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  • 17-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabbed In Broad Daylight By 15-Year-Old Girl Over Alleged Social Media Feud, Teen Charged

    17-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabbed In Broad Daylight By 15-Year-Old Girl Over Alleged Social Media Feud, Teen Charged

    In a tragic incident that occurred in broad daylight, a 15-year-old rival allegedly carried out a stabbing, resulting in the unfortunate death of a 17-year-old girl from the Bronx. The victim, Emery Mizell, was stabbed in the chest and sadly, declared deceased. The 15-year-old suspect was apprehended and charged with murder, manslaughter, and weapon possession. Due to her age, the suspect’s name has not been disclosed, according to the New York Post. 

    Emery’s loved ones are devastated by her tragic and senseless killing. They gathered outside her apartment building on Evergreen Avenue for a heartfelt memorial to honor her memory.

    The victim’s 13-year-old sister Gianna told The Post,

    “She was there for me when no one was there all the time. She gave me advice all the time when I needed it.” 

    The victim’s family speaks

    The authorities informed Emery’s family that the 15-year-old suspect attended the same high school as her, but they were unsure about their relationship. Police stated that Emery and her alleged killer had an ongoing conflict. Before the attack, it is alleged that the victim experienced online harassment. Emery’s second cousin, Latanya Mizell, talked about her unawareness of the social media bullying but pointed out that it would contribute to the tragedy, if true.

    Latanya said,

    “These are kids, both of them. They both lost their lives. That right there is hurtful enough as a whole because we got to be better with our kids.” 

    Emery, who would have celebrated her 18th birthday in October, was only a month away from graduating and eagerly waiting for her senior prom, per her family.

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

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  • 18-Year-Old Warned Her Best Friend To Slow Down Before Fatal High-Speed Car Crash That Killed Her

    18-Year-Old Warned Her Best Friend To Slow Down Before Fatal High-Speed Car Crash That Killed Her

    According to authorities and reports, a tragic high-speed crash occurred in Michigan, where a 19-year-old named Ella Vece was driving at an excessive speed and her best friend Nevaeh Downs, 18, cautioned her to slow down. The vehicle swerved off the road and hit a tree, resulting in serious injuries for Vece and sadly, the death of Downs, per the New York Post. 

    Christopher R. Becker, a Kent County Prosecutor, informed The Post,

    “It’s kids doing stupid things… And it ended in a tragedy.”

    According to the prosecutor, a video from the scene caught Nevaeh Downs cautioning Ella Vece about an oncoming car.

    Nevaeh Downs, described as a thoughtful and caring individual, was a recent high school graduate. A scholarship fund in her name has been set up at Grand Rapids Community College. Ella Vece, charged with reckless driving causing death, pleaded to a lesser offense. Vece faces a possible prison sentence of up to one year if convicted.

    Although Downs’ family saw Vece as a relative, the prosecutor believed it was necessary to hold her responsible in some manner. As part of her plea agreement, Vece had her license suspended for a year.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Man Sentenced To 10 Years Behind Bars After Attempting To Move Texas Teen To His Indiana Home For Sexual Purposes

    Man Sentenced To 10 Years Behind Bars After Attempting To Move Texas Teen To His Indiana Home For Sexual Purposes

    Federal officials have reported that a man from Indiana attempted to transport a teen girl from her Texas residence for sexual intentions, per the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. As a result, he has been sentenced to 10 years behind bars. The authorities stated that the 26-year-old individual Ryan Steele, who resides in Fort Wayne, traveled to Texas back in March 2023 in order to find the 16-year-old girl with whom he had been conversing online in an effort to take her to his house, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office. 

    Upon investigation, law enforcement learned that Steele was en route to Texas, and, upon reaching the state, it was revealed that he was trying to find the minor. Following his arrest, he confessed to authorities that he intended to bring the teen to his residence in Indiana for both residence and “engaging in sexual [acts].” 

    According to prosecutors, Steele admitted to officials that he was aware the girl, whom he had been communicating with since she was merely 11, was underage. He pleaded guilty to

    “attempting to transport a minor”

    and received a 10-year prison sentence in addition to five years of supervised release. 

    Multiple law agencies were involved in this case including the Department of Homeland Security and local agencies from Texas and Indiana.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

  • Mother Strip-Searched and Jailed For 15 Hours After Failing To Show ID To Officer At Her Home, Woman Files Lawsuit

    Mother Strip-Searched and Jailed For 15 Hours After Failing To Show ID To Officer At Her Home, Woman Files Lawsuit

    Per an Alabama lawsuit, a woman, Twyla Stallworth, and her son have filed a complaint against an officer and the city for violating their constitutional rights. The woman was reportedly wrongfully apprehended, strip-searched, and detained for 15 hours after declining to show her ID at her own residence, reports the Miami Herald. 

    On Feb. 23, the woman contacted officials to complain about noise. She then activated her own car alarm to get her neighbor’s attention. When Officer Grant Barton arrived, he asked for her ID, but she declined.

