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 BALTIMORE 鈥?Rideshare drivers and customers continue to be the targets of violence in Baltimore.In most cases, minors order rides through various apps with the intention of carjacking the driver and then going on to rob more customers vaso stanley .On Wednesday, the Baltimore Police Department and FBI held a press conference on the status of several open cases.RELATED: Minors accused of carjacking rideshare drivers and using app to rob passengersSo far, there have been 39 carjackings or robberies associated with rideshare apps, according to Police Commissioner Michael Harrison.Of those, detectives say they ve made six arrests tied to 12 separate cases. A majority of the suspects reportedly range between the ages of 15 and 18 years old.Harrison added there are two active warrants out for an additional suspect.WMAR previously reported that nine others had been arrested in connection to recent carjackings, although investigators are still working to determine whether they were also linked to ride-share apps.One case of note happened on Dec. 7 when a Lyft driver was robbed and forced into their own trunk by a group o stanley cups f armed suspects posing as customers.In another similar instance stanley cup  last month, a man caught what he believed was an Uber ride from the valet area of Horseshoe Casino only to be assaulted and robbed.Police would not specify which cases have been closed out by an arrest.Meanwhile, the FBI says they have opened several investigations into the rash of rideshare robberies.Overall in 2022, Tets Congress set to rescind COVID-19 vaccine mandate for troops
 WISCONSIN 鈥?It s possible Wisconsinites could see Ukrainian refugees in communities across the state over the next few months.This comes after the Department of Homeland Security approved nearly 6,000 Ukrainians to enter the United States through a streamlined process called Uniting for Ukraine.Northeast Wisconsin man helps feed Ukrainian refugees on volunteer trip to PolandManitowoc Veteran back in Ukraine to continue  War Uber Notre Dame Academy students start drive to help pe stanley spain ople in Ukraine We re very excited for communities in Wisconsin to participate in Uniting for Ukraine and really excited to see the Wisconsin community stand up and be a part of the global response to the war in Ukraine,  said Kit Taintor, vice president of policy and practice at Welcome.US, a non-profit working alongside the federal government to help those arriv stanley thermoskannen ing through the program.Welcome.US  stanley cup began in the fall of 2021 to help America respond to the arrival of Afghan refugees following the fall of Kabul. Now, the organization hopes to assist Ukrainian refugees in the resettlement process. These are families that are going to be restarting their lives here,  Taintor said.  They re moving to your communities. They re really eager to feel safety and sanctuary, but they re also eager to enjoy their local communities as best as they can. Just months ago, Wisconsin saw nearly 13,000 Afghan evacuees housed at Ft. McCoy as they waited weeks - sometimes months - to be resettled in the U.S. and in Northeast