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CA Man Sentenced To 25 Years To Life In 2009 Cold Rape Case
Juan Antonio Garcia Jimenez pleaded guilty to forcible rape and admitted to committing the crime during a first-degree burglary.

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Juan Antonio Garcia Jimenez pleaded guilty to forcible rape and admitted to committing the crime during a first-degree burglary.

Sofia Ann-Buitron Drotts, 26, was taken into custody.
The Carnival Luminosa requested a medevac for a passenger with signs of a stroke.
One person was taken to a hospital.
The fast increase in water flow dislodged sediment, contaminating the water with iron and manganese.
A woman was accused of kidnapping after entering a stranger's residence and interacting with a child, police said.
A fire believed to have started in a kitchen exhaust system caused extensive damage to a Santa Rosa Carl's Jr.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleges 99 Ranch Market violated federal law by discriminating against an employee.
Mendocino County deputies said a woman allegedly pulled the trigger on a rifle during a robbery- kidnapping, but the weapon malfunctioned.
Four Santa Rosa teenagers suspected of grand theft, including two wanted on felony warrants, were arrested Friday in Petaluma.
Motorcyclist dies in crash at Del Valle Regional Park as authorities investigate what caused the fatal collision.
Scott Wiener, a Democratic state senator running to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress, said he was chased away from the march.
Firefighters said they were assisted by U.S. Park Police and National Park Service rangers.
The suspect was arrested and booked into jail.
Two officers were assaulted and received medical treatment for non-life-threatening injuries, police said.
The felon was arrested for possession of illegal fireworks and a parole violation and was booked into the Santa Rita Jail.
Police found one person dead and a second gunshot victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The blaze spread to other structures. In one home, six people, three dogs and a cat were displaced.
The incident started when the man spray-painted homophobic slurs on a building in San Francisco's Castro District, authorities said.
The violations stem from Union Pacific removing polychlorinated biphenyl or PCB-contaminated soil from their site.