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In Australia, a paraglider got attacked by a kangaroo immediately after he landed.

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A 3 year old baby strapped in a stroller was pushed into the waters from the strong winds.The mother jumped in and saved the baby.Then a passerby saw the two and saved both of them.

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Strong winds in Ukraine blew a baby stroller - and the 3-year-old strapped in it - into the choppy waters of the Black Sea Monday, prompting a hectic scene when the mother jumped in to save her child and a passerby dove in to rescue both.

The incident took place near Odessa's Arcadia beach during a time when the Eastern European country was being battered by hurricane-like winds which tore roofs off buildings and uprooted trees.
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Passerby Vasily Buscharov, from Odessa, told BBC Ukraine he saw a man remove his clothes and dive into water about 10-feet deep. Thirty seconds later, he saw a woman, still wearing a long black coat pushed back up on the pier. Seconds later, the child followed. The stroller, though, ended up sinking to the bottom.

It is unknown why the mother or child were standing near the water. Their identities have not been released.
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Bad weather has been battering the region. Close to 540 towns and villages in Ukraine lost electricity after strong winds pummeled power lines. The weather has also led to the deaths of three people and caused widespread property damage.

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Baby blown into Black Sea, mother jumps in, passerby dives in to save both

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Strong winds in Ukraine blew a baby stroller - and the 3-year-old strapped in it - into the choppy waters of the Black Sea on Monday, prompting a hectic scene when the mother jumped in to save her child and a passerby dove in to rescue both.

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A man who lives in Florida invited a women from California for a vacation. She was told she'd have to prostitute herself to earn money to get back home. She refused and got beaten by him.

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A Florida man is accused of inviting a California woman on an all-expenses paid trip to party in Orlando and then forcing her into prostitution.

News outlets report 40-year-old Joseph Masinas was arrested Tuesday on charges including human trafficking. The Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation in central Florida says the woman and Masinas had spoken on Instagram for months before they met up in California and he invited her on the trip.

She told deputies she arrived at a city motel in January and was told she'd have to prostitute herself to earn money to get back home. It says the woman refused and was beaten, later complying out of fear. The woman was rescued days later after calling a human-trafficking hotline. It's unclear if Masinas has a lawyer.

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Welcome to contention, Cleveland Browns!

The decades-long wait is over. No more flailing helplessly or wandering in the wilderness. No more Moneyball thumb-twiddling. No more tantric tanking or doomsday hoarding. No more 0-16 parades or late-night talk show wisecracks.

The Browns agreed to acquire star Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. on Tuesday in exchange for the 17th overall pick in this year's draft, a 2019 third-round pick and safety Jabrill Peppers, per multiple reports. The trade will not become official until the start of the new league year Wednesday afternoon.

Trading for Beckham is an all-in move. It means the end of waiting until next year just to start planning for the following year.

The Browns, who went winless in 2017, have shifted into win-now mode.

And not win a few games and congratulate ourselves for making progres s mode, either. The Beckham trade shows that the Browns are thinking big.

A wild-card berth? Oh, please. They were on their way to one of those without this trade. Think bigger.

The AFC North title? With the Steelers exiling their superstars, the Ravens shedding most of their payroll and the Bengals operating like some isolationist island government, a division crown looks like small potatoes, too.

The Super Bowl conversation? Yep, that's where the Browns placed themselves with the Beckham deal, with the usual AFC caveat that every Super Bowl conversation starts with "Can anyone mount any challenge whatsoever to the Patriots?"

So welcome to the Super Bowl conversation, Cleveland Browns. You're every bit as likely to reach the AFC Championship Game and have a puncher's chance against the Patriots as the Chiefs were this year and- checks notes to verify this really happened-the Jaguars were in 2017. That's how far you've come in just over a year.

Also: Welcome to high expectations, to the pressures that come with them and to risk.

