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  • Tennessee Man Accused Of Pulling Friend In Wheelchair Onto Floor And Stealing $30 From Purse

    Tennessee Man Accused Of Pulling Friend In Wheelchair Onto Floor And Stealing $30 From Purse

    A Tennessee man is now in police custody after pulling his friend out of her wheelchair and stealing money from her purse, Action News 5 reports.

    On April 13th, deputies from the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office were notified about a robbery at a Millington Inn. When they arrived, the victim explained that Dylan Landrum, a friend of hers, had come to her motel room to ask for money. When she refused, the 31-year-old pulled her out of her wheelchair by her leg, and threw her onto the floor. He then began rummaging through her purse, grabbed $30 in cash along with her I.D., and fled. The victim, who uses a wheelchair due to having one leg, was left on the floor.

    Landrum was located shortly after being reported to police, and was arrested. The suspect has been charged with robbery, but was then released from jail without having to pay bond. He is now scheduled to appear in court next week.

  • Boston Marathon Runner Caught Pooping In Strangers Yard By Doorbell Camera

    Boston Marathon Runner Caught Pooping In Strangers Yard By Doorbell Camera

    Footage from a doorbell camera has gone viral after a homeowner caught a Boston Marathon runner defecating on their lawn, The New York Post reports.

    On Monday, a Reddit user posted the video, titling it “One of the marathon runners just took a s*** in my yard (video inside).” In a thread below the video, the owner of the house explains that there were plenty of portable toilets located throughout the course for runners to use, and that there was “absolutely zero reason for someone to trespass to take a s*** on a lawn.”

    The footage shows a marathon participant dropping their shorts in order to relieve themselves. Around eight seconds into the video, a spectator walks down the home’s front pathway, and stops after locking eyes with the runner. After finishing, the lawn-pooper pulls their shorts back up and runs in between two trees before re-entering the marathon course.

    In the comments of the now deleted footage, many expressed their opinions, some enraged by the competitor, and some coming to their defense:

    “People are weird as h*** man,”
    one person wrote. “I would be livid if someone took a s*** on my property, running a marathon or not.”

    “I’m sure the runner was really embarrassed to have to do that,” another commenter stated. “I wouldn’t call her out on it any further.”

  • Las Vegas Man Fatally Stabs Wife After Spending The Night At Female Friend’s House

    Las Vegas Man Fatally Stabs Wife After Spending The Night At Female Friend’s House

    A Las Vegas man is now in police custody after killing his wife then failing to kill himself afterwards, Law and Crime reports.

    According to police documents, 33-year-old Shiva Gummi told dispatchers that he had stabbed himself repeatedly, but wouldn’t die. He had explained that he had decided to take his own life, after fatally stabbing his wife. “I want to die, but I’m not dying,” Gummi explained to them. When he was asked where his wife was, he replied, “Next to me- she’s dead.”

    When officers from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department arrived to the home Saturday morning, they found the body of Gwendoline Amsrala on a mattress. The 28-year-old multiple stab wounds to her arms, abdomen, and throat. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

    A witness told police that Gummi “was upset with Gwendoline after she spent the night at a friend’s house who was intoxicated after a night of drinking,” the arrest report states. When she came home, Gummi confronted her, and their heated argument quickly turned violent. He’s now facing one count of murder with a deadly weapon.

    Amsrala had just recently graduated from the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at the University of Las Vegas in November of 2022, where she stayed on as a resident. Mark Chang, Amsrala’s chief resident at Kerk Kerkorian School, has created a GoFundMe page to help pay for funeral expenses.

    “She was taken tragically and suddenly from us, before she was destined to fulfill a rich and meaningful career dedicated to serving her future patients,” the fundraiser reads. “For those that knew her intimately, we will always remember her wonderful sense of humor, strength of spirit, leadership, and charming smile.”

  • Colorado School Bus Driver Faces 30 Child Abuse Charges After Intentionally Breaking Hard

    Colorado School Bus Driver Faces 30 Child Abuse Charges After Intentionally Breaking Hard

    A Colorado school bus driver is now facing 30 counts of child abuse after he intentionally braked hard in an attempt to teach students on the bus a lesson, Good Morning America reports.

