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A DeKalb County community tells Channel 2 Action News they are fed up with thieves stealing packages and other deliveries from front porches in their neighborhood. Neighbors tell Channel 2s Dave Huddleston they are also breaking into homes and have caught them on home surveillance cameras. I really was surprised, said Elton Daniel of Stone Mountain. "I was really amazed because Im thinking it ain't happening." Daniel showed Huddleston the home surveillance video of a thief taking a package off his front porch. "I see the young man come across the neighbors yard, come across the front yard like he lives here," Daniel said. "(He) looks and sees this package, cut across the driveway, changed his mind and says, 'Hey Ill go back and get the package.'" What the thief didn't realize was he was captured on four different cameras Daniel has installed at his home. Daniel says he's lived in his house for 21 years and crimes like this have increased in recent years. "It's something that shouldn't be happening. I shouldn't be sitting at home worrying about someone coming in my house," Daniel said. Daniel said he showed the video to teens in the area, but they all say they don't know the thief's identity. DeKalb police told Huddleston they are still looking for him.

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MIRI: Holy Trinity Anglican Church new building project commenced construction after an earth-breaking ceremony at the site yesterday.

The churchs Building committee chairman Pemanca Wilson Siang said the project is scheduled for completion in nine months.

The projects estimated cost is RM1.58 million and so far we have collected some RM700,000 in fund from charity and the government, he said at the ceremony attended by more than 100 peopel in Lambir.

Also present at the earth-breaking ceremony was Lambir assemblyman Ripin Lamat and Archbishop of the Anglican Province of Southeast Asia the Most Rev Datuk Bolly Lapok.

Moreover, Wilson said the new church building project needs to secure another RM700,000 in balance.

He added that initial cost of church construction was RM600,000 but due to more expensive materials, cost has increased including up-to-date facilities to be installed.

The new church capacity is around 500 congregates at one session, compared to currently 200.

Since the past two years, the church committee has been running around raising fund for the construction.

We received several grant allocations from the government through ministers and peoples representatives as well as keen individuals, he said.

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Demolition to widen Interstate 95 on Jacksonvilles Southside is feeding a court battle between the state and a hard-pressed church congregation over whats not being torn down.

Glorious Bethlehem Temple, a Pentecostal church near Philips Highway, was slated to be bought and bulldozed by the Florida Department of Transportation along with nearly two dozen houses in an area where a drainage pond was planned for the states Overland Bridge replacement project to rebuild miles of I-95.

After the church balked at the states offer for its 1954-vintage building, saying it couldnt build a replacement church for the $391,070 that was on the table, the state said it would rework the pond and leave the church where it was, ringed by empty, overgrown lots where homes were bulldozed.

So the church is suing, figuring members already spent years planning, buying land and making arrangements to move somewhere with neighbors again.

Its been a long haul, said Donald Richardson, pastor of the 85-member church on Wister Street two lots from the interstate. Its been four long, sometimes grueling years. We didnt come this far to not see this thing all the way through.

The highway project leaves the church isolated, and the state should pay to make up for that, a church lawyer said.

By intention, FDOT means to take the neighborhood, but leave the church, attorney Andrew Prince Brigham wrote when he filed the lawsuit. He argued the state was using a consummate bully tactic to push the church to sell at such a low price it violated the churchs property rights.

A Jacksonville jury should decide that, a judge ruled this month, denying state requests first to dismiss the lawsuit completely, then to move the case to a court in Tallahassee.

While it does not appear often, state courts in and outside of Florida have accepted this cause of action, Circuit Judge Virginia Norton wrote in her ruling, and said the issues at stake should be decided close to home.

A DOT spokesman said his agency isnt trying to bully anyone, and tried to find a solution that would serve the state and the church.

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