How Trump-Vance and Harris-Walz Made It to the Presidential TicketComparing the major career moments of the 2024 presidential and vice-presidential candidates.
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Vance, Harris, WalzOrganizations:Trump
Police described theft as rampant at Whole Foods, with thieves walking out with armfuls of alcohol, at least at the start.
Chief Scott said that plainclothes officers were sent there and security improved over time, but seemingly not enough for the company.
Mr. Peterson could see the 2,000-unit Trinity apartments, the high-end complex that Whole Foods had hoped would be its customer base.
Across the intersection, security guards stood sentry in front of the Orpheum Theater, where “Pretty Woman: The Musical” was playing.
Mr. Peterson said he understood why Whole Foods had closed the store.
But Mr. Sullivan often insisted that crime was a losing issue for Ms. Hochul.
Mr. Sullivan declined to comment on campaign strategy.
He and Ms. Hochul have stood by its chairman, Jay Jacobs, who has become a punching bag for Democrats, especially on the left.
Mr. Sullivan’s allies say he and Ms. Hochul want to strengthen the party, but they could only describe vague plans.
“I don’t think he has any agenda other than the governor being successful.”Susan C. Beachy contributed research.
The cheerleader in Texas simply wanted to find her car in a dark parking lot after practice.
Each of them accidentally went to the wrong address or opened the wrong door — and each was shot.
This week, the issue of “wrong address” shootings stirred protests and widespread outrage after a homeowner in Kansas City, Mo., shot a 16-year-old who rang the wrong doorbell.
Days later, a 20-year-old woman in upstate New York was fatally shot after she and her friends turned into the wrong driveway.
And then two cheerleaders in Texas were shot after one got into the wrong car in a dark parking lot.