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After they obtained a search warrant for the house in the 800 block of North Burlington Street, officers "attempted to make contact with the suspect over the telephone and through loudspeakers," police said in a statement. "We can't confirm if he was in the home or outside of the home. We do know originally, we had no injuries and then someone presented themselves to first responders on scene with injuries," Bureau Chief Travis Francis told 11 News. "He was immediately treated by our EMS crews and transported to the hospital."

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One city official said many of the homes will be uninhabitable for weeks. Another man, Erik Ramos, pleaded guilty Monday to the same charge, according to the U.S. attorney’s office. In his plea agreement, Ramos admitted to transporting the fireworks along with Ceja. Ron Gochez of Unión del Barrio, which has helped organize community members affected by the blast, told Price they need to see work being done on homes on the street by Aug. 1, or residents will start protesting the city.

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Emergency medical workers treated 57 firefighters for minor issues while they responded to the explosion and fire, Chief Imbarlina said. Casey and Keegan, who lived on nearby Brookside Drive, were at the house at 141 Rustic Ridge Drive when it exploded, the family told the Trib. Plum Police Chief Lanny Conley said the Allegheny County medical examiner has determined that four adults and one child died from the explosion in the Rustic Ridge Estates neighborhood. Horrifying video captures the moment a house was blown to smithereens in western Pennsylvania, killing five people — including a 38-year-old man and his 12-year-old son — and critically injuring a sixth person. The Los Angeles Police Department is promising a full investigation amid growing questions about the agency’s handling of a fireworks seizure in South Los Angeles that ended with a huge explosion that injured 17 people.

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A house in Virginia exploded Monday night shortly after officers were executing a search warrant at the residence for reports of a person discharging several rounds with a flare gun, officials said. Three officers reported minor injuries, but none was transported to the hospital. Six people were killed and several others injured in a house explosion Saturday in Plum, a suburb of Pittsburgh.

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The person had fired the flare gun around 30 to 40 times "from inside his residence into the surrounding neighborhood," police said in a statement early Tuesday. The person inside did not respond, and officers were trying to execute the search warrant when "the suspect discharged several rounds, from what is believed to be a firearm, inside the home," police added. A massive explosion engulfed a home and rocked a neighborhood in Arlington, Virginia, as police were investigating a man who fired a flare gun dozens of times from inside Monday night, police said. Two people inside the house were escorted out before the explosion and suffered only minor injuries from the blast. ESSEX, Md. — An explosion razed a home in suburban Baltimore, officials said, sending one person to the hospital for injuries and requiring aid from dozens of firefighters to douse the flames.

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Cannon said it has been a top priority among city officials, police and fire investigators to get to the bottom of the deadly explosion that caused so much damage to nearby businesses and killed one innocent bystander. And the police chief said that as much as their families "were hurting, they wanted to express to the community their personal gratitude that no other persons died." Plum and county law enforcement, as well as the county fire marshal's office, are investigating, and the state public utilities commission and local utilities were also at the scene. Officials said the investigation will be a "slow and long process" that could last for months or years. County spokesperson Amie Downs said emergency responders reported people trapped under debris after one house apparently exploded and two others were engulfed in flames.

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“This tragic fire incident should rightly shake our people to their cores, considering the magnitude of losses; and we stand in solidarity with those who are mourning the loss of their loved ones. It’s also possible, as news columnist Anita Chabria notes, that the case could turn out to be a big nothing. Not only are there legal reasons why the decision might have little bearing on California’s homelessness policies, she writes; the court could also decide the case is now moot because of an Oregon law overruling Grants Pass’ onerous ordinance. Baltimore County Fire Department encourages anyone who smells gas or has any suspicion of it to call 911 immediately. Fire officials said investigators have talked to the homeowners, but no further details were released.

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An unnamed officer was suspended for 10 days without pay as a result of the fireworks explosion, according to department records posted online in April. That was the first disciplinary action to come to light against an officer related to the disaster. On Wednesday night, Price met with residents who expressed frustration over relocation services, the slow process to get their homes repaired and the possibility of getting kicked out of the hotel. Block with fireworks, 18 families are still living in a hotel, symbolizing failed city attempts to make them whole. “The city remains relentlessly committed to working with each remaining household to provide relocation and assist them in getting their needs met,” the statement said. However, he wasn't able to get the family's three cats and hopes they are all right.

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"I've lived here more than 20 years," she said, adding that the explosion knocked down some of her wall hangings. "I walk past there all the time. It's a little frightening to think what's going on in these houses." Chris White, a tech executive living in California, told NPR that he rented the house that exploded from Yoo and his wife from 2015 to 2016. "I would characterize these communications as primarily complaints about alleged frauds he believed were perpetrated against him," Sundberg told reporters. "The information contained therein and the nature of those communications did not lead to opening any FBI investigations." In an effort to compel Yoo to surrender, Penn said the officers deployed "nonflammable, less-lethal chemical munitions" where Yoo was believed to be hiding.

Fire officials said investigators are working to determine who the man is in relation to the home. "So at this time, the charge of involuntary manslaughter, a 15-year felony, is the highest charge, the highest charge that could be levied," said Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido. Law enforcement officials said Friday that they received information on Saturday, April 20, that Kestou was scheduled to depart from John F. Kennedy International Airport to Hong Kong that evening.

The LAPD’s bungled detonation of his cache blew up a neighborhood and injured 17 people. Two people have been charged in relation to the case, including Arturo Ceja III, who lived on 27th Street. Ceja pleaded guilty in August 2021 in federal court to the unlicensed transport of explosives from Nevada to California. Another family has signed a lease and is in the process of moving out. In a news release late Monday, the county said the home where the explosion happened was having "hot water tank issues." The tank was in the basement CBS Pittsburgh reported. In all, 57 firefighters were treated on scene for minor issues — many of them for heat exhaustion.

"Even in war, I have never heard of anything of this level at this distance." Right before the explosion, police were using "nonflammable" chemical munitions to draw the suspect out of the home, Penn said. District Court for the Western District of New York, Yoo filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against a hospital in 2018, claiming he was hospitalized against his will in 2015. In 2021, he sued his ex-wife’s divorce attorneys for $300 million, accusing them of fraud, intentional infliction of emotional distress and other offenses. "There is no ongoing threat to the community related to this incident and no outstanding suspects," Penn said during a press briefing on Tuesday.