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A North Carolina man was arrested Thursday for allegedly possessing a weapon of mass destruction at his home, police said.Owen Gregory Dean, 44, of Murphy, was taken into police custody after it was discovered that he had a blasting cap at his home, according to WLOS-TV.

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A North Carolina man was arrested Thursday for allegedly possessing a weapon of mass destruction at his home, police said.

Owen Gregory Dean, 44, of Murphy, was taken into police custody after it was discovered that he had a blasting cap at his home, according to WLOS-TV.
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The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office was assisted by the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, North Carolina Department of Public Safety Adult Corrections and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms in searching the man's home. The blasting cap was safely recovered by bomb technicians.

Blasting caps are a small explosive device that can cause an explosion if combined with a fuse, according to the New York Daily News.

"Again this had a huge potential for disaster. Explosives must always be properly handled and stored. We appreciate all the assistance of the SBI, ATF and DPS in helping us to bring this to a safe conclusion," Cherokee County Sheriff Derrick Palmer said in a statement, according to WLOS-TV.
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Dean was charged with possession of a weapon of mass destruction and booked into the Cherokee County Detention Center. He was being held under $15,000 bond. He's set to make a court appearance May 9.

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North Carolina man arrested for allegedly possessing weapon of mass destruction

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A North Carolina man was arrested Thursday for allegedly possessing a weapon of mass destruction at his home, police said. Owen Gregory Dean, 44, of Murphy, was taken into police custody after it was discovered that he had a blasting cap at his home, according to WLOS-TV.

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A 6 year old boy died after being left in a hot car for over 6 hours. The father was working at a food festival in St. Paul; he took his son with him, but the son said he was tried and wanted to stay in the car. The father found his son unresponsive and stiff; he quickly took him to the hospital. The doctors thought it was a stroke, but the anti-stroke medicine did not work. The father was arrested.

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A 26-year-old Minnesota father has been arrested after he allegedly left his 4-year-old son in a hot car for hours as he worked an event in downtown St. Paul.

The boy, who was not identified, died after his father, Kristopher Alexander Taylor, left him in the car for hours as he worked at the Minnesota Monthly 8th Annual Grillfest at CHS Field in downtown St. Paul on Saturday, according to charging documents filed in Ramsey County. The child was left in Taylor's care by his mother, according to the complaint.

Taylor told authorities that he and his son attended the food festival around 11:30 a.m., and by 2:45 p.m., the child said he was tired and wanted to sit in the car, according to the probable cause statement. Taylor then allegedly cracked the window of the 2017 Dodge Journey and left his son with a game to entertain himself, the document states.

When Taylor returned around 5:15 p.m., he noticed that his son was unresponsive and "stiff," causing him to yell the boy's name and shake him, authorities said.

Taylor carried his son as he ran into the Regions Hospital around 5:35 p.m.and "frantically" asked for help, according to the probable cause statement. At the time, the boy was not breathing or moving and was taken by medical staff, who began life-saving efforts, the court document states.

Hospital staff thought the child was having a seizure, since his whole body was stiff, and he was pronounced dead after anti-seizure medicine had no effect, according to the complaint.

Ramsey County Jail

When an off-duty officer approached Taylor and asked him what happened, Taylor asked to "quickly" go to his car, and the officer accompanied him, according to the complaint. As Taylor grabbed some items from the vehicle, the officer "noticed the inside of the Journey was very hot," the document states.

The boy's mother told police at the hospital that Taylor picked up their son around 2:30 a.m. Friday so she could go to work the early morning shift at her job, according to the complaint. The child was "fine" when Taylor picked him up, the mother told authorities.

After Taylor was arrested, he told police that once he arrived at the festival, he placed his son in the grass in the outfield of the baseball field where he could see him, according to the probable cause statement. When it "slowed down," Taylor said he went to check on the boy, who told him he was tired and wanted to take a nap, the document states.

Taylor said he then brought his son to the vehicle and left the window cracked up to half an inch, he told police. When he returned, his son did not respond when he called his name, and Taylor found no pulse when he tried to put him in the car seat. Taylor then drove to the hospital, according to the complaint.

Two of Taylor's coworkers told police that "Taylor never left during his shift."

Taylor allegedly later admitted to police that he "left his son in the Journey for the entirety of his work shift" because he "couldn't find anyone to watch his son," according to the criminal complaint. Taylor also allegedly stated that the last time he checked on the boy was at 11:30 a.m., police said.

Taylor told police that he "didn't think it was that hot," adding that he had done something similar in the past about a year ago and "nothing bad happened." However, on that occasion, Taylor said he left the window all the way down, according to the probable cause statement.

The temperature Saturday ranged from 70 degrees around noon to about 64 degrees around 5 p.m., the Star Tribune reported.

An autopsy showed that the boy had no signs of trauma but that his body had already shown signs of decomposition, according to the criminal complaint. The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office determined the cause of death to be probable hyperthermia, but additional testing to confirm the cause of death is pending.

