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  • Man Arrested for Allegedly Throwing Bleach, Hot Grease at Victim

    Man Arrested for Allegedly Throwing Bleach, Hot Grease at Victim

    A Toledo man, Fonnie Virden, was arrested on June 4 after allegedly attacking someone with hot grease and bleach, according to court documents. He now faces a felonious assault charge and is being held on a $100,000 bond, per WTVG.

    This incident follows prior charges against Virden, including aggravated menacing and disorderly conduct tied to a December 2024 event. During that earlier episode, he was accused of shouting profanities from a porch. He also refused to stop despite repeated police warnings.

    While in custody for those charges, authorities say Virden threatened to kill and harm a victim.

    Court records reviewed by local outlets, including WTOL and The Blade, show that Fonnie Virden remains in custody at the county jail. His next court appearance is scheduled for June 12.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Texas Man Charged with Murder for Allegedly Spiking Pregnant Girlfriend’s Drink with Abortion Pill

    Texas Man Charged with Murder for Allegedly Spiking Pregnant Girlfriend’s Drink with Abortion Pill

    A Texas man, Justin Anthony Banta, has been charged with capital murder and evidence tampering after allegedly slipping an abortion pill into his pregnant girlfriend’s drink without her consent, according to CBS News.

    Authorities say the incident unfolded after Banta’s former girlfriend revealed her pregnancy last year. Although Banta reportedly offered to pay for an abortion, she declined, expressing her intention to keep the baby.

    According to a statement from the Parker County Sheriff’s Office, the woman was six weeks pregnant when a doctor confirmed the fetus had a healthy heartbeat. Later that day, she met Banta at a coffee shop. Soon after, she experienced severe bleeding and later miscarried. She later told investigators she suspected Banta had drugged her beverage.

    Detectives say Justin Anthony Banta, an IT employee at the U.S. Department of Justice, encouraged ordering the Plan C abortion drug online. After a police interview, investigators seized his phone but discovered key data had been wiped. Authorities believe he remotely accessed the device and performed a reset.

    According to CBS, an arrest warrant was issued, and Justin Anthony Banta was taken into custody. The investigation remains ongoing. Texas, known for its strict abortion laws, criminalizes nearly all abortions, with limited exceptions for medical emergencies.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Michigan Man Accused of Trying to Meet 9-Year-Old for Sex

    Michigan Man Accused of Trying to Meet 9-Year-Old for Sex

    In Harrison Township, Michigan, 26-year-old Jermaine Taylor was arrested on June 6 for allegedly attempting to meet a 9-year-old girl for sexual activity, as reported by court records cited by The Detroit News and WDIV-TV.

    Now, Taylor faces charges of attempted rape and importuning for soliciting a minor under 13, according to WTVG.

    Authorities say he was unknowingly messaging an undercover agent posing as the child, sending explicit content and arranging a meeting in Toledo. On June 9, a court set his bond at $200,000—$100,000 per charge. Taylor was also ordered not to make contact with the victim.

    Jermaine Taylor’s preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 17 at 9 a.m. Local outlets, including MLive, note this case highlights ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat online predation through sting operations.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Childcare Worker Pleads Guilty to Killing A 14-Month-Old Boy at Nursery

    Childcare Worker Pleads Guilty to Killing A 14-Month-Old Boy at Nursery

    22-year-old Kimberley Cookson has admitted to causing the death of 14-month-old Noah Sibanda at a nursery in Dudley, West Midlands. The child tragically died following an incident at Fairytales Day Nursery in December 2022.

    Cookson, a nursery practitioner, pleaded guilty to gross negligence manslaughter during a hearing at Wolverhampton Crown Court. The nursery practitioner has been released on unconditional bail.

    She will be sentenced after the conclusion of the upcoming trial involving others connected to the case.

    Deborah Latewood, 54, the nursery’s director and owner, has denied breaching health and safety laws concerning the event. Her company, Fairytales Nursery Limited, also denies charges of corporate manslaughter and failing to comply with workplace safety duties.

    According to The Sun, Judge Michael Chambers KC confirmed that Latewood and the company will face trial, expected in 2026, though no date has been set. Noah’s mother, Masi Sibanda, paid a heartfelt tribute to her son.

