CNN has obtained newly unsealed police body camera footage showing the arrest of Luigi Mangione inside a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania, days after he fatally shot United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
The hours of footage capture officers questioning Mangione at the fast-food restaurant on the morning of December 9, 2024, before he is handcuffed, searched and transported to the police station. The videos show police conducting more thorough searches of Mangione and his belongings at the station, including the moment an officer finds a gun – now known to be the murder weapon – inside his backpack.
This is the first time the videos have been seen outside the courtroom. Some of the footage was played during a dayslong suppression hearing last December, when the defense argued evidence recovered during the arrest should be suppressed because Mangione’s backpack was improperly searched.

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The Conrad Chiropractic/Lilly American League team has faced many obstacles during its remarkable run in the Altoona Greater City Baseball League over the past near quarter century.
Facing a 2-0 deficit to Sheetz in the best-of-5 championship series, Lilly rebounded to win the next three games, including a 2-1 nine-inning victory in Game 3. Ryan Ickes provided a walk-off single.
The squad, made up of players from the region, prevailed 6-0 in Game 4 and 9-1 in Game 5 Aug. 8. Lilly rose to the challenge and earned its eighth consecutive league ****** le and 21st in a 24-year span.
Sheetz took the first two games by 7-6 and 6-5 scores.
Lilly, which receives solid support from the town itself, went 18-2 during the regular season and won 11 straight games before the ****** le series. The adult baseball league team has made winning look routine since 2003, the year of its first crown.

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Cleveland B2Bulls starter Owen Tornow held the high-powered Mainline Pharmacy offense without a hit through four innings Wednesday night at Sargent's Stadium.
But the defending champion Johnstown franchise found its figurative footing in the fifth, scoring six runs – enough for a combination of three effective pitchers – in Mainline Pharmacy's 6-1 victory to clinch Pool C in the 81st AAABA Tournament.
"At the end of the day, sometimes it's ugly, sometimes it's pretty," Mainline Pharmacy manager Chance Osborne said. "We just have to find a way to make it happen."
So far, the Johnstown team has succeeded doing exactly that. Mainline Pharmacy carries a 3-0 record into the elimination quarterfinal round Thursday at the Point against Altoona-1 Imler's Poultry (7 p.m.).
Cleveland (2-1) finished second in Pool C and has a date against Pool D winner Buffalo (3-0) at noon Thursday at Forest Hills Junior-Senior High School field.

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Johnstown-2 and Altoona-2 played a baseball game that had a little bit of everything Tuesday.
From superb starting pitching, some shaky defense, a controversial ruling and eventually clutch hitting, the two teams traded blows against one another, but it was Martella's Pharmacy that survived a 6-3 decision over ****** Motors in Pool A action during the early game at Sargent's Stadium at the Point.
The Johnstown-2 squad found itself tied late in the game with the Altoona-2 representative and used some small ball to forge ahead. Two Martella's Pharmacy runners reached base via a hit by pitch, then Jack Messina bunted the two into scoring position.
Johnstown-2 second basemen Mason Pfeil came up and roped a go-ahead single up the middle before center fielder Colby Rearick brought in two valuable insurance runs on a base hit of his own.
"I was definitely looking to be aggressive and I was trying to do damage," said Rearick, the No. 10 batter in the order. "I got a bunch of guys backing me. That's not just me getting a hit, that's everyone on this team and we needed that more than air, so that was a big spot for me to come through."

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Jacob Gonzalez stepped in at first base for the Chicago White Sox when slugger Munetaka Murakami went on the injured list.
Gonzalez made progress throughout his 30 big-league games but was optioned to Triple-A Charlotte when Murakami returned from the IL on Friday.
It was a short return to the Knights for the 2023 first-round pick, who was traded along with reliever Brandon Eisert to the Pittsburgh Pirates late Friday for a Competitive Balance Round A selection (No. 34) in the upcoming MLB draft and left-handed reliever Jaden Woods.
The Sox add the No. 34 pick to their draft board, which begins with making the No. 1 selection Saturday.
Woods, 24, will be **** igned to Charlotte. He went 3-2 with a 4.84 ERA and 51 strikeouts in 35 1/3 innings during 27 relief appearances this season with Double-A Altoona and Triple-A Indianapolis in the Pirates system.

AKRON, Ohio – The Altoona Curve dropped the final game of the first half of the season 4-3 to the Akron RubberDucks Sunday afternoon.
Akron took an early 1-0 lead with an RBI single from Alfonsin Rosario, but the Curve quickly responded in the top of the second. Omar Alfonzo singled and advanced to second when Ivan Brethowr walked. Matt King drove them both in with a single to right. The 2-1 lead held for the Curve until the RubberDucks took the lead in the fifth on an RBI single by Jacob Cozart.
Peyton Stumbo started for the Curve and tossed 4 1/3 innings, allowing three runs on four hits and four walks with three strikeouts.
The Curve drew even on an RBI single from Duce Gourson in the seventh inning. Gourson, who stole two bases in the game, is up to 20 stolen bases in 62 games this year.
Akron's Jose Devers hit an opposite field solo homer in the eighth inning off Treyson Peters to set the final.