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  • Man Charged After Strangling Friend’s Dog, Then Scattering Dismembered Remains Across Westchester County

    Man Charged After Strangling Friend’s Dog, Then Scattering Dismembered Remains Across Westchester County

    A houseguest strangled his host’s English Bulldog and scattered its remains in Westchester County dumpsters, prosecutors said. Benjamin Tyler was apprehended but released, as the charge wasn’t bail eligible under state law, per the New York Post.

    The 39-year-old from New Milford, Connecticut, was staying at a New Rochelle apartment with a 41-year-old man. On Dec. 6, he allegedly took the purebred dog, Bruno, strangled, and dismembered him in a cruel way, severing all four limbs, as stated in a court complaint.

    Prosecutors stated Bruno’s body was found in a bucket in a New Rochelle dumpster. His head and legs were in a box in another dumpster. A vet confirmed that strangulation was the cause of death due to his eye spots that showed broken blood vessels.

    Prosecutors say surveillance footage revealed Tyler leaving the apartment with the bucket and box. Detectives and ASPCA officers started investigating and got an arrest warrant. Tyler surrendered to officials, was charged, and appeared in court, where Judge Jared Rice

    “released him on his own recognizance,”

    reports say.

    In New York, aggravated cruelty to animals is a felony with a maximum penalty of up to two years in jail.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Random Person Leaves Fake ‘Bomb’ With Alarming Note In Front Of NYPD Precinct In Manhattan

    Random Person Leaves Fake ‘Bomb’ With Alarming Note In Front Of NYPD Precinct In Manhattan

    An unknown person left a jug with liquid and a note saying

    “chlorine gas is a problem”

    outside an NYPD precinct in Manhattan, per sources. The jug was dropped off at the 6th Precinct on West 10th Street near Hudson Street in the West Village around 4 p.m. Thursday, the New York Post reports. 

    Sources say that the note read,

    “I seriously hope you didn’t open that jar because chlorine gas is a bitch.”

    The note also warned that the next jar or bag would be a bomb heading to West Virginia International Yeager Airport, sources said. The unknown suspect, who wore

    “a black jacket, hoodie, sunglasses, face covering, and black sneakers,”

    got away. The NYPD Bomb Squad tested the substance and luckily, discovered it to be harmless, sources confirmed.

    The NYPD’s Intelligence and Counterterrorism Bureau and the city’s Department of Environmental Protection were informed.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 


  • 22-Year-Old Preschool Teacher Killed and Five Students Injured In Car Crash Following Holiday Event

    22-Year-Old Preschool Teacher Killed and Five Students Injured In Car Crash Following Holiday Event

    Sadly, a preschool teacher, 22, from Texas died, and five children were hurt in a car crash during pickup following a holiday event, police said. The teacher, Alexia Rosales, was hit by two cars and trapped under one outside Excelled Montessori Plus School on Thursday, according to News 4 San Antonio. Close to 4:15 p.m., a mother loaded her kids into her car and mistakenly sped into another vehicle, said Javier Salazar, the Bexar County Sheriff, per the New York Post. 

    The parent’s car hit another vehicle, and both crashed into a fence where Rosales and students were playing, officials said. The teacher was trapped under a car and was sadly, declared deceased after firefighters lifted it.

    The young teacher’s mother told the Daily Mail,

    “She was] protecting the baby… You can tell she was a teacher from the heart.”

    She continued,

    “[The students] love her so much, they always wanted to be around her.” 

    Five injured children were taken to local hospitals, Salazar noted. Another teacher, Alicia, was outside with the kids and needed 12 stitches for a deep forehead cut. She was trapped under the fence gate but was able to pass some children to onlookers.

    “We were outside playing with the kids, and next thing I know, I was looking up at the sky,”

    Alicia said, noting that the children are safe. 

    Salazar mentioned that officials don’t suspect any criminal intent. He noted that the driver responsible for the accident has a medical history, which might have played a role in what happened.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Father Arrested After Allegedly Beheading 1-Year-Old Son With Knife After Attacking His Wife and Mother-In-Law

    Father Arrested After Allegedly Beheading 1-Year-Old Son With Knife After Attacking His Wife and Mother-In-Law

    A father from California was apprehended for reportedly beheading his 1-year-old son in a violent outburst early Friday morning, officials say. 28-year-old Andrey Demskiy reportedly attacked his wife and her mother around 4 a.m., according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office, reports the New York Post. 

