FAIRFIELD Krishna Abrams was introduced Wednesday night to a blast of “Eye of the Tiger” as the two-term Solano County district attorney launched her re-election campaign.
Speakers, which included Sen. Bill Dodd, preceded her comments – all emphasizing how she has kept her eye on her p
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(NEW YORK) On Aug. 16, 2020, Priscilla Castro, a 32-year-old from Vallejo, California, headed to nearby Vacaville for a first date with a man she met on a dating app, according to police.
She was never seen again, Vacaville police said.
Now her date, who was charged with murder, is also accused of setting a wildfire to cover up the crime which ignited a massive blaze that claimed two more lives, officials said.
Here’s how the alleged crimes unfolded
Castro’s family reported her missing after they were unable to reach her for two days, police said. Castro’s car was found abandoned in Vacaville on Aug. 18, police said.
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On Aug. 16, 2020, Priscilla Castro, a 32-year-old from Vallejo, California, headed to nearby Vacaville for a first date with a man she met on a dating app, according to police.
She was never seen again, Vacaville police said.
Now her date, who was charged with murder, is also accused of setting a wildfire to cover up the crime which ignited a massive blaze that claimed two more lives, officials said.
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VACAVILLE, Calif. Vacaville Police Department in Northern California was vandalized early Sunday night as a rally of almost 50 people in Andrews Park devolved into chaos.
Video cameras outside of the station captured black-clad demonstrators holding “f k the police,” “Black Lives Matter,” and “ACAB” signs as they approached the doors.
The criminals broke a glass door at the station and spray-painted graffiti including “profane and threatening” messages about the police, according to a post on the department’s Facebook page.
The page also noted that there had been reports of individuals breaking out the windows of occupied vehicles. There were no reported injuries, according to Fox News.