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  • Fugitive Arrested After ‘Biting a Woman’s Chin Off’ During ‘Meth Infused’ Rage

    Fugitive Arrested After ‘Biting a Woman’s Chin Off’ During ‘Meth Infused’ Rage

    An Oklahoma fugitive is looking at multiple felony charges after he allegedly bit off his girlfriend’s chin and failed to show up to numerous court hearings, Fox News reported. 

    Police were able to track down DeWaunte Leemont Nunley, 39, and arrested him on charges of domestic assault & battery by strangulation as well as maiming in the 2021 attack on his girlfriend at the time, Carey Johnson. 

    According to Johnson, Nunley went on a

    “meth-infused”

    rage before the attack, she told CBS affiliate KWTV.

    “It just looked like it wasn’t him. His eyes changed, his voice changed, his whole demeanor and he snapped,”

    Johnson told the station.

    “I tried to get out of the car but he pulled me in and started to kind of push me down like this so I couldn’t breathe, and I couldn’t yell.”

    Nunley previously plead guilty to the charges and was sentenced to time served plus an additional 10 years of supervised release. However, Nunley never turned up to any of the three consecutive domestic violence review hearings he had in February, March, and April of 2023. A warrant was issued for his arrest.

    “Today, Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Deputy Joe Hagar was able to track down a dangerous fugitive who was wanted on a warrant, charging him for biting a woman’s chin off!”

    the agency said in a statement, Wednesday.

    “Nunley, who has a lengthy criminal history, failed to show up for court so a warrant was issued for his arrest. Deputy Hagar tracked Mr. Nunley to a homeless camp where he was arrested without incident on that outstanding warrant.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Accused of Kidnapping and Torturing Women Told Police Victims Tried to Burglarize His Home

    Man Accused of Kidnapping and Torturing Women Told Police Victims Tried to Burglarize His Home

    A California man who allegedly kidnapped two women and tortured them told officers that the victims tried to burglarize his home, reports Fox News. 

    Gilberto Puga, 53, contacted the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office the morning of May 14 about two women who had

    “burglarized his residence.”

    According to authorities, the two women called in shortly after

    “screaming for help,”

    it said in a press release. The victims were seen walking away from Puga’s residence when officers arrived. 

    Investigators confirmed

    “that the two females had not burglarized Puga’s residence but had been locked in Puga’s residence, held against their will, and tortured,”

    the sheriff’s office said. According to a criminal complaint obtained by local news outlet KTLA 5,

    “the suspect allegedly held the two victims in his enclosed patio for more than 30 minutes while he tortured them with a stun gun.”

    Puga, who reportedly has had past run-ins with the law, was arrested and charged with false imprisonment and torture. He is being held on $1 million bail. 

    Neighbors of Puga also came forward accusing him of suspicious behavior. One neighbor accused Puga of hitting on his 18-year-old daughter.

    “He pulls up and blocks her in our driveway,”

    the neighbor told KTLA.

    “He comes up and starts telling her how pretty she was and because it was also Valentine’s Day weekend, that if she doesn’t have a date, he’d love to take her out on a date.”

    The neighbor has since taken out a restraining order against Puga. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Florida Man Arrested After Throwing Chicken Wings At His Wife During Argument

    Florida Man Arrested After Throwing Chicken Wings At His Wife During Argument

    A Florida man is now facing an assault charge after a heated argument about his alleged infidelity led to him throwing a box of chicken wings at his wife, The New York Post reported.

    On Sunday night, police were notified about a domestic disturbance in a home in Wildwood, Florida. When officers arrived, a woman with sauce “under her chin/neck area as well as on the thin shoulder strap to her shirt” and a baby in her arms explained that she wanted to be taken somewhere safe.

    According to police reports, Robert Francis Audette asked his wife for money so he could have a night out with friends, but she refused, stating that the money would be used on a mistress. Audette denied the accusations, and became irate, eventually throwing a cardboard box containing takeout chicken wings at the victim. The suspect’s wife then locked herself inside of their bedroom and refused to let him in.

    “When the victim didn’t open the door, the defendant is heard yelling ‘I’m about to beat your f****** a**’ and began violently banging on the door,” police documents report. Despite there being audio evidence of the incident, Audette denies that he threatened to harm his wife.

    The 38-year-old was arrested and has been charged with with simple assault, a misdemeanor. The next day, he was bonded out and released from the Sumter County Detention Center.

