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Emergency crews and debris at the Learjet crash scene in Greenacres

Breaking — Palm Beach

LEARJET DOWN: 9 KILLED

All 9 aboard a Learjet 60 were killed Sunday in Greenacres. The NTSB is leading the investigation. No cause has been released.

All 9 people aboard a Learjet 60 were killed when the jet plunged into a neighborhood in Greenacres on Sunday, November 1. The plane had departed Austin-Bergstrom and was headed to North Eleuthera in the Bahamas.

The crew reported ice and turbulence at altitude and asked to climb. Then came the mayday: the jet was descending 10,000 feet per minute, then 20,000, in an overspeed condition. About 35 seconds after the first distress call, the crew's last transmission: “We're out of time.”

The jet fell roughly 27,000 feet in about a minute, according to flight tracking data, and came down near Military Trail and 10th Avenue North. No deaths or injuries on the ground were reported. About 600 residents were evacuated from a nearby mobile home park to shelters.

The NTSB is leading the investigation, with the FAA supporting. No cause has been released. The identities of the 9 people aboard had not been publicly released as of the latest official updates. Claims that the jet was shot down or struck by a drone are unconfirmed — officials have not linked the crash to any air defense deployment.

Rest in peace to all 9 souls. Our condolences to their families.

P.V.T.V. Media • Updated Mon, Nov 2 • No ground deaths reported

BREAKINGNov 1

Dallas: 4 Dead, 15 Hurt in Deep Ellum

Three separate shootings in the early hours of Sunday. Police have not said whether they are linked.

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Nineteen victims in total: 4 dead, 15 injured, across three scenes — Elm Street at 12:20 AM, Main Street at 1:05 AM, and South Crowdus Street at 1:35 AM, per the Dallas PD release.

The department says suspects remain outstanding. The chief earlier said at least one person was in custody or interviewed — custody status is fluid and conflicting, with no names and no confirmed link between the scenes.

Victim identities and conditions were not released. No officers were injured.

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FairfieldStill at large

BREAKINGNov 1

Fairfield: Suspect Still at Large

Constance Hages, 31, a mother of four, was killed inside a Spirit Halloween store on Friday night. Six others were wounded.

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The shooting happened around 8:30 PM on Friday, October 30, at Solano Town Center. Six people were wounded, three critically.

Police call it a targeted incident: one suspect, who fled before officers arrived. No ID, description, or motive has been released. The FBI's Sacramento Evidence Response Team is assisting.

Hages' family told police she was pregnant. Coroner confirmation was still pending in November 1 sources — PVTV does not assert it as confirmed.

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Bloomington7 hurt, stable

BREAKINGNov 1

Bloomington: 7 Hurt Near Campus

Gunfire after a disturbance near Kirkwood Avenue, homecoming weekend. One 18-year-old arrested; shooter or shooters unknown.

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Seven people, ages 17–27, were hurt — all stable, three needed surgery. None were students at the university.

An 18-year-old man was arrested on resisting and unlawful-carrying counts, with an AR-15-style handgun recovered. A second pistol was collected from one of the injured. Casings of two calibers were found.

Police have not determined who fired. The investigation is open.

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BREAKINGNov 1

Magic City Classic: Two Shootings

Two shootings less than 10 minutes apart outside Legion Field after the game. One person dead at the scene.

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The shootings happened on Saturday, October 31, in the 400 block of Graymont Avenue West, after the Magic City Classic between Alabama A&M and Alabama State.

A briefing described six victims in the first shooting and a second shooting in the vendors area. One person died at the scene; others were transported, including two in critical condition.

A 17-year-old was placed on a 48-hour felony hold with a Glock switch, and was not affiliated with either school. No charges, identity, or motive had been released. Victim names were not released.

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BREAKINGDEVELOPINGNov 2

Justice for Javits: The Latest

Ghana's government will fund his mother's trip. A visa agreement was claimed — the White House had not confirmed it.

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Javits Frimpong, 15, was shot once in the abdomen on the morning of Thursday, October 29, near East 171st Street and Crotona Place in the Bronx, walking to school. He died at St. Barnabas Hospital.

No arrests have been made. Police are searching for three teenage suspects, believed 16–18, who fled toward Crotona Park.

Mayor Mamdani said the president agreed to grant a visa immediately to Javits' mother, Doris Adu Gyamfi, after an October 31 call. The White House had not confirmed that as of November 1 reporting.

Ghana's government, through Foreign Affairs Minister Ablakwa, will fund her trip for a final farewell and funeral support.

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BREAKING#BENDSTRONGNov 2

Bend: Reopening Plan

Silver Rail stays closed until Nov 6. A community meeting is set for Nov 5. Eight school resource officers will rotate on reopening.

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No new charges or developments in the mother / gun-access investigation were reported in the searches checked.

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