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Convicted child molester to move to Bradley after judge ruling Share Updated: 7:29 PM PDT Jul 27, 2021 Share Updated: 7:29 PM PDT Jul 27, 2021
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Show Transcript to all my constituents and Monterey County residents. # # A SEXULYAL VIOLENT PREDATOR CONVICTED OF X SE CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN HAS BEEN GRANTED HIS RELEASE FROM A STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL.. IT S THE CASE OF JOE RG RUBIO.. WHO JUST GOT THE OKAY TO LIVE IN A TRAILER HOME ON THE 70-THOUSAND BLOCK OF JOLON ROAD IN BRADLEY.. WITH REACTION TO TODAY S ANNOUNCEMENT.. HERE S ACTION NEWS 8 REPORTER FELIX CORTEZ.. vera elliott and h er husband moved to bradley 3 years ago for the wide open space and solitude.. (vera 9:47 Weot bh retired we wanted to move someere wh nice and quiet a nndot have to worry about anything 2) :5 now they say they ll hava e neigbhor to worry abt.. ou 68 year old jorge rubio.. a convicted child molestor who will be moving into th is trailer home o
Homes are seen on June 2, 2011, a day after a tornado in Springfield, Mass. damaged several neighborhoods. (Jessica Hill/AP)
Ten years ago this Tuesday, multiple tornadoes tore through western Massachusetts, killing three people, injuring 200, and causing more than $200 million in damages.
The most violent of the tornadoes touched down at 4:17 p.m. in Westfield, churning into West Springfield, then Springfield, leaving streets blanketed with rubble and broken glass, road signs twisted, entire sides of buildings sheared off, and roofs punctured or missing.
Marisol Mendez was working at Springfield Technical Community College that day, stripping and waxing floors. Although the safest place in a tornado is in the interior of a building in the basement, she and her co-workers first peered out big windows on the seventh floor to get a view.
Sweaty baby found bouncing in back of moving U-Haul without air conditioning, deputies say
3 children removed from back of truck
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Veronica Mendez and Marisol Mendez (Volusia County Sheriff s Office)
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Three children, including a baby, found in the back of a moving U-Haul with the latch partially opened were sweating and breathing heavily when deputies got to them, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies said they spotted the box truck Wednesday afternoon and noticed that the back wasn’t fully closed, giving them a glimpse inside where a 7-month-old was sitting in a bouncer not far from the edge.
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