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  • Florida Man Kidnaps DoorDash Driver, Rapes Her, Then Opens Fire On Her Family When They Come To Rescue Her

    Florida Man Kidnaps DoorDash Driver, Rapes Her, Then Opens Fire On Her Family When They Come To Rescue Her

    A Florida man has been arrested after kidnapping and raping a DoorDash driver, and then opening fire on her family when they attempted to rescue her, Law And Crime reported.

    On April 18th, at around 11 P.M., Joseph Killins held the victim at gunpoint and made her drive to his apartment, where he forced himself onto her. While she was there, the victim’s family checked her cellphone location and rushed to find her.

    “The victim’s family, who had been tracking her phone, arrived and rescued her from the car,” a member of the Tampa Bay Police Department explained. “Killins responded by firing multiple times.”

    The next day, Killins attacked a woman in the same apartment complex. He punched her multiple times in the face, threw her into the ground, and then took off with her backpack.

    On April 21st, investigators were able to locate Killins at the Tampa Inn, where he was immediately arrested. For the first case, Killins has been charged with armed kidnapping, robbery with a firearm, armed sexual battery, and aggravated battery with a weapon. In the second case, the suspect has been charged with robbery and assault. He is now being held at the Orient Road Jail.

    “This criminal is now off the streets thanks to the tireless efforts of every Tampa Police Department employee and the assistance provided by members of our community,” Interim Chief Lee Bercaw said in a statement. “My thoughts remain with the victims. I hope this arrest brings them a sense of comfort knowing that he will now face justice for the crimes he chose to commit.”

  • Man Caught On Ring Camera Trying To Lure A Little Girl To His Car

    Man Caught On Ring Camera Trying To Lure A Little Girl To His Car

    Doorbell footage posted to TikTok shows the moment a 7-year-old girl escaped a would-be kidnapper. 

    The video shared by

    “@copstv49”

    on TikTok has since garnered over 42,000 views with users praising the young girl’s

    “quick thinking.”

    The clip shows 7-year-old, Emmy, lying on the concrete outside her home when a green Ford Taurus suddenly drove up on the side of the curb near her. The driver is heard saying,

    “Hello”

    which immediately prompts Emmy to look up. She is seen getting up from the ground and running towards the door. 

    The man can be heard asking her,

    “Do you want a bicycle?”

    to which she replies,

    “No”

    before running into the house. The incident occurred in Salt Lake City, Utah, and police are now searching for the suspect in question. Emmy told local reporters,

    “I didn’t want to go with him because he was a tricky man and I didn’t know him, so I didn’t want to go with him.” 

    Her mother, Michelle, told interviewers that she is proud of her daughter and has taught her children about

    “stranger danger.”

    However, some users criticized the mom for letting her child play outside alone. User,

    “@tracykimpel”

    commented,

    “Her mom should of been outside with her never let [your] kids outside by themselves.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

    https://twitter.com/kimolinash/status/1648443570515501058?s=20
  • Pennsylvania Man Arrested After Drugging His Mother With Fentanyl Before Killing Her

    Pennsylvania Man Arrested After Drugging His Mother With Fentanyl Before Killing Her

    A Pennsylvania man is now in police custody after drugging his 72-year-old mother with fentanyl and then fatally shooting her, The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office reports.

    Sunday afternoon, police in Falls Township were notified about a domestic dispute between 28-year-old Sean Rivera and his brother. Rivera reportedly told Adam Clark-Valle that their mother, Carol J. Clark, became sick, was taken to the hospital, and then had died of a heart attack. When Clark-Valle checked the area’s hospitals to look for her, and couldn’t locate her, he reported his mother as missing.

    After obtaining a search warrant for Clark’s home and vehicle, investigators discovered two guns, bolt cutters, a padlock, an empty padlock package, and a receipt from Home Depot. Prosecutors say that Rivera drugged his mother’s iced tea with fentanyl Saturday night, drove her to a shed in Philadelphia early Sunday morning, shot her multiple times, and locked her inside with one of the newly purchased padlocks.

    Rivera has since been charged with multiple crimes, including: criminal homicide, kidnapping, and aggravated assault. He is being held at Bucks County Correctional Facility without bond.

  • Parents Track Down Kidnapping Suspect And Tackle Him In Local Mall

    Parents Track Down Kidnapping Suspect And Tackle Him In Local Mall

    A one-month-old infant was safely returned to his parents after being kidnapped in his parents’ stolen car Saturday morning, Fox 24 reports.

