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Concord Fire Sent To Rumford Street

CONCORD, NH — Concord Fire and Rescue teams were sent to a multi-family unit on Rumford Street for a report of smoke coming from an apartment this afternoon, according to alerts online. NH Fire Alarm reported that smoke was reportedly seen from an apartment when firefighters arrived to 74 Rumford St., according to the post on Twitter at around 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 15, 2017. Firefighters were seen at the scene and officials from Concord Housing Authority were also speaking to firefighters, according to scanner chatter. Concord Fire Chief Dan Andrus reported that the fire was caused by an oven in one of the apartments. NewsCam 603 caught the firefighters arriving at the scene. [embedded content] Police had the street between Washington and Centre blocked off. (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Concord NH Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts .) Concord" class="redactor-linkify-object">https://www.facebook....

NH Fugitive Caught Hiding Inside Apartment: Marshals

CONCORD, NH — This week’s U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force Fugitive of the Week is behind bars, according to Deputy Marshal Jeffrey White . Adam Walter Searles , 28, was arrested on Aug. 24, 2017, on an outstanding arrest warrant issued back in May by the Strafford County Superior Court for bail violations stemming from original charges of burglary, credit card fraud and drug offenses. Searles, who has a number of priors, was featured yesterday and since that time, task force members – including members from the Strafford, Rockingham, Hillsborough and Belknap County Sheriff ’s Offices, Federal Protective Service , along with deputy U.S. Marshals – “developed information indicating that Searles was residing with a known associate on Abbey Lane in Dover,” White stated. Editor’s Note: This post was derived from information supplied by the U.S. Marshals Service . It does not indicate a conviction. This link explains the name removal request process for NH Patch police reports . “...

Montebello man killed in OIS was wanted for killing pregnant wife - Story

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MONTBELLO, Calif. (FOX 11 / CNS) - The manhunt for an alleged killer came to an end on Friday. Christopher Michael Diaz , who police say is a reputed gang member , was wanted for killing his pregnant wife, Roxanne Acosta, 2 weeks ago. She was 2-months pregnant with a 4th child. Friday afternoon, three officers followed Diaz from an apartment to a Montebello 'Super A' store. Police tried stopping the car, but Diaz ran away. Sheriff Deputies say Diaz ran a block away between two homes on Via Corona. Then they say, he tried scaling a fence and targeted police officers . "The suspect did turn around, point a gun at him, and fire at least one round," said Lt. Derrick Alfred with L.A. County Sheriff's Homicide Unit. Officers shot him, killing Diaz. CLICK RELATED STORY LINK :  Estranged Montebello man wanted for murder of pregnant wife Alicia Acosta says she always feared her estranged son in law would hurt Roxann. "She moved on with her life and he couldn'...

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Two Little Rock apartment complexes sold in $17M deal; undeveloped Chenal Parkway property sold

Affiliates of Toronto-based Republic Funds paid $17 million last month to buy two Little Rock apartment complexes with a total of 482 units. Republic Spanish Rock , a limited partnership, paid $11 million for the 258- unit Spanish Rock Apartments in the Markham Mesa subdivision . Spanish Rock is the combination of several complexes from eight units to 162 units. Another limited partnership, Republic Spanish Jon , paid $6 million for the 224- unit Spanish Jon Apartments at 5001 W. 65th St. Pete Hartnett, senior vice president of Dallas- based Rowan Properties , represented Republic Funds as well as the "large Texas-based seller that owns thousands and thousands of Class C units," he said. In an interview, Hartnett declined to identify the Texas seller. Both properties underwent significant interior and exterior renovations, which were completed before the sale, Rowan Properties said in a news release. Spanish Jon Apartments had a low cost housing program agreement th...

Prosecutors expect to charge German nurse with more killings

Summerville, SC (WCBD) – The Summerville Police Department has a suspect in custody following a shooting Sunday night . According to Lt. Nick Santanna with the Summerville Police department , officers responded to the Gates of Summerville Apartments in reference to a shooting just after 8:30 p.m. When officers arrived on scene, they found a deceased man with a gunshot wound in front of one of the buildings. According to Santanna, the suspect was located on the scene and arrested, he has been Identified as Wayne Jamal Pinckney , 21. Pinckney is currently being held at the Dorchester County Detention Center and will go before a judge Monday morning at 10 a.m. Pinckney is charged with murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime. The identity of the victim has not been released. Keep checking   counton2.com   for real-time updates on this story. To get breaking news alerts , download the free News 2 App for   iPhone   or   Android . Share this: Like this...

Son Of Sam: This Summer In 1977, An NYC Serial Killer Is Taken Down By A Parking Ticket

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NEW YORK, NY — In the summer of 1977, New York City was — literally and figuratively — on fire. It was the summer of disco fever, of Studio 54. It was the summer of Yankees mania. It was the summer that catapulted Ed Koch to City Hall. And in mid-July, it turned into the summer of darkness, when an epic, five-borough power outage — deemed an "act of God" by Con Ed — plunged the city into two days of total blackout. Airports shut down. News stations went off the air. Thousands were stuck in underground subway tunnels . Meanwhile, in the streets, the down-and-out — at their breaking point after years of municipal layoffs and a steady surge in violent crime — rioted and looted with abandon. Arsonists reportedly set more than 1,000 fires across the city in a single day. The Bronx, it would later be said, was burning. It was also the Summer of Sam. Want more local news? Sign up here to receive free newsletters and alerts from the New York City Patch . In spring 1977, police con...