Trading for Beckham was risky. He's prone to taking occasional mental/emotional journeys to Planet OBJ, where sideline equipment and stadium-tunnel walls have more to fear from him than opposing cornerbacks. He's also often sidelined with injuries. And he's expensive, thanks to the five-year, $90-million extension he signed with the Giants just seven months ago (though the Giants are still on the hook for $16 million of it).
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Giving up first- and third-round picks along with Peppers, a talented defender selected 25th overall in 2017, is a hefty premium to pay for a flighty superstar who a team with eight wins in the last two seasons made expendable.

Acquiring Beckham means quarterback Baker Mayfield must become much more than the shoulda-been Rookie of the Year. It means new head coach Freddie Kitchens must become much more than an interim coordinator with some funky play designs and nothing to lose.

The Browns must start winning big. Not someday. Not before everyone's contract is up. Not when the analytical constellations align. This year. Right away.

But risk and expectations are what being a contender is all about.

Being the league's perennial sad sack is easy. You get to sit on pallets of draft picks and gloat about how smart you will look someday. You get free beer for winning one measly game. You get to celebrate the kind of 7-8-1 season that would have other fanbases seething and get coaches and executives in other cities fired.

Past Browns regimes, especially the most recently deposed one, got a little too comfortable in that rut. There's safety in always being at square one of the rebuild, with extra picks in the next draft, cap space to burn and no clear timetable for accomplishing anything (except the whims of a fickle, impatient owner).

Browns general manager John Dorsey could have proceeded slowly and safely this offseason. He could have acquired some drama-free and relatively inexpensive receiver like Tyrell Williams to upgrade Mayfield's arsenal, drafted more puzzle pieces with the picks the Browns just traded away and approached Super Bowl contention more like a tortoise than a hare.

Instead, the Browns leapt into the deep end of the pool, where a 6-5 record in November is a problem, not a reason to start handing out extensions and bonuses; where Mayfield must be more than just "exciting" and "promising" to earn accolades; and where nobody gets credit for merely making the games close and fun anymore.
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Becoming a contender raises the stakes, and taking bold risks is what sets contenders apart. The Dorsey-led Browns have proved they are willing to take those risks.

Cutting through the predraft chitter-chatter to select Mayfield was risky. Firing both head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley and handing the offense over to a coach with no experience as a coordinator was risky. Retaining Kitchens this offseason instead of seeking a more experienced coach was risky. Doing it all on a quick timetable-Dorsey only took over the team in December 2017-instead of hunkering down and talking about some job-security-friendly "three-year plan" was risky.

In Beckham, Dorsey has acquired one of the league's most talented, thrilling, dangerous and enigmatic players. Dorsey's Browns don't play it safe or procrastinate. They gamble. And it's likely to pay off.

Mayfield-to-Beckham will be a score-from-anywhere tandem that rivals Patrick Mahomes and Tyreek Hill. The stacked offensive supporting cast includes Beckham's college chum Jarvis Landry, running back Nick Chubb, tight end David Njoku and others. The defensive front four, featuring Myles Garrett and newcomers Olivier Vernon and Sheldon Richardson, may be the NFL's best pass-rushing unit next season. The Browns are poised to score a whole lotta points and pulverize opposing quarterbacks trying to play catch-up.

The Browns are now scary good. But you can't get scary good without doing some things that are scary.

So welcome to a whole new world, Cleveland Browns. You don't get points for trying anymore. An A-plus on draft grades will no longer be the highlight of your season. You are legitimate Super Bowl contenders now, with all the pressures, price tags and problems that come with that.

And you'll likely find the payoff was worth the risk.
Mike Tanier covers the NFL for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter:@MikeTanier.

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The Browns Finally Are Super Bowl Contenders After Landing Odell Beckham Jr.

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Seth Wenig/Associated Press Welcome to contention, Cleveland Browns! The decades-long wait is over. No more flailing helplessly or wandering in the wilderness. No more Moneyball thumb-twiddling. No more tantric tanking or doomsday hoarding. No more 0-16 parades or late-night talk show wisecracks. The Browns agreed to acquire star Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.

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Meet Angela Lee, ONE Championship Titleist and Asian MMA's Biggest Star

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Meet Angela Lee. A 22-year-old MMA sensation and ONE Championship's atomweight champion of the world.

