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Heres whats coming up on Local 4 News at 11:71-year-old man beaten, carjacked in Detroit after saving up to buy used truckHe saved and saved to buy a blue 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage pickup truck. The truck had more than 280,000 miles on it, but 71-year-old Robert didnt care. It was my dream, that was my lifesaver, that was my mobility. It was all I had, Robert said.

DETROIT He saved and saved to buy a blue 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage pickup truck. The truck had more than 280,000 miles on it, but 71-year-old Robert didnt care. Standing on his one good leg he was able to maneuver into the truck and put his walker in the back. He grabbed me by the hair, snatched me out of the truck and threw me out on the ground, Robert said. The Detroit Police Department is working the case and some kind neighbors are trying to help out, but he doesnt have money for a new truck.

No Kid Hungry has a plan to feed them, but we need your help.”Yes, it’s a group called No Kid Hungry -- and it appears to be the perfect place place to turn. With your help, we’ll continue to remove any obstacles to get kids the food they need," the group’s website said. We can’t stress this one enough: The American Red Cross needs you. Help patients like Robert today: https://t.co/iJpVmoWxZy pic.twitter.com/xXHbVPOkto — American Red Cross (@RedCross) March 18, 2020Don’t be nervous about giving blood. The Red Cross issued a news release about its need for blood on March 10.

While having her phone fixed at the Pod Drop on Grand River Avenue in Novi, Hulverson found that Beckys art could be put through a special printer at the shop. Hulverson went to where Becky paints, the Friendship Circles Soul Studio in West Bloomfield, to show them what shes doing. He saw Beckys art and knew the work the Friendship Circle was doing with adults with special needs. Money from the sales will be split between the artists and the Friendship Circle. More information on the Friendship Circle can be found here.

DETROIT - A woman was pulled from the Detroit River on Wednesday night. She was rescued by a security guard from the Riverfront Towers Apartments who saw her fall into the water. The woman was sitting along the river's edge with her boyfriend when she fell in. The security guard is Robert (No last name provided), 21, and he is in the Army Reserves. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

A Pennsylvania couple landed themselves in hot water after they allegedly spent $120,000 that was accidentally deposited into their bank account. Robert and Tiffany Williams have been charged with theft and receiving stolen property after BB&T Bank mistakenly deposited the large sum in their bank account due to a bank tellers clerical error on May 31. The couple allegedly began spending the cash, paying off bills and buying a camper, according to reports. The bank contacted the couple on June 20 and let them know theyd be responsible for returning the funds, according to reports. While they initially told the bank they'd work something out, the couple eventually stopped answering and they were later arrested on three felony charges of theft and receiving stolen property.

LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Robert Axelrod, who was famous for voicing Lord Zedd and Finster on the '90s children's TV series "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" has died, his agent announced on Twitter. Axelrod's agent confirmed Axelrod had died Saturday in Los Angeles, California. "Robert enjoyed meeting his fans and inspiring them to follow their passions," his agent said in the Twitter statement. Axelrod started his career as a guitarist in the early 1970s before transitioning into voice acting in the 1980s, the agent said. Axelrod's voice brought characters to life in both the "Power Rangers" television series and 1995 film.

A souvenir shop beckons visitors near a junction that leads to Area 51 on July 19, 2014, at Amergosa Valley, Nevada. That is the name of the festival that is being planned as a result of a Facebook joke that went viral. Matty Roberts, who lives in Bakersfield, California, created an event page several weeks ago that called for people to join him in storming Area 51, a top secret facility in the middle of the desert in Nevada. The event page went viral and millions of people indicated that they would be willing to travel to the remote location. Despite naming the event "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us," Robert says he doesn't want anyone to get hurt.