    The incident occurred before 8 A.M., new parents John and Ashley were in front of their smoothie and coffee stand in Vancouver, Washington as they prepared to open for the day.

    “I turn my back for just a second, and he utilized that time to run and hop into my driver’s seat of my car door,” John said. “I said, ‘Hey my son’s in there, just give me my son. Take my car, just, please, give me my son.’ He hopped in and drove.”

    Less than 15 minutes later, the vehicle containing the newborn was found, and the child was returned unharmed. Later that day, John and Ashley discovered that someone was using their credit cards at the Vancouver Mall. After tracking the purchases at Victoria Secret and Footlocker, they spotted the suspect inside of a JCPenney. John then tackled the man and held him down until authorities arrived to make the arrest.

    Mario Dorian Andrews has now been charged with kidnapping, theft of a motor vehicle, reckless endangerment, possession of a stolen vehicle, and attempting to elude from an earlier case in Vancouver. According to Fox 24, Andrews was previously convicted of child molestation in 2005. He is currently being held at Clark County Jail.

    “It just goes to show you really can’t trust people nowadays,” John said. “It’s really difficult because, you know, we want to trust everybody and we want to be giving people the benefit of the doubt and assuming positive intent. It’s just not the world we live in, necessarily.”

  • D.C. Mother Demands Answers After Her Children Were Kidnapped from School

    D.C. Mother Demands Answers After Her Children Were Kidnapped from School

    A mother living in the Southeast D.C. area is asking for answers from the school district after her two children were released to a woman claiming to be the child’s parent, DC News Now reported. 

    Capria Phillips said she received the worst phone call of her life while at work on March 7 from Turner Elementary School, where her two boys attend. Her boys, 5 years old and the other 4 years old, were reportedly kidnapped from the school building after school officials gave the children to a woman named

    “Jessica”

    who claimed to be the legal guardian of the children. Phillips was informed by school attendants, who later found out they released the children to a stranger, that the children were already taken, asking if she knew the woman which Phillips did not. 

    The frantic mother rushed over to the school but her children were already gone.

    “My children were basically given away that day,”

    Capri told DC News Now.

    “Those few hours, everything was going through my head. I didn’t know if I’d see my boys again, I didn’t know if they’d come back harmed or not,”

    said Phillips. 

    According to a court affidavit, a woman who had previous relations with the kid’s father, showed up to the school using a

    “fictitious name of ‘Jessica Smart’ and stated she was the mother of (the children). The school failed to check ID and confirm that (she) was the children’s legal guardian.”

    Documents also state that the woman

    “later used the kids as leverage to contact their father,”

    who she also shares a son with, in an attempt to

    “see the son she shares with him.” 

    Police were able to locate the woman and safely recover the children. The woman was charged with two counts of kidnapping. Phillips has also taken her kids out of Turner Elementary School and wants an apology and actions enforced to prevent this from happening to any other family. 

    In a statement, the District said,

    “DC Public Schools takes any incidents or allegations regarding student safety and well-being very seriously. The Turner Elementary School administration worked closely with DCPS Police and the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) to promptly address this matter on March 7.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • New Jersey Man Arrested After Kidnapping 12-Year-Old Off Of Street And Assaulting Her In His Home

    New Jersey Man Arrested After Kidnapping 12-Year-Old Off Of Street And Assaulting Her In His Home

    A Jersey man is now in police custody after kidnapping a 12-year-old girl and sexually assaulting her in his home, News 12 New Jersey reported.

    On March 17th, at around 10 P.M., the victim was walking home from a nearby movie theater when Keith Ashley-Drake noticed her. After coaxing her into his vehicle, the 52-year-old sexual predator took her to his home in Fanwood, where he sexually assaulted her.

    Though details of how the middle schooler was able to return home remain unclear, prosecutors say that an investigation led to Ashley-Drake being identified as the suspect. On March 31st, the pedophile was arrested and charged with first-degree kidnapping, first-degree aggravated sexual assault, second-degree sexual assault, and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child. The child rapist is currently being held in the Essex County Jail, where he is awaiting his bond hearing.

  • 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.

  • Middle Schoolers Stop Maryland Man From Kidnapping Their Classmate

    Middle Schoolers Stop Maryland Man From Kidnapping Their Classmate


    A Maryland man is now in police custody after a group of middle school students heroically saved their classmate from an attempted kidnapping, Law And Crime reported.

