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  • Man Found Guilty of Shooting His Son’s Football Coach Following Dispute Over Playing Time

    Man Found Guilty of Shooting His Son’s Football Coach Following Dispute Over Playing Time

    A Missouri man is facing charges for allegedly shooting a youth football coach after becoming angry about his son’s playing time, according to authorities reported by PEOPLE. 

    Daryl B. Clemmons, 45, was convicted of assault and armed criminal action concerning the shooting that occurred in 2023, as stated in a press release from the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office on Friday, Feb. 28. Prosecutors revealed that Clemmons shot 34-year-old Shaquille Latimore, a volunteer coach for the City Rec Legends Football League. 

    The incident occurred after a heated verbal exchange regarding the playing time Clemmons’s son received during a practice game in the Kingsway West neighborhood on October 10, 2023. According to the prosecution, both men were armed during the altercation, but Latimore handed his gun to a friend, suggesting they should “fight with fists.” It was at that moment that Clemmons shot Latimore five times before fleeing the scene. Clemmons later surrendered to the police on the same day.

    According to the release, a group of children were playing in the vicinity when the shooting took place. During the trial, Latimore, who survived the incident, testified that Clemmons kept firing at him even after he had fallen to the ground, as reported by KTVI. In his defense, Clemmons claimed in court that he shot Latimore in self-defense after Latimore challenged him to fight, according to the outlet.

    “Violence, especially in youth sports, is completely unacceptable and undermines the purpose of these programs — teaching teamwork, discipline, and respect,” Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore said in the release. “This could easily have been a lethal encounter for the coach as well as for the children and family members present. Unfortunately, the trauma of this event will not be easily forgotten by all those who witnessed it.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Mother Sentenced for Accidentally Hitting Daughter with Vehicle While Pretending to Abandon Children

    Mother Sentenced for Accidentally Hitting Daughter with Vehicle While Pretending to Abandon Children

    A mother from South Bend, Indiana is currently incarcerated following an incident involving her eight-year-old daughter during a game that took a tragic turn, as reported by Too Fab. Initially pleading not guilty, Jasmine White, 27, eventually accepted a plea deal in January 2025, according to CBS affiliate WYMT.

    White received a nine-year prison sentence with the option for work release, and five of those years were suspended, according to the St. Joseph Prosecutor’s Office. After her release, she will be on probation for two years. In September 2024, she was charged with one count of neglect of a dependent resulting in serious injury, and one count of neglect of a dependent placing the dependent in a dangerous situation, after police claimed she accidentally ran over her daughter, as detailed by NBC affiliate WNDU.

    Tragic Incident

    According to court documents obtained by WSBT, police arrived at the location around 5:48 p.m. on August 29, 2024. Upon their arrival, they discovered the eight-year-old girl “bleeding severely near the entrance to the parking lot.” She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, where doctors diagnosed her with “skull and orbital fractures, the loss of five teeth, various abrasions, and a large facial laceration that had exposed a portion of the front of her skull,” per the filing.

    Witnesses informed the police that the girl and her four siblings were running alongside White’s vehicle at an apartment complex, where she would pretend to abandon them. According to the six-year-old, as reported by the police, White was driving faster than normal during this instance. When her older sister’s foot became trapped under a tire, the child stated that her sister was gripping the door handle when she fell, striking her head hard. Doctors managed to stabilize the girl, and after several days of intubation and IV sedation, she was finally released.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Las Vegas Teen Charged in Bicyclist Hit-and-Run Death Found Competent to Stand Trial, Court Records Reveal

    Las Vegas Teen Charged in Bicyclist Hit-and-Run Death Found Competent to Stand Trial, Court Records Reveal

    Jesus Ayala, one of the people linked to the recorded fatal hit-and-run of a retired police officer in 2023, has been deemed competent to stand trial, according to court documents reported by Fox 5 Vegas.

    The incident was captured on video, showing two teenagers in a stolen vehicle deliberately striking a Las Vegas bicyclist. The 64-year-old retired officer was struck from behind in the northwest Valley in August 2023, with Ayala being just 17 at the time. After turning 19, a judge mandated that Ayala undergo psychiatric evaluation and treatment.

