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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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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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The Giants got their next sucess in a QB last night with the sixth ovr pick they selcted Duke QB Daniel Jones!

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Day 1 of the 2019 draft is complete. Who thrilled, who disappointed and who has a lot of explaining to do? 1. The Giants are rudderless
There were hints going into this year's NFL draft that the Giants were falling in lust with Duke quarterback Daniel Jones.

Scouts say they noticed at the combine that the team was paying a lot of attention to him. As time went on, talk about the Giants' infatuation with Jones continued. In the past few weeks, scouts tell me, the talk didn't subside.

But teams believed New York would take him later in the first round with its second pick, at No. 17, or even early in the second round. Most teams told me they viewed the 6'5", 221-pound junior as a massive project, thanks in large part to his accuracy issues while at Duke.

No one, and I mean no one, thought the Giants would take him at No. 6, which they did in one of the most jaw-dropping moves of Thursday night.

Around the league, there wasn't just a mocking of the Giants' selection; there was almost a sort of outrage.

"That pick was inexcusable," one AFC South front office executive texted me.

People around the league are shaking their heads in disbelief not only because Jones appears to be far from an NFL-ready product, but also because Giants general manager Dave Gettleman (who already engineered the stupid Odell Beckham Jr. trade) likely could have waited to take Jones. Look at the teams ahead of the Giants at 17: the Jaguars, Lions, Bills, Steelers (originally the Broncos), Bengals, Packers, Dolphins, Falcons, Washington and the Panthers.

Most wouldn't have considered Jones. Of those teams who needed a quarterback, Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins and Missouri's Drew Lock were still on the board. The odds are good Jones would have been available to the Giants.

And consider the players they could have drafted: Josh Allen, Ed Oliver, Devin Bush or Christian Wilkins. Hell, they could have traded for Josh Rosen or drafted Haskins.

One of the more pervasive criticisms I heard of Gettleman's move was how it showed a total disregard for draft pick value.

Sometimes teams focus on trade value too much. If there's a guy a team likes, then go get him.

But this move? Wilt Chamberlain didn't have this kind of reach.

This pick will have reverberations for the Giants for years to come, and chances are history won't be kind.
2. The guardrails are missing in Oakland
New Raiders general manager Mike Mayock was supposed to be a grounding force for coach Jon Gruden.

Gruden has a reputation for making decisions based more on his feel than from objective information. Mayock was supposed to change that.

He apparently hasn't.

The Raiders took Clemson pass-rusher Clelin Ferrell with the fourth overall pick, stunning many around the league (at least until the Giants surprised even more people two picks later). One NFC East scout I spoke to on Thursday night said he believes most teams had Ferrell in the 20-to-25 range in the first round.

The Raiders can say what they want publicly, but there is no way in hell this is a Mayock pick. This is Gruden all the way, acting on instinct.

Gruden trading for Antonio Brown was brilliant. This pick, at No. 4, was not.
3. Class act
One positive from the Raiders' choice at No. 4 is that they selected a guy in Ferrell who could quickly become a team leader. Studious. Classy. Ferrell will be an asset to build a positive atmosphere for a Raiders team rebuilding under Gruden. Ferrell is a good person and will likely, at some point, command the Raiders locker room. That's a good thing.
4. Smoke screen city
That the Cardinals chose Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray did not come as a surprise to many. Before the draft and after the draft, teams told me the same thing: The Cardinals were always going to take Murray.

Teams believe, pretty strongly, that the Cardinals were sending out fake signals about their interest in a trade or taking one of the defensive stars early to perhaps entice teams to make a ridiculous offer. But they always loved him. And early Thursday night, they made that clear to everyone.
5. Murray is in good company
The comparison between Murray and Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson is an obvious and fair one. Both are under 6'0" (Murray is 5'10"; Wilson is 5'11") and use their mobility to create a moving pocket. Both are also excellent athletes.

But Murray's playing style reminded even more people of a different quarterback, someone who's already in the Hall of Fame.

"He's Steve Young, not Russell Wilson," an NFC West coach texted me after the first round Thursday night.
6. Bosa has a lot to answer for
Controversial social media activity from Ohio State defensive end Nick Bosa, who was drafted second overall by the 49ers, has drawn tons of scrutiny. His views are a different subject for a different day.

What was most interesting were his responses when asked about his activity.

"I was a little insensitive in some of the things I said," Bosa explained, according to a transcript provided by the 49ers, "so I've learned a lot in the past few months, and I'm just ready to move forward from that, put it in the past, and bring the faithful some wins."

