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  • Man Arrested for Allegedly Chasing Girlfriend Into Restaurant and Fatally Stabbing Her, Police Say

    Man Arrested for Allegedly Chasing Girlfriend Into Restaurant and Fatally Stabbing Her, Police Say

    Houston police have apprehended a man accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend at a restaurant early Saturday morning, per Fox 26 Houston.

    Officers responded to a call at a restaurant located in the 6900 block of Wilcrest Drive. When they arrived, they found a 50-year-old woman who was declared dead at the scene.

    Santos Hernandez Cornejo, 53, has been charged with murder. Investigators report that an argument broke out between Hernandez Cornejo and his girlfriend in the parking lot, after which he allegedly chased her into the restaurant and stabbed her multiple times.

    Although he fled the scene, Hernandez Cornejo later surrendered to the police and confessed to the stabbing. The woman’s identity has not yet been disclosed.

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  • Woman Allegedly Tricks Reverend into Certifying Marriage Certificate with Ex After He Broke Up with Her

    Woman Allegedly Tricks Reverend into Certifying Marriage Certificate with Ex After He Broke Up with Her

    A 42-year-old man from Texas was shocked when he arrived at his Beverly Hills home on Friday night, to find a package from Bath & Body Works sent by his ex-girlfriend, per PEOPLE.

    According to a press release from the Beverly Hills Police Department, inside the package was a photo of his ex, 36-year-old Kristin Marie Spearman,

    “holding what appears to be a marriage license showing them married and officiated by a local reverend.”

    Additionally, the package included a copy of the marriage certificate, which had been filed with the McLennan County Clerk’s Office. Police reported that the man stated he and Spearman had been in a relationship and had obtained a marriage license around June 2. Following the distribution of the license, the couple had

    “an argument,”

    during which the man informed Spearman that

    “he did not want to be in a relationship.”

    An investigation found that

    “Spearman, pursuant to the scheme of obtaining a marriage certificate, convinced the reverend to certify the victim and Kristin in the Holy Union of Matrimony without the knowledge of the victim and his required presence,”

    police said. Spearman then submitted the certificate to the county clerk.

    Working alongside the Hewitt Police Department, authorities arrested Spearman at her residence near Hewitt. She has been charged with third-degree felony stalking and is currently in the McLennan County Jail, held on a $10,000 bond, according to jail records. The Beverly Hills Police Department announced in the release that they will not reveal the name of the reverend “to prevent harassment and influence” as the case proceeds.

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  • NYPD Seeks Arrest Warrant for Babysitter Caught on Video Hitting NYC Kids with a Belt

    NYPD Seeks Arrest Warrant for Babysitter Caught on Video Hitting NYC Kids with a Belt

    The NYPD is trying to obtain an arrest warrant for a city-funded babysitter who was caught on video beating two boys from the Bronx with a belt, according to the NY Post. The incident, reported by the family nearly a month ago, has been confirmed by law enforcement sources on Tuesday.

    Authorities are actively looking for 24-year-old La’keysha Jackson, who was allegedly caught on video hitting the crying children, aged 4 and 6, nearly 60 times inside their home in Morrisania on May 6, the sources revealed. As of Tuesday, officers had not yet been able to find Jackson for arrest.

    If a grand jury issues an arrest warrant when it meets on Wednesday, police will be able to enter Jackson’s apartment by force to take her into custody, the sources added. The disturbing footage obtained by The Post shows the caregiver violently whipping the children’s backsides while holding their small arms to prevent them from escaping.

    “Guess what’s about to happen?”

    she can be heard saying, apparently upset that the two older kids, aged 4 and 6, did not clean up their room.

    “Belt?”

    one of the young boys answers. Pulling a thick brown belt out of a cross-body bag, Jackson replies

    “You’re right — I warned y’all,” chillingly adding: “Drop ‘em.”

    According to the family, Jackson also

    “Hit the kids with the [clothes] hangers, hitting them with belts, [and] throwing the [2-year-old] baby.”

    Their mother, Geraldine Jaramillo, has also claimed that the babysitter subjected the children to emotional and verbal abuse. Jackson was hired by Selfhelp, a home aid provider contracted by the troubled Administration for Children’s Services (ACS), as part of a homemaking program designed to assist struggling families in the city with babysitting services. An ACS spokesperson stated that Jackson is no longer employed by Selfhelp and that ACS is collaborating with the NYPD in their investigation.

