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  • Man Allegedly Murders Admin Who Removed Him from Whatsapp Group

    Man Allegedly Murders Admin Who Removed Him from Whatsapp Group

    A man in northern Pakistan has been charged with murder in connection to the shooting of a WhatsApp group administrator, as reported by PEOPLE. 

    Mushtaq Ahmed was shot and killed on the evening of Thursday, March 6, in Peshawar, approximately 116 miles from Islamabad, according to AFP. A man referred to as #Ashfaq in police reports has been charged with murder related to the incident, as reported by local police and the outlet. 

    Ahmed’s brother informed authorities that the victim and Ashfaq were members of the same WhatsApp group and had an argument, which led to Ahmed removing Ashfaq from the chat. The brother stated that Ashfaq was reportedly upset “in reaction to removal from WhatsApp group.” Despite their earlier conflict, the suspect and victim agreed to meet to make amends. 

    However, Ashfaq arrived at the meeting with a firearm and fatally shot Ahmed, according to the statement. An investigation is currently underway, as reported by local media outlet The Express Tribune.

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  • 14-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabbed at School by Another 14-Year-Old Girl, Police Say

    14-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabbed at School by Another 14-Year-Old Girl, Police Say

    A middle school student in Texas was taken into juvenile custody on Monday after a confrontation led to the death of another student, according to police per USA Today. The 14-year-old girl was arrested following the incident, which occurred shortly before 11:30 a.m. at Roy J. Smith Middle School in Killeen. 

    The local police department reported that officers found the other 14-year-old girl “suffering from a stab wound.” She was transported to the hospital but unfortunately succumbed to her injuries. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. Initial information indicates that the conflict between the two classmates resulted in one stabbing the other.

    “We recognize the emotional impact of this incident on the victim’s family, students, staff, and the entire Killeen community,” Killeen police said in a statement. “Our thoughts are with everyone affected, and we extend our support to those in need.” The identities of both the suspect and the victim have not been made public due to their status as minors.

    Dr. Jo Ann Fey, the Superintendent of Killeen Independent School District, stated that the incident prompted a lockdown of the school campus. Over 1,000 students were relocated to a local church for a reunification process. The district announced on Monday afternoon that classes at Roy J. Smith Middle School will be canceled until after spring break on March 24. Support services will be offered to students and staff when they return.

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  • Texas Parents Arrested After Daughter Found Walking Along Busy Highway Because Father Refused to Drive Her to School, Police Say

    Texas Parents Arrested After Daughter Found Walking Along Busy Highway Because Father Refused to Drive Her to School, Police Say

    The parents of a young girl in Texas are facing charges for putting her safety at risk after her father refused to drive her to school, leaving her to walk alone in the early morning hours, as reported by WFLA.

    Ta’Lyjah Monea Conner, 23, and Devonte Tremayne Hall, 27, were arrested by Midland police after their daughter was seen walking alone along Rankin Highway while it was still dark outside. Officers responded to reports about the girl and eventually located her on the busy road’s 1600 block. According to KMID, a local ABC affiliate, the girl told police that she was on her way to her elementary school because her father refused to take her.

    The officers put the girl in their cruiser to warm her up and provided her with a snack. The child told officers that it was her first time walking to school from home. KMID estimated that the walk from her residence to Pease Magnet Elementary School would take about an hour and a half, and police believed she had already been walking for approximately 45 minutes.

    The girl informed police she didn’t know where she was going and had almost been hit by a car while crossing the street, reports note. KMID traced her route and estimated she was still an hour and a half away from her school. Authorities interviewed Conner and Hall and arrested them for abandoning or endangering a child. They were booked into the Midland County Detention Center and later posted bail. 

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  • Embalmer Charged with Castrating Corpse of Deceased Man After Discovering He Was a Sex Offender

    Embalmer Charged with Castrating Corpse of Deceased Man After Discovering He Was a Sex Offender

    A Texas embalmer is facing charges for allegedly abusing a corpse after reportedly severing a deceased man’s penis and placing it in his mouth, per Law & Crime. 

    The investigation was initiated when the Harris County Constable’s Office Precinct 1 received a complaint from the Texas Funeral Service Commission. This complaint came from a funeral director at Claire Brothers Funeral Home, which oversees Memorial Mortuary and Crematory, where the incident allegedly took place.

    The funeral director was informed by staff that 34-year-old Amber Paige Laudermilk, a licensed embalmer, had disfigured a body. When Laudermilk discovered that the deceased, 58-year-old Charles Roy Rodriguez, was a registered sex offender, she supposedly used a scalpel on February 7 to remove part of his genitals and “stuffed it in his mouth.” She instructed a trainee present during the incident, saying, “You didn’t see anything,” as reported in the affidavit.

