On Monday in Somerset County, a three-vehicle collision claimed the life of Mario Heslop. When he died, he was 23 years old. Heslop had just joined Georgia’s OXY Athletics after competing in the sprints at Franklin High School and North Carolina A&T University. The reason oforthe collision is being looked into by the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office. His kin, associates, and former colleagues are grieving his passing and honoring his accomplishments.
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Chicago Fire is looking for extras to play background roles for the crime series. Currently filming the eighth season in Chicago, anyone and everyone are welcome! The hit primetime show is open to hiring extras of all ages and genders for the roles. Adults, babies, teenagers, and even the middle-aged can, and should apply. The cast and crew of NBC's "Chicago Fire" arrives at the premiere at the Chicago History Museum | Photo: Getty Images