Dockworker strike triggers panic buying; Montana man linked to Alicia Navarro pleads guilty | Nightly Roundup

From why people are starting to panic buy once again to a scary crime in the West Valley that was caught on camera, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Wednesday, October 2, 2024.

1. Panic buying at Phoenix grocery stores amid dockworker strike

In a repeat performance from the COVID-19 pandemic, shoppers at big box stores are loading up on toilet paper and water, as over 40,000 dockworkers take part in a strike over pay and protection against automation.

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2. Bank of America outage issues ‘largely resolved’

The exterior of a Bank of America. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

(Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Bank of America customers reported seeing $0 balances on their accounts despite having money in the bank during an outage on Wednesday. 

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3. Victim held at gunpoint while at Glendale ATM

The Glendale Police Department needs more information on this scary incident, which happened in June.

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4. Phoenix school threat prompted lockdown

Police in Phoenix dealt with another school threat incident on Wednesday. This time, it involved a high school in the area of 67th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road.

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5. Montana man linked to Alicia Navarro pleads guilty

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(Courtesy: Hill County Sheriff's Office)

The Montana Attorney General's Office says a man who is connected with a previously missing Arizona woman has pleaded guilty to a count of sexual abuse of children.

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