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  • Woman Allegedly Stabbed Daughter-in-Law in Front of Grandchildren During Altercation That Started After Drinks at Chili’s

    Woman Allegedly Stabbed Daughter-in-Law in Front of Grandchildren During Altercation That Started After Drinks at Chili’s

    A Florida woman is in custody after her grandchildren reportedly told police that she allegedly attacked their mother, per Law & Crime.

    Celestine Ward, 57, was taken into custody by Homestead police on Wednesday. She faces charges of attempted murder for allegedly stabbing her daughter-in-law in front of her children, according to an arrest report obtained by local ABC affiliate WPLG.

    Officers responded to a call at a residence on Wednesday afternoon and discovered the alleged victim lying on the floor in a pool of blood. The unnamed victim was airlifted to the hospital in critical condition. When police questioned the children present in the house about the incident, Ward’s granddaughter reportedly said, “Grandma started to kill mommy with the knife.”

    The granddaughter also mentioned to the police that prior to the alleged stabbing, her mother and father had been arguing. The father had reportedly left the home before the stabbing occurred. Ward then began to argue with the girl’s mother, and the verbal dispute allegedly escalated into a physical confrontation, reports note. The granddaughter told police, “the knife is in the room under the bed.”

    According to the arrest affidavit, police spoke with the alleged victim at the hospital. She confirmed her daughter’s account of the argument they had at home. The victim also shared that the two consumed alcoholic beverages at Chili’s Bar & Grill earlier that day. Ward was arrested on Wednesday and is currently being held without bond at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.

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  • Two New York State Troopers Stabbed by Female Carjacking Suspect While Attempting to Make an Arrest

    Two New York State Troopers Stabbed by Female Carjacking Suspect While Attempting to Make an Arrest

    Two New York State troopers were stabbed by a suspected female car thief near Buffalo on Saturday afternoon, according to officials as reported by the NY Post. 

    The incident took place around 3:25 p.m. when the officers approached a stolen vehicle at Crosby’s Gas Station in Bolivar. As they tried to arrest the driver, she resisted. She allegedly stabbed one trooper above the eye and the other in the head, said New York State Police.

    One of the troopers discharged their firearm but did not hit the suspect, police stated. The alleged carjacker was apprehended with minor injuries. The trooper who was stabbed in the eye was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester in serious condition. The investigation is still ongoing.

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  • Inmate Who Escaped from Clayton County Hospital is Back in Custody, Police Say

    Inmate Who Escaped from Clayton County Hospital is Back in Custody, Police Say

    An inmate who escaped from Clayton County custody is now back in jail, per Fox News. The Clayton County Sheriff’s Office reported that James Damonte Beasley fled from Southern Regional Medical Center on Saturday morning. 

    Investigators confirmed he was rearrested at 12:35 p.m., but details regarding any new charges he may face have not been released. According to jail records, Beasley was booked into Clayton County Jail on March 18 due to a probation violation. The specifics of that violation remain unclear. 

    Surveillance images show Beasley wearing blue jeans, a blue shirt with white lettering, and a yellow shirt underneath. Officers located him at the East Point MARTA station, where he carjacked a driver and stole a black Ford F-150. 

    Following a short police chase, Beasley crashed the stolen vehicle and was apprehended shortly thereafter. Investigators have not provided any information regarding the circumstances surrounding his escape

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  • Georgia College Student Detained by ICE After Making an Illegal Right Turn, Police Say

    Georgia College Student Detained by ICE After Making an Illegal Right Turn, Police Say

    A college student from Georgia, who has been in the U.S. since she was 4, has been taken into ICE custody and is now at risk of deportation, all due to a wrong turn, according to Huff Post.

    Ximena Arias-Cristobal, 19, a student at Dalton State College, was pulled over by police in Dalton on Monday for turning right despite a “no turn on red” sign, as detailed in a police report obtained by HuffPost. Arias-Cristobal informed the officers that she had an international driver’s license, but she did not have it on her at that time. As a result, the police arrested her for driving without a valid driver’s license and for making an illegal right turn on red.

    A representative from the Dalton Police Department explained to HuffPost that officers must arrest anyone driving without a license and do not have the discretion to overlook that violation. After her arrest, Arias-Cristobal was taken to Whitfield County Jail. Arias-Cristobal’s family shared with ABC affiliate WTCV that the young woman is currently being held at Stewart Detention Center alongside her father, Jose Francisco Arias-Tovar.

