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  • Master P’s Son and Two Southern Utah University Basketball Players Arrested For Alleged Refrigerator Theft

    Master P’s Son and Two Southern Utah University Basketball Players Arrested For Alleged Refrigerator Theft

    Hercy Miller, the son of rapper Master P, along with two fellow Southern Utah University students, was arrested for allegedly stealing refrigerators from the campus, per TMZ Sports. 

    Miller, 24, Brock Felder, 20, and Peter Dadson Jr., 25, all members of the SUU Thunderbirds basketball team, face a theft charge. Security footage showed them loading two $1,500 refrigerators into their vehicles from the campus bookstore’s loading dock on November 11, according to reports.

    Police found the stolen refrigerators in the apartment of two of the suspects and in the garage of the third, according to court records obtained by KTVX. Dadson Jr. and Miller claimed they thought the refrigerators were being discarded since they had been on the loading dock for

    “almost a month.”

    Felder told police that he assisted in loading the refrigerators however, one of the other suspects initiated the theft. The three men were booked into Iron County Jail and released on Thursday, Nov. 28. Miller is a first-year student at SUU after transferring from Louisville last season and is averaging 8.8 points per game as a 6-foot-3 guard.

    The former three-star recruit played on Tuesday, Dec. 3, alongside Dadson and Felder, in the team’s 90-55 victory over Park University Gilbert. Head coach Rob Jeter stated to TMZ Sports that the incident was a misunderstanding and that

    “the university is working to get this thing resolved quickly.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Texas Man Claims He Accidentally Shot His Son, Mistaking Him For Intruder, Later Burns The Body

    Texas Man Claims He Accidentally Shot His Son, Mistaking Him For Intruder, Later Burns The Body

    A father has been charged with fatally shooting his adult son with down syndrome at a home in East Texas, an incident that authorities have described as a

    “bizarre crime,”

    per AP News.

    Michael C. Howard, 68, an attorney from Houston, allegedly mistook his 20-year-old son, Mark Randall Howard, for an intruder when he accidentally shot him with a shotgun on Sunday evening. The incident occurred at a residence in Sabine County, located approximately 170 miles northeast of Houston.

    According to the Sabine County Sheriff’s Office, Howard did not report the shooting immediately. Instead, he used a tractor backhoe to transport his son’s body about 2 miles away to a remote area on his expansive 2,500-acre property. There, he placed Mark’s body on a wood trash pile and attempted to cremate it. It was not until Monday afternoon—approximately 17 hours after the shooting—that Howard contacted the sheriff’s office to report the incident. 

    Deputies discovered body parts and bones in the trash pile and sent them to the Jefferson County medical examiner’s office. Michael Howard told investigators that the incident was a

    “horrible accident,”

    claiming he

    “cremated his son in accordance with what he felt his son would have wanted.” 

    Mark Howard, who had Down syndrome, was high-functioning and employed. Two days before the shooting, authorities responded to a theft of a large mower and trailer made by Michael Howard. Deputy J.P. MacDonough did not say if this theft affected Howard’s view of his son as an intruder.

    Howard remains in jail in Sabine County on a $20 million bond, facing charges of murder and tampering with evidence.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Arrested At Atlanta Airport For Allegedly Attempting To Steal Cars From Rental Center, Police Say

    Man Arrested At Atlanta Airport For Allegedly Attempting To Steal Cars From Rental Center, Police Say

    An Atlanta man was taken into custody for allegedly stealing several cars at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, as reported by Fox 5 Atlanta.

    On Monday, an officer was patrolling the Rental Car Center when he noticed a man acting suspiciously nearby. The officer responded and found the man, who was identified as 28-year-old Jaquavious Crenshaw.

    He was caught on camera attempting to steal an Audi A6 but was stopped by a security barrier. Investigators believe Crenshaw is also responsible for stealing a Kia Forte and Sorento from the Rental Car Center the day before.

    In the body cam video, the officer is seen showing Crenshaw a security image from the previous day that captured him at the Rental Car Center.

    “Who’s that dude here?”

    the officer asked.

    “Uh, yeah, that’s me,”

    Crenshaw admitted.

    Crenshaw was taken to Fulton County Jail and charged with theft by taking (automobile), theft by taking (key fob), prowling, and entering an automobile. Investigators mentioned that he had been arrested twice before for car theft, including one incident at the same Rental Car Center in 2022.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Couple Stole Nearly $1 Million In Lululemon Merchandise In Nationwide Theft Operation

    Couple Stole Nearly $1 Million In Lululemon Merchandise In Nationwide Theft Operation

    A Connecticut couple is accused of stealing nearly $1 million worth of Lululemon clothing during a two-month theft spree across the country, according to the NY Post. 

