code), look for a tiny hole in the middle, that is not a green blinking light. It could be a hidden camera. 830

The Pentagon official said 42-year-old Marc A. Dominguez served in the Army as a Private First Class (E-3) infantryman from February 2003 to August 2004. 153

The good Samaritan was rushed to UC San Diego Medical Center with major injuries, including a broken foot and bruised lung, 10News learned. 139

The preliminary magnitude 3.4 temblor, which had a depth around four miles, was recorded near Palomar Mountain at 6 a.m., according to the United States Geological Survey. 171

The plane crashed into the Winter Haven home around 1 p.m. on Saturday. There were two people on board, a pilot and a trainee student. The pilot, 64-year-old James Wagner of Lakeland, was killed in the crash. The trainee, 33-year-old Timothy Sheehy of Montana, walked away with only minor injuries, according to the sheriff's office. It's unclear at this time who was piloting the plane.“It was a day of miracles because Timothy Sheehy, the trainee pilot, actually walked out of the crash, if you can believe that," Judd said. "Walked out of the crash, and was wandering around when Winter Haven firefighters arrived.”Judd said the two men were flying with the goal to simulate engine failure training. It's unknown if they were simulating engine failure at the time of the crash, Judd said. They took off from Winter Have Airport then the aircraft lost power. The 17-year-old girl who was in a bedroom the plane crashed through was taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. “Not only was she in the bedroom that the plane crashed into, but she was pinned and entrapped in the bedroom,” Judd said. The teenager's brother, who was in a neighboring room, tried to free her but was unable to, according to Judd. She was later freed by Winter Haven firefighters. The mother of the teenager was also in the home at the time, and three children were playing in the driveway. They were not injured. At this time, the plane is still stuck in the home and is leaking fuel, according to Judd. Firefighters will stay on scene until it's considered safe. Judd said the plane will be removed with a crane in a few days, but it will be left where it is until NTSB and the FAA arrive to investigate. First responders were on the scene within five minutes of the call, the Director of Public Safety in Winter Haven Charlie Bird said. Story developing, refresh for updates. Stay with ABC Action News for the latest. 1908

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