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Brooklyn: Belt Parkway @ Knapp Street, a 25-year-old man who allegedly kidnapped his ex-girlfriend in New Jersey sparked a chaotic multi-borough pursuit, breaking through police attempts to stop him before being boxed in and arrested on the Belt Parkway. According to police, the incident began in Hoboken, New Jersey, where the suspect allegedly abducted his ex-girlfriend. New Jersey police were tracking the vehicle and notified NYPD Staten Island that it was heading over the Goethals Bridge into Staten Island. The vehicle was reported to have mismatched plates. Officers from the NYPD 62nd Precinct located the vehicle as it continued along the Belt Parkway. Officers attempted to block the vehicle, but the suspect forced his way through, leading to a pursuit. As the suspect attempted to evade police, he sideswiped multiple vehicles, including NYPD police cars, along the Belt Parkway, causing a series of collisions. With the assistance of an NYPD Special Ops helicopter, officers from the NYPD 61st Precinct, NYPD 60th Precinct and officers from MTA Police Department - the helicopter tracked the vehicle from above while units coordinated on the ground. The suspect was ultimately boxed in near the Knapp Street exit on the Belt Parkway and was taken into custody. The suspect, a 25-year-old from Newark, NJ was arrested and charged: • Criminal possession of a weapon (3 counts) • Assault (4 counts) • Reckless Endangerment (5 counts) • Unauthorized use of a vehicle • Unlawful fleeing a Police Officer • Reckless Driving violation • Improper plate violation • Traffic Device violation • Driving on the shoulder/slopes violation

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Most people’s Switzerland itineraries are almost universally hijacked by the dramatic mountain peaks of Zermatt or the grand lakeside promenades of Lucerne. While those northern anchors are undeniable masterpieces of geography, the true, unfiltered romance of the country undergoes a staggering cultural transformation when you head south toward the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino. Here, the rigid alpine air trades places with a warm, Mediterranean breeze, and the mountain streams take on a deep, impossible emerald hue that looks completely surreal. Hidden deep within the dramatic rock walls of the Verzasca Valley lies a destination that will completely rewrite your definition of a summer holiday. Welcome to the Ponte dei Salti, a spectacular, 17th-century double-arched stone bridge that literally appears to give you wings, firmly earning its reputation as one of Europe’s most exhilarating and beautiful summer gathering places. The architecture of the Ponte dei Salti, which translates poetically to the "Bridge of Jumps" is a masterclass in ancient engineering and landscape harmony. Instead of cutting aggressively through the canyon, the bridge consists of two narrow, stone-paved loops that leap gracefully from the cliffside, anchoring onto a massive, natural stone island in the center of the torrent. Looking down from its highest crest feels less like standard sightseeing and far more like peering into a massive, open-air aquarium. The Verzasca River below is completely translucent, a swirling canvas of liquid diamond and vibrant green that lets you count every single pebble resting on the riverbed fathoms below. On a blazing hot July afternoon, the entire canyon sparks into a high-energy celebration of summer life. The giant, smooth grey boulders that line the banks are transformed into natural sun-loungers where travelers lay out towels, while the more adventurous climb onto the ancient parapets of the bridge to plunge fearlessly into the deep, icy glacial pools. It is a loud, joyful, and deeply visceral experience. But the secret to truly unlocking the magic of the valley is to adopt a beautifully slow, deliberate pace. Spend your morning wandering past the nearby rustic stone cottages (rustici) of Lavertezzo village, and your afternoon finding a quiet, secluded rock shelf further up the stream to dip your toes in the crisp water, concluding your journey at a local valley grotto restaurant to clink glasses of local Merlot over plates of polenta. It stands as a brilliant reminder that the planet's grandest summer adventures aren't written by artificial amusement parks, but by the wild, sun-kissed poetry of the mountains. 🎥 darlingarireid | IG

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Sad news. We have said a fond farewell to the legend that was RPD Lenny, or The Lendog as he was known to his nearest and dearest, on the 25th February 2025. Lenny served with Devon Police Dogs and Devon & Cornwall Police for 7 years before retiring last year to his handler. Lendog was a legend and a fearsome police dog. He was walked by Paul Glennon Devon & Cornwall PoliceDogs, before he was handled to Ali, then Steve, and finally to Vikki. Lenny’s work was exceptional, his defense of his handlers unquestionable, and his tracking was outstanding. On one occasion Lenny tracked a suspected target arsonist over a mile through urban streets, around the houses, into a block of flats, up several flights of stairs, straight to a door, where the man was found washing his clothes & disposing of evidence. No visual aids, no descriptions, no doorbell videos, just extraordinary nose work. On another occasion, Vikki stopped a car and the occupant turned violent, throwing her against her vehicle. Vikki managed to release Lenny & he unhesitatingly detained the suspect who proceeded to grab Lenny in a headlock, punching him repeatedly in the face. After another chase, the suspect, who was high on drugs and alcohol, was apprehended by Lenny who refused let go, despite his earlier attack. The criminal was successfully prosecuted. Lenny was a legend, admired and respected. and he will be greatly missed, not just by Vikki, who adored him, but by everyone who knew this truly unique personality - including us all here at the NFRSA. It was our privilege to take care of the entirety of Lenny’s final bill. Sleep well Lendog, you’re safely over Rainbow Bridge, and rolling in any mud you can find. You deserve your rest. Thank you for being you. 💜