Lee was born in Vancouver before moving to Hawaii as a child. In a family of martial artists, Lee has always stood out. Coming from two MMA hotbeds such as Canada and Hawaii, and with her family history, Lee always seemed destined for this sport. Her youth titles in pankration only solidified she would be a force to be reckoned with when the time came.

Lee's true talents are on the canvas. She is a dynamic and talented submission artist. Lee is quick and strong in grappling exchanges, and her dexterity gives her a wealth of options when in grappling exchanges. She can transition easily and lock in submissions out of nowhere. Her ground work makes her a constant threat.

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I can't believe I made it into the #GuinnessWorldRecords2019 😱‼️🙌🏼 I use to always buy these books at book fairs as a kid and now I'm actually in it!! 👀🙏🏼 I'm seriously in disbelief right now! This is too cool!! https://t.co/Fn7Dc7LHrC

It has helped her become a champion at a young age, and perhaps could be the key to unlocking history as the youngest double-champion come March 31.

How did her ascent to MMA stardom begin, and just how far can she take it? This is your look into Angela Lee's MMA trek to greatness.

The Rise

ONE Championship recognized the talent of the then 18-year-old prospect who had gone 3-0 in amateur bouts and signed her to a contract. She made her professional and organizational debut on May 22, 2015, against Aya Saied Saber at their 27th event-Warrior's Quest.

The hype was quickly justified, as Lee submitted Saber in just 103 seconds with an armbar. Lee would continue her quick ascent as one of ONE's most notable fighters with two more first-round submissions. Her third submission was perhaps her most exciting, as it was the rarely seen twister. The unique submission went viral and caught the attention of fans worldwide.

ONE did not rush Lee into a title fight. They took her development slowly as a teenage phenom. Her next two outings went past the first round, but both ended like the previous three by way of submission.

Lee showed some deficiencies with her striking defense, but the continual improvement was also there. Her grappling anchored her matchups and gave her a distinct advantage against the older competition.

Perhaps most impressive is that those five wins all came in under a year's work. ONE Championship kept her busy to foster her development, but her performances also force their hand in their booking after five-straight finishes. Lee would battle Mei Yamaguchi for the inaugural atomweight championship.

The Champion

ONE knew the kind of fighter they had on their hands. It is why they not only created the championship and put her in the inaugural title tilt, but it is why they titled that event Ascent to Power.

The event took place on May 6, 2016. 16 days short of one year since her official professional debut. From debut to main event, Lee put everyone on notice. The company, fighters, pundits and fans. She was the real deal. But could she defeat a 33-year-old veteran with over 20 professional bouts?

Yes, she could.

Yamaguchi pushed Lee. The fight went the full 25 minutes and into the hands of the judges. The verdict was unanimous. Lee was champion at 19.

As the growing face of the company and their most notable crossover talent, Lee already had a bullseye painted on her back. Now, with a world title, it only got bigger for her competition. Lee would return to the cage for her first title defense in March of 2017.

Her first title defense came against Jenny Huang. In under three rounds, Lee earned a submission from strikes. Her next title defense, against Istela Nunes, wouldn't make it out of the second round due to an anaconda choke. Lee was set for a rematch against Yamaguchi in November until a car accident derailed those plans.

Lee fell asleep behind the wheel and wrecked (h/t MMAJunkie.com). Luckily, no serious injuries occurred, but it did force Lee to take time away to recover and prepare for the title defense.

The rematch would finally happen in May of 2018 at Unstoppable Dreams, an event named just for her. The result was the same. A unanimous-decision nod for Lee. In nine career pro bouts, Lee finished seven of her opponents. Fans watched her continually grow her skills and perform like a true champion.

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Angela Lee retains the ONE atomweight title with a decision win over Mei Yamaguchi. First fight for Lee since a potentially career-threatening car accident. She seems thrilled, relieved and emotional. Lee, who is the face of ONE, IMO, is now 9-0.

But true champions seek challenges. At just 22, Lee will step up for her biggest challenge to date in an attempt at history.