    On April 12th, a misdemeanor complaint was filed against Brian Fitzgerald that includes 29 charges of child abuse with no injury and one count of child abuse with bodily injuries. The 61-year-old had just started as a driving for the Douglas County School District when the incident occurred.

    In video footage caught on the busses camera, Fitzgerald is heard telling students from Castle Rock Elementary School to be in their seats before saying, “You guys want to see how dangerous that is?” After the man abruptly hit the brakes, the children are then seen being thrown against the seats in front of them.

    “Did you get that?” Fitzgerald then says. “That’s why you need to be in your seat. Turn around and sit down properly.”

    Later, the bus camera shows an interaction between the bus driver and one of the children’s parents, who confronted the man when they noticed their child’s face was red. Fitzgerald is heard explaining that he’s a new substitute bus driver, and that he was trying to get the students to say in their seats.

    “I was coming to a stop and I hit the brakes hard because they weren’t, they were not listening,” he says. “So, I’m sorry if she got hurt.”

    A spokesperson from the Douglas County School District says that Fitzgerald is no longer employed by the district.

    “The video is incredibly difficult to watch,” they said in a statement. “Riding a bus to and from school should be a happy, enjoyable experience for students. The behavior and actions of this bus driver are completely unacceptable.”

  • Jersey Man Arrested After Killing His Sister-In-Law And Niece With Ax

    Jersey Man Arrested After Killing His Sister-In-Law And Niece With Ax

    A New Jersey man accused of killing his sister-in-law and niece in their Roselle home is in police custody after finally being located in Maryland, ABC 7 New York reports.

    On Wednesday, March 19th, after receiving concerning text messages, Scott Morrison came home to discover the bodies of his wife and daughter bloody and wrapped in sheets underneath a bed in an upstairs bedroom. Keisha Morrison and 9-year-old Kelsey Morrison, had died after being attacked with an ax. Morrison’s brother, Everoy, was immediately named the suspect.

    “The person of interest is identified as Everoy J. Morrison, 44, of Roselle,” Maryland State Police said in a statement. “Morrison was the operator of a 2019 silver BMW 750 with a New Jersey registration, which was reported stolen.

    According to police records, the suspect had been living in the basement of his brother’s home for about two years. Due to issues with his sister-in-law and nieces, he was asked to move out. “She said she wanted him out,” a family member explained. “He said he would leave before the end of the month. But he didn’t. He didn’t leave. He murdered them.”

    At around 4 P.M., just hours after police officials began looking for him, Morrison was arrested. As of now, the charges that the suspected killer will be facing have yet to be announced.

  • Inmate Charged With Murder After Punching Pregnant Medical Staff In Stomach, Killing Unborn Child

    Inmate Charged With Murder After Punching Pregnant Medical Staff In Stomach, Killing Unborn Child


    A Texas inmate is now facing a murder charge after punching a pregnant medical worker’s stomach, causing her to lose the baby, CBS News reports.

    On April 10th, Cheri Akil was arrested on credit card abuse charges in Fort Worth, Texas. The 39-year-old is accused of stealing someone’s card to perform fraud. Two days after her arrest, Akil was taken to John Peter Smith Hospital due to suicidal tendencies.

    While receiving medical care, Akil punched a pregnant hospital employee in the stomach. The victim was then taken to the JPS Trauma Unit for treatment for an ultrasound, which showed that the heartbeat of the fetus was no longer detectable.

    Akil, who has a history of driving while intoxicated, intent to operate a game room violation, and assault causing bodily injury, is now facing a murder charge. The inmate has been moved to a secure area of the hospital, and will be kept there until she’s brought back to the Tarrant County Jail.

  • San Antonio Woman In Critical Condition After Being Robbed Then Shot By Armed Hitchhiker

    San Antonio Woman In Critical Condition After Being Robbed Then Shot By Armed Hitchhiker


    A Texas woman is now in critical condition after being shot multiple times by a hitchhiker, KENS 5 reports.

    Tuesday night, at around 10:45 P.M., police in San Antonio responded to reports of a shooting. When they arrived at a McDonald’s parking, they located the two victims. One of them had been shot.

