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Olympic track cyclist Kelly Catlin, who helped the U.S. women's pursuit team win the silver medal at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, died Friday at her home in California. She was 23.

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Olympic track cyclist Kelly Catlin, who helped the U.S. women's pursuit team win the silver medal at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, died Friday at her home in California. She was 23.

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Storms over the weekend produced 11 tornadoes in five states -- Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee -- and more than a foot of snow accumulation from the Dakotas into Minnesota. That same storm tracked into the Northeast, where it delivered rain and snow.

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A brawl between an eastern brown snake and a python over a juicy rat turned deadly last week — at least, for two parties involved.Jessica Mace of Mulgowie, Australia, was inspecting a loud noise coming from her backyard shed when she stumbled upon the violent scene. As she entered, she noticed a large eastern brown snake slithering roughly 16 feet up toward a rat's nest with a python in its mouth.

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A brawl between an eastern brown snake and a python over a juicy rat turned deadly last week - at least, for two parties involved.

Jessica Mace of Mulgowie, Australia, was inspecting a loud noise coming from her backyard shed when she stumbled upon the violent scene. As she entered, she noticed a large eastern brown snake slithering roughly 16 feet up toward a rats nest with a python in its mouth.

"The python was coiled around a rat & not letting go," according to a Facebook post by Queensland-based Andrew's Snake Removal, which explained Mace had shared the story with them.
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The snake removal company said the reptiles eventually dropped to the ground and then began to "struggle" over the rat. But the tussle didn't last long.

"The python had coiled itself around the brown snakes head, this went on for a good half hour before the brown broke free & unfortunately for the python once it had been envenomated it was all over,little python still put up a fight but it didn't last much longer & was ultimately eaten," the group described.
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The eastern brown snake, known for its aggression, is considered one of the most dangerous serpents in the world.

"Eastern brown snakes, together with other browns are responsible for more deaths every year in Australia than any other group of snakes. Not only is their venom ranked as the second most toxic of any land snake in the world (based on tests on mice), they thrive in populated areas, particularly on farms in rural areas with mice," Australian Geographic once described in a blog pos t.

Andrew's Snake Removal shared a video of the wild encounter, noting that it helped bust a few myths - that venomous snakes can climb and they aren't deterred from engaging with pythons.

"When you have hay sheds, barns horse stables etc then you're going to get rodents & plenty of them, in return you're going to get equal both brown snakes & pythons with plenty of rodents to feed on between them," the company warned.

The service said the "crazy turn of events" was simply "nature at it's best."

"To sum up: the rat the little python was eating is now dead, the python who was enjoying the rat for lunch is now in the stomach of the brown snake," Andrew's Snake Removal concluded.

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Huge snake eats another snake that was attacking a rat: 'Crazy turn of events'

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A brawl between an eastern brown snake and a python over a juicy rat turned deadly last week - at least, for two parties involved. Jessica Mace of Mulgowie, Australia, was inspecting a loud noise coming from her backyard shed when she stumbled upon the violent scene.

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A doctor in California appeared via video link to tell a patient he was going to die.

Annalisia Wilharm was sitting by her grandfather's bedside in the ICU of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Fremont, California, last Monday night when the machine rolled into their room and a doctor, appearing via live video link, offered his grim prognosis. Her grandfather Ernest Quintana, 78, died the next day.

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A doctor in California used a video-link robot to tell a patient he was going to die. The man's family is upset

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Preparing for the death of a loved one is difficult no matter what. But Annalisia Wilharm never expected a doctor would deliver the bad news about her grandfather via a video screen on a robot.

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A woman suffered serious injuries to her arm after being attacked by a jaguar at Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium and Safari Park, just outside Phoenix, on Saturday.

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A woman suffered serious injuries to her arm after being attacked by a jaguar at Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium and Safari Park, just outside Phoenix, on Saturday.

The woman was attempting to take a selfie when the animal reached out and swiped at her, according to the Rural Metro Fire Department.

The zoo said the woman crossed a barrier in an attempt to get the photo.

"We regret to inform that this evening, before closing there was an incident reported involving a guest, who crossed over the barrier to get a photo, according to eye witnesses," Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium & Safari Park said in a statement. "The visitor sustained non-life threatening injuries to their arm from one of our female jaguars. At the request of the family, paramedics were called.

