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Cousins arrested for illegal hog hunting after abandoning dog on private ranch – Villages-News.com

Two cousins were arrested this past week after they allegedly snuck onto a private ranch to illegally hunt hogs and were tracked down through surveillance cameras, a Snapchat video and an impounded pit bull. Gavin Keith Dasher, 30, of Oxford, and his 18-year-old cousin, Gracin Randell Dasher-Richardson of Wildwood, were arrested by Sumter County sheriff’s deputies on misdemeanor trespassing charges. Gavin Dasher Gracin Dasher-Richardson The investigation began in late May when a detective found suspicious tire tracks leading to a fenced, private cattle ranch along Interstate 75 in Bushnell. The property owner authorized deputies to investigate after reporting that trespassers had been illegally hunting hogs on his land. The detective set up hidden surveillance cameras in the area. Late on the night of June 3, the cameras captured three men and a black dog moving hastily through a metal gate onto the property. When deputies responded to the area, they located a Chevrolet pickup truck parked nearby. As deputies approached, they spotted three men who suddenly turned and fled westbound deep into the ranch. While the men managed to escape, deputies captured a tan pit bull equipped with a tracking collar that was left behind. The dog was transported to

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Given Just 8 Months to Live, Teen Graduates Cancer-Free 4 Years Later Thanks to Doctor’s …

Dr. Mary Austin and Dylan At the age of 14, Dylan was diagnosed with Stage 4 kidney cancer—and doctors gave him just eight months to live. But he’s alive today thanks to Dr. Mary Austin, who not only treated his disease, but transformed his thinking—through friendship and a solemn promise. She urged him to persevere through 52 weeks of chemotherapy so she could attend his high school graduation. Dr. Austin, who made time for lunch with Dylan, was there for the boy, checking-in during his darkest days, when there was serious doubt he would live long enough to get that diploma. “I call her my second mom,” the Kansas City teen told CBS’s Steve Hartman. “She just hyped him up,” Dylan’s mom says. Dylan’s parents believe this human connection played a big part in saving their son. “Just that trick of saying, ‘Hey, I’ll make it for your graduation,’ changed everything,” added Dylan’s dad. “He just decided, you know… to keep fighting.” Now 4 years later, he’s cancer free, and this month he donned a cap and gown for a graduation ceremony—and there was a big surprise waiting at the end. (See the moment in the inspiring video below…) MORE

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Stelton: J.P. Crawford again shows immense leadership for Mariners – Seattle Sports

After spending eight seasons as the Seattle Mariners’ starting shortstop, J.P. Crawford embarked on a new chapter of his career this past week while sliding over to make his first four starts with the club at third base. Mariners prospect Kade Anderson extends long scoreless streak The position change was ultimately Crawford’s idea – a team-first move the 31-year-old former Gold Glove Award winner pitched to the Mariners last month to make room at shortstop for 20-year-old top prospect Colt Emerson. Seattle Sports’ Bob Stelton highlighted Crawford’s move to the hot corner during his weekly Bob’s Baseball Breakdown, saying it’s yet another example of the de facto team captain’s leadership within the Mariners’ clubhouse. “There’s nothing but praise (from his teammates) and raving about the character that he possesses and how he’s a leader – whether he’s out there on the mound talking to a pitcher who may be scuffling a bit, or whether he’s taking Colt Emerson and Cole Young under his wing,” Stelton said.  » Read More

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Launceston teacher’s aide jailed for grooming teenage boys – Pulse Tasmania

A former Launceston teacher’s aide has been jailed for grooming three teenage boys at the school where he worked and sending them explicit images of himself. Brandon Lee Anthony Chell, 28, was this month sentenced in the Supreme Court to 15 months’ imprisonment, backdated to June 12. He pleaded guilty to two counts of grooming with intent to expose a young person to indecent material and two counts of attempting to involve a person under 18 in the production of child exploitation material. The crimes were committed between April and August 2023, when Chell was 25 and working as a teacher’s aide at a Launceston high school. All three victims were male students at the school. Two were aged 15 and one was 15 and 16. Justice Robert Pearce said protection of children was the dominant consideration. Image / Pulse The court heard Chell befriended the boys on Snapchat. He sent one of them nude and semi-nude images of himself almost daily, often late at night and asked the boy to send images of his penis. He sent a second boy a message demanding an explicit image. The boy blocked him minutes later. He sent a third boy an explicit

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