Taylor has been charged with second-degree manslaughter and is currently being held at the Ramsey County jail. He appeared in court Monday afternoon, but it is unclear if he entered a plea or has retained an attorney.

ABC News' Rachel Katz and Whitney Lloyd contributed to this report.

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4-year-old died in hot car as father worked at festival for nearly 6 hours: Police

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A 26-year-old Minnesota father has been arrested after he allegedly left his 4-year-old son in a hot car for hours as he worked an event in downtown St. Paul. The boy, who was not identified, died after his father, Kristopher Alexander Taylor, left him in the car for hours as he worked at the Minnesota Monthly 8th Annual Grillfest at CHS Field in downtown St.

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Colorado has always been the big boi drug state of the U.S, and Denver is their front runner. "Magic mushrooms" are now on the ballot in the city. Although it doesn't legalize the mushrooms, I-301 would "prohibit the city from spending resources to impose criminal penalties" on those who have them. This begs the question, should Colorado go through the D.A.R.E program and should Michael Hancock, the mayor of Denver, recite the D.A.R.E pledge?

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denver is voting to decriminalize 'magic mushrooms' - cnn

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Denver is voting to become the first city to decriminalize 'magic mushrooms'

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As criminal penalties for drug use fall across the country, Denver could be setting another first.

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A whole freaking Florida woman was pulled over during a traffic stop and the police officers asked if she had any weapons on her. She then pulled out a foot long GATOR out of her yoga pants. They continued to search the car and found 41 TURTLES in one backpack. idek anymore.

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A Florida woman reportedly pulled an alligator out of her pants during a traffic stop on Monday - a strange move that might just rank on the state's list of odd reported crimes.

Ariel Machan-Le Quire, 25, was in the passenger's seat of a vehicle around 3:30 a.m. in Punta Gorda when she was pulled over, the Miami Herald reported, citing an incident report from the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office.

The department said that the woman was asked if she had anything else in the vehicle, and then "proceeded to pull an alligator out of her yoga pants (about one foot in length) and placed it into the bed of the truck."

Machan-Le Quire, along with 22-year-old driver Michael Clemons, claimed they were trying to collect wildlife from underneath an overpass. Investigators said the woman also had 41 small turtles inside of a backpack.
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission was called to take over, the sheriff's office said.

The state is often known for reports of weird crimes. Just last week, the Brevard County Sheriff's Office caught a fugitive man who thought he could evade capture by wearing a "hideous" blonde wig.

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A Florida woman reportedly pulled an alligator out of her pants during a traffic stop on Monday - a strange move that might just rank on the state's list of odd reported crimes. Ariel Machan-Le Quire, 25, was in the passenger's seat of a vehicle around 3:30 a.m.

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3 year old girl trapped inside burning car dies from her injuries. The police recovered the father, a few feet away submerged in a pond trying to extinguish his flames. The father is expected to live, even with burns all over body.

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a 3-year-old child died after being trapped in a burning car. her father was taken into custody nearby.  - cnn

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A 3-year-old child died after being trapped in a burning car. Her father was taken into custody nearby

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New York City firefighters were in the process of extinguishing a car fire Sunday night when they discovered someone still sitting alone inside -- a 3-year-old child.

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No survivors were found after a private jet from Las Vegas crashed in northern Mexico. It was said there was 10 passengers and 3 crew on board. The plane's crash site was in a mountainous area of the Mexican state of Coahuila and found using aerial sighting.

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No survivors were found after a plane en route to Monterrey from Las Vegas crashed in Northern Mexico, officials said Monday.

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A 24-year-old was arrested after leaving his 4-year-old child in a hot car  for a couple of hours, while he was at work.

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A 26-year-old Minnesota father has been arrested after he allegedly left his 4-year-old son in a hot car for hours as he worked an event in downtown St. Paul.

The boy, who was not identified, died after his father, Kristopher Alexander Taylor, left him in the car for hours as he worked at the Minnesota Monthly 8th Annual Grillfest at CHS Field in downtown St. Paul on Saturday, according to charging documents filed in Ramsey County. The child was left in Taylor's care by his mother, according to the complaint.

Taylor told authorities that he and his son attended the food festival around 11:30 a.m., and by 2:45 p.m., the child said he was tired and wanted to sit in the car, according to the probable cause statement. Taylor then allegedly cracked the window of the 2017 Dodge Journey and left his son with a game to entertain himself, the document states.

When Taylor returned around 5:15 p.m., he noticed that his son was unresponsive and "stiff," causing him to yell the boy's name and shake him, authorities said.

Taylor carried his son as he ran into the Regions Hospital around 5:35 p.m.and "frantically" asked for help, according to the probable cause statement. At the time, the boy was not breathing or moving and was taken by medical staff, who began life-saving efforts, the court document states.

Hospital staff thought the child was having a seizure, since his whole body was stiff, and he was pronounced dead after anti-seizure medicine had no effect, according to the complaint.