    Today’s ruling confirmed that Ayala is capable of comprehending the charges against him. In October 2024, he had previously been found incompetent to stand trial. Both Ayala and his co-defendant, Jzamir Keys, have pleaded not guilty in this case.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 15-Year-Old Girl Assaulted in NYC Stairwell by Parolee Just Released After Assaulting Boy in 2013 and Throwing Him Off a Roof

    15-Year-Old Girl Assaulted in NYC Stairwell by Parolee Just Released After Assaulting Boy in 2013 and Throwing Him Off a Roof

    A parolee, Casmine Aska, 29, recently released after serving eight years for sexually assaulting a young boy and throwing him off a rooftop, is now accused of raping a 15-year-old girl in a Bronx stairwell, per the NY Post. 

    Aska allegedly attacked the girl in an elevator at 140 Bellamy Loop in Co-Op City on Thursday, forcing her into a stairwell, and raping her. He was arrested on Friday and charged with first-degree rape.

    He had been on parole since January 30 after being convicted of attempted murder for the 2013 assault on a 9-year-old boy, who he pushed off a roof after the child threatened to report him. The boy survived but was left in a coma for a time. He was locked up in 2017 and served eight years in prison, according to state prison records.

    Alongside the second-degree attempted murder conviction, Aska was also charged with a criminal sex act, sex abuse, sexual misconduct and acting in a manner injurious to a child less than 17 for the 2013 crime, the sources said. He has a history of arrests for various offenses and may have used aliases in prior crimes, sources added.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Teachers Suspended After Texas Middle School Students Shared Needles for Mass Tattoo Sessions in Classroom

    Teachers Suspended After Texas Middle School Students Shared Needles for Mass Tattoo Sessions in Classroom

    Parents are furious after their children took part in a mass tattooing session at a Texas middle school, where they circulated needles among multiple classrooms, all while their unaware teachers continued with their lessons, as reported by the NY Post. 

    On Tuesday, the students allegedly used temporary ink to tattoo each other with the shared needle, leading officials to worry that they might have also exposed themselves to potential infections. “How is it that these kids are getting tattoos in class and not one teacher noticed it?” mother Ashley Armstrong told Fox 4 News.

    Armstrong’s 11-year-old son, Jordan, used a contaminated needle to write “I heart my lord” across his forearm and “JC” on his hands. The incident happened on Tuesday while in his classroom at Travis Intermediate in Greenville, about 50 miles northeast of Dallas. Jordan noted that a boy approached him with the offer to tattoo him. That needle was “shared several times from one class to another class to another class,” Armstrong told the outlet.

    The school nurse called Armstrong to inform her of the troubling incident and advised her to get blood tests done right away. Thankfully, the results came back negative for any diseases. Armstrong reprimanded Jordan, reminding him that “he knows better,” but she expressed concern over how the teachers allowed this underage tattooing to escalate.

    On Thursday, Greenville ISD addressed parent’s concerns, announcing that several teachers from the classrooms involved have been suspended while an investigation is ongoing. “Greenville ISD is aware of an incident at Travis Intermediate School where students gave each other tattoos using temporary ink and the same needle,” the district said in a statement.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 21-Year-Old Suspected Serial Killer Allegedly Shot 6 Random Strangers When He Was Just 17

    21-Year-Old Suspected Serial Killer Allegedly Shot 6 Random Strangers When He Was Just 17

    A suspected serial killer is accused of shooting six random strangers in Chicago at the age of 17, with police acknowledging that there could be additional victims, per The Post. Antonio Reyes was already in police custody for a 2020 murder. Prosecutors revealed on Thursday that he is facing five new murder charges, along with four counts of attempted murder, which involve three children aged between 3 and 9.

