Teen Rescued After Being Trapped In Abandoned Bank Of America Vault In Hollywood
A teenager who had been trapped inside an abandoned Bank of America vault was rescued Wednesday afternoon.
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A teenager who had been trapped inside an abandoned Bank of America vault was rescued Wednesday afternoon.
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Over 150 children were fed and given Miami Dolphins memorabilia ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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