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  • Florida Police Arrest 11-Year-Old Boy For Falsely Reporting School Shooting Because He ‘Wanted To Go Home Early’

    Florida Police Arrest 11-Year-Old Boy For Falsely Reporting School Shooting Because He ‘Wanted To Go Home Early’

    An 11-year-old in Florida was arrested for making a fake school shooting report to leave school early, reports Insider. 

    According to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, the boy used his friend’s unattended cell phone to call 911. The kid also expressed to his friend before making the call that he

    “wanted to go home early,”

    police said. 

    The police charged him with making false reports, using a communication device for a felony, disrupting a school function, and misusing the 911 system. It is unknown whether the boy has legal representation at this time. 

    In a 911 audio released by police, the boy can be heard saying;

    “Help, there is a school shooter walking through the hallway.”

    During the call with the 911 operator, the boy identified himself as being in building two of Marion Oaks School before abruptly ending the call with a cryptic message. The entire audio recording lasted 43 seconds. 

    Upon receiving the call at 9:39 a.m. on December 5, the police swiftly responded to the school with a SWAT team, aviation unit, and K-9s, as stated in their official statement. Students and teachers were The evacuated while police conducted their search. 

    “This student put fear into his fellow students, staff, and parents,”

    Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods said.

    “For what? A prank? Because you wanted to go home?”

    Under Florida law, individuals found guilty of making false reports are obligated to pay restitution for the cost of the law enforcement response.

    “In this case, (it) will equal hundreds upon hundreds of man-hours,”

    Woods said.

    “This young man is going to need to mow a lot of lawns to pay that bill.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Florida Woman Arrested For Falsely Reporting A Burglary That Included Her Children’s Christmas Gifts Being Stolen In Failed ‘Grinch-like Plot’

    Florida Woman Arrested For Falsely Reporting A Burglary That Included Her Children’s Christmas Gifts Being Stolen In Failed ‘Grinch-like Plot’

    A woman from Florida has been arrested after she falsely claimed that her children’s Christmas presents had been stolen, reports Fox News. 

    The incident occurred in Lehigh Acres, Florida, when Shana Hudson, 39, called the authorities on November 19th to report a residential burglary. Hudson alleged that someone had broken into her home and taken several items, including the Christmas presents meant for her children, leaving them without gifts for the upcoming holidays.

    In response to the report, detectives from the Lee County Sheriff’s Office launched an investigation. They also went above and beyond by coordinating a donation from the Lehigh Acres American Legion, as well as securing funds from the sheriff’s office’s Shop With a Cop program. Their goal was to surprise the family with new presents and ensure they had a joyful holiday season.

    However, as the detectives looked deeper into the case, a tip received by Crime Stoppers helped uncover the truth. Investigators found evidence that proved Hudson had fabricated the burglary. The detectives later discovered the reported stolen items hidden at a relative’s house.

    As a result, Hudson was arrested and the truth behind her

    “Grinch-like plot”

    was exposed.

    “This pathetic behavior is unacceptable, especially given the circumstances this holiday season,”

    Sheriff Carmine Marceno said in a statement.

    “This woman took advantage of the system and is now paying the price for her selfish choices.”

    She is charged with a fraud-false report to law enforcement. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Florida Woman Accused Of Stabbing Boyfriend’s Eye With Rabies Needles For Allegedly Staring At Other Women

    Florida Woman Accused Of Stabbing Boyfriend’s Eye With Rabies Needles For Allegedly Staring At Other Women

    A Florida woman identified as 44-year-old Sandra Jimenez, was taken into custody by police after allegedly inserting needles meant for her dogs’ rabies shots into her boyfriend’s eye after accusing him of

    “looking at other women,”

    police said per the NY Post. The incident occurred in Miami according to authorities who stated that the disagreement, which had been ongoing, turned violent on Saturday.

    Upon arriving at their residence around 10 p.m., Sandra allegedly took the opportunity to deliver a painful message to her boyfriend. According to an arrest affidavit cited by Fox 35 Orlando, Jimenez

    “jumped on top of [her partner] with two rabies needles that were for their dogs”

    while he lay on the couch. She reportedly jabbed them into his right eyelid. 

    The victim immediately contacted the police and was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital, where he met with detectives. Jimenez had left the house after realizing the severity of her actions. 

    Later that night, responding officers found her sleeping in her car outside the residence and proceeded to arrest her. The 44-year-old suspect told officers that her boyfriend’s injury was self-inflicted. 

    Jimenez was charged with felony aggravated battery and was initially held at the Miami-Dade County Jail. However, she has since been released on bond and is now under house arrest. Her arraignment is scheduled for December 26.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Sisters Jump From Fifth-Floor Window To Flee Apartment Fire Allegedly Started By Mother’s Former Boyfriend, Police Say

    Sisters Jump From Fifth-Floor Window To Flee Apartment Fire Allegedly Started By Mother’s Former Boyfriend, Police Say

    Security footage captured the moment when two young girls were forced to jump from the fifth floor of a Detroit apartment building after their mom’s ex-boyfriend allegedly set it ablaze, per Fox News. 