    Jadion Richards, 44, and Akwele Lawes-Richards, 45, were arrested on November 14 for stealing the expensive workout clothing from stores in Minnesota, Utah, Colorado, New York, and Connecticut since September. Their criminal activity came to an end when Lululemon investigators noticed the significant losses and the couple triggered a security alarm while leaving a store in Woodbury, Minnesota.

    Richards claimed store employees were racially profiling him. However, the company’s investigator reported that the couple stole at least 45 items worth $5,000 from various locations the day before their arrest. Officers found several credit and debit cards and a Marriott hotel key, where they discovered 12 suitcases, three filled with Lululemon products valued at around $50,000.

    The investigator estimated the couple stole up to $1 million in merchandise, though the complaint didn’t explain how that figure was reached. Lululemon items typically cost over $50, with sweatshirts priced over $130. The couple allegedly distracted store employees while one hid clothing under their clothes and jackets, the complaint said. 

    The couple, who live in Danbury, is also accused of eight thefts in Colorado in October and seven in Utah earlier this month, according to USA Today. Police have charged them both with organized retail theft. After their arrest, they were taken to Ramsey County Jail in Minnesota, but both managed to post bail.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Teenager Taken Into Custody For Deliberately Causing Forest Fire In South Jersey, Police Say

    Teenager Taken Into Custody For Deliberately Causing Forest Fire In South Jersey, Police Say

    A 14-year-old boy is to blame for at least one of the wildfires that broke out recently in South Jersey, according to officials per Fox News Philadelphia. 

    The fire began on October 30 and scorched more than 50 acres around Sycamore Drive in Evesham Township, lasting for several days.

    Officials found evidence that the fire was started intentionally, and they identified a teenager who they believe ignited it. The teen’s name has not been released. 

    The 14-year-old has been arrested and charged with aggravated arson and putting others at risk for injury or damage. Police are looking into whether this fire is linked to the

    “Bethany Run Wildfire,”

    which burned 375 acres and led to evacuations on November 7. 

    New Jersey is currently under a fire restriction because state officials have declared a drought warning due to

    “historically low precipitation.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Mom Arrested For Kicking Her 12-Year-Old Out Of The Car and Forcing Him To Walk Along Busy Highway After Argument About Grades

    Mom Arrested For Kicking Her 12-Year-Old Out Of The Car and Forcing Him To Walk Along Busy Highway After Argument About Grades

    A Wisconsin mother was arrested for kicking her 12-year-old son out of her car and making him walk nearly two miles along a busy highway, per Law & Crime. She has since been released on bail.

    Flor Escalante was charged with felony child abandonment and a misdemeanor charge for child neglect on November 7. Escalante reportedly got into a heated argument with her son about his grades during the drive to his tutoring center.

    Escalante stopped the car on the side of the I-94 highway, told her son to get out, and told him to walk the rest of the way to the tutoring center. According to reports from Milwaukee Fox affiliate WITI, there were multiple calls from drivers who reported

    “a 10- or 12-year-old on the shoulder crying,”

    and

    “He doesn’t know his mom or dad’s name. We’re going to be setting up a post.” 

    When the police arrived at the boy, it was already dark and rush hour traffic was heavy. The temperature had dropped to around 50 degrees, and the boy wasn’t dressed for the cold and didn’t have access to a phone to call anyone for help. He told the officers that he was walking to the Sylvan Learning Center where his mom was waiting for him. The police took him to the center and then arrested Escalante, bringing her to the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department for questioning.

    She told officers that her son

    “didn’t appreciate everything [she] did for him,”

    which is the reason she made him walk

    “so he can understand what labor is,”

    according to the criminal complaint. The complaint also stated that while Escalante was

    “visibly upset about the situation,”

    she

    “did not seem to grasp the recklessness and negligent nature of her actions.”

    She was released on $500 bail.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

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  • Cook County Corrections Deputy Accused Of Allowing Inmate To Access Her Cell Phone For Pornography and Messaging

    Cook County Corrections Deputy Accused Of Allowing Inmate To Access Her Cell Phone For Pornography and Messaging

    A Cook County Corrections Deputy, Shadonna Jones, 54, faces new charges for allegedly allowing an inmate at Cook County jail to use her phone for messaging and viewing pornography, per WGN9. This comes after she was previously charged with possessing drug-soaked papers.

