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Multiple people died in a fiery crash on a freeway in Colorado after a semitruck ran into the back of stopped traffic. 12 cars and 3 semi were involved in the accident. It didn't say whether they died from the impact of the crash or the fire caused by the gas spill.

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Police have arrested a semi-truck driver accused of causing a fiery multi-vehicle wreck Thursday on Interstate 70 near Denver, Colo., that left four people dead and six more injured.

Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos, 23, of Texas, was arrested on suspicion of vehicular homicide, police said. He is slated to appear in court on Saturday for an advisement hearing. The charges stemmed from interviews and evidence, Lakewood police spokesman Ty Countryman said.

Authorities said it did not appear drugs or alcohol were involved and the crash does not appear to be intentional. Officials said they were looking into whether the truck's brakes were working. Aguilera-Mederos was not seriously injured in the crash. Lakewood Police spokesman John Romero told Fox News that Romero was in the United States legally and possessed a green card.

Law enforcement officials said the coroner's office was working on determining the identities of those who died. Six people were transported to the hospital with serious injuries. Their conditions were not immediately clear.
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The 23-year-old semi-truck driver was heading down a hill when he slammed into traffic that had slowed due to a previous crash ahead of him, officials said.

The collision in the Denver suburb of Lakewood started a chain reaction and a diesel fuel spill, Countryman earlier told the Denver Post. The fire was said to be so intense that it melted the roadway and the metal off cars.

"This is looking to be one of the worst accidents we've had here in Lakewood," he said.
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"We're still trying to identify what some of the cars even are," Countryman said.

The Colorado Department of Transportation announced Friday that I-70 will remain closed in both directions at Denver West. Authorities said the highway may not open until Saturday due to the pavement conditions.

A spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board said the federal agency is monitoring local authorities' investigation into the crash but it is not involved. Peter Knudson said NTSB teams get involved when the agency sees an opportunity to issue new traffic safety recommendations.

YouTuber Josh McCutcheon, who captured a video of a semi-truck speeding down the interstate. He posted the video on his YouTube channel, Burger Planet.

"Oh my God!" he was heard saying.

Josh Laipply, the chief engineer with the Colorado Department of Transportation, warned drivers that they need to be more careful on the road.

"I think that we lose sight that vehicles are deadly weapons and all of us get a little careless at times and need to be more careful when we're driving," he said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Semi-truck driver, 23, arrested after 4 people are killed in fiery crash involving 28 vehicles on Colorado freeway

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Police have arrested a semi-truck driver accused of causing a fiery multi-vehicle wreck Thursday on Interstate 70 near Denver, Colo., that left four people dead and six more injured. Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos, 23, of Texas, was arrested on suspicion of vehicular homicide, police said.

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An audio recording was released of a confrontation between him and his fiancee, and the wife claimed that their 3 year old son is afraid of him. He responded to this by saying "you should be afraid of me too"

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The fiancé of Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill told the NFL player their 3-year-old son "is terrified" of him in an audio recording released by a local television station Thursday in which she accused him of hitting the child.

The woman, identified as Crystal Espinal, told Hill that their son repeatedly said he broke his arm and that he is scared of his father.

Hill, 25, reportedly responds, "You need to be terrified of me, too."

During the 11-minute recording, both parents accused each other of using belts to discipline the child.

The Chief's general manager Brett Veach said Hill "will not be partaking in any team activities," Sports Illustrated reported.

The station, KCTV, said Espinal recorded the conversation while in Dubai and gave it to a friend. It was released a day after prosecutors declined to brings charges against Hill following an alleged battery investigation.

During the discussion with Espinal, Hill talked about teaching his son respect, the report said.

"Everywhere we go, my son loves on me," he said. "And when we get home it's for real. It's serious time. It's time to locked in because he know I don't play."

Police investigated two alleged battery incidents at Hill's Overland Park, Kan. home after his son broke his arm, according to the Kansas City Star. The boy was eventually removed from his parents' custody.

