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Married couple died in apparent murder-suicide in Mira Mesa (opens the original)
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The deaths of a married couple found dead in their Mira Mesa home last week are being investigated as a murder-suicide, San Diego police said Thursday. Officers responded around 7 p.m. last Friday after neighbors reported suspicious activity at the home on Summerview Court, police said. They found the husband with a gunshot wound to his upper torso and the wife shot to death in the garage. Tere Silentwater-Teresi, 78, was pronounced dead at the scene. Todd Teresi, 61, was transported to a hospit
San Diego police arrest suspects who allegedly used social media to sell drugs to college students (opens the original)
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A nearly yearlong investigation into a ring that was selling drugs on Instagram has culminated in several arrests, San Diego police said this week. During the 11-month investigation, police said detectives issued 15 search warrants and located multiple residences and vehicles throughout City Heights, downtown San Diego and Pacific Beach that were used to manufacture, store and distribute drugs and guns. The operation used several Instagram accounts to sell drugs to college students in particular
San Diego police crack down on group accused in illegal street racing throughout San Diego County (opens the original)
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Authorities arrested and cited several people Saturday in a crackdown on illegal street racing, using social media to pinpoint where large groups would be gathering for dangerous stunts, San Diego police said Wednesday. Police determined through social media posts on Instagram that street takeovers were being planned for the middle of the night at the intersections of Scripps Ranch Court and Scripps Ranch Boulevard in Scripps Ranch, Clairemont Mesa Boulevard and Antigua Boulevard in the Tierrasa
Check your lottery tickets, Escondido Powerball players. You may be the winner of $1.5 million. (opens the original)
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Someone bought a Powerball lottery ticket in Escondido — worth more than $1.5 million — but it’s about to pass on to California public schools if the winner doesn’t claim it by next week. The winner, who bought the ticket at Varso Gas on the corner of Escondido Boulevard and Brotherton Road, has had 180 days since the drawing in February to claim their prize, but that deadline is approaching on Aug. 20, according to the California Lottery. After that, the winner will not be able to claim the $1.
Fifth film in San Diego franchise ‘Attack of the Killer Tomatoes’ hits theaters Friday (opens the original)
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Five films and nearly 50 years later, thinking about the history of the “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes” film franchise brings tears to writer and producer Steve Peace’s eyes. The emotions struck Peace, 73, late at night at Davidson Street and Third Avenue in Chula Vista, where he sat with his wife, Cheryl, after filming a scene for “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence.” He realized that the original film in the franchise took just one truck for equipment and other movie-making su
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