    The Cook County Sheriff’s Office began investigating Jones after discovering she had dozens of sheets soaked in suspected illegal drugs in July. A search of her home revealed 48 stained sheets, often linked to illegal substances, along with a letter from an inmate discussing the sale of these papers for $10,000 each, with Jones set to receive $2,500 per package.

    Testing confirmed the presence of MDMB-BUTINACA, a synthetic cannabinoid, on the papers. During an interview, Jones claimed she received the papers from an inmate’s family for $1,000 but denied any intention to distribute them.

    The search also revealed two seized phones. Forensic analysis of the Android phone showed it was used by an inmate for accessing pornographic sites and messaging on Facebook. Records from Jones’ iPhone indicated she communicated with the inmate during her shift.

    Jones, hired as a deputy in June 2019, has been on injured status since July 15 after an incident while breaking up a fight between two inmates. She was de-deputized on July 25 after her arrest. Jones was arraigned in court on both the drug-related and new charges.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Woman Reportedly Kidnapped Her 2 Kids After Viciously Beating Her Mother Unconscious, Police Say

    Woman Reportedly Kidnapped Her 2 Kids After Viciously Beating Her Mother Unconscious, Police Say

    A 39-year-old woman from Tennessee has been arrested on multiple felony charges for allegedly kidnapping her two biological children, per Law & Crime. She allegedly brutally attacked her mother, who is the children’s legal guardian, leaving her unconscious in the process.

    Sarah Myers was taken into custody on Thursday and faces charges including one count of child neglect for a child under 8, two counts of custodial interference, and one count of vehicle theft, all classified as felonies, as announced by authorities. Her children, 1-year-old Rico Delk and 3-month-old Elijah Delk, were located unharmed.

    On Wednesday evening, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) and the Metro Nashville Police Department issued an Endangered Child Alert for Rico and Elijah, stating that both children were

    “believed to be with their non-custodial mother, Sarah Myers.”

    Myers was reportedly traveling with the children in a 1997 cream Lincoln Town Car with Tennessee license plates.

    According to a probable cause affidavit obtained by Nashville NBC affiliate WSMV, on Wednesday, Myers drove to her mother Holly Featherman’s home in the Lincoln Town Car. Featherman is reportedly the legal custodian of both grandchildren. After arriving at her mother’s home, Myers allegedly 

    “attacked her until she was rendered unconscious,”

    before fleeing with her children. 

    Several hours later, a man requested a welfare check on Myers, who was reported to be suicidal. When authorities arrived, they found the older child alone in the Lincoln outside. Myers and Elijah were inside a nearby townhome located in the Hermitage, Tennessee area. She is currently being held on a $20,000 bond.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Bronx Woman Arrested For Stealing Money From 7-Year-Old Boy and Punching His Mother In The Chest

    Bronx Woman Arrested For Stealing Money From 7-Year-Old Boy and Punching His Mother In The Chest

    A Bronx woman was arrested on Tuesday morning after a robbery and attack that took place in Mt. Eden on September 24, according to the NYPD, per Pix 11 News. 

    Monique Fort, 49, was charged with robbery, grand larceny, and assault. Police say that Fort stole money from a 7-year-old boy while he was out shopping for fruit at a grocery store with his mom. The incident happened on Jerome Avenue. When the boy’s mother tried to stop her, Fort reportedly punched her twice in the chest and then ran away toward East 170th Street.

    Emergency Medical Services treated the mother at the scene. She told PIX11 that she was scared and tried to protect her two children, who both have special needs. She said the incident has traumatized her son and left her feeling shaken. The owner of the market also mentioned seeing the woman before, as she often walks around the neighborhood asking people for money.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Looters Apprehended For Allegedly Stealing From Business Damaged By Hurricane Milton In Daytona Beach Shores, Police Say

    Looters Apprehended For Allegedly Stealing From Business Damaged By Hurricane Milton In Daytona Beach Shores, Police Say

    Police in Daytona Beach Shores said they arrested two men for allegedly stealing from a business affected by Hurricane Milton, per WFTV9.

    Austin Ryan, 36, was taken into custody on Thursday afternoon for stealing from Cyber Fuels on South Atlantic Avenue. The storm had broken the front window of the store, and Ryan used this as an opportunity to commit the theft.

    Officers reported that Ryan was found on a different property with a bag filled with stolen items. The report stated that he had taken snacks, alcohol, and tobacco products.

    Police also mentioned that Ryan was carrying a knife and had methamphetamine and drug-related items with him. 

    Earlier in the day, they arrested Timothy Work for stealing from the same place. These crimes occurred during a State of Emergency declared by Governor Ron DeSantis, which means the charges could be more serious.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?