The series is told four months after the plane has crashed and Ra Bong-hee is found, one by one the nine missing passengers turn up. But there are frequent flashbacks to the island to see what happened to them on the island and how they survived.
I thoroughly enjoyed this drama due to its plot, its unpredictability and how each episode ended on a cliffhanger, forcing me to click next episode. Fortunately, this drama aired in 2017 therefore all the episodes were out and I could watch one after the other.
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Bong-hee truly believes in Joon-oh and it shows, even to the point where she is off the island and the media and Tae-joon are blaming the murders on him. She defends him and believes that he is still alive. I believe she learns to come out of her shell and not take any more crap from Joon-oh and stand up for herself, where he stops treating her like his assistant and as an equal.
Overall, I really enjoyed getting to know the core nine characters. It was interesting to see them all come together despite their differences and all survive together. They were a great ensemble and was a shame that not everyone made it back. But it definitely made the drama more thrilling and unpredictable and although it was sad to see those characters die and not the leave the island like the rest, it made an interesting plot twist.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said at a Monday night news conference that the case started to break around 4:20 a.m. Monday morning, when a car pulled up to the mailbox at the family's home and left what turned out to be a ransom note.
State police had been guarding the home while Charlotte's parents were still at the campsite, Hochul said, and discovered the note. They found a fingerprint, which authorities got a match at 2:30 Monday afternoon with a DWI from 1999 in Saratoga, the governor said.
Following what she said was more research and detective work, officials located a double-wide house where the suspect's mother lived. The suspect, a 47-year-old male who she said was still being questioned, lived in the camper behind his mother's residence.
\"We are thrilled that she is home and we understand that the outcome is not what every family gets. A huge thank you to the FBI, the New York State Police, all of the agencies that were mobilized all of the families, friends, volunteers,\" the family statement read.
Before she was located on Monday, Charlotte was last seen at the Moreau Lake State Park in Saratoga County, New York, at 6:15 p.m. on Saturday, according to New York State Police. An Amber Alert was issued for her.
About 400 certified search-and-rescue personnel from multiple local, state and federal law enforcement agencies as of Monday afternoon and 34 volunteer fire departments as well as private search-and-rescue groups combed the 6,250-acre Moreau Lake State Park for any signs of the missing child, officials said. Drones, bloodhounds and an airboat were deployed in the search.
Hochul said Charlotte was out around dinnertime on Saturday, riding her bike in the campground with friends she considers cousins. She said the fourth-grade girl was doing one last lap around the park alone when she went missing.
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State news agency Efe said that once transferred to El Hierro airport, the rescued migrants reported that 60 of them had set sail nine days ago and that the open-topped wooden boat ran into problems Saturday.
The rescue service was unable to say how many people may have been on the boat and no one was available to comment at Civil Guard police offices in the Canary Island capital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Tens of thousands of migrants from sub-Saharan countries fleeing poverty, conflict and instability in West Africa try to reach Spain each year by boat. Most go in large open vessels to the Canary Islands in the Atlantic, while others from Morocco, Algeria and Middle Eastern countries try to cross the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean to mainland Spain. Several thousand die during the hazardous journey.
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio admitted Tuesday that his department is currently missing nine firearms issued to the agency through a federal program that hands out surplus military gear to local law-enforcement.
Arpaio's is one of 184 state and local police agencies that has reportedly been suspended from the Pentagon's controversial 1033 program for losing weapons or failing to comply with other stipulations, a recent Fusion article reported.
Arpaio said the agency picked up about 200 weapons from the surplus program shortly after he was elected in 1993, and 20 to 22 vanished over the years. Through internal audits, the office was able to recover about half of the firearms, typically from retired or current deputies who had brought them home.