    The two women escaped and waited for officials. Demskiy didn’t open the door for sheriff’s deputies. However, they forced their way in, knowing the child was still inside. Demskiy was

    “uncooperative”

    and resisted officials.

    Deputies reportedly located the father and his son’s severed head in the bedroom. He allegedly used a knife for the crime. Demskiy was apprehended, booked into Sacramento County Main Jail, and is not eligible for bail.

    The man’s mother-in-law was transported to the hospital with injuries that weren’t life-threatening.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Woman Charged After Reportedly Allowing Infant To Be Abused Since Birth, Reports Say

    Woman Charged After Reportedly Allowing Infant To Be Abused Since Birth, Reports Say

    Someone else has been charged in a case involving a 4-month-old in Lewis County who unfortunately sustained severe injuries, including brain bleeds and a fractured skull. Eric Auen faced four child abuse charges for allegedly abusing the infant while “blacked out” between Sept. and Dec.

    Officials report that 22-year-old Alexis Benedum from Orlando, failed to seek medical aid for the infant after several cases of abuse. Reports noted that she also injured the child herself. The criminal complaint states the infant, born in August, indicated signs of abuse up to seven times between Sept. 3 and Dec. 6.

    Sadly, the infant suffered skull, rib, and arm fractures, bruises, and brain injury, but Benedum allegedly didn’t seek medical assistance for four incidents. A Nov. 29 text from Benedum questioned if Auen could be charged for an injury he claimed was a mistake, which indicated that she knew of the abuse. Yet, she never reported her suspicions, ensured the child wasn’t alone with Auen, or sought aid, according to the complaint.

    She went with Auen to a mental health evaluation on Nov. 3, where he admitted thinking about harming the child and even described violent thoughts. After Auen’s arrest, Benedum confessed in an interview that she had forcefully shoved a pacifier into the baby’s mouth back in Oct. or Nov. to stop the crying, which caused the baby to bleed from the mouth.

    In the interview, Benedum confessed to knowing that Auen might have been deliberately harming the child. She faces “six child neglect charges” and one “child abuse” charge. Officials say that the investigation continues, and more charges could be filed.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Family Mourns 6-Year-Old Who Tragically Died After Leaving Home Unattended and Running Across Interstate, Per Reports

    Family Mourns 6-Year-Old Who Tragically Died After Leaving Home Unattended and Running Across Interstate, Per Reports

    A San Jose, California family is grieving their 6-year-old son, King Holguin, who was nonverbal and autistic. Sadly, he was tragically struck by a vehicle on Interstate 280 on Friday, Dec. 13, according to ABC 7 News. King was merely two weeks away from his seventh birthday. 

    The boy’s unidentified father told the news outlet,

    “I just want to hold him… I want him back, but I know he is in a better place. He was always outgoing, loving and the house is quiet without him. But I know everyone misses him and I miss him.”

    A California Highway Patrol report said a pedestrian ran into the third lane of the northbound interstate and was hit by a 2024 Nissan Altima driven by an unnamed 36-year-old who reside in San Jose. The pedestrian, identified as King, was declared deceased at the hospital. His parents wish to reach out to the driver to let him know that it wasn’t his fault, they informed ABC 7 News.

    King’s main daycare provider, Solis Sisneros, mentioned that he often ran away, especially in the rain. His home on Parkmoor Avenue was reportedly close to a highway entrance. 

    Sisneros said,

    “He got out in the middle of the night when everyone was asleep — locked the door behind him, left his iPad….He just went out, you know. Everybody was looking for him, but we’d never expect him to be on the freeway, though.”

    The medical examiner told PEOPLE that King died accidentally from multiple injuries in the crash. His relatives informed KRON 4 that he didn’t comprehend the dangers of traffic. His mother, Victoria Olivas, explained to KTVU that King got past the child safety locks, and she noticed he was missing after he had already left. Lydia Holguin, a relative, set up a GoFundMe to assist with his burial expenses.

    #Clique, let’s keep King’s family in our thoughts and prayers! 

  • Parent Charged After Being Accused Of Barging Into School In North Carolina and Assaulting Student In Hallway

    Parent Charged After Being Accused Of Barging Into School In North Carolina and Assaulting Student In Hallway

    A parent was apprehended for reportedly walking into a North Carolina high school and assaulting a student. The incident transpired Monday morning at Fike High in Wilson, North Carolina. Principal Ross Renfrow stated that the parent was told to go to the office, per USA TODAY.

