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Fourth victim dies following domestic violence shooting in Cleveland’s Brooklyn Centre neighborhood

By Megan Sims, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A fourth victim has died after a domestic violence incident on Friday turned into a mass shooting at a home in Cleveland’s Brooklyn Centre neighborhood.

Sgt. Jennifer Ciaccia of the Cleveland Police Department has confirmed that the 48-year-old male victim of Friday’s shooting at a home on Mack Court near West 37th Street had died Sunday morning.

He was one of five victims of the shooting, four of whom now have died.

Three were pronounced dead at the scene. The 48-year-old man and his 8-year-old daughter had been transported to MetroHealth Medical Center in critical condition from one or more gunshot wounds. The girl is still hospitalized at this time, Ciaccia said.

Police have not publicly identified the 48-year-old man.

The shooting took place around 8 p.m. on Friday. Police had been flagged down by a 41-year-old suspect, who has not been formally identified, and were told that five people had been shot. The suspect took officers to the home where three people had been found dead on arrival: Miguel Gonzalez, 69, of Cleveland; Angelic Gonzalez, 34, of Cleveland; and Jayden Baez, 16, of Cleveland.

The suspect, who is related to the dead victims, was taken into custody but, as of Saturday, had not been formally charged. An investigation into the shooting is ongoing.

Source consulted https://www.cleveland.com/

An airliner departing Kennedy Airport aborted its takeoff when another jet crossed the runway in front of it, the Federal Aviation Administration said Saturday.

At around 8:45 p.m. Friday, a Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 headed to the Dominican Republic was on its takeoff roll when a London-bound American Airlines Boeing 777 crossed the runway, the FAA said.

Air traffic controllers noticed the incident, and the Delta jet aborted its takeoff.

Source consulted /www.nydailynews.com

After four-year-old clouded leopard Nova escaped her enclosure at the Dallas Zoo on Friday, police officials launched an investigation and determined the fence surrounding her habitat was intentionally cut. Nova was found and safely secured, but it was reported late Saturday that a similar cut fence was found at a second enclosure, which contains the zoo's langur monkeys.

According to an updated report by The Dallas Morning News, police are still investigating and cannot confirm whether the two incidents are related at the moment. The monkeys never left their habitat and "did not appear to be harmed or in any danger."

The Associated Press reports that police and zoo officials have reviewed surveillance footage but would not say whether they found any potential suspects. The Dallas Zoo provided an update on Nova Saturday, tweeting that she has reunited with her sister Luna and "has settled right back into her routine."

Source consulted www.chron.com