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  • Dad to the Rescue: Brave Father Saves His 11-Year-Old Daughter from Alleged S*xual Predator in Isolated NYC Park Area

    Dad to the Rescue: Brave Father Saves His 11-Year-Old Daughter from Alleged S*xual Predator in Isolated NYC Park Area

    A courageous father saved his 11-year-old daughter from an alleged sexual assault suspect, Teddy Moussignac, in Forest Park, Queens, on Monday, according to the New York Post. The 37-year-old dad and his daughter were cycling near Myrtle Avenue and Woodhaven Boulevard around 5 p.m. when she rode ahead and strayed from the main path.

    Moussignac, 44, allegedly emerged from bushes near Victory Field, knocked the girl off her bike, and attacked her. Police say he covered her mouth, threatened her life, and dragged her toward a secluded area while assaulting her.

    The father, noticing his daughter’s overturned bike, rushed to intervene, shouting and stopping the attack. Moussignac fled but was quickly apprehended by nearby officers.

    He faces charges including kidnapping, sex abuse, assault, and endangering a child, per NYPD reports. The girl was treated at Jamaica Hospital for injuries.

    Teddy Moussignac, a Brooklyn resident, has a prior sealed arrest record, police sources told the New York Post. This incident has heightened community fears about safety in less-monitored park zones, as reported by ABC 7 New York.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • True Hero: Kentucky Fire Major Dies While Protecting His Wife from Tornado

    True Hero: Kentucky Fire Major Dies While Protecting His Wife from Tornado

    A Laurel County firefighter, Major Leslie Leatherman, is being hailed as a hero after giving his life during Friday night’s tornado, reportedly while shielding his wife from harm.

    Leatherman of the Laurel County Fire Department was responding to a fire alarm on Sunshine Hills Road, the area hardest hit by the storm, when the tornado struck. According to WKYT and other local media outlets, emergency crews later discovered two people, a man and a woman, in a field.

    The woman was reportedly crying for help with a man covering her body. It was soon confirmed that the man was Leatherman, and the woman was his wife, Michelle.

    Officials believe Leatherman encountered Michelle during the chaos and instinctively used his body to protect her. The officials believe he may have done it without realizing it was her due to the darkness and noise.

    His act likely saved her life. Michelle remains hospitalized with critical injuries and multiple broken bones. However, doctors expect her to recover.

    “He wrapped himself around my sister,” said Leatherman’s brother-in-law, Dwight Scalf. “That’s who he was; he died protecting someone he loved.”

    Major Leslie Leatherman’s bravery and sacrifice are being honored by his department and the community. Funeral arrangements are pending, as tributes pour in on social media.

    “Tell the people you love just how much they mean to you. You never know when it’ll be the last time,” Scalf added.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Faces Charges in DUI Crash That Killed 74-Year-Old Woman While Racing Wife Home from Bar

    Man Faces Charges in DUI Crash That Killed 74-Year-Old Woman While Racing Wife Home from Bar

    A tragic crash that claimed the life of 74-year-old Alice Stack in Andover on Friday night has led to criminal vehicular homicide charges against 48-year-old Aloysius Johnson.

    According to reports from CBS News, the fatal incident occurred near 165th Avenue Northwest and 7th Avenue Northwest. Authorities say Johnson was allegedly under the influence of alcohol and had been racing his wife home from a bar in Oak Grove.

    He reportedly showed signs of intoxication during his arrest and was seen leaving the scene, according to witness accounts. Aloysius Johnson appeared in court on Monday and was later released on bond.

    Neighbors are mourning Stack’s loss, remembering her as a warm and cherished figure. Kristine Iskierka, a close neighbor, told KARE 11 that Stack was like family, especially to her children, Nolan and Rheanna. Nobody should have to bear this, she expressed.

    “She was full of love and kindness. We just celebrated my daughter’s birthday with her,” she said. In her memory, the family placed a wooden cross at the crash site. Iskierka added, “One person’s reckless choice changed so many lives. I want justice for Alice.” She referred to Aloysius Johnson’s reckless decision to drive drunk.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Suspect Held Without Bond After Slashing 8-Year-Old Girl’s Neck with Beer Bottle in Albuquerque Because She Was “In His Way”

    Suspect Held Without Bond After Slashing 8-Year-Old Girl’s Neck with Beer Bottle in Albuquerque Because She Was “In His Way”

    An Albuquerque man, Nichalas San Souci, is in custody without bond after a shocking and violent attack on an 8-year-old girl inside a local pizzeria.

    According to KOAT News, 24-year-old San Souci allegedly smashed a beer bottle over the child’s head. He went on to slash her neck while she was waiting for food with her family at Saggio’s, a popular restaurant near the University of New Mexico, on April 25.