The Bid for History

Lee decided to move up to 125 pounds and challenge strawweight champion Xiong Jing Nan for her title in a bid to become a double champion. Originally slated for November, Lee had to bow out of the proposed fight due to a back injury, per MMAJunkie.com's Fernanda Prates.

Now healed, Lee is ready for the opportunity at ONE Championship's biggest event ever on March 31's "A New Era" event.

Xiong is bigger, stronger and has multiple knockouts on her 13-1 record. The 31-year-old is in her athletic prime, and shutting down the hype of Angela Lee would only bolster her stock. It would also be the biggest victory in Chinese MMA history-making "The Panda" a marketable star throughout Asia.

ONE Championship is not gifting their most recognizable talent an easy fight. It is a true champion vs. champion showdown that carries more significant risks for the challenger than the champion. This is the kind of fight legacies are built upon, and Lee is hoping to stake her claim as one of the best fighters, pound-for-pound, in the world.

The Future

They say that the sky is the limit, but that may be setting the ceiling too low for Lee. The future is as bright as she wants it to be.

ONE Championship is a growing brand not just in Asia but globally. As the face of the promotion, Lee can spurn organizations like the UFC and craft her own signature brand to millions of adoring fans alongside the growth of ONE. She is personable, charismatic and talented. And already a champion.

Adding a second belt to her credit, on a stage such as ONE Championship's A New Era, can set her on a path to greatness rarely seen in the sport.

North American fans are still getting to know Lee, but at 22, she still has all the time to establish her footprint in any market she chooses.

Angela Lee is the face of ONE Championship, but she could end up being the face of the sport on the global stage if she continues her tremendous ascent through impressive victories and stunning technical development. There is no more fascinating prospect to watch in the sport's entire landscape.

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother.

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother.

Noelani Robinson, 2, was last seen on Monday. She's believed to be with her father, Dariaz Higgins, 34, who is considered armed and dangerous, the Milwaukee Police Department said.

"We are asking Mr. Higgins to take her and drop her off some place safe -- a family member's house, a fire station, a hospital," Thomas Casper, acting captain for the Milwaukee Police Department's homicide division, said at a news conference Tuesday.

Milwaukee Police

The search began after Milwaukee police responded Monday afternoon to a shooting they say was carried out by Higgins.

Noelani's mother, 24-year-old Sierra Robinson, was found lying on a driveway outside an apartment building, police said. She had been shot multiple times and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Milwaukee Police

The other woman, a 28-year-old, was also shot multiple times and was hospitalized in unknown condition, Casper said.

Higgins and Noelani may be in a black SUV, police said.

Authorities urged the public to be on the lookout.

AMBER ALERT:

MPD is requesting the public's assistance in locating two year old Noelani Robinson. Noelani was last seen with Dariaz Higgins and is considered to be in danger. If you have any information please call 911 or 935-7022. pic.twitter.com/Hn4XXDYBfv
- Milwaukee Police (@MilwaukeePolice) March 12, 2019

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother. Noelani Robinson, 2, was last seen on Monday. She's believed to be with her father, Dariaz Higgins, 34, who is considered armed and...

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The sheriff's office of Cherokee County, Georgia, says one of its deputies has fatally shot a man who was holding a woman at gunpoint.

WXIA-TV reports the sheriff's office says deputies responding to a report of a domestic dispute Monday evening found the man holding a gun to the woman's head. It says authorities ordered the man to drop his weapon, but he refused and was shot.

The woman was taken to a hospital for treatment for head injuries witnesses said were from being hit with the gun. The sheriff's office declined to immediately release the identities of those involved. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating the shooting.

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The sheriff's office of Cherokee County, Georgia, says one of its deputies has fatally shot a man who was holding a woman at gunpoint.

WXIA-TV reports the sheriff's office says deputies responding to a report of a domestic dispute Monday evening found the man holding a gun to the woman's head. It says authorities ordered the man to drop his weapon, but he refused and was shot.

The woman was taken to a hospital for treatment for head injuries witnesses said were from being hit with the gun. The sheriff's office declined to immediately release the identities of those involved. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating the shooting.

