The Denver Post

KILLER OF FIVE SHOT HIMSELF

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say a gunman who killed five people in rural northern California didn’t die from a police bullet but by his own gun.

In a final report Friday, the Tehama County Sheriff’s Department said an autopsy determined 44year-old Kevin Neal shot himself in the head in his car after police forced it off a road.

Police say Neal killed his wife Nov. 13 and went on a shooting rampage in Rancho Tehama Reserve the next day that included firing at an elementary school. He killed four others, including two neighbors, and wounded eight people including a 6-yearold boy.

Bed-bug cure burns multifamil­y home.

Authoritie­s say that three people have been injured and 10 people left homeless after a woman accidental­ly started a fire while trying to kill bed bugs with rubbing alcohol at a multi-family home in Cincinnati.

WXIX-TV reports it’s the second time in two weeks that a fire sparked by attempts to kill bed bugs has caused extensive damage in Cincinnati.

Officials say the fire late Friday heavily damaged a five-unit building and sent three people to a hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. Their injuries aren’t considered lifethreat­ening.

Reporter apologizes for crowd tweet.

WEST PALM FLA.» President Donald Trump has demanded and received an apology from a Washington Post reporter over a photo of Trump’s Florida rally on Friday.

Trump tweeted Saturday that “.@Daveweigel @Washington­post put out a phony photo of an empty arena hours before I arrived @ the venue, w/ thousands of people outside, on their way in.” The post included photos of the Pensacola venue as Trump spoke.

“Packed house, many people unable to get in. Demand apology & retraction from FAKE NEWS Wapo!” Trump tweeted from his Florida estate. Weigel apologized within minutes.

“Sure thing: I apologize,” Weigel tweeted. Weigel said he deleted the photo after another reporter “told me I’d gotten it wrong.”

Trump said in a followup tweet that Weigel should be fired.

Phone check ends police chase. MILWAUKEE» Milwaukee prosecutor­s say a man who led police on a high-speed chased told arresting officers he crashed his minivan because he became distracted checking his cellphone for directions.

The Milwaukee District Attorney’s Office said in a criminal complaint released Friday that 20-yearold Logan Michael Brandenbur­g made the comment unsolicite­d while he was being transporte­d from a hospital to the county jail.

Dog eats 21 pacifiers.

An Oklahoma mother and father couldn’t figure out what was happening to their child’s pacifiers until the baby’s grandmothe­r saw the family dog swipe one off a counter.

One nauseous pooch and a trip to their veterinari­an’s office confirmed the couple’s hunch: Dovey had 21 pacifiers lodged in her stomach. Dovey is on the mend and has already gone home.

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