The hosts are also unbeaten on home soil in all competitions in the 2024/25 season and can be proud of the fact that they beat Premier League side Leicester City on penalties in the third round of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday evening.

However, Colchester could prove a tough nut to crack as the 11th-placed visitors are unbeaten in their last four league games.

U’s striker Lyle Taylor scored a brace in the 3-0 win over Tranmere Rovers last Saturday – the first of which was his 100th EFL goal – and the summer signing will be hoping to score in the third game of the season.

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Walsall vs Colchester takes place on Saturday, September 28, 2024.

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“Honestly, it was devastating,” says Cynthia Carrera.

LOS ANGELES – Almost five years ago, Cynthia’s brother Alfredo Carrera and his friend José Flores Velázquez were murdered in South Los Angeles simply because they were on the territory of a rival gang.

None of the men belonged to a gang. Alfredo was about to become a father, and Jose, a student at UCI, had just accepted a job at NASA.

“This was a cold-blooded murder. And it wasn’t just one person; two innocent people lost their lives for no reason,” Carrera said.

Seventeen-year-old Shanice Dyer, a member of the East Coast Crips, was charged with first-degree murder by then-District Attorney Jackie Lacey and was scheduled to be tried as an adult. However, that changed when George Gascón took office in 2020.

“The public needs to know what’s going on,” said Michele Hanisee, president of the Association of Deputy District Attorneys in LA County. She explains: “One of the many blanket policies that Gascón implemented on his first day in office was that no crime committed by a juvenile – no matter the circumstances – would ever be referred to adult court.”

As a result, Shanice Dyer was tried as a juvenile. Although she was convicted of two murders, she served less than four years in prison. “It’s still very difficult. And now we find out that this person committed another crime and did this to another family,” Carrera said.

The same woman who killed Alfredo and Jose is now accused of murder again, allegedly as an accessory to the murder of 21-year-old Joshua Streeter. Retired Los Angeles District Attorney Kathy Cady, now a victim advocate, says: “George Gascón refuses to accept responsibility for the fact that his policies led to this murder. He hides behind explanations that make no sense.” Carrera adds: “Gascón’s reform aimed to rehabilitate people and give them a second chance, but since the incident no one has cared about the victims. Nobody ever asked, ‘What can we do for you?'”

George Gascón declined our request for an interview, but his office released the following statement:

“Our hearts break for the victim and his family. This is an unimaginable tragedy. However, it is very unlikely that Ms Dyer would have been placed under any administration. According to the law, there are five factors that a juvenile court would have considered” and weighed in deciding whether Ms. Dyer could remain in the juvenile justice system. Of these five factors, only one factor, the circumstances and seriousness of the offence, supported transfer to adult court. Given this, it is highly unlikely that Ms Dyer would have been transferred to the juvenile justice system even if the court had held a transfer hearing.

1. She was under the influence of adult men and acted at their direction, suggesting that she did not display a high level of criminal sophistication;
2. your lack of a serious criminal history at this time;
3. The amount of time and opportunities that remained at that point to rehabilitate her in the juvenile justice system; And
4. The lack of any previous opportunities to rehabilitate them in the juvenile justice system.

In March 2022, LADA’s Juvenile Alternative Charging Evaluation Committee (JACE) was founded. Since then, 23 adult court transfer requests have been approved by JACE.

Of the approved cases, five JACE cases were heard in juvenile court.
Four JACE transfer requests were rejected by the court.
1 JACE transfer request was granted by the court.
1 JACE transfer application is currently still in progress.

India vs Bangladesh Live Score, 2nd Test, Day 2: More cloud cover awaits.

Meanwhile, India will be hoping the rain and overcast conditions will allow their bowlers to get something out of the pitch, with the impact of the game not being felt as deeply on the surface so far. India clearly expected the pitch to add some spice and Rohit Sharma chose to bowl first after winning the toss – the first time an Indian captain had made that decision on home soil since 2015.