    The bereaved mother described late Noah as a “lovable,” “handsome,” and “easy-going” boy who always wore a smile. She shared how calm and relaxed he was, often chilling with his arm behind his head,” making parenting a smooth experience for her. Hopefully, justice is served.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

     

  • 23-Year-Old Man Arrested for Allegedly Making Fake Bomb Threat After Missing Spirit Airlines Flight

    23-Year-Old Man Arrested for Allegedly Making Fake Bomb Threat After Missing Spirit Airlines Flight

    A 23-year-old Michigan man, John Charles Robinson of Monroe, was arrested after calling in a false bomb threat to Spirit Airlines’ Flight 2145 at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, according to the Eastern District of Michigan United States Attorney’s Office.

    The incident occurred on Thursday at 6:25 a.m. when Robinson, upset after missing his Los Angeles-bound flight and being told to rebook, used his cellphone to claim a bomb falsely was on board.

    He described an individual allegedly planning to “blow up the airport” and said the explosive would evade TSA detection. He urged officials to stop the flight.

    The threat prompted the immediate cancellation of Flight 2145, with passengers and crew evacuated for safety. Per ABC News, FBI agents and bomb-sniffing dogs swept the plane but found no explosives.

    Investigators traced the call to Robinson, who returned to the airport for another flight. After his arrest, he admitted to making the call and consented to a search of his phone. Robinson faces charges for conveying false information about an explosive and for hoaxes.

    U.S. Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon emphasized that such threats waste resources and erode public safety. Robinson was released on a $10,000 bond and is due in court on June 27.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Country Singer Conner Smith Hits and Kills 77-Year-Old Woman in Alleged Crosswalk Car Accident

    Country Singer Conner Smith Hits and Kills 77-Year-Old Woman in Alleged Crosswalk Car Accident

    Country artist Conner Smith, 24, known for hits like “I Hate Alabama,” was identified as the driver in a tragic Nashville accident that claimed the life of 77-year-old Dorothy Dobbins.

    The incident occurred on Sunday when Smith’s Chevrolet Silverado struck Dobbins in a crosswalk, according to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. The New York Post reported that Dobbins was rushed to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.  Sadly, that was where she succumbed to her injuries.

    Police noted that Smith’s failure to yield to the pedestrian was the primary cause. However, he showed no signs of impairment. As the investigation continues, no charges have been filed.

    Smith’s attorney expressed the singer’s condolences, stating, “His heart goes out to Ms. Dobbins’ family.” The attorney also confirmed the singer’s cooperation with authorities, per People.

    The accident coincided with the final day of CMA Fest in Nashville. Smith, a local signed to Big Machine Records’ Valory label, has not commented publicly. His debut album, Didn’t Go Too Far, dropped last year, and his music, including “Country in the Clouds,” recently gained traction on social media.

    Conner Smith is touring nationwide and has been married to surfer Leah Thompson since April last year. On the day of the unfortunate incident, he posted about performing in his hometown on Instagram.

    #Clique, share your thoughts?

  • Miley Cyrus Reveals She’s Self-Conscious About Her Body Due to Past Online Bullying and Mentions She Still Wears ‘Grandma’ Swimsuits

    Miley Cyrus Reveals She’s Self-Conscious About Her Body Due to Past Online Bullying and Mentions She Still Wears ‘Grandma’ Swimsuits

    Miley Cyrus shared that she still feels the impact of past online bullying on her self-esteem. In a recent interview on Monica Lewinsky’s podcast,

    “Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky,”

    the singer discussed the body-shaming memes that circulated online during the early part of her career.

    “There was a couple that were about my body in 2013, and people were putting my head on very unattractive things,”

    Cyrus said to Lewinsky on the episode, dating back to her MTV VMAs performance with Robin Thicke in a flesh-colored bra and panty set.

    “And I still see that when I put on a bathing suit to this day,”

    the former Disney star,

    “Hannah Montana”

    added.

    “I wear very … you would never think … very modest bathing suits.”

    The now 32-year-old, reflected on a recent getaway with her friends and sister, presumably referring to her older sibling Brandi. “Everyone else had on a string bikini except me; I was in shorts,” she explained. “I don’t even know if people wear tankinis anymore. I was wearing like a tank top.”

    “My sister goes, ‘You’re you, so this is cool. I guess this is in now. You’re making this cool. But, like, you know this is what a grandma wears to the beach.’”