When asked about liking a derogatory Instagram post, Bosa said: "I was a 16-year-old scrolling through my Instagram and I liked a picture of somebody I knew with a girl. There was nothing racist about the picture. Obviously, there were some bad things said in the hashtags, but obviously I didn't read those, and as a 16-year-old in high school you kind of don't think something like that will come back and bite you, so that's that."

Whoever coached Bosa in the art of media relations did a good job. He said all the right things. My guess is he will continue to do so.
7. The best way to stop an offensive revolution
Four of the first five picks Thursday night were defensive players. This isn't the first time the top of a draft was defense-heavy, but the choices to bolster that side of the ball, some in the league tell me, were made with a purpose in mind.

The league continues to transition to a more offensive game, and teams aren't just going to let that happen without a fight. Notice the common theme among all of those defensive players drafted in the top five: incredible athleticism and speed. The Jets' Quinnen Williams, picked third overall, weighs 303 pounds and at the combine ran a 4.83 40-yard dash.

Increasingly, the league has passed rules to favor the offense, and now franchises are countering with overwhelming defensive firepower. It won't stop the path the NFL is on, but it might slow it down. At least for a while.
8. The best pick of the day?
I asked seven personnel men on Thursday night who had the best pick of Round 1. Six said it was the Jets with Williams at No. 3. One said it was the Vikings, who took Garrett Bradbury-the center from North Carolina State-18th overall.

More to come tomorrow.
Mike Freeman covers the NFL for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter: @mikefreemanNFL.

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Day 1 of the 2019 draft is complete. Who thrilled, who disappointed and who has a lot of explaining to do? 1. The Giants are rudderless There were hints going into this year's NFL draft that the Giants were falling in lust with Duke quarterback Daniel Jones.

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Damian Lillard on Paul George 'Bad Shot' Comment: If Anything, It's Bad Defense

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Portland Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard fired back Thursday at Oklahoma City Thunder small forward Paul George for calling his game-winning, series-clinching three in Game 5 a " bad shot."
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Lillard said during an appearance on the Pull Up Podcast that "if anything, it was bad defense:"

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Damian Lillard on Paul George 'Bad Shot' Comment: If Anything, It's Bad Defense

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Portland Trail Blazers Tim Daniels Sam Forencich/Getty Images @TimDanielsBR Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Portland Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard fired back Thursday at Oklahoma City Thunder small forward Paul George for calling his game-winning, series-clinching three in Game 5 a " bad shot."

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Raymond Rodio III, a 47 year old from Long Island, allegedly ran a sex trafficking ring out of his mothers basement. The man would lure women who were addicted to drugs into the basement, then forced them to sexual acts in exchange for money and drugs.

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For years, authorities say, a man lured women with drug addictions into a sex trafficking ring he ran out of his parents' Long Island basement, allegedly keeping them locked up and forcing them to perform sex acts with others in exchange for money and drugs.

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A woman believed to be the fiancée 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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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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A youth pastor told a 15 year old girl into having sex with him by threatening to turn her family in to immigrants officials. He's charged with 25 counts of sexual battery of a minor and false imprisonment.

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Authorities say a 38-year-old youth pastor at a now defunct South Florida church coerced a girl into having sex with him by threatening to turn her family in to immigration officials.

The SunSentinel reports Luis Clarke assaulted the 15-year-old girl over six months in 2016 and 2017 while he was a part-time youth pastor at Abrazo tu Sueno Church in Pembroke Pines. Clarke was arrested Thursday. He's charged with 25 counts of sexual battery of a minor and false imprisonment.

Pembroke Pines police Capt. Al Xiques says Clarke once forced a 15-year-old boy to watch him assault the girl. The boy went to police on April 3.

The report says Clarke admitted to two sexual encounters with the girl.

A lawyer for Clark wasn't listed on jail records.

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Authorities say a 38-year-old youth pastor at a now defunct South Florida church coerced a girl into having sex with him by threatening to turn her family in to immigration officials. The SunSentinel reports Luis Clarke assaulted the 15-year-old girl over six months in 2016 and 2017 while he was a part-time youth pastor at Abrazo tu Sueno Church in Pembroke Pines.

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An Illinois lawmaker says the state's new child welfare director will face tough questions from a state House panel following the beating death of a 5-year-old boy who had extensive contact with child welfare workers.