"At no time was the animal out of its enclosure," it added. "The incident is being fully investigated."

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Video filmed by an eyewitness in the aftermath of the attack showed a severe gash on the woman's left arm.

This is the second time in a month the same jaguar has swiped at a guest, Wildlife World Zoo Director Mickey Ollson told Phoenix ABC affiliate KNXV.

The zoo said on Twitter the jaguar will not be euthanized.

"We can promise you nothing will happen to our jaguar," the zoo said. "She's a wild animal and there were proper barriers in place to keep our guests safe- not a wild animals (sic) fault when barriers are crossed. Still sending prayers to her and her family."

Jaguars are the largest cat found in the wild in North and South America. Adults range from about 120 to 200 pounds, with males a little larger than females. Wildlife World has both black and spotted jaguars.

Jaguars are exceptional hunters and can kill large mammals with their sharp claws and powerful bite. Last July, a jaguar escaped its enclosure at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans during off hours and killed nine other animals, including three foxes, five alpacas and an emu. The animal was just reintroduced to its enclosure at the zoo last month.

Wildlife World is the largest zoo in Arizona.

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A woman suffered serious injuries to her arm after being attacked by a jaguar at Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium and Safari Park, just outside Phoenix, on Saturday. The woman was attempting to take a selfie when the animal reached out and swiped at her, according to the Rural Metro Fire...

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The Chiefs had 8 great years with veteran LB Justin Houston. They released him on Saturday and cleared up $14 million in cap space.

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The Chiefs announced Sunday that outside linebacker Justin Houston had been released. The 30-year-old former third-round pick out of Georgia spent all eight NFL seasons in Kansas City, where he logged 78.5 sacks, 32 passes defended, 14 forced fumbles and four interceptions.

"Over the last eight seasons we've had the ability to watch Justin grow into a leader on and off the playing field," Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt said in a statement. "His passion helped him become one the most successful pass rushers in franchise history. We appreciate his contributions to our team and community and he'll always be considered a part of the Chiefs family."

Coach Andy Reid added: "I've been fortunate to get to know Justin over the last six seasons, and not only is he a talented football player, but he's a tremendous person. He really helped set the tone, and I appreciate the work he put in with us. I wish him the best as he continues his career."

Houston was set to earn $15.2 million in 2019 and according to Spotrac, cutting ties with him clears $14 million in salary cap space. The Chiefs now have roughly $20 million to work with heading into free agency.

"Justin has made a lasting impact on this franchise and I can't thank him enough for his contributions over the years," Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said. "These decisions are never easy. I have a great deal of respect for Justin as a player and person and I wish him and his family the best moving forward."

Kansas City pass rusher Dee Ford was franchised by the team last week and if the two sides can't agree to a long-term deal by July 15, he'll earn $15.4 million in 2019 on the franchise tender.

Ryan Wilson has been an NFL writer for CBS Sports since June 2011, and he's covered five Super Bowls in that time. Ryan previously worked at AOL's FanHouse from start to finish, and Football Outsiders... Full Bio

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The Chiefs announced Sunday that outside linebacker Justin Houston had been released. The 30-year-old former third-round pick out of Georgia spent all eight NFL seasons in Kansas City, where he logged 78.5 sacks, 32 passes defended, 14 forced fumbles and four interceptions.

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Woman, 19, charged with attempted murder of Chicago officer expected in court

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Which airlines are still flying Boeing 737 MAX 8s?

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Airlines in multiple countries have suspended the use of Boeing's new 737 MAX 8 aircraft amid concerns over its safety, after an Ethiopian Airlines flight of the same model crashed Sunday, killing all 157 people on board.

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Members of the U.S. Women's National Team say they know they are on the "right side" of fighting for equal pay with their new lawsuit that blast soccer's national governing body for allegedly paying mere "lip service" to gender equality and dishing out markedly more pay to the men's team.

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US soccer players speak out on equal pay suit, inspiring women and whether they'll boycott the World Cup

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US soccer players Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe explain why they are taking their fight for gender equity to court.

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A doctor in California appeared via video link to tell a patient he was going to die. The man's family is upset

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Preparing for the death of a loved one is difficult no matter what. But Annalisia Wilharm never expected a doctor would deliver the bad news about her grandfather via a video screen on a robot.

