Police are on the scene of a porch collapse Monday night in south suburban Calumet Park.

A Calumet Park police dispatcher said a porch collapsed at South Ashland Avenue and West 124th Street about 10 p.m.

The dispatcher did not know if anyone was injured in the accident.

As of 11 p.m., police remain on the scene.

ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) — Kandi Burruss, the newest cast member of the reality show “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” was mourning the death Saturday of her fiancé, who died after a fistfight the night before.

Kandi Burruss, at right with co-star NeNe Leakes, appeared at the BET Awards in June.

The fiancé, 34-year-old Ashley “A.J.” Jewell, also appeared on the show.

A spokeswoman for Burruss said the actress was “devastated” by the news.

“She has no statement to make at this time and asks for privacy,” Tresa Sanders said. She said the two planned to marry, even though the relationship had ups and downs.

In late August, Burruss told WVEE Radio in Atlanta, “We’re on hiatus,” and she told Essence.com last month that the two were taking a break from each other.

Police said they contacted Burruss after Jewell’s death.

Jewell and another man fought Friday night in the parking lot of the Atlanta strip club Body Tap, police spokesman Officer James Polite said. Jewell was taken to a hospital, where he died of blunt force trauma to the head, Polite said.

Fredrick Richardson was arrested on a charge of voluntary manslaughter after witnesses identified him and he was interviewed by police. He was treated at a hospital.

Police tentatively described the men as club managers, although Jewell claimed on Twitter that he owned the establishment. Polite said police don’t know why the fight started.

Sanders said Burruss was doubly saddened because she is mourning the death of her uncle, Ralph Leslie, whose funeral is Saturday.

The reality performer posted messages about Jewell’s death on Twitter.

“im just in one of those moods where i dont wanna talk, i dont wanna b held & told its gonna b ok. i just wanna cry myself 2 sleep, alone,” she says.

“i could never n a million years imagine this happening. please pray for AJ’s children. that’s who im the most concerned 4.”

“im bout 2 giv my swollen eyes sum rest now. i just wanted to say thanks 2 every1 for their prayers.”

Burruss is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and former member of the 1990s R&B group Xscape.

UPDATE: 5 have been arrested so far, including a 21 year-old and a 19 year-old

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RICHMOND, Calif. — Police believe as many as a dozen people watched a 15-year-old girl get beaten and gang-raped outside her high school homecoming dance without reporting it.

The San Jose Mercury News reports that onlookers laughed, took pictures and even joined in the crime.

Two suspects were in custody Monday, but police said as many as five other men attacked the girl over a two-hour period Friday night outside Richmond High School.

“She was raped, beaten, robbed and dehumanized by several suspects who were obviously OK enough with it to behave that way in each other’s presence,” Lt. Mark Gagan said. “What makes it even more disturbing is the presence of others. People came by, saw what was happening and failed to report it.”

The victim remained hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Manuel Ortega, 19, was arrested at the scene and was being held on $800,000 bail for investigation of rape and robbery. He is not a student at the school.

Richmond police Sgt. David Harris said he did not know if Ortega had retained an attorney.

A 15-year-old student also was booked late Monday on one count of sexual assault, Gagan said.

Police said the girl left the dance and was walking to meet her father for a ride home when a classmate invited her to join a group drinking in the courtyard. The victim had drank a large amount of alcohol by the time the assault began, police said. The girl’s father was looking for her during the attack, according to the LA Times:

Police were finally called after a female student overhead people talking about the rape. She called 911 and told dispatchers what she had heard, Gagan said.

When officers arrived on the scene, the assault was still going on. Several suspects fled as officers found the girl naked from the waist up, Gagan said.

The victim was semi-conscious near a picnic table, police said.

Marin Trujillo, a spokesman for the West Contra Costa Unified School District, said there were four police officers and three school administrators monitoring the dance, but the assault happened away from the gym.

Brian Dugan (right) is accused of killing 10-year-old Jeanine Nicarico (left) in Naperville in February 1983. (AP File Photo)

July 28, 2009 – SUN TIMES. Convicted double-murderer Brian Dugan is expected to plead guilty today to the notorious 1983 murder of 10-year-old Jeanine Nicarico and then ask that a jury determine whether he gets the death penalty.

The 52-year-old former Aurora man could admit as next week, when he’s set to appear in a DuPage County courtroom, that he is responsible for kidnapping, raping and killing the Naperville girl more than 25 years ago, the sources said.

Dugan already is serving life sentences for two other suburban murders. He’s scheduled to stand trial in September for Jeanine’s slaying, one of the Chicago area’s most bizarre unsolved crimes.

Given his long criminal record, the only other sentencing option for Dugan is another life term.

Dugan was charged with Jeanine’s slaying in 2005, but the case has a long and tangled history that includes two other men being convicted and sentenced to death for the crime. Rolando Cruz and Alejandro Hernandez later were cleared of the charges and released, while seven DuPage County law officers involved in their prosecutions were charged with wrongdoing.

The police officers and prosecutors — informally known as the DuPage 7 — ultimately were acquitted of all charges against them. – Dan Rozek