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  • Mother Arrested After Being Accused Of Abusing Daughter After She Was Unable To Sit In Class

    Mother Arrested After Being Accused Of Abusing Daughter After She Was Unable To Sit In Class

    On Friday, staff at a Shreveport elementary school reported allegations of abuse, resulting in the arrest of 27-year-old Daisha Davis for cruelty to juveniles. A student revealed she was in pain and had difficulty sitting because her mother, Davis, had struck her with an extension cord, according to KTAL/KMSS.

    Detectives from SPD and the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services responded to the school, noticing welts and bruising on the child’s thigh.

    Following the investigation, Davis was apprehended and charged with one count of cruelty to a juvenile. A statement from the Shreveport Police Department said,

    “Situations like this are deeply unfortunate. While the Shreveport Police Department respects a parent’s right to discipline their children, it must be done in a reasonable and prudent manner. Using objects that cause injury is not only dangerous but can also constitute a criminal act. Corporal punishment is not forbidden by law, but it must remain reasonable and should not result in harm to the child.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • 13-Year-Old and 14-Year-Old Found Guilty For Their Involvement In The Fatal Beating Of A 64-Year-Old Man

    13-Year-Old and 14-Year-Old Found Guilty For Their Involvement In The Fatal Beating Of A 64-Year-Old Man

    On Monday, a D.C. court convicted two teens for their involvement in the death of 64-year-old Reggie Brown on Oct. 17, 2023. A 13-year-old and a 14-year-old girl were accused of converging with others in chasing and attacking the man. They were found guilty of multiple charges, including second-degree murder, according to WJLA.

    Officials provided a summary of the charges against the two teens. The 14-year-old was found guilty of second-degree murder, assault with a dangerous weapon, and conspiracy to commit assault, but not guilty of first-degree murder or conspiracy to commit murder. While the 13-year-old faced similar charges with additional convictions for tampering with evidence.

    Shortly after the verdict, Brown’s relatives told 7News they will not stop seeking justice. They intend to work together with other families affected by juvenile crime this year to fight for changes in laws to make sure that young offenders are held accountable for their actions.

    Malda Brown, the victim’s sister said,

    “So upsetting to see that they have not learned their lesson.”

    Brown’s sisters attended the court hearing, where it was disclosed that the 13-year-old’s behavior had worsened since her arrest. She reportedly assaulted several staff members and other youths at the youth detention center.

    According to officials, five girls aged 12 to 15 participated in the attack. Attorneys claimed they filmed the incident and shared it online. District attorneys mentioned the girls initially celebrated the attack but then tried to erase the evidence once it became public. One teen said they assaulted Brown out of boredom.
    Two girls were sentenced for their involvement in the homicide. A 15-year-old received three years in a youth detention center after pleading guilty to assault.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 64-Year-Old Mother Jumped From Third-Floor New York City Apartment To Escape Son Who Was Armed With A Knife

    64-Year-Old Mother Jumped From Third-Floor New York City Apartment To Escape Son Who Was Armed With A Knife

    On Friday night, a 64-year-old woman leaped from her third-floor window in a Queens apartment to flee from her son, who was armed with a knife. Luckily, officials discovered her conscious and alert outside the building on Shore Boulevard near 20th Road around 9:15 p.m., according to the NYPD, per the New York Post.

    Officials said she was transported to a local hospital and declared to be in stable condition.

    Sources indicated that the woman jumped out the window to escape her son, who was threatening her with a knife. When authorities arrived, they suspected the son had locked himself inside the apartment. However, after hours, officers broke in and discovered the apartment was vacant.

    No one has been apprehended as of yet and reports added that the son has over 30 previous arrests.

  • American Airlines Plane Narrowly Avoids Colliding Into Hawaii Mountain Range

    American Airlines Plane Narrowly Avoids Colliding Into Hawaii Mountain Range

    An American Airlines flight almost collided with a mountain range in Hawaii but avoided disaster when instructed to quickly elevate to

    “avoid danger.”

    Flight 298, headed for Los Angeles, had just departed from Honolulu at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday when air traffic control told the crew to

    “expedite your climb”

    for safety, reports LiveATC.

    The traffic controller told the pilot,

    “Number 298 turn right, expedite your climb through terrain and then turn right.”

    Officials believe the quick rise prevented the plane from crashing into the Koʻolau mountain range in Oʻahu. This dramatic altitude increase occurred after the pilot did not make the required turn during takeoff from Honolulu International Airport, as stated by an FAA official to NBC News.

    According to an American Airlines statement, the

    “crew of American Airlines flight 298 requested and received right-turn clearance and complied with controller instructions… There were no issues with terrain clearance based on the trajectory of the aircraft.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Young Boy Dies After Court Ruled Life Support Could Be Switched Off Despite His Mother Saying That He ‘Still Smiles’

    Young Boy Dies After Court Ruled Life Support Could Be Switched Off Despite His Mother Saying That He ‘Still Smiles’

    Ayden Braqi sadly passed away at Great Ormond Street Hospital on Thursday, surrounded by his family, after life support was removed. He had a severe, progressive neuromuscular disease without a cure. Despite his condition and being on life support, he remained cognitively aware and was able to see, hear, smell, feel, and enjoy life, per The Sun.

    In a ruling released after Ayden’s passing, Mrs. Justice Morgan stated that while he found comfort with family, the burdens of his illness and treatment outweighed those benefits. She emphasized the need for an

    “objective”

    perspective on Ayden’s best interests, which led to the decision to end his life support. Ayden had been at Great Ormond Street Hospital since he was three months old.