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Authorities in Ethiopia, China and Indonesia grounded all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft Monday following the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jetliner that killed 157 people

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Associated Press 48 mins ago By ELIAS MESERET and YIDNEK KIRUBEL, Associated Press

Video by FOX News

"I heard this big noise," resident Tsegaye Reta told the AP. "The villagers said that it was a plane crash, and we rushed to the site. There was a huge smoke that we couldn't even see the plane. The parts of the plane were falling apart."

The state-owned carrier has a good reputation and the company's CEO told reporters no problems were seen before Sunday's fight. But investigators also will look into the plane's maintenance, which may have been an issue in the Lion Air crash.

The plane was delivered to Ethiopian Airlines in November. The jet's last maintenance was on Feb. 4, and it had flown just 1,200 hours.

China's Civil Aviation Administration said that it ordered airlines to ground all 737 Max 8 aircraft as of 6 p.m. (1000 GMT) Monday, in line with the principle of "zero tolerance for security risks."

It said it would issue further notices after consulting with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing.

China Southern Airlines is one of Boeing's biggest customers for the aircraft.

The 737 is the best-selling airliner in history, and the Max, the newest version of it with more fuel-efficient engines, is a central part of Boeing's strategy to compete with European rival Airbus.

"Safety is our No. 1 priority and we are taking every measure to fully understand all aspects of this accident, working closely with the investigating team and all regulatory authorities involved," the company said in a statement.

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Meseret reported from Addis Ababa. Associated Press writer Niniek Karmini in Jakarta, Indonesia, Edith M. Lederer at the United Nations and AP Airlines Writer David Koenig in Dallas, Texas, contributed.

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Kenya lost 32 people, more than any country. Relatives of 25 of the victims had been contacted, Macharia said, and taking care of their welfare was of utmost importance.

"Some of them, as you know, they are very distressed," he said. "They are in shock like we are. They are grieving."

In Addis Ababa, members of an association of Ethiopian airline pilots cried uncontrollably for their dead colleagues. Framed photos of seven crew members sat in chairs at the front of a crowded room.

Canada, Ethiopia, the U.S., China, Italy, France, Britain, Egypt, Germany, India and Slovakia all lost four or more citizens.

At least 21 staff members from the United Nations were killed in the crash, said U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who led a moment of silence at a meeting where he said "a global tragedy has hit close to home."

Both Addis Ababa and Nairobi are major hubs for humanitarian workers, and some had been on their way to a large U.N. environmental conference set to begin Monday in Nairobi. The U.N. flag at the event flew at half-staff.

The crash shattered more than two years of relative calm in African skies, where travel had long been chaotic. It also was a serious blow to the Ethiopian Airlines, which has expanded to become the continent's largest and best-managed carrier and turned Addis Ababa into the gateway to Africa.

HEJERE, Ethiopia - Authorities in Ethiopia, China and Indonesia grounded all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft Monday following the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jetliner that killed 157 people, and investigators found the flight recorders from the field where the plane went down.

The new plane crashed shortly after takeoff in clear weather outside Addis Ababa on Sunday, and the airline decided to ground its remaining four 737 Max 8s until further notice as "an extra safety precaution," spokesman Asrat Begashaw said. Ethiopian Airlines had been using five of the planes and awaiting delivery of 25 more.

As Ethiopia observed a day of mourning, Red Cross workers slowly picked through the widely scattered debris near the blackened crash crater, looking for the remains of the dead, while heavy machinery dug for larger pieces of the plane.

The plane's flight data and cockpit voice recorders were found, Ethiopian Airlines said. An airline official, however, said one of the recorders was partially damaged and "we will see what we can retrieve from it." The official spoke on condition of anonymity for lack of authorization to speak to the media.

Ethiopian authorities are leading the investigation into the crash, assisted by the U.S., Kenya and others.

"These kinds of things take time," Kenya's Transport Minister James Macharia told reporters.

Sunday's crash was strikingly similar to that of a Lion Air jet of the same Boeing model in Indonesian seas last year, killing 189 people. The crash was likely to renew questions about the 737 Max 8, the newest version of Boeing's popular single-aisle airliner, which was first introduced in 1967 and has become the world's most common passenger jet.

