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Hialeah travel agency robbed at gunpoint; suspect at large - 7Online WSVN

Giraldo Acosta, president of Cubamax Travel Inc., said he was inside his office when the suspect walked inside Cuba Max Cargo, located on West 57th Street and 11th Avenue in Hialeah, and ambushed two of his employees just as they were preparing to ... >> view original

Woman Sought in Hialeah Bank Robbery: FBI

The FBI is looking for a bank robber who targeted a TD Bank in Hialeah early Thursday morning. The bank robber, who appears to be a woman wearing a white t-shirt, green scarf and dark sunglasses, entered the TD Bank at 801 West 49th Street in Hialeah ... >> view original

Search Is On For Female Bank Robber In Hialeah

The FBI released this photo of a bank robbery suspect in Hialeah. (Source: FBI Miami). 2. Follow CBSMIAMI.COM: Facebook | Twitter. HIALEAH (CBSMiami) — The FBI has released photos of a bank robbery on Thursday. Images show a woman in sunglasses ... >> view original

Man airlifted to hospital after falling from truck in Hialeah

A 60-year-old man was airlifted to a hospital Thursday morning after he fell from a truck in Hialeah, fire rescue officials said. Sky 10 was above the scene at 9715 NW 138th St. about 10:15 a.m. as the man was placed onto a stretcher and taken away in ... >> view original

Search ends as lost El Faro ship is identified

Thirty-two days after the cargo ship El Faro went missing with a crew that included seven mariners with New England ties, a US naval search team has identified the vessel's wreckage just east of the Bahamas, federal officials said Monday. The 790-foot ... >> view original

Boko Haram video shows severing of right hands of 2 alleged thieves

LAGOS, Nigeria – A new Boko Haram video shows the members of the militant Islamic group severing the right hands of two men alleged to have stolen money. The video posted on social media Monday shows villagers gathered around armed fighters while ... >> view original

Yes, the pope has a police force. Here's how the Vatican lays down the law.

Technically, Vatican City is an independent sovereign state. However, it's far from an ordinary one. A walled enclave in the Italian capital of Rome, the Vatican occupies just 110 acres – a geographical size that makes it the smallest state in the ... >> view original

How Israel?s Most Successful Terrorist Stalked Rabin and Ended Peace

The engrossing new book 'Killing a King' tells the story of the Rabin assassination up close and personal—and how the killing effectively ended the best chance for peace. On Jan. 22, 1995, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was due to speak at Yad ... >> view original

Russian plane crash in Egypt: It's too early to determine cause, officials say

(CNN) How close are authorities to pinpointing what caused a Russian passenger jet to break up in midair and crash in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula? That depends who you ask. The airline says technical faults or human errors couldn't have caused Metrojet ... >> view original

Heavy Fog Envelops Parts of Europe, Canceling Flights

LONDON — Dense fog caused scores of flights to be delayed or canceled early Monday across three of the world's busiest aviation hubs — London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt — and shrouded London landmarks like St. Paul's Cathedral and the Houses of ... >> view original