    Stallworth’s son captured a video showing Officer Barton entering their home, pushing Stallworth onto the couch, and handcuffing her while her son opposed. The lawsuit claims excessive force was used and that the officer physically assaulted her son while entering. As Barton escorted Stallworth out of the home, her son questioned the reason for her arrest on camera.

    To which the officer said,

    “Right now she’s under arrest for failure to identify…That is not the law, that’s against the law.” 

    When Stallworth’s son inquired about the specific law, the officer used his phone to display Alabama code section 15-5-30, which permits officers to stop individuals in public and request their “name, address, and an explanation of their actions” if they believe the person is breaking the law. 

    Upon arrival at Covington County Jail, the woman experienced a

    “humiliating mugshot and degrading strip search.”

    She was imprisoned for over 15 hours until she could pay a bond. The charges against her included obstruction, eluding, and resisting arrest. Stallworth sought legal representation. 

    Stallworth was correct in stating that she did not need to show her ID, as confirmed by the mentioned code. The mayor of Andalusia admitted the mistake and apologized in a video two weeks later. Mayor Earl Johnson acknowledged that Barton was disciplined for not being aware of the law. The charges against Stallworth were dismissed.

  • Missing Woman’s Body Discovered Dismembered In River, Man She Met Online Charged With Murder

    Missing Woman’s Body Discovered Dismembered In River, Man She Met Online Charged With Murder

    A 19-year-old woman from New Iberia, Louisiana, was tragically linked to a 29-year-old man she reportedly met on the internet. Sheryl M. Turner was last seen on Dec. 31, 2023, when she visited Anthony Pierce Holland Jr.’s residence in West Monroe, as stated in a press release by the Catahoula Parish Sheriff’s Department on April 24, per PEOPLE. 

    Turner and Holland Jr. had a romantic relationship through text messages. Before leaving home, Turner informed her family that she would be staying with him, as stated in a press release by the West Monroe Police Department, who worked with Catahoula authorities. “Turner’s phone was connected to wifi near Holland Jr.’s phone until it stopped transmitting on the night of Jan. 2,” according to KLFY-TV, reports PEOPLE. Her twin sister, Sherry, reported her missing on Jan. 3 and expressed concern as the days went by.

    Sheryl M. Turner’s body discovered

    On Jan. 24, practically three weeks later, the Catahoula Parish Sheriff’s Office was alerted to a body discovered floating in the Ouachita River.

    The West Monroe Police Department revealed, “Deputies recovered the body, and the remains were found to be only a torso. There was no head or extremities connected to the body. The remains were sent for an autopsy and the findings led to the case being listed as a homicide.” 

    Using a DNA sample from Sherry, Sheryl’s twin sister, the remains were confirmed to be Sheryl’s on Feb. 23rd. Based on

    “forensic data and surveillance,”

    Holland Jr. became a suspect. The West Monroe Police Department searched his home on April 23rd.

    “During the search warrants at Holland’s home, forensic evidence of a crime of violence was obtained. During subsequent interviews with Holland, he admitted to killing Turner inside his residence,”

    said the press release. 

    Holland Jr. was apprehended without any problems and is now in custody. The department charged him with Second-Degree Murder.

  • Woman Sentenced To 6.5 Years Behind Bars For Attempting To Light Officer On Fire

    Woman Sentenced To 6.5 Years Behind Bars For Attempting To Light Officer On Fire

    A woman from Latta, South Carolina was sentenced to more than six years behind bars after attempting to set a cop on fire, per WBTW Myrtle Beach. Reports noted that 38-year-old Melissa McCoy

    “pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and battery Circuit Court Judge Kirk Griffin sentenced McCoy to 6.5 years in prison,”

    per the solicitor’s office. 

    Shipp Daniel, the Assistant Solicitor who handled the case, expressed that police officers are burdened with heavy workloads and low pay, and that incidents like this should not be accepted. 

    The Assistant Solicitor said,

    “The last thing they [police officers] need is for someone to attempt to evade arrest by spraying lighter fluid on the officer and attempting to light him on fire.” 

    “We take behavior like that against our law enforcement agents seriously, and we are pleased the court does also,”

    Daniel continued.

    On Dec. 30, 2023, Latta officials made an authorized attempt to apprehend McCoy.

    Following a short pursuit inside her residence, the woman used lighter fluid on an officer, including spraying it in his eyes, and tried to set him on fire.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Woman Sentenced To Extra Time In Prison After Failing To Self Report To Prison Sentence On Time, Then Posting That She’s At The Beach

    Woman Sentenced To Extra Time In Prison After Failing To Self Report To Prison Sentence On Time, Then Posting That She’s At The Beach

    Federal officials in Massachusetts reported that a woman, who had multiple delays in her prison sentence due to reported hardship, was discovered to have an active social life abroad, including frequent beach visits. The evidence was obtained from her extensive social media posts, as stated in a news release by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Massachusetts on April 11, per the Miami Herald. 

    The woman pleaded guilty and received a six-month prison sentence for repeatedly delaying her prison term. She will serve the six months along with her previous sentence. She has also been slapped with three years of supervised release. 

    Officials said,

    “In May 2020, (the woman) was convicted of misusing a passport and was sentenced to 15 months in prison. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, (she) requested release on conditions and to self-report to serve her sentence.” 