Safety experts cautioned against drawing too many comparisons between the two crashes until more is known about the disaster. Besides the groundings in China and Indonesia, Caribbean carrier Cayman Airways temporarily grounded their Max 8s.

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Chicago-based Boeing said it did not intend to issue any new guidance to its customers. It plans to send a technical team to the crash site to help investigators and issued a statement saying it was "deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the passengers and crew" on the jetliner.

People from 35 countries died in the crash six minutes after the plane took off from Ethiopia's capital for Nairobi. Ethiopian Airlines said the senior pilot issued a distress call and was told to return but all contact was lost shortly afterward. The plane plowed into the ground at Hejere near Bishoftu, scattering debris like a shredded book, a battered passport and business cards in multiple languages.

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Associated Press 48 mins ago By ELIAS MESERET and YIDNEK KIRUBEL, Associated Press Video by FOX News "I heard this big noise," resident Tsegaye Reta told the AP. "The villagers said that it was a plane crash, and we rushed to the site. There was a huge smoke that we couldn't even see the plane.

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A report of a stolen vehicle in Oregon on Saturday quickly morphed into a police chase that ended in a dramatic shootout -- caught on video -- and a person found dead inside a burnt-out car, officials said.  The Douglas County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post the incident began around 6 p.m. when deputies received a report of a possible stolen vehicle at a Love’s Travel Stop along Interstate 5 in Roseburg. The vehicle had been reported stolen on March 7, and reportedly had multiple weapons, including a semi-automatic rifle, and ammunition inside.

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A report of a stolen vehicle in Oregon on Saturday quickly morphed into a police chase that ended in a dramatic shootout -- caught on video -- and a person found dead inside a burnt-out car, officials said.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post the incident began around 6 p.m. when deputies received a report of a possible stolen vehicle at a Love's Travel Stop along Interstate 5 in Roseburg. The vehicle had been reported stolen on March 7, and reportedly had multiple weapons, including a semi-automatic rifle, and ammunition inside.

Officers initially tried to stop the vehicle, but that only triggered a pursuit that ended on a nearby ranch's property, where the stolen car became stuck in a field.
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The driver started shooting at authorities, who returned fire. Video taken by a witness shows the flash of a gun firing as several shots ring out. Livestock at the ranch can be seen running as the gun battle continues.

"I think that was the craziest thing I ever saw," Julie McCartt told FOX12

During the exchange of gunfire, the stolen car began to smoke -- and then caught on fire, according to police.
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McCartt told FOX12 that "within a matter of minutes" the vehicle went up in flames.

When they were able to approach the vehicle, police found the driver had died.
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No members of law enforcement were injured during the shootout, but officials said the involved officers were placed on administrative leave, which is standard protocol in officer-involved shootings.

Investigators are now seeking assistance in determining the driver's identity and said the incident remains under investigation by the Douglas County Major Crimes Team.

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Police shootout with suspect in Oregon after car chase captured in dramatic video

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A report of a stolen vehicle in Oregon on Saturday quickly morphed into a police chase that ended in a dramatic shootout -- caught on video -- and a person found dead inside a burnt-out car, officials said. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post the incident began around 6 p.m.

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A 19-year-old from Michigan died while vacationing in Cancun on spring break after falling from the balcony of a hotel Friday, officials said.

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A 19-year-old from Michigan died while vacationing in Cancun on spring break after falling from the balcony of a hotel Friday, officials said.

Ahmed Altaii fell to his death from a 7th-floor balcony at the GR Solaris hotel, the Mexican Municipal Secretariat of Public Security and Transit told the Yucatan Times.

Altaii was on a spring break trip in Mexico with his girlfriend and a group of friends at the time.

The girlfriend told authorities that her boyfriend had started drinking early in the day, the Yucatan Times reported. Officials have not yet said if that contributed to his death.
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News of Altaii's death drew a large group of friends to a park in his Dearborn, Michigan on Sunday night to mourn the 19-year-old.

"It's very, very heartbreaking. I really wish he was here today. He would have made us all have smiles on our faces," Aymen Mustafa told FOX2. "A lot of people are shocked that he's gone, wish he could be with us here today."
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The 19-year-old was a graduate of Fordson High School in Dearborn and he was attending Henry Ford Community College.

