The former professional footballer, 46, cut a low-key figure as he arrived at Nicola Peltz's £76 million estate in Palm Beach, Florida on Friday with his wife Victoria, 47.The footballer, 46, kept it casual in a white t-shirt which flashed his many tattoos and donned a pair of black trousers as he arrived at the lavish house in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Police in Palo Alto, California, say that a man was robbed by two suspects wielding handguns on Friday while in the driveway of his home with a child in the car.
Around 6:30 p.m., the victim, who was in his 30s, had just parked his car in the driveway and "had opened the rear door of his vehicle to get his young relative out of the backseat" when the suspects' vehicle pulled up nearby, according to the Palo Alto Police Department in a press release.
A man detonated smoke bombs Tuesday before shooting several people on a subway train in Brooklyn. Here's what we know about the New York City attack.The gunman, who has not yet been identified, shot 10 people before fleeing the station in Brooklyn's Sunset Park neighborhood, law enforcement officials said Tuesday. At least six others were injured in the attack.
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A suspect, who got out of the vehicle, then pointed a pistol at the man and "demanded his property." The victim gave the suspect his wristwatch. Police said the man saw the other suspect remain in the car while pointing a gun at him.
"The suspects then drove away. The child remained in the vehicle during the crime and was not addressed by the suspects," the police department said.
Police said they investigated a separate incident earlier in the day that likely involves the same pair of suspects. Staff at a Patagonia store called police about two men, who had been sitting in "a black two-door Honda Accord with tinted windows" in front of the store, "for an extended length of time." When one of the suspects opened the car door, he made eye contact with a security guard, at which point the pair drove away.
Police identified Frank James, 62, with addresses in Wisconsin and Philadelphia, as a person of interest in Tuesday's chaotic New York City shooting.But authorities stopped short of saying the man they identified, Frank James, 62, was considered a suspect. Police said he was not in custody as of Tuesday night and no charges were filed.
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"The security guard recorded the license plate on the car, and police learned that license plate had been reported stolen out of Oakland and did not belong on a Honda," the police department wrote.
In response to a request for comment from Newsweek, a spokesperson for the Palo Alto Police Department said: "At this point, the Department does not have any additional information to provide."
In a separate incident in San Francisco in December, a robber broke into a vehicle and stole multiple items while two children were in the backseat.
In January, an 11-year-old boy in Chicago was arrested in connection with a robbery and carjacking that also took place in a driveway and was caught on camera. During the incident, a mother and her adult daughter were removing what appeared to be groceries from the trunk, all while two armed teens approached them. The 11-year-old, who was also accused of being involved with the incident, was arraigned on multiple charges. The robbers allegedly stole the victims' SUV, purses, and phones.
New York police were searching for a person of interest they identified as Frank James, who they say left a key to a van at a Brooklyn subway station.Officials with the New York City Police Department identified Frank James, 62, but stopped short of saying the man was a suspect in the shooting Tuesday morning.
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