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  • Mother Attacks Son’s Alleged Bully on Bus, Tells Son to ‘Beat His A—’ While Accompanied by Her Teenage Daughter

    Mother Attacks Son’s Alleged Bully on Bus, Tells Son to ‘Beat His A—’ While Accompanied by Her Teenage Daughter

    An Indiana mother is facing charges for allegedly attacking her son’s bully on the school bus, as reported by Law & Crime.

    Latea Hentz, 36, is accused of confronting the boy she believes has been tormenting her child. Reports indicate she encouraged her son to “beat his a–“ and said, “I’m tired of you b—- a– kids.” Hentz stated she was fed up with her son being bullied during his bus rides to school.

    Witnesses claim that on a March day, Hentz boarded the bus with her son and teenage daughter, declaring, “I’m going to tear this up.” According to police, cellphone footage obtained by local Fox affiliate WXIN captures the incident, which was initially shared on Facebook. In the video, she reportedly asks the other children, “Anybody want to get active?”

    The bus driver reported that both boys had an altercation the day before, during which Hentz’s son was slapped by a 14-year-old eighth grader.

    The eighth grader acknowledged that he teased and joked about Hentz’s son but insisted that he never physically harmed him. His mother stated during police interviews that Hentz’s son was the real bully, alleging that he made racist comments towards her child concerning his Mexican heritage and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

    Hentz now faces charges of criminal trespass, intimidation, criminal confinement, and battery. She is currently awaiting her first court appearance.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Xvavier Worthy’s Ex-Fiancée Gets Protective Order Against NFL Star as District Attorney Decides Not to Pursue Domestic Violence Charges

    Xvavier Worthy’s Ex-Fiancée Gets Protective Order Against NFL Star as District Attorney Decides Not to Pursue Domestic Violence Charges

    Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy’s ex-fiancée, who accused him of choking her last week, has been granted a temporary protective order against him. This order will remain in effect until a hearing set for April 1, according to the New York Times.

    Worthy, 21, was arrested on Friday, March 7, for allegedly choking Jones and faced charges of assaulting a family or household member by impeding their breath. He has since been released from police custody. Following the arrest, Worthy’s attorneys, Chip Lewis and Sam Bassett, issued a statement asserting that Jones was asked to leave Worthy’s home due to suspicions of infidelity.

    According to his lawyers, Worthy hired a private investigator who revealed video evidence of his ex-fiancée, professional track star Tia Jones, being unfaithful. When Worthy confronted her and asked her to leave, she reportedly refused, attempted to extort him, and caused damage to his property. Worthy’s legal team also claims that Jones physically assaulted him; however, he opted not to file charges against her. 

    On Saturday, March 8, Williamson County District Attorney Shawn Dick informed The Austin American-Statesman that his office would not be pursuing the case after interviewing several witnesses. That same day, the Chiefs told the Associated Press they were still in the process of “gathering information” regarding the situation involving Worthy.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Soulja Boy To Face Trial In March After Ex-Assistant Accuses Him Of Assault

    Soulja Boy To Face Trial In March After Ex-Assistant Accuses Him Of Assault

    Soulja Boy, born DeAndre Cortez Way, is headed to trial next month to defend himself against allegations from his former assistant. The rapper faces accusations of sexual and physical assault and false imprisonment. Soulja’s ex-assistant, who is also his ex-girlfriend, recounted numerous instances where he harmed her physically and emotionally and failed to compensate her for the services provided. However, the record producer has denied the claims.

    Soulja Boy’s Trial Set To Begin

    According to court documents obtained by In Touch, Soulja Boy’s trial has been fixed for March 3 in Los Angeles Superior Court. The lawsuit involves the rapper and his former assistant cum ex-romantic partner. Court documents reveal that she filed the suit in 2021, but the trial has always been delayed for different reasons. Soulja Boy’s ex-assistant, who will go by the alias Jane Doe during the trial has accused him of kidnapping, false imprisonment, sexual assault, and physical battery.

    Soulja Boy Allegedly Abused His Former Assistant Sexually

    Jane Doe expatiated her claims when she reported that Soulja’s actions caused her extreme physical and emotional harm. Their working relationship, which began in December 2018, quickly became exploitative. The musician required her to clean, cook, manage his schedule, drive him around, vet guests, etc, on a $ 500-a-week salary. She also had to work 20 hours a day, every day of the week. However, she lived in his LA house. Doe noted that Soulja started to harass her sexually a month after work began.