Fordson High School officals told WXZY-TV it will have extra counselors on hand Monday for students following Altaii's death.
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Authorities in Mexico said an autopsy and toxicology report will be conducted over the next few days to determine the 19-year-old's cause of death.

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Michigan teenager on spring break in Mexico dies after falling from balcony in Cancun

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A 19-year-old from Michigan died while vacationing in Cancun on spring break after falling from the balcony of a hotel Friday, officials said. Ahmed Altaii fell to his death from a 7th-floor balcony at the GR Solaris hotel, the Mexican Municipal Secretariat of Public Security and Transit told the Yucatan Times.

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The Coast Guard has issued a warning for ice fishermen in northern Ohio after 46 anglers became trapped on an ice floe that separated from shore on Saturday morning.

A total of 46 fisherman were rescued from the loose ice floe by Coast Guard and local emergency personnel, after being cut off from Catawba Island on Lake Erie, the Associated Press reported

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The Coast Guard has issued a warning for ice fishermen in northern Ohio after 46 anglers became trapped on an ice floe that separated from shore on Saturday morning.

A total of 46 fisherman were rescued from the loose ice floe by Coast Guard and local emergency personnel, after being cut off from Catawba Island on Lake Erie, the Associated Press reported.
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"Everybody was screaming," James Gibelyou, 33, told Fox 8 of the incident. "I kind of panicked at first, but then I talked to my wife and got control of myself. There were a couple guys who were freaking out and we calmed them down and got the situation figured out."

Pictures from Saturday morning show emergency workers transporting the stranded fishermen to the shore via airboats. Two were reportedly airlifted to a local hospital for further medical evaluation, amid reports from Fox 8 that some of the people fell into the water when the ice broke.

Around 100 other fishermen were said to have waded back to shore "by swimming or walking on ice-bridges," the Coast Guard confirmed.

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Officials with the Coast Guard also issued a warning to ice fisherman in the Great Lakes region, advising them to refrain from ice fishing, especially as the weather begins to get warmer.

"As temperatures begin to rise, the Coast Guard strongly urges people not to go out onto ice," the Coast Guard wrote in a news release. "Ice may look safe but it is difficult to determine the thickness visually and the increase in warm weather will continue to melt and weaken the ice."
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Dozens rescued after being trapped on Lake Erie ice floe

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The Coast Guard has issued a warning for ice fishermen in northern Ohio after 46 anglers became trapped on an ice floe that separated from shore on Saturday morning. A total of 46 fisherman were rescued from the loose ice floe by Coast Guard and local emergency personnel, after being cut off from Catawba Island on Lake Erie, the Associated Press reported.

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19 year old in Michigan dies from falling off the balcony of a hotel.

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A 19-year-old from Michigan died while vacationing in Cancun on spring break after falling from the balcony of a hotel Friday, officials said.

Ahmed Altaii fell to his death from a 7th-floor balcony at the GR Solaris hotel, the Mexican Municipal Secretariat of Public Security and Transit told the Yucatan Times.

Altaii was on a spring break trip in Mexico with his girlfriend and a group of friends at the time.

The girlfriend told authorities that her boyfriend had started drinking early in the day, the Yucatan Times reported. Officials have not yet said if that contributed to his death.
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News of Altaii's death drew a large group of friends to a park in his Dearborn, Michigan on Sunday night to mourn the 19-year-old.

"It's very, very heartbreaking. I really wish he was here today. He would have made us all have smiles on our faces," Aymen Mustafa told FOX2. "A lot of people are shocked that he's gone, wish he could be with us here today."
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The 19-year-old was a graduate of Fordson High School in Dearborn and he was attending Henry Ford Community College.

Fordson High School officals told WXZY-TV it will have extra counselors on hand Monday for students following Altaii's death.
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Authorities in Mexico said an autopsy and toxicology report will be conducted over the next few days to determine the 19-year-old's cause of death.

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Michigan teenager on spring break in Mexico dies after falling from balcony in Cancun

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A 19-year-old from Michigan died while vacationing in Cancun on spring break after falling from the balcony of a hotel Friday, officials said. Ahmed Altaii fell to his death from a 7th-floor balcony at the GR Solaris hotel, the Mexican Municipal Secretariat of Public Security and Transit told the Yucatan Times.