(July 23, 2015)Strentz said Maybin will not be released anytime soon from prison as he is being held on a parole violation and will be sitting behind bars for some time.

UPDATED 7-25-2015

THE JUDGE IGNORES THE TESTIMONY OF TWO EYE WITNESSES 

 PHILADELPHIA PA JULY 23, 2015 (CNBNewsnet)—NOT GUILTY! said Judge Sean Kennedy at the trial today for Nathaniel Maybin Jr. held at the Philadelphia Justice Center, 13th Street, and Gilbert Avenue. After announcing his verdict, Kennedy got up and walked into his chambers as cheers and applause could be heard coming from Maybin’s family and friends. 

Today’s trial was a continuance of last week’s proceedings which was delayed after Maybin\’s attorney, Allan Sagot, requested a postponement because a witness for the defense was supposedly ill and unable to attend.

Scott Lunger

Hayward Police Department, California

End of Watch: Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Sergeant Scott Lunger was shot and killed while conducting a traffic stop near the intersection
of Myrtle Street and Lyon Street at approximately 3:15 am.

Zane, a 5-year-old bloodhound, was found dead around 5 pm. ET Thursday at the home of Jerahmy Williams, his handler. NBC affiliate WXIA reported Zane had been stuck in the car for around seven hours.

Police said Williams had come home feeling sick at the end of an overnight shift and fell asleep on the couch — apparently forgetting that Zane was still in the back of his parked patrol car, where temperatures approached the 90s. Williams was under the impression that he had taken the dog to the kennel behind his house, police said.

The 52-foot commercial fishing vessel Jamie K sits aground near Cape Blanco, Ore., July 21, 2015. Petty Officer 2nd Class Darren Harrity, a rescue swimmer and member of the responding MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew from Coast Guard Air Station North Bend, Ore., pulled all four fishermen to safety through 5-foot seas and 30-mph winds. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Air Station North Bend)

CAPE BLANCO, Ore. — A Coast Guard rescue swimmer swam 1,750 yards in 5-foot seas and 30-mph winds to rescue four people after their fishing vessel grounded near Cape Blanco, Tuesday morning.