Major project still planned for Monticello Avenue in Norfolk | Real Estate

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NORFOLK Plans for the new five- story complex north of downtown, featuring shops and more than 200 apartments, were approved three years ago. Last year, the former headquarters of Hampton Roads Transit was demolished to make way. But the 2- acre lot remains nothing but a fenced-off patch of dirt. And a few weeks ago, for-sale signs went up near the fences where renderings used to hang. The developer behind the proposed $42 million complex at 1500 Monticello Ave., next door to Chick-fil-A, said the project isn’t dead – merely delayed by financing problems. “We think it’s still a great site and a great opportunity to do something there,” said Michael Haller, the executive vice president of Fairfax- based developer Concord Eastridge . “We love what’s going on with Norfolk. ... We’d love to be a part of it.” By the end of the year, he said, the company hopes to either partner with new investors or find a purchaser to step in and build the “shovel-ready” project. The pr...

As housing market swoons, rentals boom in Norfolk | Real Estate

NORFOLK The housing market may be struggling, but apartment construction in Norfolk continues to boom. The City Council is expected to approve a rezoning today that will allow a 180-unit, $20. 7 million upscale apartment development called the Meadowood Apartments to be constructed off North Military Highway . It would be the seventh apartment complex that opened, received city approval or on which construction began in the past year. Moreover, two other apartment complexes have been proposed. Meadowood would be built on 7.7 acres currently zoned for industrial use on International Boulevard adjacent to a Kmart and the Park Crescent Apartments . Rents would top out at $1,450, said Taylor Franklin, vice president of multi family development for S.L. Nusbaum Realty . It would be a gated community, Franklin said. Nusbaum has either proposed, built or is building four of the complexes in Norfolk. "The apartment market in Hampton Roads remains very strong," Franklin...

Two-Bedrooms In Bayside: Where To Rent Under $3K With Your Family

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BAYSIDE, QUEENS — Bayside was once ranked as one of the most expensive housing markets in the nation when analyzing comparable detached homes in the United States and has since maintained its classification as an upper-middle-class community with a median income of around $93,500. But for those who are looking to settle down in Bayside, opportunities are abound — and Patch knows where to find them for under $3,000. Patch shares a list of two- bedroom apartments in Bayside up for rent for those looking to keep to a budget: realtor.com Address: 212- 23 42nd Ave 212 - 23 42nd Ave Apt 2H , Bayside, NY11361 Monthly Rent: $2,268 Details: “ Sunny 2 Bedroom Apartment steps from LIRR Station Sunny 2 BR Apartment on tree-lined street w/terrace near downtown Bayside and steps from the LIRR Station.” (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts .) realtor.comAddress: 50- 39 Clearview Expy Unit 1ST , Bay...

Major project still planned for Monticello Avenue in Norfolk | Real Estate

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NORFOLK Plans for the new five- story complex north of downtown, featuring shops and more than 200 apartments, were approved three years ago. Last year, the former headquarters of Hampton Roads Transit was demolished to make way. But the 2- acre lot remains nothing but a fenced-off patch of dirt. And a few weeks ago, for-sale signs went up near the fences where renderings used to hang. The developer behind the proposed $42 million complex at 1500 Monticello Ave., next door to Chick-fil-A, said the project isn’t dead – merely delayed by financing problems. “We think it’s still a great site and a great opportunity to do something there,” said Michael Haller, the executive vice president of Fairfax- based developer Concord Eastridge . “We love what’s going on with Norfolk. ... We’d love to be a part of it.” By the end of the year, he said, the company hopes to either partner with new investors or find a purchaser to step in and build the “shovel-ready” project. The pr...

Shooting victim in Little Rock named teen gunman before dying, affidavit says

A North Little Rock man fatally shot at a Little Rock apartment complex last month identified his killer in a "dying declaration" to detectives, according to a court affidavit released Thursday . Steven McPherson, 43, reportedly identified Jasper Lamar Singleton in a police photo lineup before he died from his injuries at UAMS Medical Center on July 27. McPherson was shot multiple times in his chest at Big Country Chateau Apartments that night. Authorities searched for Singleton, 19, for weeks before U.S. marshals found and arrested him Wednesday at Rodeway Inn & Suites at 2401 W. 65th St., according to an arrest report. Singleton, who is nicknamed "Fugi," was charged with first-degree murder. He pleaded innocent in the case Thursday morning in Little Rock District Court . [INTERACTIVE: Map details all Little Rock, North Little Rock killings in 2017] Judge Hugh Finkelstein set bail at $500,000. Two people besides McPherson said Singleton was at the apar...