Chicago Democratic Rep. Sara Feigenholtz says Department of Children and Family Services Director Marc D. Smith will be questioned Friday in Chicago about the agency's actions in the case of 5-year-old Andrew "AJ" Freund. He was under the agency's watch when his badly beaten body was discovered Wednesday in a shallow grave in McHenry County.

His parents have been charged with first-degree murder. Prosecutors allege the couple forced the boy to stand in a cold shower and beat him.

Feigenholtz is on the Appropriations-Human Services Committee, which is scheduled to hear budget requests from several state agencies, including DCFS.

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An Illinois lawmaker says the state's new child welfare director will face tough questions from a state House panel following the beating death of a 5-year-old boy who had extensive contact with child welfare workers. Chicago Democratic Rep. Sara Feigenholtz says Department of Children and Family Services Director Marc D.

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A Christchurch businessman has pleaded guilty to sharing a live stream video that was recorded by a gunman last month as he began killing 50 people at two mosques.

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A Christchurch businessman has pleaded guilty to sharing a livestream video that was recorded by a gunman last month as he began killing 50 people at two mosques.

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Philip Arps pleaded guilty to two counts of distributing the mosque video and will remain in jail until he's sentenced on June 14. He faces a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison.

Prosecutors accused the 44-year-old of sending the video to an unknown person and instructing that person to insert crosshairs and to include a kill count. Prosecutors say he then forwarded the entire chilling 17-minute video to 30 associates.

New Zealand's Chief Censor David Shanks banned both the video and a manifesto written by the white supremacist accused of the attack, making it illegal to view, possess or distribute them.

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Ohio State edge rusher Nick Bosa was chosen second overall by the San Francisco 49ersduring Thursday night’s NFL draft, but some fans were not happy with the pick due to the player’s controversial social media history.

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Ohio State edge rusher Nick Bosa was chosen second overall by the San Francisco 49ers during Thursday night's NFL draft, but some fans were not happy with the pick due to the player's controversial social media history.

Bosa, 21, told ESPN earlier this month that he cleansed his Twitter account of political tweets he penned. The athlete regularly tweeted about his support for President Trump and his disdain for former 49ers quarterback-turned-activist Colin Kaepernick. He told the media outlet he deleted those tweets out of fear he may not be fully embraced by the city of San Francisco if he were drafted by the West Coast team.
NFL DRAFT PROSPECT NICK BOSA CLEANSES TWITTER ACCOUNT OF POLITICAL MESSAGES OVER CHANCES HE'D END UP WITH 49ERS
"I had to," Bosa told ESPN. "There is a chance I might end up in San Francisco."

Screenshots of Bosa's tweets showed him calling Kaepernick "a clown."

After the 49ers chose Bosa, social media users took to Twitter to discuss the choice.

Former ESPN host Jemele Hill tweeted: "So my 49ers took Nick Bosa..." She included a meme image of a Cleveland Cavaliers fan looking frustrated.
NFL DRAFT RUINING BACHELORETTE PARTIES IN NASHVILLE
"Sorry 49ers I've been a fan for 30 plus years but have blacked out after the league including you colluded to keep [Colin] Kaepernick out of the league but now I'm done with you drafting [Nick Bosa] character and unity no longer matter to you," a social media user wrote.

"Been a Niners fan since Jerry Rice and Joe Montana days. I was hyped about them drafting him. But it seems like Nick Bosa only deleted them because he knew the #49ers would pick him. I don't think a lot of San Francisco 49ers fans or players will be okay with it," a tweet read.

"49ers fans after they picked Nick Bosa," a tweet read with a gif.

Some of Bosa's future teammates welcomed him to the squad.

Defensive end Solomon Thomas tweeted, "Excited to have you join the D line!!"

"Welcome to the squad! Let's get to work!" linebacker Kwon Alexander wrote.

Bosa said at a press conference following the draft that he was "excited" to be part of the team.

"It's a storied franchise, they know how to win and I think they're on the right track and I'm excited to be a part of it," he said.
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Bosa's older brother, Joey, plays for the Los Angeles Chargers and was named NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2016.
Fox News' Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.

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Some San Francisco 49ers fans not ecstatic team drafted Nick Bosa due to old pro-Trump, anti-Kaepernick tweets

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Ohio State edge rusher Nick Bosa was chosen second overall by the San Francisco 49ers during Thursday night's NFL draft, but some fans were not happy with the pick due to the player's controversial social media history. Bosa, 21, told ESPN earlier this month that he cleansed his Twitter account of political tweets he penned.

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A young girl from Los Angeles kept her and her brother safe in their home after their dad killed his wife, then killed himself.

