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  • Mother Fled From Deputies and Left 5 Children, Including 2 Infants, In An SUV That She Crashed Into A Ditch During The Chase, Police Say

    Mother Fled From Deputies and Left 5 Children, Including 2 Infants, In An SUV That She Crashed Into A Ditch During The Chase, Police Say

    Jennifer Delgado, a 32-year-old woman from Texas, is in trouble with the law after police discovered five children, including two babies, left alone in her car. The car was found in a small ditch following a police chase, reports Law & Crime.

    The police chase occurred on August 11 at about 8:45 p.m. when deputies from McLennan County went to check out a report of a domestic disturbance on Martin Drive, as reported by Fox affiliate KWKT.

    A couple was heard arguing loudly, sources say. Witnesses told the police one person involved in the fight crashed their car in front of a house and then drove away.

    According to Texas CBS affiliate KWTX, deputies soon saw the car, which they believed was being driven by Delgado, speeding down Bob Johnson Road in China Spring. 

    An officer turned on the lights and sirens to pull her over, but she didn’t stop. Instead, she sped away down China Spring Road.

    Police had to stop chasing her because they saw several kids in the car through the windows. Shortly after, a deputy found Delgado’s maroon Ford SUV in a small ditch off East Cougar Lane, but she was not inside the vehicle.

    When deputies got closer to the SUV and looked inside, they found three children and two infants. Emergency medical responders checked on all the children. According to an affidavit obtained by the outlet,

    “Three of the children stated their mommy was driving fast.”

    The police got a call about Delgado after the accident, which helped them locate her. A witness reported seeing the 32-year-old woman in her backyard panicking and saying she needed to go back to her SUV. Delgado was arrested and taken to the McLennan County Jail. She faces charges of endangering a child, evading arrest or detention, and fleeing from a police officer.

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  • Florida Teen Leads Police On 100 MPH Police Chase Because He Thought It Was ‘Fun’ and He Wasn’t Going Get Caught

    Florida Teen Leads Police On 100 MPH Police Chase Because He Thought It Was ‘Fun’ and He Wasn’t Going Get Caught

    A 19-year-old man has been arrested after reportedly leading Florida police on a high-speed chase for

    “fun,”

    reports Law & Crime. 

    According to authorities, Marion County Sheriff Corporal Jordan Tripp witnessed a 2002 BMW speeding through a red light at 100 mph late on Sunday evening. Tripp immediately activated his emergency lights and began pursuing the vehicle. The driver, identified as 19-year-old Michael Joseph Gonzalez, eventually lost control of the car and veered off the road. 

    Tripp approached Gonzalez, but he quickly fled the scene, reaching speeds of 90 mph and endangering other motorists. Despite efforts to stop the suspect, Tripp was unable to apprehend him due to the speed. Approximately 30 minutes later, other deputies located Gonzalez as he pulled into a 7-Eleven gas station. They conducted a felony traffic stop and successfully took Gonzalez into custody.

    “Post Miranda, the driver advised he had fled from law enforcement because he thought he could get away with it and it would be fun,”

    the affidavit said.

    Gonzalez was apprehended by deputies and charged with fleeing and eluding, showing a reckless disregard for the safety of others and property. He was released from jail after posting a $5,000 bond.

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  • Six Children Under The Age Of 10 Left Orphaned as Man Attempting To Flee Police Collides Head-On with Parents Car On Their Date Night

    Six Children Under The Age Of 10 Left Orphaned as Man Attempting To Flee Police Collides Head-On with Parents Car On Their Date Night

    A tragic incident on a Michigan highway has left six young children orphaned after their parents were killed in a horrifying collision, as reported by the Daily Mail. 

    Ryan and Jen Ambrosio, both in their forties, lost their lives when a suspect evading police in a stolen truck crashed into their car. The suspect, Angel Melendez-Ortiz, was driving on the wrong side of the road without headlights when he collided with the Ambrosios’ SUV. 

    The devastating crash occurred around 1:30 am on January 6. The couple’s children, aged between two and nine, are now under the care of their extended family. Melendez-Ortiz has been charged with multiple offenses, including second-degree murder, and could face a life sentence if convicted.

    Jen Ambrosio’s cousin, Brandi Burke, initiated a GoFundMe campaign for the children, raising over $614,000 as of Tuesday.

    “In the early morning hours of January 6, 2024, Ryan and Jen Ambrosio were on their way home from a date night when their lives were cut short in a fatal car wreck. The greatest impact of this tragedy is (and will continue to be) on their six young children: Amelia, Maria Grace, Faustina, Benedict, Raphael, and Julian,”

    Burke wrote. 

    “Ranging in age from 2-9 years old, they now have to navigate life’s ups and downs without their parents by their side,”

    she added. Burke assured that the children would be kept together under the care of a relative.

    “The Ambrosio children, while now without their parents, have always had the presence and support of a large extended family that will ensure they are raised together in a safe and loving home.” 

