Man arrested for allegedly stealing copper from Palisades Fire job site
The truck was loaded with approximately 1,000 pounds of copper and the driver, Ernesto Alegria Ramirez, told officers he had permission to take the copper from a job site.
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The truck was loaded with approximately 1,000 pounds of copper and the driver, Ernesto Alegria Ramirez, told officers he had permission to take the copper from a job site.
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The Los Angeles Rams will be hosting their NFL Draft operations inside a fire station honoring first responders who battled the recent wildfires.
Video shows the suspect walking towards the pulpit at St. Camillus Center for Spiritual Care, grabbing the cross and walking straight out of the building.
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