    The girl, who had been admiring murals inside the restaurant with her mother, suffered deep cuts that required 19 stitches. Her father, Britton Rose, described the terrifying moment he heard his wife scream across the dining room.

    Police reports state San Souci claimed the child was “in his way” before launching the unprovoked attack. Witnesses told investigators the girl did nothing to provoke him.

    Among the customers who rushed to help were a nurse and an off-duty paramedic, who provided emergency care until medics arrived. “She’s lucky,” Rose told KOAT, adding that major arteries were missed by mere inches.

    Nichalas San Souci appeared in court on Monday, where he pleaded not guilty to charges including child abuse resulting in great bodily harm and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He will remain in jail as the case moves forward.

    KOAT’s legal analyst, John Day, said the charges could carry more than 25 years in prison if enhanced due to the nature of the crime.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • “She Wanted to go in Peace”: Miami Nurse Charged in Death of Mother After Allegedly Removing Her Intubation

    “She Wanted to go in Peace”: Miami Nurse Charged in Death of Mother After Allegedly Removing Her Intubation

    A Miami nurse, Juansette Sabrina Green, is facing serious charges after allegedly removing her mother’s ventilator, leading to her death, according to reports from NBC Miami.

    Green, 54, was arrested on Friday and charged with aggravated manslaughter of an elderly or disabled adult. Authorities say her 82-year-old mother was hospitalized at Northshore Medical Center on May 5. She had severe breathing issues and was later moved to the ICU on a ventilator.

    According to police, Green called family members to the hospital, believing her mother’s health was declining. While alone in the room with her mother and two relatives, she reportedly said, “I’m pulling out.” Shockingly, Green removed the breathing tube.

    Medical staff rushed in as alarms sounded, but Green allegedly told them not to intervene. According to her, she “wanted her mother to go in peace.” Despite efforts to stabilize her, the woman passed away minutes later.

    Green, a nurse practitioner with more than two decades of experience, fled the hospital but was later found at her residence and taken into custody. Hospital officials confirmed Juansette Sabrina Green has no affiliation with Northshore Medical Center. She remains in jail without bond as the case unfolds.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 18-Year-Old accused of murder After Stabbing 81-Year-Old Roommate 113 Times in Florida Group Home

    18-Year-Old accused of murder After Stabbing 81-Year-Old Roommate 113 Times in Florida Group Home

    An 81-year-old man was found dead Sunday in a Bartow group home, prompting a homicide investigation with his roommate, Moses Ojeda, as the suspect, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.

    Patrick Benway was discovered in his bedroom at a facility operated by ET Care on Bluebird Avenue. Authorities said he had been stabbed more than 100 times.

    Sheriff Grady Judd confirmed that Ojeda, who had just moved into the home a day prior, was arrested for the killing. Ojeda, one of Benway’s roommates, had recently been released from a local hospital.

    Investigators said Ojeda entered Benway’s room while he was resting and attacked him. According to officials, Benway did not resist but asked, “Why would you want to do this to me?” before succumbing to his injuries.

    Ojeda later told detectives he had no remorse, claiming he acted because Benway was “already dying.” After the stabbing, he reportedly cleaned the knife, returned it to the kitchen, and hid his bloody clothes.

    Per ClickOrlando, authorities said the evidence supported Moses Ojeda’s confession. He now faces charges of first-degree murder and tampering with evidence. Deputies confirmed Ojeda had no prior criminal history.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts on this inhumane act?

  • Father Shot His Three Sons During Dispute Over a Car, Then Allegedly Threatened to Kill Them After Being Arrested, Police Say

    Father Shot His Three Sons During Dispute Over a Car, Then Allegedly Threatened to Kill Them After Being Arrested, Police Say

    A Florida man is in custody after he reportedly fired shots at his own sons during a dispute over a family car, according to Law & Crime.

    Christopher Lee Brown, 36, was arrested on Sunday after police reported that he shot his three juvenile sons. Local Fox affiliate WTVT obtained court documents stating that Hillsborough County Sheriff’s deputies responded to reports of a shooting around 11:15 a.m. on Sunday in Brown’s Ruskin neighborhood. Upon arrival, deputies discovered Brown’s three sons suffering from gunshot wounds.

    All three boys were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and have since survived. According to the reports, detectives investigating the incident revealed that the confrontation originated from a dispute over a car. Police stated that Brown confronted his sons about the issue, leading to an argument that escalated into the alleged shooting of all three boys.

    WTVT reported that Brown allegedly struck one of the boys in the head with the gun, causing it to discharge and sending a bullet across the boy’s jawline, hitting his earlobe. As Brown fled to his car, the other two boys pursued him. The documents indicate that Brown then allegedly fired multiple shots at the other two boys.