  • New York Man Elbows His Mother In The Face, Then Destroys Her Phone To Prevent Her From Calling 911

    New York Man Elbows His Mother In The Face, Then Destroys Her Phone To Prevent Her From Calling 911

    A New York man is now facing charges after attacking his mother and then destroying her phone so that she couldn’t call for help, Finger Lakes Daily News reported.

    Deputies from Wayne County Sheriff’s Office received a call about a domestic dispute Easter Sunday, at around 10:15 in the morning. When they arrived to the Williamson home, they discovered that Gerrick Powers had attacked his mother. According to police documents, Powers allegedly grabbed his mother, elbowed her in the face, and then destroyed her phone so that she couldn’t notify authorities.

    Instead of spending time in police custody, the 31-year-old has been charged with harassment and criminal mischief, then was released on an appearance ticket. The Wayne County Sheriff’s Department has yet to comment on the blatant leniency.

  • Man Arrested After Beating Grocery Store Worker with Frozen Fish Because The Store Closed Early, Prosecutors Allege

    Man Arrested After Beating Grocery Store Worker with Frozen Fish Because The Store Closed Early, Prosecutors Allege

    A Michigan man is behind bars after allegedly beating a grocery store worker with a frozen fish this past weekend, prosecutors claim per Insider.

    The incident occurred at the Desi Fruit Market in Warren on Sunday night around 7:13 pm, prosecutors revealed. The suspect, reportedly became violent after the store clerk told him that the fish counter closed early because of Ramadan.

    “The fish counter clerk explained that the fish counter closed at 7:00 pm due to the Ramadan holiday,”

    the office’s press release said.

    “The suspect became angry and argued with the clerk,”

    the office’s press release added.

    According to the prosecutor’s office, the man then grabbed a

    “four-pound frozen hilsa fish, a kind of herring, and ‘assaulted the clerk on the head.’”

    The grocery store clerk had to be taken to the hospital and the suspect was charged with one count of aggravated assault, reports reveal. 

    “I never thought I’d have to say this, but if you assault someone with a fish in our county you will be prosecuted. A frozen fish is dangerous if you use it to hit someone on the head,”

    Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido told Insider. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

    https://twitter.com/chrispanella_/status/1644029961471139850?s=20
  • Two Men Charged With Kidnapping 7-Year-Old Boy Because He Was “Cute”

    Two Men Charged With Kidnapping 7-Year-Old Boy Because He Was “Cute”

    Two Kentucky men are now in police custody after attempting to kidnap a child because one of them thought he was “cute,” Law And Crime reported.

    On Monday, just before 1 P.M., officers from the Winchester Police Department were sent to a playground after a witness reported that two men were trying to get children at the park to leave with them. Later identified as 21-year-old Rahul and 23-year-old Arvind, the duo waited at the top of a slide for children to come up. Arvind then allegedly grabbed a 7-year-old boy, forced the child to sit beside him, and then took his picture. When the boy’s mother realized what was happening, she called her son over, but the he was too frightened to move.

    “The kid stated that the male physically held his wrist down and forced him to take a picture with him,” the Winchester officers explained. “These pictures were found on the phone of the suspect. The kid was terrorized [by] the suspects. The mother of the child called for the child, and he was too scared to get up and go to her because the male was still sitting with him. The male had his arm around the child. The other male stated that this child was picked because he was ‘cute.’”

    Rahul has been charged with kidnapping a minor, while Arvind has been charged with kidnapping a minor and assault in the fourth degree with no visible injury. Both are currently being held at the Clark County Detention Center on $10,000 bonds. They are now scheduled to appear in court April 10th.

  • Wisconsin Woman Fatally Shoots Car Salesman While Arguing Over Faulty Vehicle

    Wisconsin Woman Fatally Shoots Car Salesman While Arguing Over Faulty Vehicle

    A Wisconsin woman is now in police custody after a heated argument led to the fatal shooting of a car dealership employee, the Wisconsin State Journal reported.

    The Middleton Police Department is investigating the death of Kawsu Samba after a shooting occurred at MSI Auto Sales in Middleton, Wisconsin, the 34-year-old’s place of work. Two hours later, 23-year-old Jakira Anderson was located and arrested without incident.

    According to police documents, Anderson had been at the dealership for more than four hours, attempting to get a refund or an exchange for a faulty vehicle she had recently leased. When the conversation with Samba escalated, the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the victim as he attempted to push her out of the building.

