PHOENIX Az ( Look out- For KILLERS of 18 yr old boy) Tucson story FOX 10

1 of 2 Tucson men shot in a car dies in hospital

 

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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Authorities say a man who was shot in a car last week in Tucson has died.

Tucson police announced Tuesday that 18-year-old Andrew Liska died from his wounds at a hospital on Monday.

Liska was 1 of 2 men shot about 11 p.m. Friday.

When police officers arrived at the scene, they found the two victims in the middle of the road with gunshot wounds.

Both were taken to the hospital with critical wounds.

Detectives learned the two were backseat passengers in a car when the driver shot both of them.

They say the vehicle stopped on a road and the driver pulled both victims out of the car and then drove off.

Police are still searching for the driver in the case along with his front-seat female passenger.

TUCSON Az ( YOUNG man dies in shooting -Suspect on the loose ) Kgun9

Young man dies in shooting; suspect still on the loose

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Web Producer: Rikki Mitchell
TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - Tucson Police are looking for two people involved in the killing of an 18-year-old.
Sgt. Maria Hawke with TPD tells KGUN9 that Andrew Liska died Monday as a result of his injuries.
Hawke says that on November 16, officers responded to the 3300 block of South Grady Avenue to reports of a shooting.
Officers found two adult males in the middle of the street with gunshot wounds.
Officers learned that the two victims were in the backseat of a car when the driver shot both of them while the car was moving.
The driver then stopped and pulled both victims out onto the street.
The vehicle left in an unknown direction but the driver was described as a Hispanic male with short spiky hair.
There was also a woman in the passenger seat who is described as Hispanic and heavy set with dark hair.
The car is described as a silver passenger car.
Anyone with information about this case is asked to call 911 or 88-CRIME.

TUCSON Az ( MURDER Suspect wanted- Killed 18 yr old boy ) Shot two others

TPD searching for suspect who shot 2 men Friday

Posted: Nov 20, 2012 4:45 PM by Ashraf Oz Amin
Updated: Nov 20, 2012 4:54 PM

 

TUCSON - On Monday, an 18-year-old man died in the hospital after being shot along with another man Friday night; police are seeking the public's help locating the person responsible.

On November 16, officers responded to the 3300 block of south Grady Avenue where they found two men shot in the street.
Investigators say the men had been riding in the backseat of a car when the driver shot them. The driver then stopped and pulled the men into the street before taking off.
Both men were taken to the hospital, where Andrew Liska later died from his injuries on November 19.
The suspect is described as a Hispanic male with short spiky hair. There was another passenger described as heavy-set, dark-haired Hispanic woman riding in the passenger seat. The vehicle was described as a silver passenger car.
Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or 88-CRIME

NEW YORK ( Wanted -Serial Killer - killing shopkeepers)

New York has had to bounce back from a lot of tragedy, including the recent devastation that Hurricane Sandy left behind. But when news gets out that the city has an unknown killer lurking in their midst, it’s difficult for even the most hardened New Yorker to wrap their mind around.
Police are now searching for a man they believe is responsible for the shooting deaths of three shopkeepers, which began in July with 65-year old Mohammed Gebeli and left off with 78-year old Vahidipour Rahmatollah last Friday. 59-year old Isaac Kadare was shot in the head in his 99 cent store in August. As more and more evidence points to the murders having been committed by the same person, a motive has so far eluded investigators. While they have acknowledged that each shooting has similar characteristics, officials don’t want to erupt the city into panic by dubbing the killings the work of a serial killer.
“The same gun was used in all three murders…it’s too soon to tell,” Deputy Commissioner Paul Browne said. “There are similar things in each case, but that determination hasn’t been made yet.”
Each victim was covered up and moved away from the windows of their respective stores, possibly to buy more time for the killer. However, there are factors in each murder which don’t seem to add up to serial killer: one victim was stabbed in the neck as well as being shot in the head; two of the victims were robbed, while police say they aren’t sure yet if Rahmatollah was missing money from the cash register. Those inconsistencies could add up to a break in the case. For now, investigators have released a sketch of a suspect they found on surveillance cameras, saying he is a person of interest and that they would like to talk to him.