Espinal appeared to remind Hill that she helped him avoid punishment when investigators questioned the couple over their son's injuries, according to the recording.

"So now I really want you to really sit and think about it because I rode for you against that detective and the C.P.S. people," she said, referring to the Kansas Department for Children and Families, which previously investigated the incident.
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Hill told Espinal he didn't do anything, to which she replied, "a 3-year-old is not going to lie about what happened to his arm." She also accused Hill of punching their son in the chest.

Hill has been accused of domestic violence in the past. He was arrested in 2014 while he was at Oklahoma State and pleaded to guilty to assaulting and choking Espinal, who was eight weeks pregnant at the time, according to the Times.

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Kansas City Chiefs Tyreek Hill reportedly tells fiancé in recording: You need to be scared of me, too

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The fiancé of Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill told the NFL player their 3-year-old son "is terrified" of him in an audio recording released by a local television station Thursday in which she accused him of hitting the child.

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Ten students at an Atlanta-area elementary school suffered non-life threatening injuries after being shot by a BB or pellet gun while on the playground.

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Ten students at an Atlanta-area elementary school suffered non-life threatening injuries after being shot by a BB or pellet gun while on the playground.

A statement from the DeKalb County School District says the shots fired Thursday at students of Wynbrooke Elementary Theme School in Stone Mountain "appear to have come from a position away from the school grounds." The statement says county and district law enforcement are investigating.

The injured students were brought to a hospital to be treated or picked up by their parents.

The school district says there was never a threat of anyone getting into the school building. But it's posting additional staff and law enforcement at the school Friday to ensure students' safety.

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10 kids shot by 'BB or pellet gun' outside Georgia school

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Ten students at an Atlanta-area elementary school suffered non-life threatening injuries after being shot by a BB or pellet gun while on the playground. A statement from the DeKalb County School District says the shots fired Thursday at students of Wynbrooke Elementary Theme School in Stone Mountain "appear to have come from a position away from the school grounds."

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President Donald Trump denied that the U.S. paid North Korea $2 million for Otto Warmbier's care after reports emerged Thursday that the regime forced U.S. officials to sign a pledge to do so.

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President Donald Trump denied that the U.S. paid North Korea $2 million for Otto Warmbier's care after reports emerged Thursday that the regime forced U.S. officials to sign a pledge to do so.

"No money was paid to North Korea for Otto Warmbier, not two Million Dollars, not anything else," the president tweeted.

Warmbier, an American college student detained by North Korea for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster, died six days after he was freed and handed over to U.S. officials in June 2017.

This is a breaking story. Please check back for updates.

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Trump denies paying North Korea $2 million for Otto Warmbier's care

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President Donald Trump denied that the U.S. paid North Korea $2 million for Otto Warmbier's care after reports emerged Thursday that the regime forced U.S. officials to sign a pledge to do so. "No money was paid to North Korea for Otto Warmbier, not two Million Dollars, not anything else," the president tweeted.

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Criminals come in all shapes and sizes, from the most girthy shape to the smallest critter. Nobody is safe - not even their biscuits... :(

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Squirrel caught red-handed on video stealing biscuit

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A squirrel was caught red-handed as he tried to steal a snack from a home in New Jersey.

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trump's best 2020 move: dump mike pence for nikki haley (opinion)
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Trump's best 2020 move: Dump Mike Pence for Nikki Haley

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If the President is facing a tough re-election battle, picking the former UN ambassador as his running mate could increase his support among women and weaken the Democrats' chances, writes Arick Wierson

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Family is an important aspect of everyday life. You gotta do what you can to make your family happy. So you have to prove yourself. This 7 year old boy tried but failed. He was supposed to be the lookout for his grandmother  who was shoplifting. His mother, hit him because of his failed actions.

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Arizona mom allegedly punched son for being a bad lookout as grandma tried to shoplift

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An Arizona mother was arrested for allegedly assaulting her son for not keeping a "good enough" lookout as his grandmother shoplifted.