Arpaio downplayed the blow: His agency can now afford their own firepower. The agency purchased 400 Smith and Wesson AR-15s using anti-racketeering funds last year. A 50-caliber machine gun was also purchased with confiscated drug money, he said.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office was the only Arizona agency named in the Fusion report. An Arizona Republic investigation highlighted potential violations of the program by the Pinal County but it was not immediately clear whether the agency was ever suspended.
There are generally no restrictions on what type of weaponry state and local agencies can purchase. Hurdles typically come from the seller restraints and price tags, said Walter Olson, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute's Center for Constitutional Studies.
While supporters say automatic weapons are issued to combat equally armed suspects, the ACLU and other critics say police endanger communities by carrying out basic police work armed with military weaponry.
"There has been very little public oversight over the scope of federal funding, and very little is known about the program itself," she said. "The public should be concerned about how these weapons are used."
Deris M. Avila-Ulloa, also called "Daisy," reported to the Charlotte Police Department Tuesday and contacted the Morris County Prosecutor's Office Missing Persons Unit. Her family was notified. The office declined to provide further details.
Avila-Ulloa had been missing for seven days when county and local authorities made a public plea for assistance in locating the girl, who investigators say left home sometime after 11 p.m. on Dec. 21 with her cellphone and no other belongings.
Morris County Prosecutor Robert Carroll thanked the public for helping to get the word out about the missing teenager, along with his Missing Persons Unit, the Rockaway Township Police Department and other partner agencies who aided the investigation.
Forward Filip Forsberg returned to the lineup Wednesday after missing nine games with an upper-body injury he suffered when his head accidentally collided with Roman Josi's shoulder during a game against the Calgary Flames.
Charlotte Sena was last seen at around 6.15pm on Saturday at Moreau Lake State Park, which is 50 miles north of Albany, the capital of New York State, while she was camping with her family.
Police believe Charlotte was taken under circumstances that mean that she is in "imminent danger of serious harm and/or death". An amber alert for a "child abduction" was activated by police on Sunday morning.
More than 100 personnel and 75 law enforcement officials have since been deployed in the search, which also includes dogs, two drones, boats and six underwater rescue teams, according to New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
Ms Hochul said Charlotte and her family were camping only 15 minutes from where she and her sisters were raised and the nine-year-old had been riding Loop A of the park with family friends when she said she wanted to do one more lap by herself.
Then, around 11:30 p.m., the Suwanee County Sheriff's Office was contacted by a detective from a Florida Police Department about a kidnapped child, later determined to be Pagan's nine-year-old daughter. The detective said the girl was taken by Pagan's boyfriend, prompting the Amber Alert.
Deputies then arrived at a motel at the intersection of CR 136 and I-75, where they confirmed that the suspect, Jovanni Caceres Steffani, 38, and the child had checked in. After entering the room, deputies said they found Steffani and the child.
Deputies said they attempted to reason with Steffani for over an hour. Tampa Police said Steffani then produced a handgun and shot himself in the head. He was given emergency aid but died from his injuries.
Police said they've detained a suspect. Charlotte Sena had been last seen on her bicycle Saturday at 6:15 p.m. in Moreau Lake State Park, about 35 miles north of Albany, New York where she was camping with her family.
During their investigation, police "identified an individual as being in the area of the Moreau Lake State Park around the time Charlotte went missing," they wrote in an update on the case on their website.
"Further investigation led to the search of multiple residences where the individual is known to reside," they said. Authorities found Charlotte during the search of the homes at about 6:30 p.m. on Monday.
Sena was riding her bike around a loop in the bucolic park with her friends when she decided to ride around one more time by herself. Thirty minutes later, Charlotte's mother, Trisha Sena, found the bicycle but not her daughter. She called 911, leading to a massive search that includes state police, forest rangers, divers, dogs, drones and helicopters.
"At this time, approximately 400 certified search and rescue personnel are actively searching," state police wrote in a Facebook post Monday afternoon. "The searchers originate from law enforcement agencies, 34 volunteer Fire Departments, along with private search and rescue groups." 152ee80cbc
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