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6:32 PM1h ago902T/902R/914C — 15th Street West and Avenue O-8 — three vehicle collision……— sheriff, FD, and CHP enroute code 35:18 PM2h ago🔥 DOMINO FIRE — ANTELOPE ACRES West Avenue D & 110th Street……West Firefighters responded to a vegetation fire with smoke showing in the Antelope Acres area. The Domino Fire was initially reported at 5 to 10 acres, burning in light grass with a moderate rate of spread. An advisory was sent to Zones LAC-E1639, LAN-E001, LAC-E007 and LAC-E1642, informing residents of the vegetation fire. UPDATE: Forward progress has been stopped at approximately 20 acres, according to incident command3:43 PM4h agoQuartz Hill Rapper Among 3 Charged in $8.1 Million Stolen Checks Scheme……For Immediate Release U.S. Attorney's Office, Central District of California LOS ANGELES August 28, 2026 LOS ANGELES – An aspiring rapper is among two defendants arrested – and a total of three defendants charged – in a 25-count federal grand jury indictment alleging they illegally possessed more than 50 stolen United States Treasury checks and hundreds of other checks belonging to individuals and businesses, totaling more than $8.1 million, then cashed and attempted to cash stolen checks at lenders throughout Southern California, the Justice Department announced today. Ada William Obayuwana, 31, a.k.a. “ColdheartedAC” and “AC,” of Quartz Hill, is charged alongside Albert Tai Vu, 28, of Westminster, and Cassandra Marie Murrillo, 31, of San Diego, with nine counts of bank fraud. Obayuwana is also charged with three counts of delivering stolen Treasury checks and one count of aggravated identity theft. Vu is charged with five counts of delivering stolen Treasury checks, four counts of money laundering, and two counts of aggravated identity theft. Murillo is charged with an additional count of delivering stolen Treasury checks. Obayuwana was arrested and made his initial appearance in Los Angeles federal court on Wednesday. His detention hearing is scheduled for today. He remains in federal custody. Vu was arrested Thursday and is expected to make his initial appearance this afternoon in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles. Murrillo is expected to surrender to federal authorities on Monday in Los Angeles. According to the indictment, from at least April 2022 to December 2023, the defendants illegally obtained and possessed stolen checks totaling more than $8.1 million, including more than 50 stolen U.S. Treasury checks. The stolen U.S. Treasury checks contained tax refunds, veterans’ benefits, and Social Security Administration (SSA) benefits. The defendants then forged endorsements on the Treasury checks or altered names and addresses on the checks for the purpose of stealing them. The defendants opened bank accounts for the purpose of receiving the fraudulently transferred funds. Sometimes, they used business documents mimicking the names and other identifiers of the victims to cash stolen checks. The defendants then deposited stolen funds into accounts at bank and credit union branches in Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego counties. From April 2022 to December 2023, Obayuwana attempted to cash at least three Treasury tax refund checks with a total value of approximately $382,109. He ultimately successfully cashed one of those checks, withdrawing a total of approximately $229,109 in funds that were in the possession, control, and custody of the banks. In December 2023, Obayuwana possessed in his car in Oceanside more than 100 stolen or fraudulent checks, cumulatively worth more than $6.1 million. Among those checks were 48 stolen U.S. Treasury checks worth approximately $2,555,417 in tax refunds, veterans’ benefits, and SSA benefits. Of the checks he illegally possessed, eight were successfully cashed for a total value of approximately $1,701,507. From April 2022 to December 2023, Vu attempted to cash at least six Treasury checks with a total value of $2,151,391 and successfully cashed two tax refund checks worth $772,159. During that period, Murillo attempted to cash at least two checks worth $60,193 and successfully cashed one of them worth $31,405. In April 2023, Vu executed two cashier’s checks – each in the amount of $250,000 – at a bank in Anaheim. He used funds from a None to Lose LLC account that were derived from unlawful activity. The first check was paid out to a co-schemer’s LLC, and the funds were used to purchase a Range Rover vehicle, while the second check was paid to Murillo. Obayuwana and Vu also used stolen identities in furtherance of their bank fraud activities. An indictment is merely an allegation. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. If convicted, the defendants would face a statutory maximum sentence of 30 years in federal prison for each bank fraud count, a statutory maximum sentence of 10 years in federal prison for each counterfeit Treasury check- and money laundering-related count, and a mandatory consecutive two-year federal prison sentence for each count of aggravated identity theft. The United States Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigation, and the United States Postal Inspection Service are investigating this matter. Assistant United States Attorney Diane Roldán of the Major Crimes Section is prosecuting this case12:33 PM7h agoPalmdale High (42) vs Leuzinger High (7) Varsity12:26 PM7h ago11-79 — Sierra Highway and Avenue E — three vehicle collision, one……overturned — CHP, FD, and sheriff enroute code 312:19 PM7h ago3210 West Avenue L at 7-11 — suspect brandished firearm to caller……— sheriff enroute code 3 UPDATE: suspect described as a male black adult, thin build, 6'0 wearing a black shirt, black hat, and black pants — suspect fled westbound in a black Ford Focus with no front plate10:57 AM9h agoSTOLEN Taken last night between 11pm and 12am from AV Event Center……at 45000 Valley Central Way. Plate #9JEP90510:50 AM9h agoVideos from traffic collision in Avenue S and 30th Street East around……7:30 this morning7:00 AM13h ago🔥 TODAY IS THE DAY! THE WAIT IS OVER! 🔥 FINALLY —……CITY WIDE REVIVAL IS HERE! 🙌🔥 After months of prayer, fasting, preparation, and believing God the day we’ve been praying for has arrived! 🙏 Antelope Valley, get ready! More than 140 churches are coming together in unity for one purpose: to lift up the name of Jesus and believe for a mighty move of God! ❤️🔥 Tonight, we’re expecting worship, prayer, healing, deliverance, signs, wonders, miracles, salvation, and the powerful presence of God! 📍 Eastside High School Football Stadium 📅 AUGUST 29 Doors open 5:00 PM 🌎 BILINGUAL | FREE ADMISSION Bring your family. Bring your friends. Bring someone who needs Jesus. The valley is coming together and we believe tonight will be a night we will never forget! 🔥 ANTELOPE VALLEY, LET’S BELIEVE FOR REVIVAL! 🔥2:31 AM17h ago11th Street East and Palmdale Boulevard — vehicle vs building, three people……ran from vehicle — sheriff and FD enroute code 32:10 AM17h ago1233 Rancho Vista Blvd — caller states group of females fighting in……front of Happy Hours, one bleeding heavily, caller left area — sheriff enroute code 3