Overall, both teams will be hoping the weather cooperates after losing 55 overs due to rain on the opening day of the game. Bangladesh played the new ball without too much damage and will want their veterans like Rahim, Shakib Al Hasan and Litton Das to benefit from friendly conditions before the black ground plays a role for India’s spin duo.

The Tigers themselves have opted to go into this game with an extra spinner in Taijul Islam, but India will fancy their chances of opening the game with just two pacers in their opposition. While Ravichandran Ashwin got some spin and uneven bounce, it wasn’t too threatening for the batters and Ravindra Jadeja was left unused.

The weather forecast is for rain both overnight and on Saturday afternoon and with the pitch not looking too difficult to bat on, both teams will be hoping a result is still possible. India will look for quick wickets to make up for lost time, while Bangladesh will likely follow instructions to remain patient and vigilant.

Yesterday on the first day – at every possible pitch – Sharma had deployed Najmul Hossain Shanto’s men to bat, marking a countermove to the captaincy trend on Indian pitches. Since it had rained the day before and the game had to start an hour late, perhaps the idea was to take advantage of the overcast conditions. There was early movement for Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj, but Shadman Islam and Zakir Hasan were alert to start.

However, Zakir failed to get going and was dismissed for a 24-ball duck after the introduction of Akash Deep, who continued his form of picking up crucial first innings wickets after being introduced as the first change bowler. Zakir was dismissed by another great low catch from Yashasvi Jaiswal at the gully before Shadman Islam was caught LBW after a good recommendation from the Indian team.

Shanto came on at number four and steadied the ship with Mominul Haque, setting up a 51-run partnership before one that didn’t turn caught him by surprise and sent the Bangladesh captain packing. This was Ashwin’s 420th wicket in Asian conditions, placing him second among bowlers with the most wickets in Asia ahead of Anil Kumble. Mominul began to bounce back after a mixed start and played some good shots before the end of the game, while Mushfiqur Rahim got himself into the game at the other end. Bad light forced the umpires to call off the play-offs and with rain also beginning to fall over Kanpur, Bangladesh had to post a solid score of 107-3.

Below are some notes about the 2nd Test India vs Bangladesh:

– Bangladesh resumes 107-3

– An early start is expected and play can continue until 5:30 p.m., light conditions permitting.

– Unfortunately more rain is expected on the second day.

– Virat Kohli needs 129 more to complete 9000 Test runs.

– High hopes rest on Mushfiqur Rahim and Mominul Haque.

Collingwood Football Club’s Beau McCreery has won the Gatorade Grand Final Sprint at the 2024 Toyota AFL Grand Final, securing the crown as the league’s fastest player.

McCreery crossed the finish line first ahead of Darcy Wilson (St Kilda) and Eddie Ford (North Melbourne), who took second and third place respectively.

The sprint, presented by Gatorade, saw players compete in the traditional 100-meter dash across the MCG with pre-game heats before the finale at halftime.

As part of its commitment to developing the next generation of soccer players, Gatorade will make a $5,000 donation to the Cove Cobras Junior Football Club, the community club where McCreery began his career.

Below are the top five results from the 2024 Gatorade Grand Final Sprint:

• 1^st Location: Beau McCreery (Collingwood)

• 2^nd Location: Darcy Wilson (St Kilda)

• 3^approx Place: Eddie Ford (North Melbourne)

• 4^Th Place: Will Hamill (Adelaide Crows)

• 5^Th Place: Will McLachlan (Brisbane Lions)

From Mirror staff reports

The Bedford Symphony will perform an evening of classic film themes entitled “A Night at the Movies” on Saturday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. in the Bedford High School Auditorium, 330 E. John St., Bedford. Check-in is at 5:00 p.m. 30 euros for an “instrument petting zoo” where the audience can try out all kinds of musical instruments before the concert. The group will perform themes from “Harry Potter,” “Jurassic Park,” “James Bond,” “Rocky,” “The Addams Family,” Pixar, “The Pink Panther,” “Mary Poppins” and more.