    The video reveals brave neighbors standing beside a mattress placed on the sidewalk, ready to catch the 8-year-old girl who successfully made the leap. As she looked up at the burning building, her sister and mother remained trapped inside. The 14-year-old sister followed but suffered serious injuries, while firefighters rescued their mother. 

    The accused, Marion Scruggs, 43, was caught on camera igniting the fire.

    “This person tried to kill not just the whole family, but any and everybody that was in that building,”

    Detroit Police Chief James White told FOX 2.  

    Apprehended within 24 hours, Scruggs, with a history of domestic violence, faced charges in 2019 for intentionally setting fire to his girlfriend’s home, resulting in a tragic dog’s death. The connection to the recent apartment fire remains uncertain.

    Online records reveal that Scruggs is presently in custody, facing charges of first-degree home invasion, first-degree arson, and assault with intent to murder. Bail has been set at $1 million, and his upcoming court appearance is scheduled for Wednesday.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Woman With Outstanding Warrants Arrested After Calling Police To Report A Theft Of $5 Worth Of Marijuana

    Woman With Outstanding Warrants Arrested After Calling Police To Report A Theft Of $5 Worth Of Marijuana

    A Florida woman was arrested after she called the police to report that her marijuana had been stolen, despite having two outstanding arrest warrants, reports the NY Post. 

    Lily Rinker, 23, made the complaint in the early hours of last Thursday from a Best Western hotel in Stuart. According to a police report obtained by The Smoking Gun, Rinker claimed that a man named Carlos, whom she had recently met, had taken half a gram of weed from her hotel room. The stolen marijuana was valued at around $5 to $10, while Rinker had a larger stash worth $30 in her grinder, reports note. 

    “Rinker stated she did not know what to do so she decided to call the police,”

    a probable cause affidavit said.

    The police later found out that the woman, who resides in Jupiter, had outstanding arrest warrants in Palm Beach County. According to the report, Rinker had been previously arrested for physically assaulting her father after he shared a photo of her holding a vape on social media. Additionally, a second warrant had been issued because Rinker failed to appear at a probation violation hearing following her conviction for driving under the influence earlier this year.

    Although possessing marijuana is against the law in Florida, it remains uncertain if Rinker will face charges over the small amount, as it would typically be considered a misdemeanor offense.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Georgia High School Teacher Taken Into Custody For Suspected Involvement In The Death Of A Toddler

    Georgia High School Teacher Taken Into Custody For Suspected Involvement In The Death Of A Toddler

    A Georgia high school teacher has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 2-year-old child in 2020, reports the NY Post. Kianna Davis, 32, and Kiyon Devoy Benton have been charged with malice murder, felony murder, cruelty to children, aggravated assault, and other offenses. 

    The indictment alleges that the pair struck the toddler with a blunt object between November 15 and 17, 2020, resulting in a lacerated liver. Davis was apprehended by law enforcement agencies including the Houston County District Attorney’s Office and the U.S. Marshals Service Regional Fugitive Task Force. According to her LinkedIn profile, Davis works at Seckinger High School in Buford, Georgia.

    Seckinger High School Principal Jimmy Fisher announced in a letter sent to families on Monday that the school will be initiating an investigation into the matter.

    “We were alerted that one of our teachers was arrested over the weekend,”

    according to 11 Alive.

    “As is often the case in situations like this, news about this has spread among students and to social media, and I felt it important that you heard the facts from me first. Although this news may come as a surprise to you and spark questions, I want to reassure you your student is in good hands. A substitute will continue to cover the duties of the teacher in question for the time being,”

    Fisher said.

    “As your principal, I am committed to the work we are doing to foster a safe and positive school environment and encourage our school community to come to me when you have concerns.”

    A plea and bond hearing is scheduled for Thursday.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Arrested After Saving Woman From Subway Mugging With Warning Shot, Police Say

    Man Arrested After Saving Woman From Subway Mugging With Warning Shot, Police Say

    A New York man has been arrested  for allegedly firing shots on a subway platform on Tuesday night, reports Fox News. 

    The incident occurred when a 49-year-old homeless man attempted to mug a 40-year-old woman near the exit. The NYPD identified the suspect as 43-year-old John Rote and managed to apprehend him on Wednesday afternoon. Rote reportedly overheard the mugger, Matthew Roesch, demanding money from the woman. 

    To intervene, Rote fired shots, but fortunately, no one was injured. Surveillance images show Rote calmly leaving the scene with a tote bag, a green bookbag, and a tablet. He now faces multiple charges.

    “I want to be clear: we don’t tolerate this kind of conduct in NYC Transit, period,”

    the city’s top transit official, Richard Davey, said in a statement after Rote’s arrest.

    “Once again cameras recorded a perpetrator, and we are grateful the NYPD made an arrest within hours. Thank goodness nobody was hurt here – but what occurred was outrageous, reckless, and unacceptable.”

    Transit crime in the city has decreased by 3.6% this year, following a surge during the pandemic and George Floyd protests. However, compared to last year, crime rates are still 29% higher. 

