A 20-year-old Connecticut man is facing charges after authorities say he tweeted out a bomb threat during a Donald Trump rally Saturday.

Connecticut State Police say the U.S. Secret Service contacted them Saturday afternoon after they say Sean Morkys posted on Twitter, “Is someone going to bomb the trump rally or am I going to have to?”

Police say that tweet was followed by another warning a friend to have his family members leave the rally so they wouldn’t get hurt.

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The Republican presidential hopeful appeared in Bridgeport, Connecticut, yesterday.

Authorities tracked the tweets to a Waterbury home, where they found Morkys. After determining he didn’t pose an immediate threat, he was taken into custody and released on $25,000 bond.

No one answered a phone number for the Waterbury home. Morkys didn’t immediately respond to a separate request for comment.

Two people are dead and two others were injured after a car wreck on Saturday, according to the Clay County Coroner’s Office.

Officials say two vehicles were involved in a head-on collision on Hal Rogers Parkway in Clay County.

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According to the coroner, Colton Sawyers died at the scene and his wife, Lizzie, died at Pikeville Medical Center.

Two other people involved in the accident were treated for their injuries at the hospital.

A neurology resident with Miami’s Jackson Health System has been fired after a controversial video involving an Uber driver went viral in January.

The hospital announced in a statement Friday it was “moving forward with the termination of Dr. Anjali Ramkissoon,” and said she is entitled to an appeal process.

Dr. Ramkissoon, who was a fourth-year resident, had initially been placed on leave and removed from all clinical duties while an internal investigation was launched.

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The incident started when Ramkissoon got into an Uber vehicle without a reservation and refused to get out.

The driver, Igor Belic, said she wasn’t his customer, but Ramkissoon demanded a ride.

A video posted to YouTube shows the confrontation between Ramkissoon and Belic in Brickell.

Ramkissoon is seen in the video hitting and kicking the driver, throwing items —including a pair of scissors and a cellphone — out of his car. The video also shows Ramkissson trying to knee the driver as Belic asks witnesses to call 911 while holding her wrists to restrain her.

After several minutes, she eventually gets off and walks away.

Ultimately, Belic decided not to press charges.

In an interview with “Good Morning America” after the incident, Ramkissoon called the incident the “biggest mistake of her life” and said there is “absolutely no excuse” for her actions.

Ramkisson admitted to GMA that she had been drinking that evening and said she was having a bad day after her father was admitted to the hospital and then her boyfriend of 2 years broke up with her.

“There is absolutely no excuse for my actions. I am ashamed. I am so sorry. I’ve hurt so many people with this,” she told GMA.

The Wayne County Sheriff’s Department confirms Joseph A. Jones, a person wanted in connection to a Wayne County homicide investigation, has been arrested.

According to the Wayne County Sheriff’s Department Facebook page Jones was taken into custody Saturday morning at a residence off of Tobar Road just east of Monticello. He was arrested on charges of murder, domestic violence, and tampering with physical evidence.

Troopers were looking for Jones after they say a woman’s body was found in a well. That woman was later identified by the Wayne County coroner as 28 year old Rachel Jones. The sheriff’s department confirms she was the wife of Joseph A. Jones.

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Authorities started the search for the missing woman at a home near Brammer Hill Ridge Road in Monticello on Friday morning. They say they had received a tip that a woman was in a well. She was dead when they arrived.

The fire department brought water to try and pump out the woman’s body. When that didn’t work someone repelled down the well to get her body.

Troopers began looking for Joseph A. Jones on Friday. He was considered armed and dangerous.

The investigation is ongoing and we’ll provide more details as they become available.

The LA County Sheriff’s Department asking the public to be on the lookout for a missing 64-year-old man.

Garry Donald Pietro was last seen at his residence Monday in the 21000 block of Meyler Street in Torrance, authorities said.

His family said he suffers from diabetes and heart issues.

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Pietro is 6-foot-1 and 230 pounds. He has gray hair and green eyes.

Officials said he wears partial dentures, wears and often can be seen in Ray-Bans.

In addition, Pietro has a Los Angeles Kings logo tattooed on his on right inner forearm, a tattoo of Mr. Natural on the left outer forearm, and picture of a devil on the upper outer arm.

A woman has pleaded guilty to credit card fraud in a case involving the body of a 55-year-old Air Force veteran found under a Dalton home.

The Kentucky Enquirer reports that Tuesday, Christy Russell pleaded guilty in Campbell County Circuit Court to one count of fraudulent use of a credit card totaling $500 or more.

The charges stem from summer 2015, when Dayton police acted on a tip and found the body of veteran Steven Reis. Russell was Reis’ caretaker. Authorities say she used Reis’ credit card to steal about $30,000 of his veterans benefits while his body was buried under the house for nine months.

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Reis’ body was badly decomposed and was sent to the Kentucky medical examiner. Police wouldn’t say Thursday whether a cause of death has been determined.

Russell will be sentenced May 16.

A missing persons case in Wayne County is now a homicide investigation after troopers say a woman’s body was found in a well.

Authorities started the search for the missing woman at a home near Brammer Hill Ridge Road in Monticello on Friday morning. They say they had received a tip that a woman was in a well. She was dead when they arrived.

The fire department brought water to try and pump out the woman’s body. When that didn’t work someone repelled down the well to get her body.

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They are not ID’ing the woman now pending family notification.

Troopers say they are looking for a man, Joseph A. Jones, 29. He is armed and dangerous.

Jones was driving a black 2002 Honda Accord with Ky tag 684-RPY.

The investigation is ongoing and we’ll provide more details as they become available.