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TRAGIC: 16-year-old Jhoanny Alvarez killed in Elmhurst, Queens on Sept 13, 2025—struck by 38-year-old Edwin Cruz Gomez who made sexual remarks to her & mom outside Prima Donna Restaurant on Roosevelt Ave. After stepdad's confrontation & fight, drunk driver (BAC 0.137, suspended license) plowed his 2009 Chevy Suburban onto sidewalk, pinning her against a pole. Mom & stepdad injured too..Gomez reversed, fled wrong-way down one-way street, crashed into van, then ran—surrendered later. Charged with murder, attempted murder, vehicular manslaughter & DWI; faces 25-to-life if convicted. Local reports: He's an undocumented foreign national. Heartbreaking call for tougher action on repeat offenders, drunk driving & street safety in NYC. RIP Jhoanny.
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On 9/29/25, Stephen Federico, father of murdered 22-yr-old Logan Federico, gave an emotional statement to a House committee, condemning "soft on crime" policies that freed his daughter’s killer. He described how Alexander Davante Dickey killed Logan, shooting her after dragging her from bed. Federico demanded accountability from prosecutors & judges, saying those who kept Dickey free should be jailed. His remarks came amid debates on sentencing reform & pretrial release. Logan, from Waxhaw, NC, was visiting USC in Columbia on 5/3/25 when Dickey, 30, broke in, shot her, stole her credit cards, & went on a spending spree. She died instantly. Dickey, with 39 arrests & 25 felony charges (burglary, robbery, weapons), had convictions since 2014 but faced lenient sentencing due to recordkeeping errors. SC’s Law Enforcement Div. admitted missing fingerprints, leading to underestimated criminal history. Dickey, despite multiple felonies & probation violations, served little prison time, last released in 2024 by Lexington Co. Magistrate Arthur Myers on $1,000 bond for a driving offense.
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At approximately 0130 EST, a massive fire erupted at Club Pulse in Kocani, North Macedonia, resulting in at least 59 fatalities and over 100 injuries. The incident occurred from a pyrotechnics display during a performance by the local hip-hop duo DNK. The blaze was ignited when indoor pyrotechnics set the ceiling alight, rapidly engulfing the venue and causing panic among the approximately 1,500 attendees.  Emergency services responded promptly, with firefighters from neighboring cities assisting in controlling the inferno. The injured were transported to hospitals in Kocani, Stip, and Skopje, with some in critical condition. Health Minister Arben Taravari reported that 118 individuals were hospitalized and noted that neighboring countries have offered medical assistance.   Arrest warrants have been issued for four individuals, including the nightclub owner. Interior Minister Panche Toshkovski confirmed that the fire was likely caused by pyrotechnic devices used during the concert, which ignited the ceiling made of flammable material.  North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said, “The loss of so many young lives is irreparable, and the pain of the families, loved ones, and friends is immeasurable.” He assured that the government would provide all necessary support to the victims’ families. President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova visited hospitals in Skopje to meet with the injured and their relatives.
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