Officer-Involved Shooting Leaves One Man Dead Inside Goleta Grocery Store

KEYT on October 20, 2025

Caleb Nguyen

EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated with additional investigation detail released by the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office on October 30th.

GOLETA, Calif. (KEYT) – New details released Thursday by The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office (SBCSO) regarding an October incident, which started as an assault with a deadly weapon that turned into an officer involved shooting.

Officers were called to reports of a suspect actively assaulting a victim at incident at 2:39 p.m. at the Ralph’s grocery store at the 5100 block of Hollister Ave. in Goleta, according to the SBCSO. Detectives have now learned the altercation came about when the suspect was seen abusing the victim’s dog.

The adult victim was stabbed twice by 34-year-old Abdou Rahman Nyan of Connecticut.

Nyan fled to the nearby Ralph’s grocery store and barricaded himself inside a bathroom at the back of the store.

SBCSO deputies say Nyan died after being shot following an attempt to apprehend him.

The Sheriff’s office says while armed with a knife, Nyan suddenly opened the door, pushed through a create barricade and charged through deputies. Sergeant Eric Delgadillo and Deputy Anthony Muneton fired six rounds, stopping the attack.

“What is immediately clear is that deputies contacted the adult male suspect and attempted to apprehend him although there was an altercation and the suspect was shot and deputies were not physically harmed the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene, the identity of the suspect is pending and we’ll provide further updates as they become available,” said Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Raquel Zick.

Witnesses told Your News Channel as employees and shoppers left their carts and headed for the door, they heard the gunfire.

Some workers waited patiently to be allowed back into the store to retrieve car keys, phones and other belongings before heading home.

A California Department of Justice vehicle arrived to take on the investigation.

Other businesses in the Magnolia Shopping center remained open.

The stabbing victim was treated at a local hospital and has since been released. The victim’s dog was unharmed.

The involved officers have been put on administrative leave.

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Jefferson City man charged with first-degree domestic assault

KMIZ on October 20, 2025

Ryan Shiner

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

A Jefferson City man was charged with two felonies after he allegedly tried to assault and smother his mother.

Danial Lowe, 34, was charged with first-degree domestic assault and first-degree kidnapping. He is being held at the Cole County Jail without bond, but a mugshot was not available on Monday afternoon. A court date has not been scheduled.

The probable cause statement says the victim spoke with police on Sunday after she was assaulted and not allowed to leave her residence for multiple days. A person described as a witness said the victim had asked for help after her son had been hitting her, the statement says.

Lowe allegedly tried to smother the victim with a pillow at one point and was “behaving erratically, believing himself to be either God of the Devil,” the statement says. The victim was brought to an area hospital and was diagnosed with a broken clavicle and soft tissue damage in her ear, resulting in losing her hearing, the statement says. Additional injuries were observed by medical staff and police.

Lowe allegedly denied assaulting the victim and told police she fell, the statement says.

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SJFD to replace 20 year old Ladder Five truck

News-Press NOW on October 20, 2025

TaMya Bracy

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — The St. Joseph Fire Department is one step closer to getting a new fire truck.

The new truck will replace its current Ladder Five truck, a 26 year old, 95 foot Sutphin.

The new Ladder Five will have a 100 foot aerial piece and a tower ladder. The truck has been 10 years in the building process and is currently in Springfield, Missouri receiving its final touches.

The new truck will cost $1.65 million. Fire Chief, Ivan Klippenstein, said SJFD was able to pay for the truck in advance which saved the SJFD a significant amount of money.

“That was during COVID when everything was kind of crazy. So we paid in advance back then and it’s taken care of now,” he said.

Klippenstein said typically, SJFD likes to change a truck every 10 to 15 years depending on the condition; however, the department keeps trucks with large ladders for over 20 years.

“It’s not very frequent that we do it, obviously, but the next one is slated for 2027. So we’re already looking into the next purchase,” Klippenstein said.

Klipperstein also said the new truck gives SJFD different opportunities in different ways.

“This particular truck has a great deal of storage space compared to our older truck,  which will make things easier to carry and find in that truck. It will also give us the opportunity to keep the old truck as a reserve truck,” Klippenstein said.

Keeping the old truck as a reserve truck is something new o the department.

“We’re going to do an ISO (International Organization for Standardization) audit very soon and that’s one of those things. There’s a lot of little categories to fill, but that’s one of them we haven’t ever filled before.”

SJFD is expected to receive the new Ladder Five in two weeks.

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Disney announces town center tenants, shares first look at ‘Parr House’ in Cotino

KESQ on October 20, 2025

Jesus Reyes

RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (KESQ) – Cotino, the Storyliving by Disney community in Rancho Mirage, announced its tenants for the town center.