    The parent failed to report to the office

    “based on a situation that happened outside of school.”

    Its unclear why the pupil was attacked by the adult. The principal said upon the attack, he and other employees interfered right away, de-escalating the incident. The parent was later removed from the building.

    WRAL News shared a video showing the parent grabbing the 17-year-old boy by the shirt, dragging him, and then pushing him toward a staircase. As the suspect is pulled away, the boy seems to have a seizure before standing up and leaving.

    The principal said that he is collaborating with officials and charges were filed. Reports added that the parent is banned from school property.

    The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office did not immediately update USA TODAY, but WNCN and The Wilson Times reported the parent, later identified as, Quinton Earl Lofton was charged with felony assault by strangulation and disorderly conduct for attacking a student at school over an outside incident. He was held on a $7,500 bond but was released within a few hours.

  • Man Arrested After Beating Child For Almost 30 Minutes Over Missing Couch Cushion

    Man Arrested After Beating Child For Almost 30 Minutes Over Missing Couch Cushion

    A couple in Florida is charged with child abuse after officials reported that the man beat a child for nearly 30 minutes while his wife did nothing to assist. The Dec. 7 incident in Kissimmee was partly recorded by the family’s cameras. The Department of Children and Families and law enforcement were informed about it on Dec. 11, according to the Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, reports USA TODAY.

    Authorities say Lance Rachel was upset about a moved couch cushion and accused a boy of lying about it. He verbally abused the boy and struck him over 50 times with a belt for 28 minutes.

    Officials said in a statement,

    “He was also choked and called several disparaging names and other obscenities.”

    42-year-old Rachel threatened to break the boy’s jaw amid the incident, according to officials. He confessed that the abused occurred when detectives questioned him. Rachel faces charges of aggravated child abuse and battery by strangulation.

    35-year-old Kimberly Rachel was apprehended for not reporting known child abuse, according to officials. Footage released showcased the couple being taken away from their home by officials.

  • Acclaimed Singer Bludgeoned To Death By Daughter In Her New Jersey Home

    Acclaimed Singer Bludgeoned To Death By Daughter In Her New Jersey Home

    A renowned New Jersey singer, Kim Beacham-Hanson, was sadly, murdered by her daughter at her residence while her other 17-year-old daughter was also in the home. Officials discovered the 57-year-old dead from blunt force injuries, allegedly inflicted by her daughter, Breanna Beacham, 32. If you’re unaware, Beacham-Hanson was known for the 1992 dance hit Trouble with 111 East Records, per the New York Post.

    Officials are investigating the motive, but her grandmother noted Beacham had a history of mental illness, which included schizophrenia, she added that she had previously threatened relatives with brutality.

    79-year-old Lorainne Beacham informed The Post,

    “She wasn’t in her right mind.”

    “She had called my daughter in the middle of the night one day last week talking really crazy,”

    she added.

    Reports added that Breanna’s mental health struggle began nearly seven years ago.

    “She was back and forth in [mental health] facilities. She used to live with me and my sister, but she had to be removed by the police a couple of times because she’d start threatening out of the blue,”

    Lorainne said.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Woman Charged After Smuggling 22 Pounds Of Meth Wrapped As Christmas Gifts On Carry-On Bag

    Woman Charged After Smuggling 22 Pounds Of Meth Wrapped As Christmas Gifts On Carry-On Bag

    At a New Zealand airport, officials discovered methamphetamine worth $2 million hidden as Christmas gifts. A 29-year-old Canadian woman brought these drugs in her carry-on bag on a flight from Vancouver to Auckland on Dec. 8, according to New Zealand Customs, per Fox News.

    After landing, officers questioned the woman and checked her carry-on duffle bag, discovering over 22 pounds of methamphetamine hidden under colorful snowflake wrapping paper. Officials stated that the unnamed Canadian woman’s bag held drugs worth more than $2 million in the U.S.

    Auckland Airport Manager Paul Williams described the event as a “classic attempt” by international

    “criminal groups”

    to take advantage of the busy travel season.

    “But a busy airport does not mean Customs is not focused on or paying attention to anyone who may pose a drug risk… The airport teams are made up of vigilant officers who are intently focused on catching those trying to bring harm to New Zealand,”

    Williams said.

    Officers stated that the woman has appeared in district court facing charges for importing and possessing a Class A controlled drug with intent to supply.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

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