Ramsey County Jail

When an off-duty officer approached Taylor and asked him what happened, Taylor asked to "quickly" go to his car, and the officer accompanied him, according to the complaint. As Taylor grabbed some items from the vehicle, the officer "noticed the inside of the Journey was very hot," the document states.

The boy's mother told police at the hospital that Taylor picked up their son around 2:30 a.m. Friday so she could go to work the early morning shift at her job, according to the complaint. The child was "fine" when Taylor picked him up, the mother told authorities.

After Taylor was arrested, he told police that once he arrived at the festival, he placed his son in the grass in the outfield of the baseball field where he could see him, according to the probable cause statement. When it "slowed down," Taylor said he went to check on the boy, who told him he was tired and wanted to take a nap, the document states.

Taylor said he then brought his son to the vehicle and left the window cracked up to half an inch, he told police. When he returned, his son did not respond when he called his name, and Taylor found no pulse when he tried to put him in the car seat. Taylor then drove to the hospital, according to the complaint.

Two of Taylor's coworkers told police that "Taylor never left during his shift."

Taylor allegedly later admitted to police that he "left his son in the Journey for the entirety of his work shift" because he "couldn't find anyone to watch his son," according to the criminal complaint. Taylor also allegedly stated that the last time he checked on the boy was at 11:30 a.m., police said.

Taylor told police that he "didn't think it was that hot," adding that he had done something similar in the past about a year ago and "nothing bad happened." However, on that occasion, Taylor said he left the window all the way down, according to the probable cause statement.

The temperature Saturday ranged from 70 degrees around noon to about 64 degrees around 5 p.m., the Star Tribune reported.

An autopsy showed that the boy had no signs of trauma but that his body had already shown signs of decomposition, according to the criminal complaint. The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office determined the cause of death to be probable hyperthermia, but additional testing to confirm the cause of death is pending.

Taylor has been charged with second-degree manslaughter and is currently being held at the Ramsey County jail. He appeared in court Monday afternoon, but it is unclear if he entered a plea or has retained an attorney.

ABC News' Rachel Katz and Whitney Lloyd contributed to this report.

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4-year-old died in hot car as father worked at festival for nearly 6 hours: Police

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A 26-year-old Minnesota father has been arrested after he allegedly left his 4-year-old son in a hot car for hours as he worked an event in downtown St. Paul. The boy, who was not identified, died after his father, Kristopher Alexander Taylor, left him in the car for hours as he worked at the Minnesota Monthly 8th Annual Grillfest at CHS Field in downtown St.

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Seagulls are undeniably full of mischievous happenings, but nobody could have expected this; the photo bombing of a traffic camera. Afterwards, he even came back and eventually brought his friend, and the duo have been dubbed Graeme and Steve

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Some seagulls in London are getting a birds-eye view of viral fame after repeatedly perching in front of a traffic camera.

It started Monday when Transport for London Traffic News, a Twitter account that posts London traffic updates, tweeted a pic of a gull blocking the camera.

After the pic was retweeted more than 4.2 thousand times, the gull decided to make a return appearance the next day.

But CBS News notes that the gull's popularity really took flight after the TfL Traffic News posted this 11-second video.

Another bird joined the "news team" and two feathered friends were nicknamed Graeme and Steve.

Naturally, lots of puns and other jokes were flying around.

Is he advising people not to take any left terns?
- Steve Bread (@SteveBread) April 30, 2019

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Seagulls Photobomb Traffic Camera And Fly Away With Viral Fame

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Some seagulls in London are getting a birds-eye view of viral fame after repeatedly perching in front of a traffic camera. It started Monday when Transport for London Traffic News, a Twitter account that posts London traffic updates, tweeted a pic of a gull blocking the camera.

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On Monday night, firefighters rushed to a building in New York City that was on fire after a car crashed into it. The building ended up collapsing after standing for 20 years.

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More than 100 firefighters rushed to the scene of a Monday night building collapse in New York City that reportedly resulted in just one injury -- the driver of the vehicle that slammed into the structure.

The incident, which took place in the Midwood section of Brooklyn at around 11:30 p.m., the FDNY said. Officials said the 20-year-old driver suffered only minor injuries.
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Video from the scene showed the building reduced to a massive pile of rubble as fire crews worked to make sure the scene was secure.

The driver, who wasn't immediately identified, allegedly tried to flee the scene but was apprehended and taken to a hospital, according to NBC New York. Charges are reportedly pending against him.
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A business was located on the first floor and apartments were on the second floor, according to NBC New York. No one was reported to be in the apartments at the time of impact.

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New York City building collapses after car plows into it

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More than 100 firefighters rushed to the scene of a Monday night building collapse in New York City that reportedly resulted in just one injury -- the driver of the vehicle that slammed into the structure. The incident, which took place in the Midwood section of Brooklyn at around 11:30 p.m., the FDNY said.