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The sheriff's office of Cherokee County, Georgia, says one of its deputies has fatally shot a man who was holding a woman at gunpoint. WXIA-TV reports the sheriff's office says deputies responding to a report of a domestic dispute Monday evening found the man holding a gun to the...

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Jenea Payne, a 25 year old mother from Mississippi, left her three kids in the car as she went into the grocery store. When she came out the SUV was gone, having rolled into a creek nearby. Her daughter was saved, but unfortunately her two sons both drowned because they could not be gotten to in time. The mother was arrested and charged Monday with two counts of manslaughter and one count of child neglect.

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A woman left her children in a parked SUV while she went into a store -- and when she came back out, the SUV was floating in a nearby creek, police in Mississippi say.

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Angry dad brings loaded AK-47 to Florida school because son called crying.

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Police arrested a Florida father on Monday for allegedly bringing a loaded AK-47 to his son's middle school and making death threats towards teachers.

Christopher Freeman, 27, was arrested at Bear Lakes Middle School in West Palm Beach, Florida, at around 4 p.m. after a school resource officer told police that he saw a large handgun sticking out of Freeman's pants, according to a police report.

The school was placed on lockdown after the incident.

Freeman, who arrived in a wheelchair, allegedly told school workers that they would all be dead if they didn't let him speak with his son.

Palm Beach County Sheriffs office

"Freeman was visibly upset and was yelling and screaming 'you're going to need more than what you got because of what I got,'" according to the arrest affidavit. "He also said 'I want to see the guy who slammed my son. I've got something for him.'"

Freeman told police that he was upset because his son called him crying earlier in the day because a teacher "slammed him," the affidavit said.

"While Freeman was speaking with him, his son was grabbed by an adult and his phone went flying out of his hands. Someone then hung up the phone," Freeman said, according to the police report. "Freeman said he was very upset and came to the school."

Police said he was armed with an AK-47 Mini Draco pistol with a 30-round extended magazine. The gun was loaded with one in the chamber, police said.

Freeman said he purchased the gun from a friend about a year ago and carries it all the time for protection, police said. He said he forgot he had it with him and said he didn't know that was against school rules.

Freeman was arrested and charged with possession of a firearm on school grounds, aggravated assault with a weapon, and disrupting the peace.

He was being held on a $75,000 bond, but authorities motioned to have the bond revoked, citing a separate active criminal case against him.

His attorney, Jack Fleischman, said he plans to fight the bond revocation and hopes to get the most recent charges dropped.

"This was more of a misunderstanding than a crime. He had no intention of harming anyone," Fleischman told ABC News. "We're interested in seeing if there is any security video from school because there were allegations about his child being hit."

His next scheduled court appearance is April 4. He intends to plead not guilty, according to Fleischman.

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother.Noelani Robinson, 2, was last seen on Monday. She's believed to be with her father, Dariaz Higgins, 34, who is considered armed and dangerous, the Milwaukee Police Department said.

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother.

Noelani Robinson, 2, was last seen on Monday. She's believed to be with her father, Dariaz Higgins, 34, who is considered armed and dangerous, the Milwaukee Police Department said.

"We are asking Mr. Higgins to take her and drop her off some place safe -- a family member's house, a fire station, a hospital," Thomas Casper, acting captain for the Milwaukee Police Department's homicide division, said at a news conference Tuesday.

Milwaukee Police

The search began after Milwaukee police responded Monday afternoon to a shooting they say was carried out by Higgins.

Noelani's mother, 24-year-old Sierra Robinson, was found lying on a driveway outside an apartment building, police said. She had been shot multiple times and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Milwaukee Police

The other woman, a 28-year-old, was also shot multiple times and was hospitalized in unknown condition, Casper said.

Higgins and Noelani may be in a black SUV, police said.

Authorities urged the public to be on the lookout.

AMBER ALERT:

MPD is requesting the public's assistance in locating two year old Noelani Robinson. Noelani was last seen with Dariaz Higgins and is considered to be in danger. If you have any information please call 911 or 935-7022. pic.twitter.com/Hn4XXDYBfv
- Milwaukee Police (@MilwaukeePolice) March 12, 2019

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2-year-old girl allegedly abducted by her father after he killed her mom: Police

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother. Noelani Robinson, 2, was last seen on Monday. She's believed to be with her father, Dariaz Higgins, 34, who is considered armed and...

