UPDATE: INVESTIGATION FINDS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON EQUIPMENT CAUSED DEADLY EATON FIRE IN LOS ANGELES. (PHOTO).
Investigation finds Southern California Edison equipment caused deadly Eaton Fire in Los Angeles The 2025 Eaton Fire in Los Angeles County, which killed 19 people and destroyed or damaged more than 9,000 homes and businesses, was caused by equipment owned by Southern California Edison, according to fire officials. A report released by the Los Angeles County Fire Department concluded that the blaze began after electrical arcing from an out-of-service Edison transmission tower ignited the fire. Investigators said they spent 18 months reviewing evidence and consulting electrical and metallurgical experts before determining the cause. The Eaton Fire erupted on Jan. 7, 2025, alongside the devastating Palisades Fire and burned nearly 22 square miles before firefighters fully contained it weeks later. Southern California Edison has faced multiple lawsuits related to the fire and has argued that local agencies contributed to the disaster by failing to issue timely evacuation warning...
It was reported today that two prostitutes were forced to run through a hotel as they tried to catch gunmen who robbed them while they stripped off.The two women were at the Atlanta Marriott Buckhead Hotel and Conference Center in Georgia on saturday,thinking they were paid a visit by a prospective client.The man entered the room and,after the group had discussed prices for around 10 minutes,a second suspect barged in with his weapon drawn.A officer said ''One suspect would point the gun at the victims while the other went through the victims property''.The two men took $3,000 from one woman and $640 from the other before leaving the room.The woman ran after the suspects while naked,but stopped when the men ran down the stairs.Another guest called 911 after seeing the nude women in the corridor.When police arrived,the women admitted they were escorts.Police say the pair were caught running the adjacent Lenox Square Mall.However the surveillance image was too grainy to be able to identify them.One more photo below. 
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