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Los Angeles police are praising a little girl for keeping her baby brother alive after the apparent murder-suicide of their parents.

Officers found the two young children unharmed inside their home in the Chatsworth neighborhood of Los Angeles on the afternoon of April 14. The bodies of their parents were discovered in the upstairs bedroom, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

Detectives believe the 46-year-old man shot his 38-year-old wife while she lay in bed then turned the gun on himself on April 11, with their two small children also inside the home. Police entered the residence three days later in response to a radio call about an " assault with a deadly weapon shots fired."

It was unclear who made the initial 911 call.

"Our little angel was able to keep herself and her brother alive," Los Angeles Police Capt. Maureen Ryan said at an emotional press conference Tuesday. "The baby is a miracle baby and the little girl is a hero. She's an absolute hero."

The two children were taken to a local hospital for observation. They are now in the care of the Department of Children and Family Services of Los Angeles County and both are said to be doing well.

Officials did not identify the parents or the children since the investigation is active.

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'Hero' girl kept baby brother alive after parents' apparent murder-suicide

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A 5-year-old boy was found in a shallow grave. A look into his short life reveals a series of injustices

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In his five short years, Andrew "AJ" Freund endured more trauma than any child should.

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A girl kept her baby brother alive after her parents committed suicide. The bodies of their parents were discovered in the upstairs bedroom.

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Los Angeles police are praising a little girl for keeping her baby brother alive after the apparent murder-suicide of their parents.

Officers found the two young children unharmed inside their home in the Chatsworth neighborhood of Los Angeles on the afternoon of April 14. The bodies of their parents were discovered in the upstairs bedroom, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

Detectives believe the 46-year-old man shot his 38-year-old wife while she lay in bed then turned the gun on himself on April 11, with their two small children also inside the home. Police entered the residence three days later in response to a radio call about an " assault with a deadly weapon shots fired."

It was unclear who made the initial 911 call.

"Our little angel was able to keep herself and her brother alive," Los Angeles Police Capt. Maureen Ryan said at an emotional press conference Tuesday. "The baby is a miracle baby and the little girl is a hero. She's an absolute hero."

The two children were taken to a local hospital for observation. They are now in the care of the Department of Children and Family Services of Los Angeles County and both are said to be doing well.

Officials did not identify the parents or the children since the investigation is active.

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Los Angeles police are praising a little girl for keeping her baby brother alive after the apparent murder-suicide of their parents. Officers found the two young children unharmed inside their home in the Chatsworth neighborhood of Los Angeles on the afternoon of April 14.

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A large shark devoured a fishing boat's chum net near Summerland Key, Florida.

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An archaeologist recently found a tomb in Egypt belonging to a man named Tjt and this tomb is dating back to Ancient Egypt.The tomb was found near Aswan.The guy found inside the tomb parts of a painted wooden coffin.

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Archaeologists recently unearthed a tomb in Egypt that belonged to a mysterious man known as Tjt, dating all the way back to Ancient Egypt.

The tomb was found near Aswan, the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities said in a Facebook post. Inside the tomb, archaeologists found parts of a painted wooden coffin, fragments of another coffin that included the "complete text including the name of the owner" and mentions of several Egyptian gods, including Hapi, the god of the annual flooding of the Nile.

"Dr. Ayman Ashmawy head of the Egyptian ancient sector said that the tomb consist[ed] of a stair partly flanked by sculpted blocks leading to the funerary chambers," the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities wrote in the statement. "The entrance was closed by a stone wall found in the original place that had been erected over the stair."

DOZENS OF MUMMIES, INCLUDING MOTHER AND CHILD, DISCOVERED IN EGYPTIAN TOMB
In addition to the mysterious Tjt, dozens of other mummies were found in the tomb, including two laying on top of each other, presumed to be a mother and child.

"A round-topped coffin was excavated directly in the rock floor. In the main room lied around 30 mummies, among which some of young children who were deposited in a long lateral niche," the Egyptian Ministry added in the statement.

It's believed that the tomb was built between the sixth century B.C. and the fourth century A.D.

In addition to the mummies, a number of other ancient artifacts were found scattered all over the tomb, including vases, vessels with old remnants of food and amphorae, which are tall decorated jars that sport two handles.

Funeral masks with gold paint were also found inside the tomb.
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A deadly crash in Colorado involving 24 cars and 4 semi-trucks left multiple dead. The crash triggered a diesel spill and a chain reaction of more crashes.

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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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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.