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Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Adam Abelson 31 drives 65 MPH down a busy Seattle street.

The post of speed, 25.

Abelson tries to cut around another driver but clips them, sending his own car into a bus.

The bus carrains toward a pedestrian hitting and killing her.

Nancy, prosecutors say Abelson has previously had 50 warrants for his arrest,

and at the time of the crash, Abelson's license was revoked.

28-year-old Amanda Schneider, a personal trainer studying to become a therapist, tried to run but could not get out of the way before the bus was pushed on to the sidewalk, striking and killing her.

Abelson removed from his car with the jaws of life, charged with vehicular homicide.

Well at least he lived to tell the tale unlike the victim.

Lady Gutierrez and Daniel Buddha decided it's a take-out night and

place a $45 delivery order from Taco Bell.

They get a delivery notification to their Florida home, but where's the food?

They suspect a porch pirate and check their doorbell, Kim.

Thief turns out to be a black bear who casually grabbed the taco bell bag

and sauntered off.

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