    Anderson, who had purchased the gun legally and carried it in her waistband, told police that she had no intentions of harming the man. She says that she wanted to intimidate him. “I wasn’t trying to kill him- just scare (him) away,” she allegedly told Detective Daniel Jones. “I didn’t think I was going to hit him. I wasn’t even aiming or nothing.”

    Unfortunately, though Samba was taken to a nearby hospital, his wounds were too great and he was pronounced dead shortly after. Anderson was later charged with first-degree intentional homicide. She is scheduled to reappear in court on March 30th, and is being held on a $1 million bond.

    State Assistant Public Defender Adam Welch says that though Anderson fled the scene after the shooting, “there are also facts in the complaint suggesting that Miss Anderson felt threatened at that time and was afraid.” The criminal complaint against the suspect stated that video from the dealership’s surveillance footage showed Samba repeatedly pushing and shoving Anderson, but no additional information has been provided.

  • New York Carjackers Arrested After Crashing Into School Bus Filled With Children

    New York Carjackers Arrested After Crashing Into School Bus Filled With Children


    Two New York men were arrested after they stole a Jeep at knifepoint, crashed the vehicle into a school bus filled with children, and attempted to flee on foot, Fox News reported.

    On March 15th, a Rochester woman was carjacked at knife point by two men as she was leaving work. When police spotted the red Jeep and attempted to pull the vehicle over, the driver reversed into the police car and fled at high speeds. As multiple police units began to chase the suspect vehicle, the driver of the stolen Jeep collided with a school bus full of children.

    The occupants of the stolen Jeep then take off from the scene on foot, with officers from the Rochester Police Department running behind them. After a short pursuit, the two men were arrested without further incident.

    The female victim of the car jacking was injured and received medical attention at a nearby hospital. Fortunately, none of the 17 students nor the driver of the school bus were injured in the crash. The Rochester Public School District was immediately made aware of the in identity and arranged to have each child transported to their homes.

    The two suspects were later identified as 20-year-old Maliq McCullough and 23-year-old Adeosun Hughes. McCullough has been charged with with first-degree robbery, second-degree assault, and third and fourth-degree grand larceny, while Hughes was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Both are being held at the Monroe County Jail.

  • Florida Woman Pleads Guilty To Attempting To Light 1-Year-Old On Fire At New York Truck Stop

    Florida Woman Pleads Guilty To Attempting To Light 1-Year-Old On Fire At New York Truck Stop

    A Florida woman has accepted a plea deal after attempting to light her 1-year-old daughter on fire, Law And Crime reported.

    In May of 2022, deputies from the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of several fires at a truck stop in Tyre, New York. As firefighters put out the flames, they discovered a one-year-old inside the building, covered in a flammable fluid. The child’s four-year-old sibling, who was suffering from head injuries, was discovered in a nearby abandoned tractor-trailer. Their parents, Jamie Avery and Lisbeth Collado, were later found and arrested.

    Initially charged with attempted aggravated murder, second-degree attempted murder, second-degree arson, second-degree attempted arson, and first-degree attempted assault, Collado has accepted a plea deal. In exchange for pleading guilty, the attempted child killer will now only be facing attempted assault charges. Avery had originally agreed to the plea deal as well, but then later filed a motion to withdraw his plea.

    On May 10th, Collado is scheduled to reappear in court to be sentenced to an underwhelming nine years in prison and five years of parole. The whereabouts of the children are unknown to the public, but state officials say that they have recovered and are doing well.

  • Florida Woman Arrested After Throwing Avocado At Elderly Boyfriend’s Head

    Florida Woman Arrested After Throwing Avocado At Elderly Boyfriend’s Head


    A Florida woman is now in police custody after allegedly throwing an avocado at her boyfriend’s head, Law And Crime reported.

    On March 12, at around 7:45 P.M., deputies with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office received a call about a domestic disturbance. When they arrived to the home, a 68-year-old man notified them that his girlfriend, 39-year-old Karleen Jame Biswanger had attacked him with multiple objects during a heated argument.

    “The defendant threw an avocado at the victim’s face, causing injury to his right eye,” police records state. “The defendant also threw a metal hanging rod at the victim, causing injuries to his upper right arm and forearm.”

    Biswanger was arrested and charged with domestic battery on a person 65 years of age or older for the assault.

    State court records reveal that this incident is not the first time the suspect has been arrested for domestic violence or throwing objects at her victims. In 2022, Biswanger was arrested for throwing a “9-inch cardboard box full of writing utensils at her father, striking him in the upper right chest.” In 2015, she was arrested for punching her then boyfriend in the face multiple times, resulting a cut above his left eye.