    Arias-Tovar, was arrested two weeks ago for exceeding the speed limit by 19 miles. This facility is located near Columbus, Georgia. The outlet reported that Whitfield County has had a “jail enforcement model” agreement with ICE since June 2020. This allows ICE to identify and take custody of “removable” immigrants detained by state or local law enforcement.

    Arias-Tovar’s wife told the outlet that her husband has no criminal history, runs a construction business, and pays taxes.

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  • Mother Allegedly ‘Tried to Run Over Group of Elementary Students’ After They Fled from a Fight, Police Say

    Mother Allegedly ‘Tried to Run Over Group of Elementary Students’ After They Fled from a Fight, Police Say

    A Louisiana mother is accused of bringing several children to a local school to engage in “fight other kids” before she allegedly “tried to run over a group of elementary students with her car,” per Law & Crime. 

    Lejonkica Sharp, 23, was arrested last week and charged with six counts of aggravated assault related to the incident. A news release from the Shreveport Police Department stated that the events occurred around 8 a.m. on Tuesday, April 29, at an elementary school located approximately 350 miles northwest of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

    “Officers were called to Pine Grove Elementary after a parent reportedly dropped off kids to fight other kids … then tried to run over a group of elementary students with her car when things didn’t go her way,” the statement said. Another parent present at the school during the incident called 911. 

    The children allegedly hopped out of Sharp’s car intending to confront the caller’s elementary school-aged children. The caller explained that when her children ran away on foot, Sharp attempted to run them over. At least one of the children Sharp brought to the school was her own, according to Shreveport CBS affiliate KSLA. Investigators stated that when they reached out to Sharp, she claimed the caller’s children had been “throwing rocks at her car.” However, they reviewed surveillance footage from the school that presented a very different account of events.

    “Footage clearly showed Sharp deliberately trying to hit six children with her vehicle,” the release states. Authorities took Sharp into custody on May 1. “If you think the solution to kid drama is vehicular assault — we’ve got a spot for you, and it’s not in the carpool line. Do better, parents. Seriously,” the police department posted to its official Facebook page. 

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  • Man Wins $167 Million Powerball Jackpot with His Mother, Then Ends Up in Jail Just 4 Days Later

    Man Wins $167 Million Powerball Jackpot with His Mother, Then Ends Up in Jail Just 4 Days Later

    A Kentucky man made history by winning the largest lottery prize in the state, only to find himself in jail just four days later, as reported by PEOPLE. 

    On Saturday evening, April 26, James Farthing found out that his $2 Powerball ticket for his mother was a winner. They won a huge jackpot of $167.3 million. This is the biggest win in Kentucky’s lottery history, according to the Kentucky Lottery.

    Farthing, 50, collected the winnings alongside his mother, Linda Grizzle, and posed for photos with the large check on Monday, April 28. The Georgetown native told to the Kentucky Lottery that “it’s going to be a good Mother’s Day” and also mentioned plans to “pay off my debt.” The celebration quickly came to an end on Wednesday, April 30, when Farthing found himself under arrest. 

    As stated by USA Today, Farthing was at the TradeWinds Resort in St. Pete Beach, Florida, when a brawl erupted, during which he allegedly struck another guest in the face. His girlfriend was reportedly also involved in a confrontation with other hotel guests, according to USA Today.

    He reportedly tried to resist arrest by running from the hotel but was caught, as reported by the outlet. 

    Farthing faces one felony charge for battery against a law enforcement officer, along with two misdemeanor charges for battery and resisting arrest, in addition to a parole violation, according to court documents reviewed by PEOPLE.

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  • Naked Man Under the Influence of Methamphetamine Breaks Into Mormon Church

    Naked Man Under the Influence of Methamphetamine Breaks Into Mormon Church

    A report reveals that a naked man under the influence of methamphetamines broke into a Mormon Church located in the heart of Amish country, according to the NY Post. 

    Corey Calderwood, 43, was reportedly high and naked when he entered the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, as reported by local CBS.

    Lancaster Township police apprehended Calderwood at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday night. 

    The suspect already had an outstanding felony warrant for retail theft from a March incident at Weis Market in Lancaster Township, according to Lancaster Online.

    For his inappropriate intrusion, Calderwood faces charges of burglary, indecent exposure, and possession of a controlled substance, as detailed in the report. He is currently being held at Lancaster County Prison without bond, according to Lancaster Online.

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