    “None of these people had ever met Antonio Reyes before, and there’s no reason to suspect Antonio Reyes had any reason to target them,” Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke told reporters at a press conference, per USA Today. “One victim was killed when he went to the gas station to buy a pop. … Another victim was sitting in a parked car with a friend on Palm Sunday afternoon. … Another victim’s only crime was taking his family to buy a new puppy one afternoon,” she said.

    Reyes’ Previous Crimes

    The charges against Reyes, 21, relate to a series of killings that took place over nine months in 2020 on the Southwest Side of Chicago. The victims ranged in age from 16 to 31. “It’s difficult to comprehend how anyone could easily take someone’s life and especially so many in one year. … Who knows how many he may have been responsible for?”

    Reyes has been in police custody since 2021 for the murder of Luis Davalos. Davalos was shot in the head in June 2020, as reported by the Chicago Sun-Times. The attempted murder charges involve the three children of one of the victims, who was killed while the kids were in his car. Following his arrest, Reyes is also accused of attempting to kill his cellmate with a shank. Those charges are still pending, according to prosecutors, as NBC reported.

    He is currently being held without bail.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

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  • Ohio Bus Driver Hailed a Hero for Rescuing 15 Students from School Bus Before It Went Up in Flames

    Ohio Bus Driver Hailed a Hero for Rescuing 15 Students from School Bus Before It Went Up in Flames

    An Ohio bus driver is being celebrated as a hero for assisting 15 students in escaping after their school bus caught fire, per PEOPLE. 

    The incident occurred on Thursday, February 27, at the intersection of Cambridge and Northampton in Cleveland Heights. Flames erupted behind one of the rear wheels, as reported by the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District. The driver, who was transporting the students to Monticello Middle School, acted “quickly” to evacuate the students “off the bus and to safety,” according to a statement from the Cleveland Heights Fire Department on Facebook.

    The Best Possible Outcome

    “First and foremost, I can’t express how relieved I am that no one was hurt, and I am incredibly grateful for the quick response from the driver,” Superintendent Liz Kirby said in a statement shared on behalf of the school district. “I spoke with the driver today, and they credited the annual bus evacuation drills that drivers do with students with preparing them,” she continued. She added, “I also must credit the students for reacting so calmly and following the driver’s instructions to get to safety.”

    Authorities reported that there were no injuries and the fire was quickly contained. The Ohio State Highway Patrol last inspected bus 21 on February 14 and found no safety violations, as stated by Cleveland 19. In addition to annual inspections, state patrols conduct daily checks on school buses throughout Ohio and visit schools approximately every six months.

    Kirby confirmed in her statement that the state highway patrol and Cleveland Heights Fire Department are collaborating to investigate the cause of the fire on bus 21, which is still unknown. She also mentioned that a team of mechanics has been assigned to re-inspect their fleet of buses “out of an abundance of caution.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Donald Trump Listed in Jeffrey Epstein’s Flight Logs Unveiled by His Own Attorney General

    Donald Trump Listed in Jeffrey Epstein’s Flight Logs Unveiled by His Own Attorney General

    President Donald Trump‘s name was found in the flight logs of Jeffrey Epstein. The documents were released by his own attorney general on Thursday, February 27.

    An examination of the logs by PEOPLE revealed Trump’s name appeared seven times. He was first mentioned on page 24 of the initial log, dated October 11, 1993. He was also referenced twice on page 27, alongside his then-wife Marla Maples, their daughter Tiffany Trump, and a nanny on May 15, 1994. On all three occasions, “JE” (Jeff Epstein) was also listed as a passenger on the same flights as Trump.

    Epstein’s Files Released

    This release of documents occurred just a day after Attorney General Pam Bondi announced it on Fox News. “The first phase of files released today sheds light on Epstein’s extensive network and begins to provide the public with long overdue accountability,” Bondi said in a statement. The first set of documents released included flight logs, an evidence list, some redacted pages from a contact book, and a list of masseuses. Many of these documents had already been shared in court cases. Someone’s name appearing in the flight logs does not imply any wrongdoing. Most of the people listed were presumably on Epstein’s plane for valid business, political, or social reasons.