    It started with him sending her unsolicited pictures of himself, and their relationship soon evolved into a romantic one. However, he assaulted her sexually shortly afterward. To show remorse, he offered her $1,000. There were “numerous instances of physical violence (kicking, throwing, and punching), sexual assaults, spitting on her body, and threats of physical violence and death” after that. She also claimed that he raped her on “numerous occasions,” or twice daily, and when she went to retrieve her things in 2020.

    Soulja Boy Threatened To Kill His Ex-Assistant

    Soulja Boy will also have to defend himself against a threat to life charge during his trial. Jane Doe alleged that he told her, “I should have killed you,” after a violent incident in April 2020. She claimed he punched her in the head ten times during the relationship. He also allegedly exhibited jealousy and maltreated her due to that. She claimed that he knocked her to the ground and kicked her “in the ribs” when her phone rang or she received comments on Instagram. He also body-slammed, punched, and kicked her.

    According to her suit, Soulja “violently grabbed [Doe’s] cell phone after she indicated she wanted to quit and spit on her” around May 2019. Moreover, the rapper locked her in a room against her will for three days after she tried to quit and leave. He also kept hot water away from her. However, the assistant, who thought she loved him, agreed to stay whenever he begged and told her he didn’t mean it.

    Soulja Boy Denies Wrongdoing

    During the trial, Soulja Boy and his former assistant will testify for five hours. The court proceedings are expected to last for seven days. Meanwhile, the musician has denied all the allegations against him and maintained his innocence. His lawyer said of the suit:

    “With respect to all causes of action, without admitting that any particular action or conduct occurred, upon information and belief, any and all alleged action or conduct [Doe] claims is illegal or improper, occurred, if at all, with [Doe’s] consent.”

    Soulja has urged the court to dismiss the suit and requested that Jane Doe be asked to cover his legal fees. Additionally, he denied ever employing Doe. On the other hand, the former assistant refuted the claims, claiming that Soulja failed to pay for her services or reimburse the cost of “food, cell phone, groceries, and other purchases” she made on credit for him. Meanwhile, Soulja Boy’s upcoming trial is not his first or only brush with the law. His ex-girlfriend, Kayla Myers, filed a lawsuit in 2019 on similar charges.

    #Clique, what do you think of the charges against Soulja Boy? Let us know in the comments.

  • Woman Held Hostage, Beaten, and Raped By A Man On Probation In A Cobb County Storage Unit

    Woman Held Hostage, Beaten, and Raped By A Man On Probation In A Cobb County Storage Unit

    A man is currently being held without bond at the Cobb County Adult Detention Center after reportedly physically and sexually assaulting a woman in a storage unit, as stated by WSBTV.

    The incident took place on December 30 at SecurCare Self Storage on South Cobb Drive, occurring between 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., according to court documents obtained by Channel 2 Cobb County Bureau Chief Michele Newell.

    #StevenObermeyer was taken into custody on January 9 and faces charges of rape, aggravated assault by strangulation, false imprisonment, and battery. Authorities indicated that Obermeyer and the victim knew each other, suggesting that the crime was not random.

    Jail records reveal that Obermeyer was on probation at the time he allegedly assaulted and raped the victim. According to court documents, he prevented the victim from opening the roll door of one of the units by strangling her. He is accused of subjecting her to physical, verbal, and sexual abuse while she was confined inside the unit. It’s not clear if the storage unit was owned by the victim. Jail records reveal that Obermeyer is identified as homeless.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Waka Flocka Seemingly Hides His Black Eye With Filters and Large Emojis After Posting His Battered Face Days Ago and Quickly Denying It Was Real

    Waka Flocka Seemingly Hides His Black Eye With Filters and Large Emojis After Posting His Battered Face Days Ago and Quickly Denying It Was Real

    A mystery surrounds the recent allegations that rapper Waka Flocka was attacked, sparked by a video showing him poolside with a black eye. In the clip, he attempted to conceal the marks using filters and emojis. Just days earlier, Waka posted a selfie on social media, revealing his battered face and claiming he had been jumped by 10 men. In the caption, he wrote,

    “Can’t believe nobody helped me fight ten ni**as off but I’m still standing ten toes marks.”