    “The court granted this request and released (her) on an appearance bond. Following several extensions of her self-report date, (she) failed to surrender to the Bureau of Prisons in June 2021 to serve her sentence,”

    authorities continued. 

    Reports added that police learned the woman spent time

    “in the Dominican Republic where she posted various daily undertakings on Facebook, including trips to the beach, pool and social functions.”

    The unnamed woman, who was supposed to go to federal prison, was 20 months late. As a result, the court took away

    “her secured appearance bond”

    and she was ordered to pay $47,500. Reports haven’t disclosed how she returned to the US.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Charged After His Mother Was Found Covered In Dried Feces and ‘Fused’ To Spoiled Bedsheets

    Man Charged After His Mother Was Found Covered In Dried Feces and ‘Fused’ To Spoiled Bedsheets

    A man in Pennsylvania is being charged after police found his mother in a deteriorated home, covered in dried feces, maggots, and stuck to a dirty bed, per Fox News. 

    On Sunday, 51-year-old Daniel Klein was apprehended and is currently facing charges of abuse of care and endangering another person. Officials were alerted by a neighbor, who noticed an accumulation of packages on the front porch, and received no response when they tried to contact the resident. 

    Upon arrival, the officers discovered a load of packages and unopened food bags at the front entrance. They observed a large amount of trash on the floor near the rear sliding glass door. Concerned for someone’s well-being, the officers entered the premises and discovered Klein.

    Officials noticed an excessive amount of garbage and packages blocking the front door and entryway of the house, preventing it from fully opening. They also detected a foul smell inside. Klein was questioned about his mother’s well-being and guided the officers to the master bedroom. Inside, they found Klein’s mother lying unconscious yet breathing in bed, with a dirty blanket covering her.

    Police called for medical assistance and the medics arrived at the scene. They found that the woman was covered in dried feces and maggots, and her toenails had grown into a shape resembling ram’s horns. The medics carefully detached the woman from the bed, discovering that she had become stuck to the bedsheets. She was then taken to the hospital for additional assessment and care. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Teen Boy Playing With Nerf Guns Was Mistakenly Killed By Real Gun, 18-Year-Old Suspect Arrested and Charged

    Teen Boy Playing With Nerf Guns Was Mistakenly Killed By Real Gun, 18-Year-Old Suspect Arrested and Charged

    According to the Phoenix Police Department, a tragic incident occurred when a teenager was playing with Nerf guns and was mistakenly shot by a real gun. 13-year-old, Earlric Reynolds, was taken to the hospital but sadly did not survive, according to The Sacramento Bee. 

    During a playful session with Nerf guns, the tragic incident took place when an 18-year-old accidentally fired a real gun, causing fatal injuries to Earlric. The unnamed 18-year-old and others then relocated Earlric to a parking lot and later hid the firearm, officials said. 

    He was later arrested and charged with

    “manslaughter, misconduct involving weapons and tampering with evidence,”

    authorities say, according to reports. 

    The investigation is ongoing. 

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

  • 14-Year-Old Boy Fatally Stabbed At Mall Defending His Girlfriend Against Two Teen Who Were Following Them

    14-Year-Old Boy Fatally Stabbed At Mall Defending His Girlfriend Against Two Teen Who Were Following Them

    A 14-year-old boy, Robert Dean Maher, from Wyoming lost his life while attempting to protect his girlfriend from a pair of teenagers at a mall. The incident took place at Eastridge Mall in Casper. According to the Daily Mail, the boy was stabbed twice in the stomach with a kitchen knife that was stolen. 

    The suspects are facing charges as adults, including felonious conspiracy to commit murder, felonious aggravated assault and battery, and misdemeanor theft. Officials were alerted to the situation when they received a call about an unconscious boy outside the mall.  

    According to an affidavit, Maher was stabbed twice during the altercation. Witnesses reported a shocking encounter involving individuals known as ‘JJ’ and Dom’, who were wearing masks. Reports noted that their names are Dominique Antonio Richard Harris and Jarreth Joseflee Sabastian Plunkett. Maher and a friend went to the mall to protect Maher’s girlfriend and her friend who were being followed by two teens. Maher confronted the teens and a physical fight broke out outside the mall. 

    According to Maher’s friend, Dom forcefully pushed Maher to the ground and then JJ approached and stabbed him.

    Maher’s friend admitted not knowing the attackers’ last names but mentioned they all attended Dean Middle School. Police interviews revealed a past incident at a park where Maher allegedly called the suspects

    “freaks”

    after seeing them enter a portable toilet together. 

    Plunkett later asked one of Maher’s friends if they wanted to settle Maher’s “blood debt,” reports say. The suspects also confessed to stealing kitchen knives from Target prior to the fatal confrontation. Casper police obtained a video showing Plunkett chasing and screaming at Maher outside the entrance of the mall. 

    According to the affidavit,

    “Jarreth also told (Maher) to swing on him several times; however, (Maher) clearly did not want to fight.” 

    Maher attempted to enter the mall but faced difficulty due to a large group of other young people gathering around, preventing his entry.