    Court documents revealed that one of the boys played investigators a recording from their father where he stated,

    “I tried to take your life”

    and

    “You won’t make it to Wednesday.”

    Brown now faces a several felony charges, including three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, two counts of attempted first-degree murder with a firearm, three counts of aggravated battery causing great bodily harm or using a deadly weapon, possession of a firearm by a felon, discharging a firearm in a public or residential area, two counts of burglary of an occupied dwelling, resisting an officer without violence, and criminal mischief involving damages between $200 and $1,000.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 24-Year-Old Venezuelan Man Arrested for Posing as 16-Year-Old High School Student

    24-Year-Old Venezuelan Man Arrested for Posing as 16-Year-Old High School Student

    A 24-year-old man from Venezuela was arrested for allegedly posing as a 16-year-old high school student in Ohio, according to the Perrysburg Police Department per the NY Post.

    Anthony Emmanuel Labrador Sierra was taken into custody on Monday after he pretended to be a teenager starting in January 2024. As detailed in a police report, Labrador had reached out to Perrysburg Schools in November 2023 to enroll, claiming he was homeless and an immigrant from Venezuela. He also informed the school that he was a victim of human trafficking.

    When he met with school officials to begin the enrollment process, Labrador provided a birth certificate from the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela that listed his birthdate as December 2, 2007. At that time, he claimed to be living at an address in Toledo and officially began attending classes on January 19, 2024.

    Kathy and Brad Melfred, who had previously hosted exchange students and adopted children, agreed to help Anthony Labrador. He began living with them on March 21, 2024. They were granted permanent guardianship by the Wood County Common Pleas Court Juvenile Division and assisted him in obtaining a social security number and an Ohio driver’s license.

    However, on May 14, they were contacted by Evelyn Camacho, who claimed that Labrador was

    “actually a 24-year-old and he was the father of her child,”

    police said. After investigating, the United States Border Patrol confirmed his true birthdate of March 27, 2001, and noted that he had an expired work visa, making him

    “an overstay in this country.”

    Labrador was arrested on Monday at 4:15 p.m. while riding in a vehicle on Interstate 75. He faces forgery charges, according to police.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Teacher Terminated for Allegedly Hitting Students with Yardstick for Taking Too Long to Wash Hands

    Teacher Terminated for Allegedly Hitting Students with Yardstick for Taking Too Long to Wash Hands

    A mother is furious after claims that a teacher struck her child with a yardstick for taking too long to wash her hands, as reported by MIRROR.

    According to the mother, the incident took place at Sousa Middle School in Washington DC, where a teacher allegedly swatted her 14-year-old daughter’s bottom while she was washing her hands after a science project. The mother stated that the incident occurred just as the school bell rang, with the teacher urging her daughter to hurry up. The student later reported the incident to the school counselor.

    The District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) is currently looking into the incident. Janel Doy Johnson, the mother of the teenager, told FOX5 that there are reportedly additional allegations of inappropriate behavior involving the teacher. The student also alleged that the teacher placed a brush given by another student into his pocket, suggesting that he did this so she would have to reach into his pocket to retrieve it.

    In response, school principal Brittany Green-Pascal sent a letter to parents stating,

    “I am writing to make you aware that an allegation of corporal punishment has recently been made against a Sousa staff member. DCPS treats any allegation of employee misconduct with the greatest importance.”

    The letter also stated that the staff member has been put on leave and will not be returning to the school during the ongoing investigation, as reported by Fox5.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 4-Year-Old Boy Struck by SUV After Escaping from Secured Home While Under the Care of His Father’s Girlfriend

    4-Year-Old Boy Struck by SUV After Escaping from Secured Home While Under the Care of His Father’s Girlfriend

    According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the incident involving Tanisha Williams occurred around 6:22 p.m. on Wednesday, May 14, at West Lake Mead Boulevard and Jeanne Drive. A 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor struck the child after he suddenly ran into the street, police confirmed via a press release.

    The child was rushed to University Medical Center’s Trauma Center with critical injuries. The SUV driver remained at the scene and was unharmed, authorities said.

    Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson, speaking to KSNV, said the child sustained several broken bones. “It could have been a lot worse,” he added. “This child could have lost his life.”

    The boy’s guardian, identified by Fox 5 Vegas as Williams, told reporters she panicked when she realized the child had slipped out of the house. Tanisha Williams, the girlfriend of the child’s dad, claimed had multiple locks and a secured gate.

    “I haven’t seen him open doors like that,” she said. An eyewitness told News 3 Las Vegas that they immediately rushed to help after spotting the child on the ground.

    The investigation is ongoing. Wolfson noted Williams had been released from jail but remains under scrutiny. He also emphasized that the child’s father, as the primary caregiver, holds significant responsibility. PEOPLE reported that police had not yet issued an update as of May 20.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?