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Vallejo Gambling Raid Seizes Machines, Three Arrested

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Vallejo Gambling Raid Seizes Machines, Three Arrested

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Vallejo police and the California Department of Justice raided a suspected illegal gambling establishment, known as a “Bi-Zone,” on Sonoma Boulevard after an investigation that began in July. Officers detained eight people and seized three illegal multiplayer gambling machines. Three detainees were arrested and booked into jail on outstanding warrants, including warrants for failing to appear in court and contempt of court.

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Authorities are investigating officer-involved shootings in South Carolina, Tennessee and Michigan. In Charleston County and Knox County, the people shot by officers died; two women injured in the Charleston incident were hospitalized, while the Knox County deputy was placed on paid administrative leave as the state investigates. In Jackson, Michigan, a woman involved in a shooting was treated at a hospital, and the case will go to the county prosecutor for review.

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West Virginia couple charged with felonies over alleged child strangulation and deprivation

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A West Virginia couple has each been charged with six felonies after investigators alleged years of physical and emotional abuse and neglect involving three children, including assaults, deprivation of food and basic needs, and other mistreatment. The sheriff’s office said evidence supported the charges and the children were removed from the home; the allegations have not been established in court.

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