    Fans quickly rallied to his defense, expressing concern for his safety. However, the post was later deleted, and Waka shared a short clip laughing and seemingly denying the incident. In the video, he said,

    “crazy yall ni**as believed that sh*t.”

    Waka also turned to X to call out blogs for running with his story and failing to do their research on the facts.

    “Not a single media outlet that reported on my sh*t reached out to me or my team to confirm anything.. they ran with the caption as they headline. Imagine a world where facts aint checked and ig post can steer a string of #news.”

    So, was the rapper really jumped as he initially claimed, or was this story a ploy for attention?

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 12-Year-Old Georgia Boy Suffered Severe Burns After 3 Friends Dump Boiling Water On Him During Sleepover ‘Prank’

    12-Year-Old Georgia Boy Suffered Severe Burns After 3 Friends Dump Boiling Water On Him During Sleepover ‘Prank’

    A 12-year-old Georgia boy sustained serious burns and had to be hospitalized after his friends allegedly poured boiling water on his face while he was asleep. The incident occurred during a sleepover prank that went wrong, according to WALB News 10.

    The boy was at a neighbor’s apartment in Tifton, Georgia. He was joined by three other boys aged between 12 and 15. The kids were reportedly playing video games, as shared by his mother, Tiffany West. West reported that one of the boys thought it would be funny to pour hot water on the sleeping boy, resulting in second-degree burns primarily on his face.

    West’s son was taken to a burn center in Augusta, where he had surgery and is now recovering at home, she informed the outlet. The devastated mother expressed her anger over the reckless prank that harmed her child. “I mean, I really can’t describe it now. In that moment I was just mad, hurt, in shock. Everything, I was seeing red,” she said.

    The three boys involved were arrested. They have since been released to their families as they await their court hearings scheduled for next month, according to the report. The family is facing difficult times after having to take off from work due to the incident. They have been struggling with increasing medical expenses as his recovery is expected to take 12 to 14 days, the Aunt told the outlet. She also noted that her nephew would require counseling to help him mentally heal.

    West took to Facebook calling her son a

    “warrior and strong”

    as she expressed her gratitude to those who donated and left her family

    “encouraging words”

    as her son takes time to heal.

    “All of your donations are very APPRECIATED & it’s all for my son! Every donation, gift, encouraging words & prayer put a SMILE on my son face!”

    she added.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • ‘Home Improvement’ Star Zachery Ty Bryan Arrested For Allegedly ‘Punching A Woman Multiple Times and Threatening To Kill Her’

    ‘Home Improvement’ Star Zachery Ty Bryan Arrested For Allegedly ‘Punching A Woman Multiple Times and Threatening To Kill Her’

    Zachery Ty Bryan was arrested on New Year’s Day after allegedly

    “punching a woman multiple times and threatening to kill her,”

    according to TMZ. The woman, who has not been named but reportedly has a child with the 43-year-old actor, told police that Bryan struck her on the left side of her face and also placed her in a chokehold, causing her to fear for her life. The injuries she sustained are consistent with her story, the police report noted, according to TMZ.

    Bryan has multiple children with his ex-wife, Carly Matros, and his fiancée, Johnnie Faye Cartwright. It remains unclear if either of these women was involved in the incident. The former child star was taken into custody for second-degree domestic violence in Myrtle Beach, S.C., on Wednesday evening. He was moved to the J. Reuben Long Detention Center on Thursday after failing to post his $10,000 bail, as reported by a Myrtle Beach Police spokesperson to Page Six. A court date has not yet been set. 

    Bryan has a history of legal troubles; he was arrested for driving under the influence in California in February 2024 and again in Oklahoma in October 2024. Additionally, the

    “Guardians of Justice (Will Save You!)”

    actor faced two felony charges after reportedly strangling his former girlfriend, Cartwright, in 2020. In 2023, he addressed the incident, claiming it had been

    “blown out of proportion.”

    “We got really loud. We were screaming and because we were in a townhome that had [thin walls], everybody could hear,”

    he told the Hollywood Reporter.

    “At the end of the day, [the police] throw a bunch of counts at you because they ultimately want you to plead to something,”

    he added.

