内容摘要：By late Wednesday, authorities had announced they were seeking to apprehend three additional suspects — two each wanted on a charge of attempted first-degree murder and one facing three charges of helping someone under age 21 possess alcoholic beverages. Another suspect on identical alcohol counts has been arrested and jailed, according to the Catawba County Sheriff’s Office. Killian also is expected to face additional charges, sheriff’s Maj. Aaron Turk said.

By late Wednesday, authorities had announced they were seeking to apprehend three additional suspects — two each wanted on a charge of attempted first-degree murder and one facing three charges of helping someone under age 21 possess alcoholic beverages. Another suspect on identical alcohol counts has been arrested and jailed, according to the Catawba County Sheriff’s Office. Killian also is expected to face additional charges, sheriff’s Maj. Aaron Turk said.

in late April that he could retrieve Abrego Garcia with a phone call to El Salvador’s president. But Trump said he wouldn’t do it because Abrego Garcia is a member of the, an allegation that Abrego Garcia denies and for which he was never charged.

JUNO BEACH, Fla. (AP) — An adolescent loggerhead sea turtle named Dilly Dally crawled into the Atlantic Ocean Wednesday morning, months after having a front flipper amputated at a Florida turtle hospital.The turtle was brought to Loggerhead Marinelife Center in January suffering from predator wounds to the front flipper. The veterinary crew at the Juno Beach facility assisted in Dilly Dally’s rehabilitation and care.“Every time we can release a turtle back into the wild is special and not just for us but for all the interns and volunteers and everyone that puts an effort to getting these turtles back out there. It’s always a really special day,” said Marika Weber, a veterinary technician at the center.

Stormy weather on Wednesday almost caused Dilly Dally’s release to be postponed. But they packed the turtle up and drove the short distance to the beach. A crowd of beachgoers cheered as the turtle made its way to the ocean.A satellite tracking device attached to Dilly Dally’s shell will allow the center and the public to follow her journey.

The center partnered with the Smithsonian to get the satellite tag, which was attached on Tuesday.

“So now Dilly Dally has an active live satellite tag on her and we can get real-time data on where she goes, which is really exciting because we don’t really know what happens to our three flipper turtles once you release them, Weber said. “Now we know if their migration or foraging patterns change and it’ll be really helpful to see what happens to these patients.”“The French people here, they’re so good to us,” the 98-year-old said, on a walk to the water’s edge on Omaha. “They want to talk to us, they want to sit down and they want their kids around us.”

“People are not going to let it be forgotten, you know, Omaha, these beaches,” he said. “These stories will go on and on and on.”that overlooks Omaha, the resting place for nearly 9,400 American war dead, workers and visitors rub sand from the beach onto the white gravestones so the engraved names stand out.

Wally King, a sprightly 101-year-old, wiped off excess sand with a weathered hand, resting the other atop the white cross, before saying a few words at the grave of Henry Shurlds Jr. Shurlds flew P-47 Thunderbolt fighters like King and was shot down and killed on Aug. 19, 1944. In the woods where they found his body, the townspeople of Verneuil-sur-Seine, northwest of Paris, erected a stele of Mississippi tulip tree wood in his memory.Although Shurlds flew in the same 513th Fighter Squadron, King said he never met him. King himself was shot down over Germany and badly burned on his 75th and last mission in mid-April 1945, weeks before