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Travis Kelce Putting His Finger Under His Nose Has Got Some People ConfusedTravis Kelce puts his finger under his nose on occasion, which has led some to wonder what the gesture from the football player might mean.

Beverly Hills: 99% of people arrested by ‘safe streets’ unit were Black, suit saysRodeo Drive police unit sued for egregious racial profiling, stopping and arresting Black people without cause

The Altruistic Meaning Behind "Diamonds From Sierra Leone" by Kanye West and Jay-ZKanye West found another way to sneak humanitarian meaning into his brash artistry with "Diamonds From Sierra Leone."

playing guitar than studying, Mike Amiri (Pop Smoke's, no, Pop Smoke's fan favorite? Yes, he did favor that brand, as most urban artists.) did poorly at Beverly Hills High School & could

so could ya help a brother's lungs breathe, so as to free everything,

it's proper, considering the unpaid promo team, most rappers huh, it's soft, in your hood? the hub of the states is indeed new york, not beverly hills, scary narcissist. i do not want to wear your name, it isn't mine, but why are others, and why do I feel compelled 2?

Los Angeles police are searching for a possible serial killer targeting homeless people sleeping alone at night after connecting three shootings this week to one suspect.

The killings occurred early in the mornings of Sunday, Nov. 26, Monday, Nov. 27 and Wednesday, Nov. 29.

LA police looking for possible serial killer targeting homeless peopleIn each case, a man approached a homeless person sleeping alone, shot the victim with a handgun then fled in a two-door vehicle.

Pasadena's Son of Sam? Police Have Arrested a Serial GunmanThe man arrested for killing Mickey Cooper — the brother of a former L.A. Lakers legend — randomly targeted other victims in Pasadena, too.

Suspect in fatal shootings of 3 homeless men in LA already behind bars for separate homicideLaw enforcement officials say that the suspected killer they believed was "preying on the unhoused" is already in custody for his connection to a separate killing in San Dimas earlier this week.

Arraignment delayed for suspect in killing of ex-Laker’s brotherPASADENA — Arraignment was postponed Monday for a man charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of the younger brother of former Lakers star Michael Cooper at a

Officers accuse Pasadena Police Department of racial discrimination and harassmentThree Black police officers have filed claims against their department alleging racial profiling, discrimination, harassment and retaliation for speaking up.

The husband, Omar El Hosseiny, says the video was recorded on a ring camera and appears to show Osiri Negrete, serving the officers tequila. Negrete is also a police officer, and she was on probation at the time of the incident.

El Hosseiny says that he tried to get her to stop serving the officers alcohol, but she ignored him.

The video has sparked outrage in Pasadena, and calls for the officers to be disciplined have been mounting.

https://www.pasadenanow.com/main/pasadena-police-officers-disciplined-last-month-after-drinking-at-party

Homicide in a Pasadena Park, of Michael Cooper's baby brother Press Release

"a few hours after"

24-year-old Aaron Miguel Conell was arrested without incident on Mickey Mouse's (mine, too) in Pasadena, CA (shoutout Lancers), on 11/18/2023 (my birthday, Mickey Mouse's), but then they found him on 12/2?confusing!

On November 20, 2023, Conell’s booking charge was amended to include Penal Code 187 (change that bus line #, it's scary)

Pasadena, CA – On November 18, 2023, at 4:10 AM, officers from the Pasadena Police Department (PPD) responded to Washington Park located in the 700 block of East Washington Blvd. regarding a ShotSpotter gunshot detection alert. Upon arrival, officers located an adult male in the park who had sustained gunshot wounds and was unresponsive. The male was pronounced deceased at the scene. Detectives from the Pasadena Police Department’s Robbery / Homicide Unit (RHU) responded to the crime scene to initiate an immediate follow-up investigation into the shooting. The victim was identified as 64-year-old Mickey Cooper, a Pasadena resident. RHU detectives quickly identified a person of interest only a few hours after the homicide. Believing this person posed an immediate threat to the public, detectives coordinated an arrest operation with members of the US Marshal’s Pacific Southwest Regional Fugitive Taskforce, PPD SWAT, and PPD K-9 Unit. 24-year-old Aaron Miguel Conell was arrested without incident. Connell, a Pasadena resident, was booked at the PPD Jail for a different and unrelated crime under Penal Code 245(a)(2) (Assault w/ a Firearm). Over the weekend, RHU detectives continued their methodical follow-up investigation and obtained additional evidence related to the murder of Cooper. On November 20, 2023, Conell’s booking charge was amended to include Penal Code 187(a) (Murder). On November 21, 2023, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office charged Conell with Penal Code 187(a) (Murder), PC 664-187(a) (Attempted Murder), and Penal Code 245(b) (Assault with a Semiautomatic Firearm) under court case #23PDCF00017. Bail was set at $4,025,000. NEWS RELEASE PASADENA POLICE DEPARTMENT 207 N. GARFIELD AVE. PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 91101 GENE HARRIS CHIEF OF POLICE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 22, 2023 For More Information: Lieutenant Keith Gomez: 626-744-4517 11/22/2023 PA2023-96508 KG During the investigation, PPD provided extra service and security to the park. We will continue to be a presence in the community. Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to call the Pasadena Police at (626) 744-4241 or report information anonymously by contacting "Crime Stoppers" at (800) 222-TIPS (8477), via your smartphone by downloading the “P3 Tips” Mobile APP on Google Play or the Apple App Store, or by using the website

Pasadena police officer, diagnosed with rare disease, marries girlfriend in hospital roomA 26-year-old Pasadena police officer was only a month away from his wedding day when he was diagnosed with a rare disease. He and his bride celebrated their love by getting married in the hospital.

PASADENA, Calif. (KABC) -- Omar and Osiris Elhosseiny's love story began at the Pasadena Police Department when he was only a cadet, and she was a youth advocate.

The young couple was less than a month away from their wedding day - she was 23 and he was 26 - when the groom was struck with a rare disease in June.

"I got up in the morning, and I could not get out of bed. I could only put my feet down, but I couldn't actually pick up my body," he said."