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Many people dead and at least 10 injured after a crash on a Colorado highway that involved 15 cars and semis. It occurred after the semi ran into many stopped cars at a high rate.

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Multiple people died and at least 10 others were injured in a fiery crash on a Colorado highway that involved at least 15 cars and semi trucks.

Officials did not specify the number of people killed, but said there were "multiple fatalities" in the Thursday crash and subsequent fire on Interstate 70 in Lakewood, Colorado, about 8 miles west of Denver. One firefighter was among the people taken to a local hospital when debris, possibly a tire, exploded.

The accident occurred at around 4:30 p.m. when a semitrailer slammed into several stopped cars at a high rate of speed during a traffic jam, police said. The driver of that semi survived.

"I-70 eastbound traffic was at a standstill or close to a standstill because of a crash way up ahead. ... The semi was eastbound and ended up colliding with the stopped cars," Lakewood Police Department agent Ty Countryman said Thursday night. "We're almost four or five hours into this and our crash investigation has really yet to begin -- given the magnitude of the size of this crash."

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Authorities avoided giving firm numbers at a press conference on Thursday evening because rescue workers were still working to put out hot spots on the scene.

"The back of my truck lifted up and shoved me forward, and I was hitting other cars," Brian Dickey, who was caught up in the accident, told Denver ABC affiliate KMGH. "When I came to a stop I look in my rearview mirror and all I saw was a bunch of flames. And I jumped out of the vehicle as fast as I could. There was so much fire at the time that I couldn't even really approach any of the other vehicles to see if there was any other survivors or what."

He said the accident could end up being one of the worst in the city's history.

"This is looking to be one of the worst accidents we've had here in Lakewood," Countryman said.

Authorities said at least 12 cars and three tractor trailers were involved, but Countryman said those figures could change by Friday morning as investigators start "pulling things apart."

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"It's very hard to tell, given the fire that happened when the crash took place," Countryman said. "It is true carnage there as far as the debris, what's left of cars and trucks, along with the cargoes that were in the semis and things like that."

Countryman said one semi was carrying wood, another was carrying gravel and the third may have been hauling mattresses. The truck carrying wood appears to be the "one that drove into it all," he said.

Investigators say they are looking at social video from the scene that captured footage of a semi speeding past stopped cars just seconds before the collision. The highway was closed in both directions after the accident and drivers were urged to avoid the area.

No charges had been filed against any of the drivers as of late Thursday evening.

ABC New's Clayton Sandell, Becky Perlow and Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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Multiple people killed, several injured after fiery highway pileup

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Multiple people died and at least 10 others were injured in a fiery crash on a Colorado highway that involved at least 15 cars and semi trucks. Officials did not specify the number of people killed, but said there were "multiple fatalities" in the Thursday crash and subsequent fire on Interstate 70 in Lakewood, Colorado, about 8 miles west of Denver.

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Multiple people have been killed in a fiery crash on Thursday afternoon in Colorado. A semi truck slammed into cars stopped for a traffic jam. There were many cars involved and 3 tracker-trails were involved. The city says it's the worse crash in the cities history.

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Multiple people died and at least 10 others were injured in a fiery crash on a Colorado highway that involved at least 15 cars and semi trucks.

Officials did not specify the number of people killed, but said there were "multiple fatalities" in the Thursday crash and subsequent fire on Interstate 70 in Lakewood, Colorado, about 8 miles west of Denver. One firefighter was among the people taken to a local hospital when debris, possibly a tire, exploded.

The accident occurred at around 4:30 p.m. when a semitrailer slammed into several stopped cars at a high rate of speed during a traffic jam, police said. The driver of that semi survived.

"I-70 eastbound traffic was at a standstill or close to a standstill because of a crash way up ahead. ... The semi was eastbound and ended up colliding with the stopped cars," Lakewood Police Department agent Ty Countryman said Thursday night. "We're almost four or five hours into this and our crash investigation has really yet to begin -- given the magnitude of the size of this crash."