Developers said the town center, named Cotino Bay Beach, Dining and Shops, will offer “premier dining and shopping experiences with both local and national brands along with an open-air artisan market.” The first phase of the center i set to open to the public in fall 2026. Additional tenant announcements are planned in the future and future plans include a hotel and additional retail space.

“Our vision for Cotino Bay Beach, Dining and Shops goes beyond a new development – we’re creating a vibrant new destination the entire region can enjoy,” said Claire Bilby, senior vice president and general manager of Disney Signature Experiences Emerging Businesses. “This curated mix of shopping and dining paired with the must-visit appeal of Cotino Bay Beach really enhances the community lifestyle here by creating new opportunities for residents and visitors to experience the magic of the Cotino community.” 

The first town center tenants include: 

Elevare

With a menu rooted in refined American cuisine, Elevare will offer fresh dishes inspired by the laid-back sophistication of California’s vibrant food scene while incorporating local, seasonal ingredients. The waterfront restaurant will include a warm, lively dining room with an expansive terrace offering unmatched views of Cotino Bay and the surrounding San Jacinto Mountains. Elevare will be open for lunch and dinner daily and will offer brunch at weekends. 

This brand-new, 8,000-square-foot concept, created by Oak View Group and designed by Ignisio Studios, will be a beautiful backdrop for guests to celebrate everything from everyday moments to special occasions.

Artigiano 

Artigiano, a pioneer of Canada’s coffee culture for more than 26 years, introduced the art of espresso and café hospitality to Vancouver long before specialty coffee became mainstream. Rooted in a commitment to craft and authenticity, Artigiano has grown from a single café into a celebrated brand known for its award-winning coffee, real ingredients and warm European-inspired atmosphere. As it expands to the U.S. for the first time, Artigiano brings its signature 100 percent Arabica blends and thoughtfully sourced organic ingredients to a 3,000-sqaure-foot space in the Rancho Mirage community—where every cup and every plate embodies their philosophy that beautiful ingredients make beautiful things.

On the Mark Fine Foods & Provisions 

Beloved Palm Springs specialty market On the Mark Fine Foods & Provisions will bring its curated selection of artisan goods, premium meats and cheeses, made-to-order sandwiches, wines, unique craft beers and more to its 3,700-square-foot second location in Rancho Mirage. A perfect place to shop for delicious treats, sit down and unwind with a glass of wine, or grab a bite to go before heading to Cotino Bay Beach, On the Mark will offer options to excite all culinary palates.

Khaga Yoga 

Khaga Yoga is bringing its welcoming yoga sanctuary for students of all levels to Rancho Mirage. From traditional disciplines to contemporary styles, the studio’s talented teaching team will deliver a diverse range of classes designed to support each individual’s journey toward health and well-being. Khaga Yoga’s new, 2,000-square-foot location will add a new dimension to its offerings with two thoughtfully designed studios, a retail boutique with yoga accessories and essentials, and classes for kids and families.  

Additionally, Disney shared a first look at the Parr House, a one-of-a-kind gathering space inspired by “The Incredibles 2.”

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Deschutes National Forest says it’s now hiring for wildland firefighter, other seasonal fire positions

KTVZ on October 20, 2025

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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) —The Deschutes National Forest of the USDA Forest Service said Monday it is now hiring for several seasonal positions, including wildland firefighters and smokejumpers

“We are looking for dedicated individuals to support fire operations. These seasonal positions are vital to wildfire preparedness and disaster response across federal and state agencies,” the forest said in a news release Monday that continues below: Available jobs include dispatchers, fire engine operators, fire prevention specialists, forestry aids and technicians, handcrew members, smokejumpers, and more.

Applications are open now through October 29, on USAJobs.gov. Local positions include:

Position
Grade
Announcement #

Wildland Firefighter
GW-0456-03
26-TEMPF3-R6-2PC033-3DH  

Wildland Firefighter – Engine
GW-0456-04
26-TEMPF3-R6-2PC048-4DH

Wildland Firefighter – Handcrew
GW-0456-04
26-TEMPF3-R6-2PC049-4DH

Wildland Firefighter – Handcrew
GW-0456-05
26-TEMPF3-R6-2PC029-5DH

Wildland Firefighter – Smokejumper
GW-0456-05
26-TEMPF3-R6-2PC035-5DH

Wildland Firefighter – Smokejumper
GW-0456-06
26-TEMPF3-R6-2PC036-6DH

Wildland Firefighter – Prevention
GW-0456-06
26-TEMPF3-R6-2SC043-6DH

Forestry Technician – Fire Dispatch
GW-0462-04
26-TEMPF3-R6-2PC035-4DH

Forestry Technician – Fire Dispatch
GW-0462-05
26-TEMPF3-R6-FS0936-5DH

Automotive Equipment Dispatcher
GS-2151-04
26-TEMPF3-R6-FS2854-4DT-GD

Automotive Equipment Dispatcher
GS-2151-05
26-TEMPF3-R6-FS2855-5DT-CC

Forestry Technician (Lookout)
GS-0462-04
26-TEMPF3-R6-FS2856-4DH

Forestry Technician (Lookout)
GS-0462-05
26-TEMPF3-R6-FS3451-5DH

Any U.S. citizen or national at least 18 years of age can apply. To learn more about the Deschutes National Forest visit our website fs.usda.gov/r06/deschutes. For benefits, information about working in wildland fire, or for more information about the Forest Service, visit www.fs.usda.gov.