    “I could’ve fought it … but that’s more stress and drama.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Former Housekeeper Allegedly Posed As Holiday Toy Donor To Attack and Kidnap Volunteer

    Former Housekeeper Allegedly Posed As Holiday Toy Donor To Attack and Kidnap Volunteer

    A woman volunteering for a community holiday toy drive was allegedly kidnapped and assaulted by her former housekeeper, who pretended to be a donor, per the NY Post.

    Erin Quinn was helping with the local holiday toy drive in her Southern California neighborhood when she received a text from an unknown number. The message claimed to be from an elderly woman wanting to donate gifts, as reported by KTLA. Quinn agreed to meet, and the con artist, who identified herself as Connie, provided an address for the donation pickup.

    On Wednesday, when Quinn arrived at the specified location and approached the house, she received another message stating that someone would bring the toys to her car. However, upon returning to her vehicle, someone was already inside waiting for her. A woman in her backseat grabbed Quinn’s hair and shocked her with a taser, then ordered her to start driving.

    About 25 minutes into the ordeal, Quinn, who had already been tased around 30 times, crashed the vehicle. Both women exited the car and started to struggle. In her attempt to defend herself, Quinn managed to bite off part of her assailant’s finger, as reported by KTLA.

    ”I kicked her as hard as I could,”

    Quinn told the outlet.

    “She tried to put her fingers in my mouth, maybe in an attempt to rip my mouth open, and in a complete panic, I bit part of a portion of her finger off in self-defense because I didn’t know what else to do.”

    Quinn recounted that it was at that moment she realized her attacker was her former housekeeper, Olga Mendez, who was wearing a blonde wig. She managed to escape only when a bystander, whom she referred to as her

    “hero,”

    rushed to her aid. Quinn sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Local authorities have not yet made any arrests. 

    “I strongly believe that her plan was to kidnap me and take me to Mexico for either ransom or sale,”

    Quinn explained.

    “I am completely terrified. I don’t know why she would do this.”

    A GoFundMe campaign created for Quinn by a close friend has so far raised $1,890 of its $8,000 target.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Mother Demands Answers After Another Parent Jumps Into Sons Fight: Woman Allegedly Hits Teen In The Face With Gun During Brawl Involving Her Son

    Mother Demands Answers After Another Parent Jumps Into Sons Fight: Woman Allegedly Hits Teen In The Face With Gun During Brawl Involving Her Son

    A Florida mother was caught on video jumping into her son’s street fight, striking his teenage rival in the face with a gun, per the NY Post. 

    The incident took place on Tuesday afternoon. A group of high school students gathered in the parking lot of a Popeyes in Miami Gardens. Cell phone footage obtained by 7News shows two boys throwing punches, one with his shirt torn. Suddenly, a woman holding a gun intervened and struck the boy with the ripped top in the face.

    The woman, now recognized as the mother of one of the teens, has not been arrested for the brazen assault—and the victim’s mother is seeking answers.

    “I just want to understand why this woman wasn’t arrested for hitting a minor and having a gun around so many kids,”

    the unidentified woman said.

    “That gun could have went off when she hit my son in the face,”

    she added.

    “Any innocent bystanders could have gotten hurt.”

    She stated that her son, a high school sophomore, is a good kid who plays sports, studies hard and he didn’t deserve to be attacked.

    “I’m not happy about my son fighting, but I still don’t feel like he deserves to get hit in the face with a gun,”

    she said.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Gwinnett County Inmates Were Using Hot Water To Burn Each Other, Leading To Its Permanent Removal

    Gwinnett County Inmates Were Using Hot Water To Burn Each Other, Leading To Its Permanent Removal

    The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office announced that they had to take away inmates’ access to hot water machines in the jail, per WSBTV. 

    These machines heated water to over 220 degrees and were intended for making coffee and other items from the commissary. However, deputies reported at least four cases this year where inmates used the hot water to burn each other, along with two incidents involving jail staff. 

    All six incidents caused serious injuries and led to more charges for those involved. The sheriff’s office mentioned they attempted to lower the water temperature but ultimately decided to remove the machines entirely.

    “These hot water units are an amenity we had provided for years but, unfortunately, we had to take these drastic steps to prioritize safety and security,”

    Col. Ben Haynes wrote in a statement.

    Inmates still have access to hot and cold water for their hygiene. The jail is kept at a temperature of 72 degrees all year to help prevent the spread of illness, reports note.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?