KMGH

Authorities avoided giving firm numbers at a press conference on Thursday evening because rescue workers were still working to put out hot spots on the scene.

"The back of my truck lifted up and shoved me forward, and I was hitting other cars," Brian Dickey, who was caught up in the accident, told Denver ABC affiliate KMGH. "When I came to a stop I look in my rearview mirror and all I saw was a bunch of flames. And I jumped out of the vehicle as fast as I could. There was so much fire at the time that I couldn't even really approach any of the other vehicles to see if there was any other survivors or what."

He said the accident could end up being one of the worst in the city's history.

"This is looking to be one of the worst accidents we've had here in Lakewood," Countryman said.

Authorities said at least 12 cars and three tractor trailers were involved, but Countryman said those figures could change by Friday morning as investigators start "pulling things apart."

KMGH

"It's very hard to tell, given the fire that happened when the crash took place," Countryman said. "It is true carnage there as far as the debris, what's left of cars and trucks, along with the cargoes that were in the semis and things like that."

Countryman said one semi was carrying wood, another was carrying gravel and the third may have been hauling mattresses. The truck carrying wood appears to be the "one that drove into it all," he said.

Investigators say they are looking at social video from the scene that captured footage of a semi speeding past stopped cars just seconds before the collision. The highway was closed in both directions after the accident and drivers were urged to avoid the area.

No charges had been filed against any of the drivers as of late Thursday evening.

ABC New's Clayton Sandell, Becky Perlow and Marilyn Heck contributed to this report.

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Multiple people killed, several injured after fiery highway pileup

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Multiple people died and at least 10 others were injured in a fiery crash on a Colorado highway that involved at least 15 cars and semi trucks. Officials did not specify the number of people killed, but said there were "multiple fatalities" in the Thursday crash and subsequent fire on Interstate 70 in Lakewood, Colorado, about 8 miles west of Denver.

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Ten students at an Atlanta-area elementary school suffered non-life threatening injuries after being shot by a BB or pellet gun while on the playground.

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10 kids shot by 'BB or pellet gun' outside Georgia school

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The shots fired Thursday at students of Wynbrooke Elementary Theme School in Stone Mountain "appear to have come from a position away from the school grounds."

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A woman who has wished to stay anonymous had discovered that her abusive ex-boyfriend had been lurking in her house. She had already issued a protective order against him, but however he managed to sneak inside and attempted to attack her.

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'I had an intuition': An abusive ex secretly lived in a woman's attic for weeks, police say

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"I feel like this is going to affect me for the rest of my life," the woman, who asked not to be identified, told WPXI. "I had an intuition about it but I ignored it, I brushed it aside. I didn't want to seem paranoid.

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A woman believed to be the fiancée of Kansas City Cheifs wide receiver Tyreek Hill  told the NFL player their 3-year-old son “is terrified" of him in an audio recording released by a local television station Thursday in which she accused him of hitting the child.

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The fiancé of Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill told the NFL player their 3-year-old son "is terrified" of him in an audio recording released by a local television station Thursday in which she accused him of hitting the child.

The woman, identified as Crystal Espinal, told Hill that their son repeatedly said he broke his arm and that he is scared of his father.

Hill, 25, reportedly responds, "You need to be terrified of me, too."

During the 11-minute recording, both parents accused each other of using belts to discipline the child.

The Chief's general manager Brett Veach said Hill "will not be partaking in any team activities," Sports Illustrated reported.

The station, KCTV, said Espinal recorded the conversation while in Dubai and gave it to a friend. It was released a day after prosecutors declined to brings charges against Hill following an alleged battery investigation.

During the discussion with Espinal, Hill talked about teaching his son respect, the report said.

"Everywhere we go, my son loves on me," he said. "And when we get home it's for real. It's serious time. It's time to locked in because he know I don't play."

