Wednesday, August 22, 2012

POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -- State Police are looking for a car that may be connected with a murder last week in Mason County. Troopers from the Mason detachment have taken over the investigation into the killing of Rene Gonzalez, State Police announced Wednesday. Gonzalez, 43, was found shot to death on the porch of his home on W.Va. 2 in Gallipolis Ferry on July 11.

POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -- State Police are looking for a car that may be connected with a murder last week in Mason County.

Troopers from the Mason detachment have taken over the investigation into the killing of Rene Gonzalez, State Police announced Wednesday. Gonzalez, 43, was found shot to death on the porch of his home on W.Va. 2 in Gallipolis Ferry on July 11.

State Police Cpl. B.L. Keefer said Wednesday that troopers are looking for a dark-colored passenger car, possibly dark blue, with West Virginia license plates and tinted windows that was seen in the area on the day of the shooting. The car is believed to have oval-shaped headlights and a starter problem that creates a high-pitched grinding sound.

Keefer said the car was not a suspect vehicle, but a "vehicle of interest." State police think the people in the car may have seen something that may help with the murder investigation.

Anyone with information about the car, its occupants or the shooting is asked to call the Mason detachment of the State Police at 304-675-0850.
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine - Doe www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov Human remains (bones) were found in a wooded area (private property) South of town. The remains had been there for a considerable amount of time. The clothes, for the most part, had deteriorated due to the elements,


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Human remains (bones) were found in a wooded area (private property) South of town. The remains had been there for a considerable amount of time. The clothes, for the most part, had deteriorated due to the elements, however in the waist-band of the pants was,printed in red JACK-HALL which may be a...
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Rafael Gonzales – Possession of Cocaine. Juan J. Gonzalez -- Trafficking in Cocaine (3 counts); Engaging in a Pattern . Now. You see the arrests below ?? Do you think the Gonzales may be related ?? one of those things that make you go humm ???


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Top 5 Most Dangerous Cities Top 5 Least Dangerous Cities Camden, NJ Detroit, MI Atlanta, GA St. Louis, MO Gary, IN Newton, MA Brick Township, NJ Amherst, NY Mission Viejo, CA Clarkstown, NY Scott Morgan, president of Morgan Quitno Press, said of Newton, MA, which received this year's Morgan Quitno Safest City Award, "Newton has an outstanding record when it comes to fighting crime. It reported no murders and boasts some of the lowest rates among cities for rape, robbery and motor vehicle theft."

The Top 5 Most Dangerous & Least Dangerous U.S. Cities: See if Your City Made the List!
by www.SixWise.com

The results are in from the annual City Crime Rankings, a popular reference book that compares the crime levels of 354 U.S. cities.

Read about the annual City Crime Rankings, a reference guide full of fascinating facts including where your city ranks.

Six crime categories are considered among the cities -- all of which must have populations of 75,000 or more -- to establish the rankings. They include:

Murder
Rape
Robbery
Aggravated assault
Burglary
Auto theft
The research is compiled from the FBI's final 2003 crime statistics, which were released in October 2004. All cities with populations over 75,000 that submit crime data to the FBI are included.

Top 5 Most Dangerous Cities Top 5 Least Dangerous Cities
Camden, NJ
Detroit, MI
Atlanta, GA
St. Louis, MO
Gary, IN
Newton, MA
Brick Township, NJ
Amherst, NY
Mission Viejo, CA
Clarkstown, NY
Scott Morgan, president of Morgan Quitno Press, said of Newton, MA, which received this year's Morgan Quitno Safest City Award, "Newton has an outstanding record when it comes to fighting crime. It reported no murders and boasts some of the lowest rates among cities for rape, robbery and motor vehicle theft."

Camden, New Jersey was ranked the most dangerous city in the United States.

Interestingly, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that Morgan found a minor error in the results. Some 5,760 crimes were missing from the St. Louis police's 2003 data-an omission that would have moved St. Louis up to the third most dangerous U.S. city and bumped Atlanta down to fourth!

This most recent version of City Crime Rankings (the 11th edition) can be ordered from Amazon.com in paperback for $44.95 or hardcover for $99.95.

Many libraries also keep the annual City Crime Rankings on their shelves. It is an interesting resource for its many facts, including learning where your city (or nearest city) ranks and helping those considering a move to other regions.
Sources

America's Safest (and Most Dangerous) Cities

Camden, NJ Named Most Dangerous City
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FIRST EUROPEANS A reconstructed Neanderthal skeleton, right, and a modern human version of a skelaton are on display at the Museaum of Natural History Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2003 in New York. The Neanderthal skeleton, reconstructed from casts of more than 200 Neanderthal fossil bones, is part of the museum's exhibit called "The First Europeans: Treasures from the Hills of Atapuerca." (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) AP



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