    The male victim says that he and the woman passenger saw a man walking in the side of the road and offered to give him a ride home. After arriving to an apartment complex, the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded they give him their money. After receiving a small amount of cash, the hitchhiker then shoots the woman in her upper back and shoulder from the back seat, then flees the scene.

    After the shooting, the driver pulled into a nearby McDonald’s parking lot and notified authorities. The female victim was taken to a nearby hospital, where she is now fighting to stay alive, while the male victim was temporarily detained by police for questioning.

    Officers searched the apartment complex for the suspect, but they failed to locate him. Though the San Antonio Police Department currently do not have any potential suspects, but they say that the investigation is still ongoing.

  • Authorities Search For Man That Escaped Jail By Impersonating Inmate Due For Release

    Authorities Search For Man That Escaped Jail By Impersonating Inmate Due For Release

    Washington state authorities are still attempting to locate a man who escaped a correctional facility by impersonating another inmate who was due to be released, Newsweek reported.

    On Monday, April 17th, Brian Francisco Roman escaped from the Cowlitz County Jail. When a corrections officer called for the inmate who was due to be released, the 26-year-old approached them instead, and left to be processed out of custody. Roman then received property belonging to the other inmate, signed paperwork by forging the inmate’s name, and left. Staff members didn’t realize their mistake until the inmate that was meant for release asked when he would be leaving.

    Local law enforcement are now searching for Roman in cities and town surrounding the facility. Authorities say he was last seen wearing a blue hoodie, a black shirt, gray sweatpants, and brown slippers. He is now wanted for charges of second-degree escape, first-degree criminal impersonation, forgery, second-degree theft, and third-degree theft.

  • Mother Loses Custody Of 2-Year-Old After Child Shoves Ecstasy Pill Up Nose

    Mother Loses Custody Of 2-Year-Old After Child Shoves Ecstasy Pill Up Nose

    A French mother has lost custody of her two-year-old after an ecstasy pill became stuck in one of the child’s nostrils, The New York Post reported.

    According to a French medical journal, a mother in Toulouse, France notified emergency services after her daughter had gotten ahold of a box above their fridge where she kept ecstasy pills, and stuck one of tablets up her nose. The mother attempted to remove the pill, but was only able take out part of it. She then rushed the child to hospital.

    As the child began receiving medical care, medics noticed her becoming restless and agitated. Tests revealed that the toddler had a heart rate of 148 beats per minute, high blood pressure, and dilated pupils. After medication was given to the 2-year-old intravenously, her heart rate and blood pressure stabilized, and she was discharged from the hospital hours later.

    The incident led to an investigation that later deemed the mother unfit to parent, and the toddler was taken out of her care. The child is now in the custody of her paternal grandmother.

  • Florida Man Accepts Plea Deal After Infant Dies From Being Forcefully Thrown Against Wall Multiple Times

    Florida Man Accepts Plea Deal After Infant Dies From Being Forcefully Thrown Against Wall Multiple Times


    A Florida man has been sentenced to more than two decades in prison after brutally killing his 2-month-old daughter in 2020, Law And Crime reports.

    On December 11th, 2020, infant Scarlet Strahm was taken to an emergency room after her mother saw she was having a seizure. After tests proved that the child was suffering from an internal brain bleed, the child’s father, Steven Michael Strahm, told police that he had accidentally dropped her. Scarlet’s mother had been at work during the time the incident occurred.

    The University of Florida Child Protection Team later determined that Scarlet had sustained both “abusive head trauma indicative of physical abuse” and a fractured knee indicative of physical abuse and medical neglect. While being questioned by authorities, Strahm confessed to forcefully throwing the 2-month-old against a wall “4 or 5 times” and intentionally dropping her on her head. Sadly, Scarlet never recovered, and she died two weeks later.

    Last month, Strahm pleaded guilty to one count each of second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse as part of a plea deal. In exchange for pleading guilty, prosecutors dropped a child neglect charge. He has since been sentenced to spend 23.5 years in a state correctional facility.

    “You broke me. You took the best part of me away and you broke me,” the child’s mother said in a statement. “I never got to hear her giggle. I never got to watch her crawl or hear her first words or watch her take her first steps. She should be two and a half and probably be the most amazing person now but I’ll never know.”