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  • Man Arrested After Killing Sex Offender, Said Police Were Not Doing Enough

    Man Arrested After Killing Sex Offender, Said Police Were Not Doing Enough

    A 24-year-old man from Alvin, Texas, is facing a murder charge after allegedly posing as a minor to lure and kill a sex offender, according to court records per ABC Houston. James Lewis Spencer III was arrested on January 31, following an incident where an unresponsive man was found with multiple gunshot wounds in a ditch.

    The victim, identified as a 37-year-old man, was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigation revealed that the victim believed he was meeting a minor for sexual activities. Cellphone records indicated that Spencer had posed as a minor and arranged the meeting, placing him at the crime scene. 

    The police confirmed that Spencer admitted to owning the phone number used for communication with the victim. Information about Spencer’s public defender is not currently available. Video shows a car driving up and someone firing

    “a string of rapid gunshots”

    at the victim, police said. Spencer wanted to

    “rob and harm those types of men because they would do bad things to little children,”

    a third party told police.

    Spencer said he knew how to track people using a phone app, and

    “if the cop were not going to do anything maybe he should kill them himself,”

    records show. According to official documents cited by the station, the individual had a history of federal prison time for possessing child pornography, and failed to register as a sex offender. 

    Spencer’s bond has been set at $250,000, and a court appearance is scheduled for February 5th.

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  • Bronx Man Arrested After Allegedly Abusing Girlfriend For Weeks, Then Taking Her To An Empty Office To Torture Her Some More, Subsequent Police Investigation Reveal Decomposing Body In His Apartment

    Bronx Man Arrested After Allegedly Abusing Girlfriend For Weeks, Then Taking Her To An Empty Office To Torture Her Some More, Subsequent Police Investigation Reveal Decomposing Body In His Apartment

    Former convict, Deshawn Owens, is facing serious charges after torturing his girlfriend in a Bronx office building, according to the NY Daily News. Police have also connected him to a decomposed body found in his apartment.

    Owens, who is a 30-year-old ex-convict, was arrested near Third Ave. in Mott Haven. His girlfriend, aged 28 and unidentified, was seen leaving the office visibly injured and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Owens is now facing charges that include assault, strangulation, and unlawful imprisonment in connection to the brutal abuse of his girlfriend.

    According to Bronx prosecutors, Owens had been holding his girlfriend captive since December, subjecting her to physical abuse and restraining her with cable wires in their apartment on E. 179th St. Owens then moved her to the office building in Mott Haven on January 17. 

    On January 19, the police received a 911 call reporting an assault and discovered Owens and his girlfriend in the vacant office.  The victim suffered multiple injuries, including black eyes, broken ribs, a punctured pancreas, internal bleeding, and fractured hand bones, reports reveal. 

    During a follow-up investigation on January 20, detectives found a decomposed body wrapped in fabric inside a trash can at Owens’ apartment in East Tremont. Due to the advanced stage of decomposition, the cause of death has not yet been determined.

    Detectives are now working to establish whether the traumatized woman was aware of the presence of the body in their shared apartment. An investigation into the case is ongoing.

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  • Metro Atlanta Woman Finds Fugitive Sleeping In Her Residence, Reports Say

    Metro Atlanta Woman Finds Fugitive Sleeping In Her Residence, Reports Say

    A Georgia woman made a startling discovery when she found a wanted bank robber fast asleep in her home in the middle of the night, per WSBTV. 

    Gwynne Ketcham of Mountain Park had been closely following the news of the extensive manhunt for James Raborn, the suspected bank robber, for several days.

    Raborn was accused of robbing a bank in Roswell, engaging in a high-speed police chase, crashing his truck, and fleeing into a nearby residential area.

    Raborn broke into Ketcham’s house through a window and hid himself in her home office while she was away. Unaware of the unexpected visitor, Ketcham returned home and went to bed.

    She went to her husband’s office to check on their cats and encountered the fugitive.

    The door was blocked so she,

    “reached in and turned on the light and saw his legs, turned off the light, and left,”

    Ketcham said.

    “Something you never expect to see in your house.”

    Ketcham immediately left her home and contacted the authorities.

    “They discovered he used a computer in my house, and they had gotten a ping from that and the IP (address) led them to determine the address,”

    Ketcham said.

    According to Ketcham, the suspect was woken up by the police placing him under arrest. Both Raborn and a female companion have been taken into custody in relation to the bank robbery.

    They are also suspected of being involved in other armed robberies in the metro Atlanta region.

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  • Virginia Woman Arrested For Allegedly Swinging Medieval Sword At Police Officer and Neighbor

    Virginia Woman Arrested For Allegedly Swinging Medieval Sword At Police Officer and Neighbor

    A woman in Virginia, identified as Alexandra C. Hopkins, is facing charges after reportedly wielding a medieval sword at a police officer and a neighbor, per Fox News. The incident took place on February 8 in the 800 block of Edwards Ferry Road in Leesburg.