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  • Multiple Injured As Driver Attempts To Flee Police Through The Streets Near Madison Square Garden Following New Year’s Eve Festivities

    Multiple Injured As Driver Attempts To Flee Police Through The Streets Near Madison Square Garden Following New Year’s Eve Festivities

    Several individuals were harmed and taken to a hospital in New York City on New Year’s Day after a 44-year-old driver drove on the sidewalk and collided with vehicles while attempting to escape from the police near Madison Square Garden, per the NY Post. 

    According to an NYPD spokesperson, officers were called to the scene at around 1:34 a.m. on Monday after receiving reports of a potential crime at the intersection of West 33rd Street and 7th Avenue, which is only a few blocks away from the renowned New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square.

    “While conducting the investigation, officers attempted to intervene in a dispute that occurred in a vehicle,”

    the spokesperson added.

    “The 44-year-old male individual then struck multiple vehicles before fleeing at a high rate of speed westbound onto the sidewalk of 34th Street.”

    According to the spokesperson, a 39-year-old woman was

    “pinned underneath”

    a food truck after being struck by the 44-year-old driver. She was transported to Bellevue Hospital and is currently in stable condition. The driver was apprehended at 34th Street and 9th Avenue and is currently in critical but stable condition. The driver’s name has not been released by the NYPD. 

    Additionally, six more pedestrians who were injured during the chase were also taken to Bellevue Hospital. Fortunately, all of them are in stable condition. An officer involved in the incident was taken to NYU Langone Medical Center with minor injuries and is in stable condition. The spokesperson emphasized that the investigation is still ongoing.

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  • Father Arrested After Allowing His 10-Year-Old Son To Drive At ‘High Speeds’ While He Sat In The Passenger Seat

    Father Arrested After Allowing His 10-Year-Old Son To Drive At ‘High Speeds’ While He Sat In The Passenger Seat

    A Phoenix resident, Alvaro Ovando Alvarez, was arrested in Arizona after allowing his 10-year-old son to drive a vehicle while he sat in the passenger seat, reports the NY Post.

    Alvarez, 49, is facing charges of aggravated DUI, child abuse, endangerment, possession of an open container of alcohol, and unlawfully permitting a minor to drive. The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon when the child was caught speeding in a red pickup truck on Arizona State Route 101.

    The Arizona Department of Public Safety was alerted to the situation and a trooper responded to the report shortly before 3:40 p.m. The officer noticed the car was

    “changing lanes unsafely in violation of traffic law.”

    A pursuit ensued around 3:44 p.m. to which the vehicle yielded three minutes afterwards.

    “The driver stopped in the right emergency lane at milepost 26, prior to the 7th Street off-ramp, at approximately 3:47 p.m.,”

    DPS spokesperson Raul Garcia told Fox News Digital.

    Police found Alvarez occupying the passenger seat of the car while his son was caught sitting in the front seat. The father was apprehended at the scene and was taken into custody. He was then processed at the 4th Avenue Jail located in Phoenix.

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  • Pizza Delivery Man Hailed A Hero After Tripping Suspect Who Attempted To Escape Police

    Pizza Delivery Man Hailed A Hero After Tripping Suspect Who Attempted To Escape Police

    A pizza delivery man is being praised for his swift efforts in stopping a suspect who was on the run from the police, reports Insider. 

    Tyler Morrell was on the clock, delivering a box of pizza when he got caught in the middle of a high-speed chase. A doorbell camera caught the entire moment on video and was posted to TikTok. According to the Brookhaven Police Department, the pursuit occurred at around 3:30 p.m. Sunday after receiving a call about a stolen Kia. The suspect, an unnamed  17-year-old, crashed on Preston Street in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania, according to WPVI. 

    When the suspect tried taking off on foot Morrell stepped in tripping the perp, and causing him to fall to the ground. Police arrested the teen along with a 19-year-old who was in the passenger seat, reports note. 

    “I started walking towards the road, but I couldn’t do anything with my hands because I’m holding the pizza, so I just stuck my leg out,”

    Morrell told the outlet. 

    Brookhaven Chief of Police Michael Vice thanked Morrell for his quick thinking.

    “He gave us the help we needed, by tripping him it gave us the time to catch up with the gentleman… In this case, this guy ultimately saved the day,”

    he said. 

    Morell was still able to deliver the pizza to the residence with customers giving him a “10 out of 10” review.  

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  • Honey Boo Boo Involved In High-Speed Chase With Police, Boyfriend Arrested For DUI

    Honey Boo Boo Involved In High-Speed Chase With Police, Boyfriend Arrested For DUI

    It looks like childhood reality star, Alana

    “Honey Boo Boo”

    Thompson, was caught in a high-speed chase with her boyfriend Dralin Carswell, PEOPLE reported. 