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother.

Noelani Robinson, 2, was last seen on Monday. She's believed to be with her father, Dariaz Higgins, 34, who is considered armed and dangerous, the Milwaukee Police Department said.

"We are asking Mr. Higgins to take her and drop her off some place safe -- a family member's house, a fire station, a hospital," Thomas Casper, acting captain for the Milwaukee Police Department's homicide division, said at a news conference Tuesday.

Milwaukee Police

The search began after Milwaukee police responded Monday afternoon to a shooting they say was carried out by Higgins.

Noelani's mother, 24-year-old Sierra Robinson, was found lying on a driveway outside an apartment building, police said. She had been shot multiple times and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Milwaukee Police

The other woman, a 28-year-old, was also shot multiple times and was hospitalized in unknown condition, Casper said.

Higgins and Noelani may be in a black SUV, police said.

Authorities urged the public to be on the lookout.

AMBER ALERT:

MPD is requesting the public's assistance in locating two year old Noelani Robinson. Noelani was last seen with Dariaz Higgins and is considered to be in danger. If you have any information please call 911 or 935-7022. pic.twitter.com/Hn4XXDYBfv
- Milwaukee Police (@MilwaukeePolice) March 12, 2019

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An Amber Alert has been issued for a 2-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted by her father -- a man Milwaukee police say also shot and killed the girl's mother. Noelani Robinson, 2, was last seen on Monday. She's believed to be with her father, Dariaz Higgins, 34, who is considered armed and...

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Jazz Ban Fan Shane Keisel for Life After Russell Westbrook Altercation

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Utah Jazz fan Shane Keisel has been given a lifetime ban from Vivint Smart Arena for his actions during Monday's game involving Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook.

In an official statement from the Jazz, Keisel's punishment was determined after an investigation using video evidence and eyewitness accounts from others in the area:

Utah Jazz @utahjazz
Statement from the Utah Jazz: https://t.co/L3eYolvrpq

The NBA also announced Westbrook was fined $25,000 for using profanity and threatening a fan, per The Athletic's Brett Dawson.

Eric Woodyard of the I'll f--k you up. You and your wife" toward Keisel Deseret News posted video of Westbrook yelling "(warning: post contains profanity):

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Things get heated between Russell Westbrook and Utah Jazz fans again. "I'll f*ck you up. You and your wife," he says. Not sure what these fans said to him, but he also had issues with Jazz fans during the postseason. https://t.co/LquwRmLVNy

Westbrook told reporters after the game he heard Keisel directing racist comments toward him:

Tim MacMahon @espn_macmahon
Russell Westbrook says the comment from the Jazz fan that set him off was: "Get down on your knees like you're used to." https://t.co/i0vIlblSwJ

However, Keisel said he told Westbrook to "sit down and ice your knees, bro."

Per NBA.com, members of the arena security team issued multiple conduct warning cards to fans in the area where Keisel was sitting.

Westbrook also had a run-in with Jazz fans during last year's first-round playoff series. He slapped at the hand of a man who was filming him walking to the locker room after Oklahoma City's Game 6 loss.

Unless the Jazz and Thunder meet in the playoffs, they won't play again this season.

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Jazz Ban Fan Shane Keisel for Life After Russell Westbrook Altercation

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Utah Jazz Adam Wells Rick Bowmer/Associated Press @adamwells1985 Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Utah Jazz fan Shane Keisel has been given a lifetime ban from Vivint Smart Arena for his actions during Monday's game involving Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook.

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Welcome to contention, Cleveland Browns!

The decades-long wait is over. No more flailing helplessly or wandering in the wilderness. No more Moneyball thumb-twiddling. No more tantric tanking or doomsday hoarding. No more 0-16 parades or late-night talk show wisecracks.

The Browns agreed to acquire star Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. on Tuesday in exchange for the 17th overall pick in this year's draft, a 2019 third-round pick and safety Jabrill Peppers, per multiple reports. The trade will not become official until the start of the new league year Wednesday afternoon.