    On Monday, students were waiting at a school bus stop in Gaithersburg, Maryland when they saw a man grab one of their classmates and try to pull them to a nearby apartment building. Several of them immediately began intervening, yelling and refusing to let go of their classmate until the man fled.

    After the students arrived to their school and reported the incident to staff, 30-year-old Jamaal Germany was located and arrested. He’s now facing charges of attempted kidnapping, and is being held at the Montgomery County Detention Center awaiting his arraignment.

    According to one of the children’s parents, Germany had been there a week beforehand, making threats to both children and adults. “It’s totally disturbing,” a neighbor commented. “You don’t expect to hear things like that happening, in general, so close to home. We know things happen in the world. It’s very unsettling when it happens close to your community.”

    In a letter to parents, the Montgomery County Public Schools explained what had occurred, the arrest that followed, and what the next steps were to ensure that similar incidents would be prevented. “There will continue to be an increased security presence by both MCPS and MCPD today and tomorrow at the impacted bus stop,” it stated.

  • 63-Year-Old Kidnapping Victim Escapes Trunk After Suspects Crash Car Into Home

    63-Year-Old Kidnapping Victim Escapes Trunk After Suspects Crash Car Into Home

    A kidnapping victim miraculously made it out of the trunk of his vehicle after suspected kidnappers crashed his car into a residential home, per the NY Post. 

    The crash occurred early Thursday morning hitting a home in the Ravenna, Seattle, neighborhood, according to the Seattle Police Department. Homeowner, Brooks Mierow told the outlet he quickly evacuated his family from the home, putting out the fire with an extinguisher before firefighters arrived. 

    Neighbor, Cheng Yu, said he was on the phone with a 911 dispatcher when he heard a sound coming from the vehicle nearby.

    “We heard a screaming of, ‘Ahh, ahh.’ I think he was trying to scream for help,”

    Yu told the local outlet. Bystanders were in shock to see the 63-year-old unidentified man emerge from the trunk of the car. Witnesses say the man was still

    “bound and panicking”

    when he was out of the trunk hollering that he’s been

    “kidnapped,”

    and needed help. Raegan McKibbon, also a resident in the neighborhood, said she witnessed two men fleeing from the scene after the crash.

    Neighbors waited until authorities arrived. The victim was transported to Harborview Medical Center, The Seattle Police Department reported. The man reportedly told officers that he was attacked by a group of people who tied him up and stuffed him into the trunk of his car.

    No suspects have been found, police revealed. 

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    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

    

    
			
    
		
    
		
	
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    Missing Dallas Teen Found Locked in Shed 1,000 Miles From Home After Being Kidnapped and Raped By Man She Met Online
    
			
    Missing Dallas Teen Found Locked in Shed 1,000 Miles From Home After Being Kidnapped and Raped By Man She Met Online
    
			
    

    A missing 13-year-old girl from Dallas, Texas was found locked in a shed more than 1,000 miles away in North Carolina after she was abducted and raped by a man she met online, CNN reported. 
    




    The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office in North Carolina said they received a call about the missing teen from a special agent with the FBI in Texas. The girl was later found at a property in Lexington, about an hour’s drive northeast of Charlotte, the same day they were alerted. 
    




    The suspect, 34-year-old Jorge Ivan Santos Camacho was arrested and charged with 
    




    “eight felony charges, including child abduction, felonious restraint, human trafficking, and statutory rape of a child,” 
    




    the sheriff’s office said per the outlet. 
    




    He is accused of grooming the teen after meeting on social media and later in person. 
    




    “The content of the chat was consistent with grooming and enticement,” 
    




    the release said. Camacho allegedly kidnapped the teen and held her captive for 
    




    “sexual servitude,” 
    




    reports reveal. 
    




    Police picked Camacho up during a traffic stop, as he pulled out of his Lexington property, after linking his vehicle to the young girl’s house. 
    




    “During the traffic stop, it was determined that the juvenile was locked in an outbuilding on the (suspect’s) property,” 
    




    the release said. Investigators unlocked the shed and discovered the missing teen, the sheriff’s office said. She was taken to a hospital where she underwent an examination and was later taken back to Texas.
    




    Camacho is being held in the Davidson County Jail on a $1,250,000 bond, CNN reports. 
    




    #Clique, what are your thoughts?