    Monroe County deputies arrested Dralin Carswell, 21, after he led them on a high-speed chase for 3 miles. The

    “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo”

    star, 17, was in the passenger seat during the joy ride. She was not arrested and was delivered to her sister, Pumpkin.

    The incident transpired at around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Monroe County Lt. John Thompson told the local outlet that the chase ensued after police ran the tags of a Dodge Charger that came back wanted. Thompson said when the officer tried to make a traffic stop the car sped off. After 3 miles police performed a PIT maneuver causing the vehicle to spin out. 

    Police discovered marijuana in the car and arrested Dralin on charges of DUI, drug possession, fleeing police, and outstanding warrants. Another passenger, who was in the vehicle, was also arrested for outstanding warrants, reports reveal. 

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  • Teen Attempts To Smuggle 7 Illegal Immigrants Into Texas Border, Sends Texas Troopers On High-Speed Chase

    Teen Attempts To Smuggle 7 Illegal Immigrants Into Texas Border, Sends Texas Troopers On High-Speed Chase

    A 15-year-old boy from Mexico, who attempted to smuggle seven illegal immigrants through the U.S. border, sent Texas troopers on a high-speed chase, per the NY Post. 

    The underage driver, whose identity has not been disclosed, was reportedly driving a Chevrolet that carried seven undocumented immigrants into the Texas border. In dashcam footage released by Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers, the teen is seen pushing the sedan to high speeds on highways and local roads in an effort to ditch police. 

    The boy then turned onto an unpaved road, causing him to come to a stop. In the dashcam video, eight young men are seen jumping out of the vehicle and fleeing in different directions. Police later caught up with all seven passengers including the driver. 

    They were carried to Border Patrol officials and the unidentified driver was arrested and charged with,

    “smuggling of persons and evading arrest,”

    police said per the outlet. 

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  • Bond Granted For Teenager Who Allegedly Beat And Strangled His Mom To Death, Put Her Body In Trunk, And Led Police on High-Speed Chase

    Bond Granted For Teenager Who Allegedly Beat And Strangled His Mom To Death, Put Her Body In Trunk, And Led Police on High-Speed Chase

    On Thursday, February 2nd, a Houston judge set a bond for a teenager that was arrested for strangling and beating his mother to death, and then traveling across the country with her corpse in her stolen car’s trunk, Law And Crime reported.

    In October of 2022, 17-year-old Tyler Roenz and 49-year-old Michelle Roenz were reported as missing after Tyler’s father discovered five teeth and a trail of blood leading to the master bedroom of his home. When he notified Houston police of his findings, he also reported that his wife’s 2011 Mazda 3 was missing.

    Soon after their disappearance, the missing Mazda was spotted in Nebraska. 15 minutes later, state troopers attempted to pull the vehicle over, which led to a high-speed pursuit. The Mazda traveled for nine miles at nearly 110 miles per hours before crashing into a tree. Tyler Roenz was transported to a nearby hospital in critical condition, and his mother was discovered in the vehicle’s trunk.

    Michelle Roenz’ cause of death was determined to be strangulation and blunt force trauma, but the reason for the attack remains unknown. The Harris County judge has set the defendant’s bond on the murder charge at $1,050,000.

    “The judge has made it clear that he’s not to have contact with his father or go near his father’s residence,” Harris County Assistant District Attorney Lisa Calligan explained. “If he gets out, has to be on 24-hour house arrest with an ankle monitor.”

  • Police Officer Arrested After High-Speed Chase Led To Crash That Left Two High School Cheerleaders Dead

    Police Officer Arrested After High-Speed Chase Led To Crash That Left Two High School Cheerleaders Dead

    A Louisiana police officer is behind bars after crashing into a vehicle, during a high-speed chase, that left two high school cheerleaders dead, NY Post reported.  

    Officer David Cauthron, 42, of the Addis police force, was taken into custody Sunday after ramming his patrol car into an unrelated vehicle which led to the death of Maggie Dunn, 17, and Caroline Gill, 15. Maggie’s brother Liam Dunn, was also

    “critically injured”

    from the crash. 

    According to the outlet, Cauthron was in a high-speed pursuit of 24-year-old Tyquel Zanders, during the time of the crash. Zanders is accused of stealing a family member’s vehicle. Sources told the news station that Cauthron’s car was going 86 miles per hour at the time of the crash and no brakes were applied before impact. Witnesses said Cauthron also ran the red light when he reached the intersection, according to the news station.

    Cauthron was charged with two counts of negligent homicide and one count of negligent injuring reports state. Zanders, who was later apprehended when his car stopped, will also face charges of manslaughter in the deaths of the two girls in addition to the charges linked to the car theft, according to the West Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office, the newspaper reported.

    “For these kids to not to have been able to start the New Year is inexcusable, but we’ll follow the facts first,”

    District Attorney Tony told the new station, adding that Cauthron

    “has a lot of questions to answer pertaining to his speed and sheer negligence.”

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