The concert will be directed by Bedford native Shannen Billie, who joined the Bedford Middle School staff this year as choir director.

“My hope for this concert is that every audience member can find something they can relate to,” Billie said. “I consciously chose a wide variety of music in order to appeal to as many people as possible. In my opinion this will be by far our best concert. Every single member has worked so hard and we have grown so much as a group. I’m very proud of the work we’ve done and I can’t wait to share it with the community.”

“We are very pleased to be able to perform in the high school auditorium this time,” said Karen Semanek, president of the symphony orchestra. “Capacity is more than double that of any venue we have played in to date and this will allow us to provide more affordable seating for children. We want to expand our audience to include a new generation of symphonic music lovers. In the year and a half since our founding, we have been filled to capacity at each of our performances, and that will give us room for more spectators. We want to encourage people to bring their whole family.”

Tickets are $5 for children under 18 and $20 for adults and can be purchased online at Eventbrite.com or Give.cfalleghenies.org/movies2024 and in person at the Bedford County Library, Soaring Eagle Productions in Bedford or at the To be purchased at the box office show.

The group also sponsors free violin, viola, cello and bass violin lessons for local residents. They are always looking for new members and encourage anyone who played in the high school band to pull out their old instruments, dust them off and attend rehearsals at Zion Lutheran Church in Everett on Thursdays at 7 p.m.

“The minimum requirement for participation is that a player is able to play on time and on time, otherwise everyone is welcome,” Semanek said. “We want to continue to grow our group of musicians in the community.” To join, sign up for classes or call 814-977-0537 for more information.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has announced the AFCAT 2 Result 2024. Candidates who have cleared the Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) 2024 can now view and download their results from the official website www.afcat.cdac.in.

The AFCAT 2 2024 exam was conducted by the IAF on August 9, 10 and 11 in two shifts daily from 10 am to 12 pm and 3 pm to 5 pm.

IAF AFCAT 2024 RESULT: HOW TO DOWNLOAD

1. Visit the official website: www.afcat.cdac.in.
2. Click on the “Login” tab.
3. Enter your registered email ID and password.
4. Access the portal to download your AFCAT 2 scorecard.
5. Save the result for future reference.

DIRECT LINK TO CHECK SCORECARDS

SELECTION PROCESS

Candidates who have passed the written examination for Ground Duty Officers (Non-Technical and Technical) and Officers in the Flying Branches will advance to the AFSB interview round.

This phase will consist of psychological tests, group tasks and personal interviews which will ultimately decide the final selection of officers for the Indian Air Force.

For more details, candidates can visit the official website of IAF AFCAT.

A major fire broke out at Tata’s iPhone factory in Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu on Saturday morning. The fire broke out around 5:30 a.m. in the company’s cell phone accessories paint shop.

Several workers were working at the plant when the fire broke out. However, seven fire engines were deployed to extinguish the fire and evacuate all employees from the premises.

At the time of the incident, around 1,500 workers were working on the first shift. While the cause of the fire is currently under investigation, no injuries were reported in the incident.

Several videos appeared online showing thick clouds of smoke coming from the production facility.

A spokesperson for Tata Electronics Private Limited (TEPL) said in a statement, “An unfortunate fire incident occurred at our factory in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. Our emergency protocols ensured that all of our employees were safe. The cause of the fire is under investigation and we will take necessary measures to protect the interests of our employees and other stakeholders.”

A senior police official said three workers who had breathing problems were taken to a hospital for treatment and are said to be in a stable condition. The official said over 100 police officers were deployed to assist in the affected areas.

The Hampshire mum has been driving trains for two years now and said often when she told people what she did for a living they would say she was “the first train driver” they had met.

She said that although it was still a male environment, she had never faced any hostility or prejudice during her work.