Trading for Beckham is an all-in move. It means the end of waiting until next year just to start planning for the following year.

The Browns, who went winless in 2017, have shifted into win-now mode.

And not win a few games and congratulate ourselves for making progres s mode, either. The Beckham trade shows that the Browns are thinking big.

A wild-card berth? Oh, please. They were on their way to one of those without this trade. Think bigger.

The AFC North title? With the Steelers exiling their superstars, the Ravens shedding most of their payroll and the Bengals operating like some isolationist island government, a division crown looks like small potatoes, too.

The Super Bowl conversation? Yep, that's where the Browns placed themselves with the Beckham deal, with the usual AFC caveat that every Super Bowl conversation starts with "Can anyone mount any challenge whatsoever to the Patriots?"

So welcome to the Super Bowl conversation, Cleveland Browns. You're every bit as likely to reach the AFC Championship Game and have a puncher's chance against the Patriots as the Chiefs were this year and- checks notes to verify this really happened-the Jaguars were in 2017. That's how far you've come in just over a year.

Also: Welcome to high expectations, to the pressures that come with them and to risk.

Trading for Beckham was risky. He's prone to taking occasional mental/emotional journeys to Planet OBJ, where sideline equipment and stadium-tunnel walls have more to fear from him than opposing cornerbacks. He's also often sidelined with injuries. And he's expensive, thanks to the five-year, $90-million extension he signed with the Giants just seven months ago (though the Giants are still on the hook for $16 million of it).
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Giving up first- and third-round picks along with Peppers, a talented defender selected 25th overall in 2017, is a hefty premium to pay for a flighty superstar who a team with eight wins in the last two seasons made expendable.

Acquiring Beckham means quarterback Baker Mayfield must become much more than the shoulda-been Rookie of the Year. It means new head coach Freddie Kitchens must become much more than an interim coordinator with some funky play designs and nothing to lose.

The Browns must start winning big. Not someday. Not before everyone's contract is up. Not when the analytical constellations align. This year. Right away.

But risk and expectations are what being a contender is all about.

Being the league's perennial sad sack is easy. You get to sit on pallets of draft picks and gloat about how smart you will look someday. You get free beer for winning one measly game. You get to celebrate the kind of 7-8-1 season that would have other fanbases seething and get coaches and executives in other cities fired.

Past Browns regimes, especially the most recently deposed one, got a little too comfortable in that rut. There's safety in always being at square one of the rebuild, with extra picks in the next draft, cap space to burn and no clear timetable for accomplishing anything (except the whims of a fickle, impatient owner).

Browns general manager John Dorsey could have proceeded slowly and safely this offseason. He could have acquired some drama-free and relatively inexpensive receiver like Tyrell Williams to upgrade Mayfield's arsenal, drafted more puzzle pieces with the picks the Browns just traded away and approached Super Bowl contention more like a tortoise than a hare.

Instead, the Browns leapt into the deep end of the pool, where a 6-5 record in November is a problem, not a reason to start handing out extensions and bonuses; where Mayfield must be more than just "exciting" and "promising" to earn accolades; and where nobody gets credit for merely making the games close and fun anymore.
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Becoming a contender raises the stakes, and taking bold risks is what sets contenders apart. The Dorsey-led Browns have proved they are willing to take those risks.

Cutting through the predraft chitter-chatter to select Mayfield was risky. Firing both head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley and handing the offense over to a coach with no experience as a coordinator was risky. Retaining Kitchens this offseason instead of seeking a more experienced coach was risky. Doing it all on a quick timetable-Dorsey only took over the team in December 2017-instead of hunkering down and talking about some job-security-friendly "three-year plan" was risky.

In Beckham, Dorsey has acquired one of the league's most talented, thrilling, dangerous and enigmatic players. Dorsey's Browns don't play it safe or procrastinate. They gamble. And it's likely to pay off.