Police investigated two alleged battery incidents at Hill's Overland Park, Kan. home after his son broke his arm, according to the Kansas City Star. The boy was eventually removed from his parents' custody.

Espinal appeared to remind Hill that she helped him avoid punishment when investigators questioned the couple over their son's injuries, according to the recording.

"So now I really want you to really sit and think about it because I rode for you against that detective and the C.P.S. people," she said, referring to the Kansas Department for Children and Families, which previously investigated the incident.
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Hill told Espinal he didn't do anything, to which she replied, "a 3-year-old is not going to lie about what happened to his arm." She also accused Hill of punching their son in the chest.

Hill has been accused of domestic violence in the past. He was arrested in 2014 while he was at Oklahoma State and pleaded to guilty to assaulting and choking Espinal, who was eight weeks pregnant at the time, according to the Times.

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Kansas City Chiefs Tyreek Hill reportedly tells fiancé in recording: You need to be scared of me, too

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The fiancé of Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill told the NFL player their 3-year-old son "is terrified" of him in an audio recording released by a local television station Thursday in which she accused him of hitting the child.

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This poor woman was recently hit in the eye with a baseball and is still feeling pain despite putting a large steak on her eye. Doctors are struggling to understand how Ann’s eye could still be hurting even though she covered it with a hunk of cold meat, but they remain utterly baffled. This story serves as a harrowing reminder that even with all the advances in modern medicine, there is still so much about the human body that even the most skilled medical professionals don’t yet understand.

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Ann Burbank is a kind, hard-working mother of three who is sadly going through a horrifying medical nightmare. This poor woman was recently hit in the eye with a baseball and is still feeling pain despite putting a large steak on her eye.

Doctors are struggling to understand how Ann's eye could still be hurting even though she covered it with a hunk of cold meat, but they remain utterly baffled. This story serves as a harrowing reminder that even with all the advances in modern medicine, there is still so much about the human body that even the most skilled medical professionals don't yet understand.

When Ann was first hit in the eye with a baseball at her son's little league practice, she figured that she had suffered a typical eye injury and wasted no time in fetching an 18-ounce steak from her ice chest and holding it to her eye. But after lying on her couch and applying pressure to her eye with the frozen T-bone for over five minutes and still experiencing pain, Ann knew something was seriously wrong and asked her husband to drive her to the hospital immediately.

Ann was about to find herself with more questions than answers.

She was rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles where her doctor suggested she flip her steak over to the other side now that the side touching her eye had gotten warm, but after another five minutes of holding the cold side of the steak to her eye, her injury had still not been healed, an indication to her confused doctors that something was seriously wrong.

Ann was then life-flighted to UCLA Medical Center where a team of world-class specialists had Ann drink a belt of scotch and put a fresh, frozen steak from the freezer on her eye, but there was no change in her condition. Ann was even sent to a hospital in Switzerland where world-class doctors performed an experimental procedure where they replaced the steak on Ann's eye with a bag of frozen peas, yet even this aggressive treatment failed. The entire medical community is at a loss as to why Ann's eye pain continues even after pressing a variety of cold food onto it.

Sadly, there's little consolation for Ann and her family. Her eye is still sore and, tragically, she has developed a shiner even though cold things are supposed to prevent that. As they struggle to understand Ann's condition, doctors have prescribed her high-tar cigarettes to clear her head and bring her some relief, but for now, there still exists no successful treatment for her mysterious ailment. All Ann can do is hope and pray that doctors make a new breakthrough because otherwise, she may have to live with an injured eye for the rest of her life.

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Medical Mystery: This Injured Woman Is Still Feeling Pain Despite Putting A Large Steak On Her Eye

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Ann Burbank is a kind, hard-working mother of three who is sadly going through a horrifying medical nightmare. This poor woman was recently hit in the eye with a baseball and is still feeling pain despite putting a large steak on her eye.