    Some attacks have been brutal, with travelers being shoved in front of moving subway cars. Last month, Sabir Jones, a 39-year-old repeat offender with mental health issues, was arrested for pushing a woman into a departing train, causing life-threatening injuries. Over the past two years, 37 people, including Michelle Go at Times Square station, have been pushed onto subway tracks, according to FOX 5 New York.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Who Received Services From The Salvation Army Accused Of Setting The Building On Fire After Claims Of Feeling Mistreated By Staff

    Man Who Received Services From The Salvation Army Accused Of Setting The Building On Fire After Claims Of Feeling Mistreated By Staff

    A man, who had been receiving assistance from The Salvation Army in Florida for several months, reportedly set fire to the charity’s building just as it was preparing for its busiest season, reports Law and Crime.

    Kissimmee police and fire crews were alerted to the scene on Monday evening, where they found the building engulfed in smoke and flames. Witnesses indicated that the fire may have been intentionally started. 

    Responding officers approached a man named Cordearo Mable, 37, who was standing in close proximity.

    “I’m most likely going to jail,” 

    Mable told an officer at the scene.

    “You’re going to have to process me in a second.”

    When the officer asked him why, he allegedly replied,

    “I did it.”

    The officer asked Mable what he meant, and he allegedly said,

    “That sh– is burning right now.”

    According to a probable cause arrest affidavit obtained by Law and Crime, Mable reportedly expressed to the police that he had been feeling mistreated by one of the few establishments in Kissimmee that provided support to homeless individuals. The document stated that an employee at the facility informed Mable that his

    “services were complete,”

    leading to his eviction on Monday morning. 

    Mable reacted angrily to this and told staff they would

    “all burn up”

    and

    “I’m setting the Salvation Army on fire.”

    The employee contacted the authorities who later arrived at the scene. Mable reportedly warned staff and police saying,

    “Arrest me now, or you are going to have to do it later because I will get my revenge.”

    Mable reportedly returned to the building.

    He told officers that he broke in after he had found a rock near the train tracks and stolen a bottle of lighter fluid. He admitted to pouring the fluid throughout the hallways and side offices, igniting it with a lighter. As a result of these actions, Mable has been arrested and charged with arson and burglary. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • New York Landlord Arrested For Allegedly Pressuring Woman To Take Nude Photos To Secure Her Spot On The ‘Waiting List’

    New York Landlord Arrested For Allegedly Pressuring Woman To Take Nude Photos To Secure Her Spot On The ‘Waiting List’

    According to state police, a landlord in upstate New York has been arrested for allegedly attempting to persuade a potential tenant to pose nude in order to secure a higher position on the waiting list for a new apartment, reports the NY Post. 

    The landlord, 58-year-old John Daly, has been charged with third-degree coercion after authorities claimed that he was attempting to convince Keri Chew to undress for a better chance at securing the new residence in his building located in Washington County.

    “Daly advised me that there was a long ‘wait list’ of potential tenters to rent the apartment,”

    Chew said in a police statement obtained by The Post Star.

    “Daly then told me that if I wanted to be moved to the front of the list and move in today, he ‘expected’ me to get naked and allow him to take pictures of me,”

    she said.

    Authorities responded to a report of a dispute at the building in Dresden, New York, around 4 p.m. on November 1st. After interviewing Chew on-site, she disclosed the distasteful proposition made by the landlord, leading to Daly being charged with a misdemeanor, as stated in a press release by state police.

    If found guilty, Daly could serve a maximum sentence of one year in jail.

    According to the Post Star, Daly is the owner of hundreds of properties in Washington and Warren counties.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Florida Man Allegedly Hires Hitmen To Silence Teen He Sexually Assaulted

    Florida Man Allegedly Hires Hitmen To Silence Teen He Sexually Assaulted

    Four individuals are facing serious charges in connection to a murder-for-hire plot that resulted in the death of a teenage girl in Florida, per Fox News.

    The victim, Isabella Scavelli, had reported a sexual assault to the police before she was shot and killed at her home. It is alleged that the suspect, Lenard White hired two men, Sheldon Robinson and Keshawn Woods, to carry out the murder because Scavelli had spoken out after he assaulted her. The mother of Scavelli was also severely injured during the barrage of gunfire. 

    According to law enforcement, Robinson even posted an ad on social media seeking help for the job, offering money and drugs as payment. 

    Sheriff Al Nienhuis, of the HCSO, said ammunition matching the gun used in the crime was later found in the backyard of Robinson’s home. All three individuals involved have been arrested and charged with various crimes including conspiracy to commit murder for hire, murder for hire, and discharge of a firearm during a crime of violence, officials said.

    Additionally, Robinson’s mother, Janet Williams, has been charged with providing false statements to authorities. If convicted, the perpetrators may face life in prison or the death penalty, while Williams could be sentenced to up to five years in federal prison.

    Nienhuis praised the young girl and expressed his sorrow for her tragic death.

    “She was a good kid with a very bright future and to see her life cut short is heart-wrenching to say the least. Words cannot even express it,”

    he said. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?