Felton Williams was on parole following a previous aggravated battery against a peace officer when he allegedly fired a gun at Chicago police officers during a foot pursuit Sunday evening.
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Danilo De La Rosa and Felton Williams
Police are investigating two shooting incidents in Benque Viejo Del Carmen in the Cayo district where two persons were injured by gunshots in separate incidents.
Police report that on Sunday, March 28, 2021 at about 9:10 p.m. Elizabeth Barrera visited the Benque Viejo Police Station and reported that she was transporting her son Danilo De La Rosa, 26 year old Belizean tortilla vendor to the San Ignacio Community Hospital as he had sustained injuries whilst socializing at the corner of 1A Street and Kennedy Street in Benque Viejo Town. Investigations revealed that earlier that night at 9:05p.m. whilst Danilo was socializing at the residence of one Edwardo Perez and Israel Ortiz he got into an argument with Perez. As a result, Perez fired four shots with a short-arm at De La Rosa who fled from the area. As he did, he sustained an injury to the calf of his left leg.
Cathy Hirolawa, pharmacy director, shows off the box containing 195 vials of coronavirus vaccine delivered Thursday, Dec. 17, to Dignity Health St. Mary Medical Center before putting it into a super freezer at -79 degrees. Facilities director Lani Kono, left, and facilities manager Joe Garibai assist.
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Among other high-profile state and local positions, opponent Tonia Reyes Uranga served for eight years on the Long Beach City Council. Her husband, Roberto Uranga, is now in his second council term in that same seat.
“I had multiple people saying that I was wasting my time and wasting my efforts,” Miller recalled in a recent interview with the Post. “It really only drove me even further and made me work harder.”
That approach to adversity and opportunity seems to be a defining theme in Miller’s life. He has tackled one challenge after another on his way to becoming, at age 36, the youngest member on the Long Beach school board, narrowly defeating Uranga, the early favorite.