    According to the Leesburg Police Department, officers responded to the location to serve a warrant to Hopkins. When the officers came face to face with her she allegedly swung the over 1.5-foot-long sword at one of the officers before fleeing into a nearby residence. Police later apprehended Hopkins. A neighbor also reported that Hopkins had swung the sword at them, but fortunately, no injuries were reported in either incident.

    Hopkins has been charged with assault on law enforcement, assault, and two counts of brandishing a weapon. In addition, she has unrelated warrants from another agency. She is currently being held without bond.

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  • Suspect In Custody After Body Of North Carolina College Student Discovered In Towed Vehicle Trunk

    Suspect In Custody After Body Of North Carolina College Student Discovered In Towed Vehicle Trunk

    A man from Edenton, North Carolina, is facing a murder charge after allegedly killing a woman whose body was discovered in the trunk of a towed vehicle, as reported by Fox News.

    The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation (NCSBI) reported that on January 17, the body of a woman was found in a vehicle belonging to Jordan Isaiah Thomas in Beaufort County. The NCSBI believes the victim to be a 19-year-old student from Elizabeth City State University, although an identification is still pending from the medical examiner’s office. 

    The NCSBI also stated that the cause of death will be determined by the medical examiner. According to investigators, the vehicle had been parked in a private lot on U.S. Highway 264 in Washington, North Carolina. The vehicle was towed to a local facility, where the body was discovered in the trunk by an employee of the towing company. 

    After conducting an investigation, detectives determined that Thomas had left his vehicle in the private lot before stealing a truck from the same location. The stolen truck was later found at a nearby hospital in Washington, North Carolina, where Thomas was arrested. The NCSBI investigators believe that the victim was killed at a different location than where the vehicle was found. The exact location of the murder is still under investigation. 

    It has been revealed that Thomas and the victim knew each other. Thomas is now facing charges of murder, larceny of a motor vehicle, and concealing the death of a person. The investigation is still ongoing.

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  • Boyfriend Arrested After He Was Caught Cross-Dressing To Take Girlfriend’s Career Exam

    Boyfriend Arrested After He Was Caught Cross-Dressing To Take Girlfriend’s Career Exam

    A 26-year-old man named Angrez Singh was arrested for reportedly posing as his girlfriend to take an exam on her behalf, reports the NY Post. This incident gained viral attention after photos of the incident were circulated on the internet.

    “He tried to enter the examination hall by changing his appearance,”

    police spokesperson, Manoj Kumar, told Jam Press. 

    Singh took a recruitment test on behalf of his girlfriend, Paramjit Kaur, at the DAV Public School in Kotkapura Punjab. Kaur had previously failed the exam, which was a crucial step in her becoming a healthcare worker. To fool the test officials, Singh shaved his facial hair, wore makeup, and dressed in women’s clothing to resemble Kaur. 

    He even went as far as forging Kaur’s voter card, ID card, and Aadhaar card – a 12-digit unique identity number – to make the scheme foolproof. However, Singh’s was caught by exam officials who noticed that his face did not match Kaur’s photo on the application form.

    Sadly, Singh did not pass the exam.

    The fraudster was arrested. Police also accused Kaur of working with her boyfriend because he couldn’t have done it without her help, they said. The couple are now facing many charges and the police are investigating how Singh faked the documents.

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  • Person Of Interest Arrested In Connection To A String Of Unprovoked Stabbings In NYC, Resulting In At Least 5 Injuries

    Person Of Interest Arrested In Connection To A String Of Unprovoked Stabbings In NYC, Resulting In At Least 5 Injuries

    A suspect has been arrested in connection with a series of random stabbings that occurred in Queens, reports CBS News.  

    At least five individuals were injured. An attack occurred on Tuesday and has been going on since January 8th, reports state. Police are investigating a similar crime in Brooklyn where a 28-year-old man was stabbed on a J subway train on Wednesday.

    “We have an unidentified individual who’s walking around the street randomly stabbing people with a hunting knife. There’s no connection between individuals, and it seems to be unprovoked,”

    NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell said.

    On Jan. 8. at 6:20 p.m., a 61-year-old man was stabbed in the lower back at 137th Avenue and 157th Street.

    “In this incident, the suspect actually laughed in the victim’s face after he stabbed him,”

    NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said.

    A 34-year-old woman was stabbed on Tuesday at 158th Street and 134th Avenue. On Wednesday morning, two stabbings occurred near Guy Brewer Boulevard at 134th Avenue. The victims were a 41-year-old man and a 74-year-old man. The final incident happened at Parsons Boulevard and Archer Avenue. The victim and the suspect had an altercation on a bus over a seat. They both got off the bus, and the suspect stabbed the victim. 

