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A life was saved on an Oklahoma City bridge, and it was all caught on camera.
“Going northbound on 233 to Broadway Extension is going to have to find a different route. This is going to be closed down for quite some time,” said Jim Gardner in SkyNews 9.
It was a Thursday afternoon, April 1, officers responded to a man experiencing a mental health crisis on the bridge near the Broadway Extension and Britton Rd.
“Talk to him and get his name, what is going on? What can we do to help them at that point?” said Officer Cody Southerland.
“He had his legs over the edge, he had his hands on the barrier and he disappeared for a while,” said Sgt. Mark Solano, the other OCPD officer who responded.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- Brittany Roybal is offering comfort to families impacted by Albuquerque s crime crisis. I wanted to reach out and tell people that, you know, you don t have to know somebody to do something kind for them, Roybal said.
Roybal has created glass tribute boxes for families of gun violence victims.
On Thursday, she met with two families to deliver the boxes.
Laura Brown lost her husband, Mark Solano, in January. He was driving up Central, and somebody just shot him in the head and that was it, Brown said. No answers, no justice.
Brown isn t the only person waiting for justice. Sally Shipman s son, Antonio, was killed in late 2020.