Mayfield-to-Beckham will be a score-from-anywhere tandem that rivals Patrick Mahomes and Tyreek Hill. The stacked offensive supporting cast includes Beckham's college chum Jarvis Landry, running back Nick Chubb, tight end David Njoku and others. The defensive front four, featuring Myles Garrett and newcomers Olivier Vernon and Sheldon Richardson, may be the NFL's best pass-rushing unit next season. The Browns are poised to score a whole lotta points and pulverize opposing quarterbacks trying to play catch-up.

The Browns are now scary good. But you can't get scary good without doing some things that are scary.

So welcome to a whole new world, Cleveland Browns. You don't get points for trying anymore. An A-plus on draft grades will no longer be the highlight of your season. You are legitimate Super Bowl contenders now, with all the pressures, price tags and problems that come with that.

And you'll likely find the payoff was worth the risk.
Mike Tanier covers the NFL for Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter:@MikeTanier.

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Seth Wenig/Associated Press Welcome to contention, Cleveland Browns! The decades-long wait is over. No more flailing helplessly or wandering in the wilderness. No more Moneyball thumb-twiddling. No more tantric tanking or doomsday hoarding. No more 0-16 parades or late-night talk show wisecracks. The Browns agreed to acquire star Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.

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A police officer in Arkansas is on the hood of a moving car that had been reported stolen when he fires 15 times into the vehicle's windshield, killing the driver, stunning dashcam video shows.

The Little Rock Police Department released footage of the Feb. 22 incident on Thursday, which Mayor Frank Scott said was part of an effort to be "accountable, clear and transparent" in a statement posted to Twitter.

Scott said the department compiled dashcam footage, video from nearby businesses' security cameras, and radio traffic to create a nearly 25-minute video showing the confrontation between Officer Charles Starks and 30-year-old Bradley Blackshire.
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Starks was responding to a call after a detective confirmed that Blackshire was driving a car that was reported stolen.

In the video released by police, Starks can be seen walking up to Blackshire's car with a gun drawn and instructing him to get out of the car multiple times. The 30-year-old refuses, asking "What did I do?" and "What are you going to shoot me for?" before slowing accelerating and hitting the officer.

Starks then fires into the windshield multiple times before Berkshire stops and the officer leans on the hood. Berkshire then continues to drive the car with Starks on the hood, leading the police officer to shoot at the vehicle's windshield several more times.

Starks stops shooting and gets off the car after a moment -- but then Little Rock officer Michael Simpson arrives and crashes into Blackshire's vehicle.

Another angle of the incident shows Blackshire's car rolling into a fence as officers yell "get your f____ hands up!" and "don't f____ move!"

After the car stops, Starks tells a female passenger to get on the ground. He handcuffs her, and she says Blackshire had just picked her up and that he had a gun. The officers radioed for an ambulance, but Blackshire died at the scene.
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Police said Starks sustained an unspecified injury to his right leg and was released from the hospital the same day. The other officer and female passenger in the vehicle were not injured.

Starks turned in his badge and gun when the department relieved him of duty in the days after the shooting, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He is still being paid, pending the investigation into the shooting. Disciplinary records reviewed by the paper showed Starks has been reprimanded 10 times since 2015, leading to nearly a month's worth of suspensions.

Little Rock Interim Chief of Police Wayne Bewley said in the video that an initial criminal investigation has been completed and the file has been handed to prosecutors to determine if charges will be filed. The administrative investigation is ongoing to determine if the officer's actions were in compliance with department policy.
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The Little Rock Fraternal Order of Police has said that Starks deserves due process and that the community should reserve judgment until the investigation concludes. In a statement after the shooting, the union said the shooting could have been avoided if Blackshire complied with Stark's commands and showed him his hands.

The family of the 30-year-old watched the video before it was released to the public, FOX16 reported.

In a statement released through an attorney, the family said: "The video confirms our assessment that Charles Starks employed an unreasonable and excessive amount of force."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Arkansas police officer fires at least 15 times into car while on hood in deadly shooting caught on video

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A police officer in Arkansas is on the hood of a moving car that had been reported stolen when he fires 15 times into the vehicle's windshield, killing the driver, stunning dashcam video shows. The Little Rock Police Department released footage of the Feb.