    Fortunately, all the victims are expected to survive.

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  • Florida Woman Arrested For Attempting To Use Her ‘Aunt’s Dog’ Urine To Cheat Court-Mandated Drug Test, Police Say

    Florida Woman Arrested For Attempting To Use Her ‘Aunt’s Dog’ Urine To Cheat Court-Mandated Drug Test, Police Say

    A woman in Florida is behind bars after attempting to trick authorities by handing them dog urine during a mandatory drug test, Law & Crime reported. 

    Jessica Beatty, aged 42, was apprehended and charged with fraudulent practices related to urine testing. Court documents reveal that on January 11th, Beatty visited the Pinellas County Misdemeanor Probation Office in Highpoint, Florida for a required drug screening. Having a history of legal issues, Beatty was obligated to undergo random drug tests as part of her release conditions from previous offenses. 

    In an attempt to deceive the authorities, Beatty allegedly tried to pass off dog urine as her own. Eventually, she admitted to her failed ploy.

    “On today’s date, the defendant willfully admitted that she had a fraudulent urine sample that she intended to provide during testing,”

    the probable cause affidavit states.

    “The defendant readily admitted pre and post Miranda that she collected urine from her aunt’s dog.”

    After her failed attempt, Jessica Beatty eventually provided a legitimate urine sample, as confirmed by authorities. The affidavit does not provide any information on how Beatty managed to smuggle the dog’s urine into the facility. 

    According to OHS Health and Safety Services, using dog urine as a substitute for human urine in a drug test is immediately detected by any laboratory.

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  • Walmart Customer Calls In Bomb Threat Using Cellphone He Found In The Bathroom, Police Say

    Walmart Customer Calls In Bomb Threat Using Cellphone He Found In The Bathroom, Police Say

    A Florida man has been arrested after allegedly calling in a bomb threat from a phone he found in a Walmart bathroom, as reported by Law & Crime. The suspect has been identified as 28-year-old Coty J. Clements. 

    The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office received the call, in which the suspect sinisterly said

    “Tic Toc, Tic Toc,”

    before hanging up. 

    Authorities searched the store and spoke with the owner of the phone, who explained that he had left it in the bathroom and received a call from 911 on his Bluetooth watch. The phone’s owner was able to track its location and identified the stall where it had been left. Surveillance footage showed the owner leaving the bathroom shortly before the bomb threat call, and then Clements entering and remaining in the facility when the call was made.

    Shortly after leaving the store, Clements returned and was apprehended by deputies. During questioning, he confessed to making the bomb threat, claiming that he had seen others doing similar things on TikTok. Clements was arrested and taken to the Charlotte County Jail. He has since posted a $15,000 bond. He now faces charges of providing false information about planting a bomb or weapon of mass destruction.

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  • Man Assaults Drivers and Steals Woman’s Car After ‘Good Samaritans’ Try To Help Him During Iowa Blizzard

    Man Assaults Drivers and Steals Woman’s Car After ‘Good Samaritans’ Try To Help Him During Iowa Blizzard

    A man in Iowa allegedly assaulted two drivers who stopped to assist him during a snowstorm, reports Law & Crime. He carjacked one of them before being apprehended by the Iowa State Police using a PIT maneuver on Friday. 

    The alleged assailant, Jermaine Leatre Shetworth Ware, 28, is currently held without bond in the Polk County Jail. Charges against him include eluding, second-degree theft, first-degree robbery, interference with official acts, and operating a vehicle under the influence, according to records. Des Moines police stated that the incident occurred when a driver picked up Ware, whom they believed needed help, but he soon attacked the driver and attempted to steal their car. 

    After failing with the first driver, Ware managed to flag down another driver on I-235 and successfully carjacked them.

    “The victim saw the defendant running along the side of the interstate so she let him into her car to help him,”

    stated documents viewed by Law&Crime. 

    “The victim became nervous of the defendant’s paranoid behavior and attempted to pull over.” 

    When she managed to stop the vehicle,

    “The defendant reached over the victim, opened her door, and slammed his body into her until she fell out of her vehicle and into the travel portion of the interstate,”

    authorities wrote. However, the woman still had possession of her key. Ware realized the keys were missing when he tried driving off. He then

    “[held] his knee in the victim’s throat, the defendant began biting the victim’s right hand to get her to release the car keys,”

    they wrote.

    “The defendant was eventually able to take the keys from the victim and he got into her car and drove away.”

    The victim suffered cuts and bite marks on her right hand, along with redness on the left side of her throat. One of the troopers involved in the arrest said they used a PIT maneuver to bring the vehicle to a halt. Ware attempted to flee through the passenger door, but complied when the trooper ordered him to lie on the ground at gunpoint. According to authorities, Ware exhibited signs of marijuana use, appeared intoxicated by drugs, seemed paranoid, and was loud during the journey to the jail.

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