Trump calls North Korea 'dangerous' and 'great threat' after overnight nuclear test

President Trump on Sunday responded to North Korea’s nuclear test, calling it “very hostile and dangerous” to the United States.

The rogue nation claimed it detonated a hydrogen bomb with "perfect success," carrying out its sixth nuclear test that drew immediate condemnation from its neighbors. Trump said on Twitter the rogue nation's actions were "hostile and dangerous." 

“North Korea has conducted a major nuclear test,” Trump said in a series of tweet. “Their words and actions continue to be very hostile and dangerous to the U North Korea in recent months have escalated its pursuit of a nuclear weapon and a long-range missile that would land such a warhead on foreign soil.nited States.”

BREAKING three juveniles arrested after crime spree and leading Officers on a chase:

On January 21 and January 22, 2017, the MarshallPolice Department received several calls for service reporting burglaries and stolen vehicles. The first of these calls was reported on the 21st at approximately 6:46 p.m.

During the night, Officers responded to burglaries in the 200 block of Nathan St and in the 3400 block of East End Blvd N. Officers also responded to reports of stolen vehicles in the 2800 block of Victory Dr. and the 2000 block of Circle Dr. Officers recovered both stolen vehicles that night. Officers also located stolen property from both burglaries inside the vehicles.

On January 22nd at 5:40 a.m., officers located one of the stolen vehicles, a 2016 GMC Canyon. The driver of the truck refused tostop, leading Officers on a vehicle pursuit. The pursuit continued down several neighborhood streets, ending in the 1400 block of Wingwood Dr. Two of the occupants were detained inside the vehicle. The other occupant, who was the driver, ran from the scene, but was located in the backyard of a nearby residence. It was determined that all three subjects were juveniles. All juveniles were detained and transported to the Willoughby Juvenile Detention Center.

Crime Scene Unit in Action

The Marshall Police Department has one of the best Crime Scene Units in East Texas.  Chief Jesus "Eddie" Campa has ensured that this unit is always up to date on the most advance evidence collection methods.  The Unit is made up of two full time officers and 2 part time officers.  The unit is a Recognized Crime Scene Unit.