    The comment hit home for the

    “Wrecking Ball”

    singer.

    “It just hit me, like oh, I’m still so insecure about those memes about my body.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Arrested for Pulling Gun Out on Restaurant Staff Over Dispute About the Bill

    Man Arrested for Pulling Gun Out on Restaurant Staff Over Dispute About the Bill

    A man from Daytona Beach was arrested for allegedly waving a gun inside a restaurant and pointing it at four employees during a dispute over a bill, according to Ormond Beach police and the Daytona Beach News-Journal.

    Anthony Rodriguez, 25, turned himself in to authorities on Thursday, June 5. The incident occurred about a month ago. He is facing four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Records show he was released from the Volusia County Branch Jail on a $30,000 bond as of Monday, June 9.

    According to Ormond Beach police, Rodriguez and three companions were dining at Fresh Guacamole Tequila & Bar Mexican Grill on 1930 West Granada Blvd. on May 6. They became displeased with the bill when it was presented, leading to an argument with the restaurant staff. To calm things down, an employee suggested that the group could leave without paying, as stated in the arrest report.

    During the argument, a woman in the group began banging on the plexiglass protecting the cashier and pushed past it toward four employees, including a 16-year-old son of one of the staff. She yelled at one employee, prompting the teenager to step in to defend his father. At that moment, surveillance footage shows Rodriguez pulling out a silver handgun from his bag.

    Rodriguez pointed the gun at the four people, and the woman then pushed him out of the restaurant. After a month-long investigation, police used photo lineups and facial recognition technology to confirm that Rodriguez was the one who brandished the gun at the employees.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • A 2-Year-Old Boy from New York City Has Been Missing for Weeks, and Authorities Believe His Father May Have Thrown Him into a River

    A 2-Year-Old Boy from New York City Has Been Missing for Weeks, and Authorities Believe His Father May Have Thrown Him into a River

    New York City Police are on the lookout for a two-year-old boy from the Bronx who was last seen in early May. Authorities believe that Montrell Williams may have been thrown into the Bronx River by his 20-year-old father, as reported by reports from ABC7, Fox 5, and NBC4, citing law enforcement sources.

    Police divers have been tirelessly searching the Bronx River beneath the Bruckner Expressway, as reported by ABC7. The child disappeared on May 10 around 10 p.m., according to police.

    Montrell, last seen wearing a white T-shirt and a diaper, was with his father as they left a family celebration, according to NBC 4. That same night, the boy’s mother reportedly contacted the police.

    A source told Fox 5 that the mother filed a custodial interference report on May 30. The parents reportedly share joint custody of Montrell. Sources told NBC 4 and the New York Daily News that Montrell’s father pulled out a knife when the boy’s mother asked about her son on Saturday, June 7, prompting her to call the police.

    The boy’s father appeared in Bronx Family Court on Monday, June 9, according to PEOPLE. The father reportedly refused to explain what happened to Montrell and was taken into custody.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Florida Man Calls 911 on Employee After Being Denied S*x at Strip Club, Reports Say He Was Arrested Instead

    Florida Man Calls 911 on Employee After Being Denied S*x at Strip Club, Reports Say He Was Arrested Instead

    A Florida man was taken into custody at a strip club after he dialed 911, claiming that an employee refused to engage in sexual activity with him, as reported by Law & Crime.

    The suspect, identified as Sultan Jiza Muedh Alnofaie, 21, was at the Oz Gentlemen’s Club in Clearwater just before 1 a.m. on Sunday. According to the probable cause affidavit, Alnofaie called an emergency dispatcher to report the issue with the employee. He reportedly told the police to

    “come and take him to jail.”

    He also informed dispatchers that the club’s security had

    “taken”

    $300 from him.

    He claimed he had given that amount to an employee for sex but did not receive the services he expected. According to security personnel at the club, the defendant paid for a private room and requested sex from a staff member.

    “When denied said acts, the defendant called 911 for assistance,”

    the affidavit said.

    Alnofaie attempted to have the police arrest the employee who took his money, but he was the one who ended up in handcuffs. Deputies said he appeared to be intoxicated, slurring his speech and reeking of alcohol. He was taken to jail on a misdemeanor charge for misusing the 911 system and has since posted a $500 bond.

    Originally from Saudi Arabia, Alnofaie is currently residing in Miramar.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?