    In a letter to FBI Director Kash Patel, Bondi stated that she only received around 200 pages of documents. On Wednesday, she discovered “from a source” that the FBI Field Office in New York had “thousands of pages of documents related to the investigation and indictment of Epstein.” Bondi requested that the FBI provide the remaining documents by 8 a.m. on Friday, February 28. 

    Epstein died in 2019 by suicide in a New York City jail while facing charges of sex trafficking. A federal indictment accused Epstein of trafficking girls as young as 14 years old. He was facing a potential 45-year prison sentence.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Alabama Cafeteria Worker Terminated For Accepting Donations To Fund Students’ Lunches and Lying to Principal About It

    Alabama Cafeteria Worker Terminated For Accepting Donations To Fund Students’ Lunches and Lying to Principal About It

    A cafeteria worker at an elementary school in Alabama was fired for accepting donations for the school’s lunch program and then lying to the principal during a public questioning, per the NY Post. Avette Dunn was terminated from Shelby Elementary School after the school board determined that her trustworthiness had been compromised due to the incident that occurred in October. 

    Dunn, who had been employed in the district for almost 10 years, accepted a donation to the school’s parent-teacher organization fund intended for school lunches, as reported by ABC 33/40. However, the school stated that it was not part of Dunn’s responsibility to collect money since she had not been trained to manage such transactions. School board members made their decision to terminate her following a six-hour hearing on Monday night.

    Avette Dunn’s Defense

    Dunn’s legal team argued that her job description did not prohibit her from collecting donations. She claimed she only spoke to the donor after they reached out to her and was aware that funds were low. Principal Stacy Aderholt confronted Dunn in the crowded cafeteria about the donation. Dunn admitted to lying to protect the donor’s identity, fearing the consequences of accepting the contribution. Several cafeteria staff monitored the funds, and part of Dunn’s role was to ensure students’ accounts had enough money.

    “It’s imperative you can be trusted” in the role, said principal Aderholt, according to the outlet. Dunn’s lawyers argued that the money was not misused and was properly added to the fund. They pointed to her positive employee reviews that showed she had a good work history. However, the district stated that her lies about the money were a serious matter that couldn’t be overlooked. Dunn said, responding to her termination, “I made a mistake and I think I should be able to go back to my job. In my opinion, I think I should’ve been suspended for two weeks… “I don’t think I should get terminated just for not telling.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Charged with Sending Ex-Girlfriend’s Nude Photos to Her Young Children, Police Say

    Man Charged with Sending Ex-Girlfriend’s Nude Photos to Her Young Children, Police Say

    A Florida man has been arrested for reportedly sending nude photos and videos of his ex-girlfriend to her children, as reported by Too Fab. 

    Lafayett Lee, 38, was apprehended by Broward County authorities on Tuesday and faces one charge of transmitting harmful information to minors, along with two counts of sexual cyber-harassment, according to ABC affiliate WPLG.

    According to the probable cause affidavit, Lee and the victim had been in a relationship for three and a half years, which ended on December 20. Just three days later, after Lee had picked up some of his belongings from her house, the woman’s son informed her that he had received explicit images. Upon reviewing the pictures, the woman recognized them as ones she had previously shared privately with her former boyfriend.

    Caught in the Act

    The documents stated that her daughter also mentioned receiving similar images just as another daughter’s phone began “going off.” A 6-year-old girl was playing with that phone, but the family quickly took it away from her before she saw the inappropriate content. In total, the children received five photos and one video of the victim, including explicit content of her engaging in sexual acts.

    The victim informed the police that Lee was the only person who had received those images, as stated in the documents. She also mentioned that earlier messages from him had come from the same phone number that sent the explicit images and video to her children. Investigators arranged for a recorded line for the victim to confront Lee. On that call, the victim allegedly told Lee, “That was low as f–k how you sent all them nude videos and s–t to my kids.” Police wrote in their report that he responded, “That was low as f–k what you did.” 

    Lee is currently detained in the Broward County Jail with a bond set at $40,000, according to Law & Crime.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

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