“The railway is like a big family and everyone is very supportive of each other,” Ms Deedat said.

She said she adapted shift work to fit her children and family life.

Looking back on her time as a driver, she said: “I just love being in the taxi and seeing all this beautiful scenery, especially the drive through the South Downs and the wildlife, it’s wonderful.”

“It’s a great feeling to know that you got all these people safely to their destination.”

Ms Deedat shared her experiences in a SWR video campaign to encourage more women to enter the rail industry.

SWR apprenticeship positions will open at Farnham, Fratton, Waterloo and Weymouth depots.

The organization said female applicants do not need previous rail experience.

Israel has launched a series of massive attacks on Beirut, with the military saying it attacked the headquarters of the militant group Hezbollah.

The first wave of attacks shook windows across the world Lebanese capital and sent thick clouds of smoke into the air.

Israel says Hezbollah Leader Hassan Nasrallah was the intended target of the attack, but a senior Israeli official said it was too early to say whether the attack was successful.

Latest news from Israel and Hezbollah: Commander of militant group “killed in Lebanon”

A source close to Hezbollah told Reuters that Nasrallah was still alive, and Iran’s Tasnim news agency also reported that he was safe.

According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, at least six people were killed and 91 injured in the airstrikes. It said the numbers were preliminary.

A second round of attacks by the Israeli Air Force followed early Saturday, targeting Hezbollah weapons production facilities and key command centers of the militant group in southern Beirut, according to the Israeli military.

After the attack, flames could be seen rising in certain areas. And Israel says it also attacked targets in the Bekaa Valley and hit the mountain town of Bhamdoun.

This came hours after the IDF first called for the immediate evacuation of some specific buildings in the southern suburbs.

Army spokesman Avichay Adraee said in a post on X that people should “move at least 500 meters away from three buildings.”

During the attacks, the Israeli military claimed it killed Hezbollah’s missile unit commander, Muhammad Ali Ismail, and his deputy, Hossein Ahmed Ismail.

Friday’s attack was Israel’s strongest attack in Beirut during its nearly year-long conflict with Hezbollah, which began when the Iran-backed group began firing rockets into Israel almost immediately after Hamas attacked from Gaza on Oct. 7.

The Israeli military claimed it carried out a “precision strike” on Hezbollah’s headquarters, which it said was located “among residential buildings in the heart of Dahieh in Beirut.”

Dahieh – the Hezbollah-controlled southern suburb of Beirut – has been attacked four times in the last week, displacing an estimated 100,000 people.

Four of the buildings in the area were reduced to rubble on Friday, Hezbollah’s Al Manar TV reported.

The Iranian embassy in Beirut described the attacks as a “dangerous, groundbreaking escalation” and called them a “crime” that deserved “appropriate punishment.”

Then overnight Sunday, the Israeli army claimed it had also eliminated the leader of a Hamas network in southern Syria.

According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, more than 720 people have been killed and over 200,000 displaced in Lebanon since the conflict escalated following pager and radio explosions.

On Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue Israel’s attacks on Iranian-backed fighters in Lebanon a speech to the United Nations General Assembly.

“As long as Hezbollah chooses the path of war, Israel has no choice, and Israel has every right to eliminate this threat and return our citizens safely to their homes,” he said.

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“Israel has tolerated this intolerable situation for almost a year. Well, I came here today to say enough is enough,” Mr. Netanyahu added.

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Israeli airstrikes have killed more than 700 people in Lebanon, raising fears of an all-out war between the two sides.

Satellite images captured by Maxar Technologies show the extent of damage caused by some of the attacks in Chouaghir, Baalbek-Hermel Governorate in eastern Lebanon.

The first image, taken on September 3, 2024, shows a building seemingly surrounded by trees. In the second picture from September 26th, the same building is completely destroyed.

Israel claims the aim of the bombing is to end more than 11 months of Hezbollah shelling of its territory.