ARIZONA ( BIG party -Pinatas filled with marijuana ) 400 pounds Nogales border bust

Nogales border agents Truckload of piñatas filled with marijuana

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection says they found more than 400 pounds of marijuana in a truckload of piñatas stopped at the Nogales border crossing.

2012-11-20T10:29:00Z2012-11-20T10:37:58ZNogales border agents: Truckload of piñatas filled with marijuanaArizona Daily StarArizona Daily Star

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A Tucson man was detained at the Nogales border crossing after a U.S. Customs and Border Protection dog sniffed-out marijuana inside a truck carrying a load of piñatas, officials said.
Juan Marcelo Armstrong, 24, of Tucson, was crossing the border Friday afternoon when he was pulled over for an additional inspection, a news release says. Bundles of marijuana weighing about 425 pounds were found in the wall lining of the truck’s cargo area, the release said.
Armstrong was turned over to the agency’s Homeland Security Investigations.

ISLAMABAD ( Christian 14 yr old girl who burned pages from Koran Freed from PRISON )

• Enlarge GallerySecurity officials surrounding Rimsha Masih, (C, green scarf) a Christian girl accused of blasphemy, move her to a helicopter after her release from Adyala jail in Rawalpindi September 8, 2012. A Pakistani …

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani court dismissed on Tuesday a blasphemy case against a Christian girl which had drawn international condemnation and concern about the rights of religious minorities in the predominantly Muslim country.

Rimsha Masih, believed to be no older than 14, was charged with burning pages of the Koran in August but was granted bail in September after a cleric was detained on suspicion of planting evidence to stir up resentment against Christians.
Masih's lawyer, Tahir Naveed, said the Islamabad High Court's decision to throw out the case was based on the fact that no one had seen her burning pages of the Koran.
The case provoked international concern and she could, in theory, have faced execution under Pakistan's blasphemy law despite her age and reported mental problems.

Muslims consider the Koran the literal word of God and treat each book with deep reverence. Desecration is considered one of the worst forms of blasphemy.

The blasphemy law enjoys widespread support among ordinary Pakistanis even though critics say it is often abused by people involved in disputes or against members of religious minorities.

Over the past two years, two senior government officials who had suggested reform of the law were shot dead, one by his own bodyguard. Lawyers threw rose petals at the killer and the judge who convicted him was forced to flee the country.

The number of blasphemy cases brought under the law is rising. Since 1987, there have been almost 250 cases, according to the Center for Research and Security Studies think-tank.

Convictions are common, although the death sentence has never been carried out. Most convictions are thrown out on appeal but mobs often take the law into their own hands.

The think-tank said 52 people had been killed after being accused of blasphemy since 1990.

(Reporting by Mubasher Bukhari; Editing by Robert Birsel)

TUCSON Az ( MISSING woman -have you seen her? ) Victoria Delgado

Web Producer: Ina Ronquillo
TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - Tucson Police are asking for the help of the public in locating a missing adult female.
Sgt. Maria Hawke tells KGUN9 that Victoria Delgado, 37, was last seen on the evening of September 8, 2012 at a residence in the 2400 block of North Haskell.
Delgado was last seen at approximately 9:30 p.m. and was in the company of a male known as "Dizzy" or "Drake." She is described as a Hispanic female, 5'03" tall, weighing approximately 110 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
Tucson Police have made efforts to located Delgado, but have been unsuccessful.
As time has passed, concern for Delgado's welfare has increased due to the fact that she has not had any communication with her family, has not used her cellular telephone, and has not used her bank or credit card accounts. The lack of these activities is very unusual.
Anyone having information about Delgado's whereabouts is asked to call 9-1-1 or 88-CRIME