Car bomb explodes at Washington funeral, police search for suspect

Fox News - Latest Headlines Edit Unfollow Car bomb explodes at Washington funeral, police search for suspect Sep 13, 2022 Washington State police are searching for a suspect who allegedly placed an explosive in a funeral-goer's car, causing the vehicle to blow up. Authorities in Auburn, Washington, said a passenger in a dark sedan placed the bomb while the victim attended a funeral at Mountain View Cemetery on August 23. No one was injured in the explosion, though the vehicle and surrounding trees were destroyed. The Auburn Police Department said that city employees followed the suspect's car, which prompted the passenger to fire gunshots towards them. POLICE DETONATE POTENTIAL BOMB INSIDE WEST VIRGINIA COURT BUILDING: REPORTS "City of Auburn employees followed the suspect’s vehicle as it fled the area," the Auburn Police Department wrote in a Facebook post. "The suspect vehicle's passenger then shot several rounds at the employees as they followed." Police say the vehicle is a black Acura RL with no license plates. The suspect is described as a tall man wearing a black ski mask.  MAN CHARGED FOR THREATENING LAS VEGAS AIRPORT WITH A FAKE BOMB Auburn is a moderately-sized city roughly 26 miles south of Seattle. Auburn police urge anyone with information relating to this case to call their tip line at 253-288-7403. Continue Reading Georgia rape suspect busted thanks to location sharing app, alligator sign Sep 13, 2022 A West Virginia man was arrested in Georgia for rape after the victim was able to notify authorities of her location using a smartphone application and an alligator sign. According to Coweta County, Georgia, authorities, a 17-year-old girl met suspect Dalton Ramsey online. He offered to drive her to see her boyfriend in Pennsylvania last week. But after picking her up, he instead stopped at B.T. Brown Reservoir Park, bound her hands with tape and sexually assaulted her at knife point. "Somewhere along there, their ride to Pennsylvania, they pulled off in Coweta County, and he rapes her at knife point, and we were able to confirm the incident happened inside Coweta County," Coweta County Sheriff’s Investigator Toby Nix said, according to FOX 5 Atlanta. Investigators said Ramsey allowed the victim to use her smartphone, which she used to tip off authorities to her location. GEORGIA MAN WEARING ONLY UNDERWEAR AND SOCKS ARRESTED AFTER STEALING A TRUCK The girl first shared her location with her boyfriend. Investigators said her boyfriend did a quick Google search to discover an online image of an alligator warning sign for boaters at the reservoir. She confirmed she had seen the sign outside the closed park. She then used an app called Noonlight once she and Ramsey were back on the road. Noonlight began tracking her phone and alerted authorities of her location. Within the app, the girl typed in "rape" and a description of the vehicle. Investigators said surveillance footage showed Ramsey's car outside the park. Ramsey was pulled over and arrested on September 6 in Habersham County, where he was taken into custody on kidnapping charges. He will be extradited to Coweta County for additional charges. MORE THAN 150 PEOPLE ARRESTED IN FLORIDA SEX STING, GEORGIA COP RESIGNS The Coweta County Sheriff’s Office is charging him with rape, kidnapping, aggravated assault with a weapon and possession of a knife during the commission of a crime. The victim has been reunited with her family, authorities said. Continue Reading

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