FBI Warns of Fake ICE Agents
(Undated) -- Fake ICE agents are committing violent crimes. That's the warning from the FBI. The bureau says there are several examples of criminals impersonating ICE agents to target victims for robberies, kidnappings and sexual assault. The FBI says incidents have been reported in New York, Florida and North Carolina -- adding that the scam could spread to other areas where immigrant communities may be vulnerable.
Deputy Shot, Killed In Miami
(Miami, FL) --A Miami deputy is dead after what's being called a "brutal attack." Miami-Dade County Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz says Deputy Devin Jaramillo [[ Hara-me-yo ]] was attacked while responding to a traffic accident Friday afternoon. An emotional Cordero-Stutz said "today is not OK" and what happened is not acceptable. The sheriff would not offer any details on exactly what happened. There are unconfirmed reports the deputy was shot with his own weapon during a "scuffle." Several outlets report one of the suspects took his own life, and another has been arrested.
Man Arrested For Setting Fire In Escambia County
(Pensacola, FL) --A man is accused of setting a fire and killing two children in Escambia County. The sheriff's office announced Saturday that John Henry Walston, Jr. was arrested after Friday's fire on Flaxman Drive. Nine-year-old Vayden Orum, seven-year-old Rayden Smith and a dog were found dead after the fire. Deputies believe the children were killed before the fire started, and one of them was sexually assaulted. Walston is charged with premeditated murder, arson and sexual assault on a victim under 12.
Cruise Ship Death Under Investigation
(Miami, FL) --The FBI is investigating the death of a cruise ship passenger in Miami-Dade County. Carnival Cruise Line says a passenger died on the Carnival Horizon. The ship docked at Port Miami on Saturday. No details have been released. Family members tell ABC News she was 18-year-old Anna Kepner, and she was from Titusville in Brevard County.
Dozens Of Flights Canceled At OIA
(Orlando, FL) --Travelers continue to feel the impact of the government shutdown. Orlando International Airport announced over 40 flights were canceled yesterday. Airports around the country are dealing with staffing shortages due to the shutdown. Travelers at MCO say they feel frustrated and helpless. One man tells News 6 it has been a brutal and terrible experience.
YouTube Issuing $20 Credits As No Deal With Disney Reached
(San Bruno, CA) --YouTube is starting to issue 20-dollar credits to YouTube TV customers who still don't have access to Disney-owned channels. The two companies have been unable thus far to reach a deal that would continue to let YouTube TV customers see channels like ESPN, ABC and others. Both sides have been in talks since the channels were pulled October 30th. The credits start going out today in no deal is reached.
Today in History
1989, a day after East Germany abolished its border restrictions, workers began punching a hole in the Berlin Wall.
1969, "Sesame Street" debuted on PBS.
1908, a Gideon Bible was placed in a room at the Superior Hotel in Iron Mountains, Montana. The action started a long-standing tradition at hotels around the world.
1775, the Continental Marines was founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It became recognized as the United States Marine Corps in 1798.