Man flees trailer court after
being shot in leg
A Lincoln man ran from a trailer
court after being shot in the leg on
Frida, police said.
Davila Lorenzana, 23, 2525
Cleveland Ave., Apt. 80, told police he
ran from his home after being shot in
the leg; he thought the suspects contin
ued to shoot as he fled, Lincoln Police
Capt David Beggs said.
Lorenzana was in the trailer with a
17-year-old friend when three or four
men entered the trailer, Beggs said.
One of the men pointed a gun at
Lorenzana’s head. The two struggled,
and Lorenzana was shot in the leg and
ran from his trailer, Beggs said.
Police did not have suspects as of
Sunday.
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Minutes before their car was
engulfed in flames, a University of
Nebraska-Lincoln student and her
mother left it to go for help Sunday.
UNL sophomore Katherine
Kralik, 20, of Lincoln, was driving
east on Interstate 80 with her niother
when they heard a noise and pulled off
onto 27th Street, State Trooper Mike
Tumbelson said. -
The two were walking to a service
station for help at about 12:30 p.m.
when they looked back and saw
flames coming from the 1983 Dodge
Aries, Tumbelson said.
The Raymond Fire Department
responded to the call.
The cause of the fire was
unknown, said Tumbelson, who was at
the scene. The car was a total loss.
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BRANSON, Mo. (AP) - The
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hopes her accomplishment will serve
as encouragement for adopted chil
dren.
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an adoptee herself.
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that I can tell them that just because
you are adopted does not mean that
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special,” the 21-year-old Miss
Tennessee said Friday night after
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Branson’s Grand Palace.
Cole, a pre-law student at
Columbia State Community College,
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with a deadpan expression.
Asked why male beauty pageants
are not popular, she answered:
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dresses.”
Asked where she was going to
store her crown: “On my head.”
Cole moves on to compete in the
Miss Universe Pageant in Nicosia,
Cyprus, on May 12, and becomes the
Miss Universe Organization’s official
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cancer awareness.
Carson Daly of MTV was the
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