ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A prominent real estate developer and his wife were aboard the plane that strayed out of control and crashed off the coast of Jamaica.

Rick Glazer says Friday that his parents, Larry and Jane Glazer, were both licensed pilots. He says he can’t confirm they were killed, saying, “we know so little.”

In the meantime, New York politicians issued statements of condolence.

Larry Glazer ran the development firm Buckingham Properties. He also owned the high performance single-engine turboprop Socata TBM700 he was flying from Rochester to Florida when contact was lost with the plane after 10 a.m.

Two F-15 fighters trailed the plane before it apparently ran out of fuel and crashed just after 2 p.m.

Glazer was also president of the TBM Owners and Pilots Association and active in Rochester civic affairs.

WASHINGTON (AP) — An Air Force official says two F-15 fighter jets were scrambled after the pilot of a private plane over the Atlantic Ocean failed to respond to air traffic controllers.

A NORAD spokesman says the fighters were launched at 11:30 EDT Friday after the pilot of a private plane repeatedly failed to respond to calls from air traffic controllers.

The spokesman says the pilot filed a flight plan to fly from Rochester, New York, to Naples, Florida.

The plane is a Socata TBM700, which is a high performance single-engine turboprop.

MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) — A suburban Atlanta man whose 22-month old son died after being left in a hot car for seven hours is going on trial for murder.

A Cobb County grand jury indicted Justin Ross Harris on charges of malice murder, felony murder and cruelty to children Thursday. Harris is also facing charges linked to sending sexually explicit messages to an underage girl. Prosecutors have said Harris sent explicit messages even on the day his son, Cooper, died.

Prosecutors have accused Harris of intentionally leaving Cooper in the car. His attorney, Maddox Kilgore, says the boy’s death was accidental.

Cobb County District Attorney Vic Reynolds says Harris will likely be arraigned in a few weeks and prosecutors will decide whether to seek the death penalty before his arraignment.

RICHMOND, Calif. (AP) — Authorities say five students got sick — including two who were rushed to the hospital unconscious — after eating marijuana brownies that were sold at a San Francisco Bay Area high school.

Richmond police Capt. Mark Gagan (GAY’-gen) says a 17-year-old senior allegedly sold the brownies Thursday at De Anza High School for $3 apiece or two for $5.

Five students, ages 14 to 16, fell ill. Gagan says two regained consciousness at the hospital and are in serious but stable condition.

Three other students were treated at the school for nausea and vomiting.

Gagan says the alleged brownie seller was arrested on suspicion of selling drugs on campus and child endangerment. She’s being held at juvenile hall.

There’s no immediate word on where she got the brownies.

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio (AP) — Police say they are outraged over the treatment of a special needs student who had a bucket of feces and body fluids dumped on him in what he reportedly was told was part of the “Ice Bucket Challenge.”

Bay Village police chief Mark Spaetzel (SPAYT’-zuhl) says video of the incident is one of the most disturbing things he’s seen in his career. He calls it “reprehensible.”

The autistic teen’s mother discovered the video on his cellphone. She says her son was tricked into having feces, urine and spit dumped on him.

Spaetzel says police are investigating and will bring charges when they identify those responsible.

School officials say they will discipline any student involved.

WARNING: Some viewers my find this video disturbing:

PASADENA, Texas (AP) — Police say a 5-year-old Texas girl has been hospitalized after she was trapped inside a running washing machine.

Pasadena police say the child “was tumbling pretty fast” for several minutes Tuesday before a customer noticed at Le’s Washateria laundromat.

The girl was airlifted to a Houston hospital. Police say she is expected to survive.

Police could not say how the girl became trapped inside the machine nor how it was started. Police say the manager told a woman who had tried to use the machine earlier that it wasn’t working correctly and returned her money.

The laundromat owner says an employee used circuit breakers to stop the machine.

It’s unclear who was watching the child. Police are investigating.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Officials say 32 teens escaped from a Nashville youth detention center by crawling under a fence late Monday, and 9 of them were still on the run Tuesday.

Department of Children’s Services spokesman Rob Johnson says the teens — ages 14 to 19 — left their rooms and went into a common area, where they overwhelmed 16 to 18 staff members and kicked out a metal panel under a window to get out of the building and into a yard. Once in the yard, the teens realized they could lift part of the fence surrounding it and get out.

Two teens were captured immediately and others were found overnight. Local police and the Tennessee Highway Patrol were still searching for 10 from the group Tuesday morning.

Johnson says the state-owned center in northwest Nashville held 78 teens at the time of the escape, and most had committed at least three felonies.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — A western Pennsylvania groom spent his wedding night in the back of a police car after allegedly harassing a waitress at the reception then resisting arrest after an altercation with the pregnant woman’s boyfriend.

A criminal complaint says groom Mark Williams touched the waitress several times during the wedding cruise and tried to pour alcohol down her throat. Police say he then scuffled with the woman’s boyfriend after the boat docked early Monday morning.

Williams faces charges including riot, harassment and resisting arrest. He declined comment to reporters outside court Monday.

Authorities say Williams’ off-duty state trooper brother assaulted two Pittsburgh police officers who were called to the scene. A state police spokeswoman confirmed a trooper was arrested during the incident.

A third man also faces charges.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The FBI says it is addressing allegations that nude photos of several female celebrities have been stolen and posted online.

A statement released by the agency Monday afternoon doesn’t elaborate on what steps are being taken to determine how intimate images of Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence and other stars were leaked.

The photos of Lawrence and others began appearing online Sunday. The 24-year-old’s publicist called the release of the images a violation of the actress’s privacy.

Apple said Monday it is investigating whether any of its customers’ iCloud accounts had been tampered with.

The FBI has investigated previous leaks of nude celebrity images, including leaks involving Scarlett Johansson, Christina Aguilera and footage shot of television sports reporter Erin Andrews in a Tennessee hotel room.

PEACH BOTTOM, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a lightning strike has killed a boy who was swimming in a central Pennsylvania creek.

Three boys were swimming in the Conowingo Creek in Fulton Township when a storm moved through Sunday afternoon.

Fire Chief Tracy Tomlinson said crews used an ATV to cross a field to reach the boys. Two of them were taken to Lancaster General Hospital and then to Hershey Medical Center.

The Dauphin County coroner’s office says one boy was pronounced dead at the Hershey hospital Sunday night.

The condition of a second boy who was injured hasn’t been released. The third boy apparently wasn’t hurt.