About the Forest Service: The USDA Forest Service has for more than 100 years brought people and communities together to answer the call of conservation. Grounded in world-class science and technology– and rooted in communities–the Forest Service connects people to nature and to each other. The Forest Service cares for shared natural resources in ways that promote lasting economic, ecological, and social vitality. The agency manages 193 million acres of public land, provides assistance to state and private landowners, maintains the largest wildland fire and forestry research organizations in the world. The Forest Service also has either a direct or indirect role in stewardship of about 900 million forested acres within the U.S., of which over 130 million acres are urban forests where most Americans live.

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Fulton man accused of raping, assaulting woman

KMIZ on October 20, 2025

Ryan Shiner

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

A Fulton man was charged with several felonies after he allegedly raped and assaulted a woman on Oct. 16.

Joseph Mazella, 39, was charged in Callaway County with first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy, second-degree domestic assault, third-degree domestic assault and misdemeanor fourth-degree domestic assault. He is being held at the Callaway County Jail without bond.

The probable cause statement says police were called to a residence on Saturday about a sexual assault that occurred two days prior.

The statement says Mazella had first assaulted the victim by slamming them into a door, choking the victim and making them fall and hit their head, the statement says. A witness also described the assault and police noted the victim had visible injuries. Police wrote an argument preceded the assault.

Mazella then allegedly raped the victim, the statement says. Mazella allegedly admitted to having an argument and the first assault, but claimed the sex was consensual, the statement says.

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Camdenton man accused of threatening to shoot Lake-area bar patrons

KMIZ on October 20, 2025

Dan Kite

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

A Camdenton man is facing a pair of felonies following an incident at a Lake Ozark bar on Friday.

Jordan T. Cardwell was charged Saturday in Miller County with first-degree making a terrorist threat and resisting arrest on a felony charge.

According to a probable cause statement, officers with the Lake Ozark Police Department were called to Rock Island Bar in the 1200 block of Bagnell Dam Boulevard for a disturbance call. Cardwell was identified as trying to fight multiple patrons after being “cut off” by bar staff, according to witnesses.

One witness alleged that Cardwell threatened to “shoot up the bar” as he was being escorted out of the bar, a statement that was reportedly confirmed by several of the nearly 20 patrons at the bar, according to the statement. He was later arrested outside the bar.

Once in custody, he reportedly injured himself by banging his head on glass in the patrol car, then attempted escape multiple times after being let out of the car. He was taken to a Lake-area hospital where he allegedly attempted to escape again.

He was booked on a $25,000 but is no longer in the Miller County Jail.

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Bubba’s 33 to help boost Yuma economy

KYMA on October 20, 2025

Abraham Retana

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – A new restaurant officially opens its doors in Yuma as tens of people waited in line early Monday for the grand opening of Bubba’s 33.

Besides enjoying a variety of food, locals are excited for more businesses coming in to town to boost our economy.

“It’s a good thing people needs jobs. They hired 200 people…that’s good,” said Mike Goodson, a Yuma local.

Bubba’s 33 is located at Centre Square of Yuma on 16th Street and Fourth Avenue

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Local junior high school honored for outstanding support for military families

KYMA on October 20, 2025

Manoah Tuiasosopo

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA) – A local junior high school is being honored for its outstanding support of military families.

Woodard Junior High School in Yuma has been officially designated a “Purple Star School,” a national recognition given to schools who go above and beyond in supporting military-connected students and their families.

Woodard becomes the 11th school in the district to earn this distinction.

The school district says it’s proud to ensure every student feels welcome, supported, and ready to succeed.

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Keep Idahoans Safe: Drug Takeback Day returns October 25

KIFI on October 20, 2025

News Team

SOUTHEAST IDAHO (KIFI) — As autumn arrives, local law enforcement agencies are encouraging Idahoans to tidy up their medicine cabinets and keep dangerous medications and drugs out of the hands of the Gem State’s most vunerable.

This week, police departments and Sheriff’s Offices across the region are participating in the National Drug Takeback Day.

On Saturday, October 25th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., law enforcement agencies are inviting the public to bring their old, expired, or unwanted prescription medications to designated collection sites. This service ensures the medications are safely and properly destroyed in partnership with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).

To find a collection site near you, click HERE.

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