    Neriman testified that she often spent about 16 hours daily with her son, and Mrs. Justice Morgan acknowledged her deep devotion to Ayden.

    Mrs. Justice Morgan called the case sad and unfortunate, mentioning the boy should not have to endure the burden of intensive care. However, she praised his mother for her strong support and dedication.

    A hospital spokesperson said,

    “Going to court is our very last resort and something we only do when all other avenues are exhausted.”

    📸: Martha Dominguez de Gouveia

  • 1-Year-Old Boy Was Hit By SUV After Running Into Street, According To Reports

    1-Year-Old Boy Was Hit By SUV After Running Into Street, According To Reports

    A 1-year-old boy ran into the street and was hit by a truck near his home in Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon, officials say. His mother was chasing him when he was sadly, struck by a black SUV around 3:20 p.m. in Borough Park, according to WPIX.

    The young boy was transported to the hospital and was reported to be in critical condition as of Friday morning, per officials.

    Surveillance footage from the neighbor captured the boy running between parked cars into the street, with his mother following closely. After the collision, she picked him up and moved him away. Police stated the SUV driver stayed at the scene, but its unknown if any charges were filed.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Driver Facing Murder Charges After Fatal Hit-and-Run Of A Woman She Knew, Reports Say

    Driver Facing Murder Charges After Fatal Hit-and-Run Of A Woman She Knew, Reports Say

    A woman from New Jersey has been charged with murder for reportedly striking a friend with her vehicle and leaving her on the roadside. Officials say 22-year-old Breanna Rowley struck 21-year-old Caroline Bump at high speed in Millville on Oct. 21, per PEOPLE.

    Per the prosecutor’s office, a review of nearby surveillance footage revealed that the incident occurred at 11:11 p.m.

    According to the prosecutor’s office,

    “The State alleges that the parties knew each other and were together prior to the criminal conduct that caused the victim’s death.”

    After hitting Bump, Rowley reportedly left the scene without offering help or calling for assistance. Two hours later, a motorist discovered Bump on the roadside, dead from the brutal injuries caused by the high-speed impact, the prosecutor’s office added.

    Prosecutors claim Rowley attempted to hide the damage to her car and her involvement after the encounter. Officials began searching for her immediately. Initially charged with obstruction and tampering on Oct. 25, she faced murder charges on Nov. 7 and is in jail awaiting a hearing.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Subway Surfer Reportedly Lost Her Arm and Leg After Being Hit By Train

    Subway Surfer Reportedly Lost Her Arm and Leg After Being Hit By Train

    A woman tragically lost her arm and leg after being struck by a train at a Manhattan subway station on Wednesday night. She was riding the No. 2 train and fell onto the tracks at West 135th Street-Lenox Avenue around 6:10 pm. According to WPIX, the woman was attempting to climb on top of the train while the train was motion, which resulted in her falling

    The NYPD reported that the woman, who is either in her late teens or early 20s, was transported to the hospital in critical condition after losing her arm and leg. As of Thursday morning, her condition remained critical. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Special Education Teacher Charged After Allegedly Having Sex With 13-Year-Old Student In Her Car and Giving Him Marijuana

    Special Education Teacher Charged After Allegedly Having Sex With 13-Year-Old Student In Her Car and Giving Him Marijuana

    Colleen Jo Matarico, a 43-year-old special education teacher from Valley Village, Los Angeles, is accused of having sexual relations with a 13-year-old student in her car and providing him with marijuana. Officials suspect there may be additional victims, per the New York Post. 

    According to a statement from officials, Matarico

    “groomed and sexually assaulted a 13-year-old victim in her classroom, and later convinced the victim to have sexual intercourse in her vehicle.” 

    LAPD officials continued,

    “Detectives believe there are additional, unidentified victims of Matarico who have yet to come forward.” 

    Matarico was identified simply as

    “a teacher”

    by the department, without specifying her school. However, according to the John Burroughs Middle School website, she is a teacher and her LinkedIn mentioned that

    “she is a special education teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District,”

    per The Post. Complaints about her began last October, says Principal Dr. Steve Martinez. 

    The school promptly notified the LAPD and removed the teacher from the campus, as stated by Principal Martinez.

    Matarico faces five charges for lewd acts with a minor, two for acts with minors aged 14 or 15, and one for providing marijuana.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Family Mourned After NYPD Mistakenly Told Them A Relative Died In A Crash Only To Discover It Wasn’t True

    Family Mourned After NYPD Mistakenly Told Them A Relative Died In A Crash Only To Discover It Wasn’t True

    A family is in shock after being informed their loved one died in a crash, only to discover it wasn’t true. Officials initially advised Sheila Nagengast her sister, 44-year-old Denise Owen, was tragically killed, per WABC-TV. 

    Nagengast said,

    “They said, ‘I’m sorry to inform you but your sister has been killed fatally in a car accident.” 

    The woman noted that Owen was diagnosed with schizophrenia and went through homelessness from time to time. According to a statement acquired by PEOPLE, a spokesperson for the NYPD said,

    “during the course of our initial investigation, the NYPD misidentified the victim of a fatal vehicle collision.”

    While Nagengast was meeting with a lawyer, her other sister called to inform her that Owen was actually alive, surprising her after previously hearing the tragic news. 

     “She FaceTimed me, and my sister Denise..is standing directly in front of my (other) sister. Alive and well,”

    said Nagengast. 

    Attorney Jonathan D’Agostino told PEOPLE that if authorities had followed standard procedures, the family would have avoided emotional distress. He is now representing the actual accident victim but can’t share more details.

    Officials apologized for the grief they

    “may have caused.” 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?