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Mount Nemrut: Where colossal stone gods guard a 2000 year-old mystery.... Mount Nemrut rises more than 2,000 meters over Adıyaman province 🇹🇷, its slopes fading from olive groves into bare rock. From a distance, it looks like any other peak in the eastern Taurus range — until the colossal heads come into view. They sit in a solemn line near the summit: great stone faces, their features softened by centuries of earthquakes, frost and sun. Far below, goats pick their way through dry grass while the wind blows across the landscape. It’s hard to know what’s more surprising: encountering these giant heads near the summit of one of southeast Turkey’s tallest mountains, or the fact that anyone believed these would last forever. But that was King Antiochus’s dream — to build a mountain where he could sit among deities, his power carved in stone and locked in an eternal staring contest with the horizon. Antiochus I ruled a state called Commagene that briefly flourished 2,000 years ago in a region north of Syria and the Euphrates River after the breakup of Alexander the Great’s empire. It was a place where Greek, Persian, Assyrian and Armenian traditions collided. Hoping to hold sway over the region even after death, Antiochus had his tomb constructed on Nemrut, flanked by stone figures representing the unique collage of mythologies that swirled around his kingdom. Antiochus himself was seated among them, rubbing shoulders with immortality. Time and nature had other ideas. Today, the statues lie decapitated and cracked, yet they still keep watch over the mountaintop, known locally as the “Throne of the Gods.” The view alone is worth the climb with dramatic vistas over southeastern Turkey, not to mention beautiful sunrises and sunsets. But the steady stream of visitors who make their way up here — either on foot or by the road which wends its way up most of the mountain — are here for the archaeological wonders. The isolation of the mountaintop offers space to imagine Commagene’s rich past and the complex battles and treaties that defined a kingdom’s quest for new territories. Getting to the top of Nemrut is relatively straightforward. Visitors can hike, but there’s also a road leading most of the way, accessible by car or with a guided tour. The 50-minute drive from the Kahta district of Adıyaman to the entrance of Mount Nemrut National Park is part of the experience. Along the way, goats and cows grazing by the roadside create pastoral scenes that have likely changed little over the centuries. Further uphill, Septimius Severus Bridge — a Roman engineering marvel — still spans the Cendere River, while the Karakuş Tumulus commemorates female members of the Commagene royal family, offering a rare glimpse into the kingdom’s daily and ceremonial life. The route also passes the Arsemia ruins, the former royal sanctuary. Carved into the cliffs is one of the longest ancient Greek inscriptions found in this region. It stands above a well-preserved relief depicting a “handshake of the gods” — King Mithridates I shaking hands with the hero Heracles. Just before the final ascent, it’s worth pausing to take it all in. At golden hour here, the sun casts dramatic light over the ancient kingdom. In the foothills of Nemrut, the farming village of Kahta offers another glimpse into the past — this one still alive. Here, two-story structures built from stone have been unchanged for generations. The lower floor provides storage and shelter for sheep and goats, the upper level a family home. Osman Aksoy, offering visitors tea at his farm, describes the community as “a surviving asset of the region’s history.” 🎥© antiqua_archeologia (IG) © CNN #archaeohistories

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//The Wire//2300Z April 2, 2026// //ROUTINE// //BLUF: COLONIAL PIPELINE SHUT DOWN BRIEFLY OVERNIGHT AFTER SUSTAINING DAMAGE IN GEORGIA. STRATEGIC BUILDUP CONTINUES IN MIDDLE EAST AS UNITED STATES BEGINS TARGETING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN IRAN.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE----- -International Events- Middle East: American targeting within Iran continues as Iranian forces continue to hit U.S. bases throughout the region. American bases in Kuwait have been hammered over the past few days, with ballistic missile strikes being reported at Camp Arifjan and Ali Al Salem Airbase. Within Iran, this morning the United States began more deliberate attacks on infrastructure which are not solely military targets. The B1 bridge west of Tehran was destroyed, which was not yet opened (it was still under construction) but would have been the largest bridge in the country and the main link between Tehran and Karaj. Analyst Comment: The Iranians are very likely to retaliate by hitting one (or several) critical bridges throughout the region, on the south side of the Persian Gulf. The King Fahd Bridge linking Bahrain with the mainland was already struck by the Iranians on the opening days of the war (when Saudi forces crossed the bridge to put down the Shia uprising/protests in Manama) so if they wanted to hit it again they've already demonstrated that they have the ability to do so. Iraq: This morning the US State Department issued another travel alert, specifically warning that attacks may escalate over the next 24-48 hours. Analyst Comment: This is probably in response to the kidnapping of American journalist Shelly Kittleson by Kataib Hezbollah two days ago (who still remains missing in Baghdad) but also the deteriorating security situation nationwide, which is being compounded by various Iraqi militia groups beginning to mobilize against American forces in the region. 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