    When other staff members came to check on the body, Laudermilk allegedly covered the groin area with a sheet and mentioned that the deceased had “a lot going on with him.” Rodriguez was listed on the sex offender registry after being convicted in 2008 for sexually assaulting a woman, which resulted in a 10-year deferred adjudication, as stated by Constable Alan Rosen.

    Laudermilk surrendered to the Harris County Jail on Monday and has since been released on a $5,000 bond. She is no longer employed at the facility, and the state plans to suspend or revoke her embalming license, as reported by local NBC affiliate KPRC.

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  • Man Accused of Theft After Returning Lost Wallet to Its ‘Rightful Owner,’ ‘It Felt Like Such a Slap in the Face’

    Man Accused of Theft After Returning Lost Wallet to Its ‘Rightful Owner,’ ‘It Felt Like Such a Slap in the Face’

    A man is disheartened with the reaction he got after trying to be a good Samaritan backfired. In a post on Reddit’s “Mildly Infuriating” forum, he shared that he recently discovered a lost wallet and successfully returned it to its “rightful owner.”

    Although all contents were returned, including $200 in cash, he was still met with anger. The owner yelled at him, claiming there was more money in the wallet and accusing him of theft.

    Further detailing that there “were also bank cards, a driver’s license and a business card” inside the wallet. “Which was how I was able to find him,” the man said. “It felt like such a slap in the face to be called a thief after going out of my way to return his wallet,” he continued.

    “I asked him why I would return the rest of it if I stole some of it, but he wouldn’t listen, so I walked away,” the man added of his interaction with the owner. “I wasn’t even expecting anything in return. I was just trying to do the right thing,” he wrote.

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  • Teacher Found Dead Inside Classroom From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound, Reports Say

    Teacher Found Dead Inside Classroom From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound, Reports Say

    A teacher in Tennessee was found dead in his classroom at Munford High School on Thursday morning, per The Post. Samuel Colin Day, 60, reportedly suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound, which has left the close-knit community in disbelief. 

    Day’s body was located around 6 a.m., before students arrived for the day. The Munford Police Department was called to the school for an “emergency” and found the 60-year-old deceased. Officials later confirmed that Day’s death was due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

    “Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends, students, and faculty affected by this heartbreaking event,” police said in a statement.

    “We ask that the community respect the family’s privacy during this difficult time,” added the statement. 

    Classes were canceled on Thursday to give police time to investigate. Day held the position of Special Education Director at the school. He lived in Atoka with his wife and son. It is still not known if authorities located a suicide note.

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  • Spelman Student Faces Charges for Wrong-Way DUI Crash That Led to I-75/I-85 Closure, Police Say

    Spelman Student Faces Charges for Wrong-Way DUI Crash That Led to I-75/I-85 Closure, Police Say

    A student from Spelman College is behind bars following a wrong-way accident early Friday morning, as reported by WSBTV Channel 2 News. There were no fatalities however, a passenger is in the hospital with serious injuries, authorities revealed. 

    The incident occurred at approximately 3:20 a.m. on I-75/I-85 close to the North Avenue exit, leading to a closure of the interstate for several hours. A state trooper observed a 2012 Mercedes-Benz traveling north in the southbound HOV lane. The trooper attempted to pull over the driver, identified as 20-year-old Addison Thornton, but she had already collided with a 2018 Buick Encore.

    The passenger in Thornton’s vehicle was rushed to the hospital due to serious injuries. Troopers reported that Thornton did not pass a DUI test and was found in possession of a fake driver’s license. She is facing charges of driving under the influence, driving on the wrong side of the roadway, possession of a fraudulent driver’s license, serious injury by motor vehicle, and underage consumption. Spelman College has confirmed that both Thornton and her 17-year-old passenger are students at the institution.

    “We are aware that two Spelman students were involved in an off-campus traffic accident on March 7, 2025. At this time, we are gathering more information and have been in touch with the families of both students,” a spokesperson wrote in a statement.

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  • Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Other Cruise Ships Stuck at Sea Due to Tropical Cyclone

    Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Other Cruise Ships Stuck at Sea Due to Tropical Cyclone

    A tropical cyclone has made several cruise ships stay far out at sea, according to PEOPLE. Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to hit Brisbane, Australia, late Friday or early Saturday. As a result, cruise ships from Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and others will either ride out the storm at sea or go to different ports, as reported by 9 News Australia and Daily Cargo News (DCN).

    A tropical cyclone is like a hurricane or typhoon. It forms over warm water and brings strong winds, heavy rain, and big waves, among other dangers, reports note. The Port of Brisbane told Carnival Cruise Lines’ Luminosa and Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas—both of which left from the city—that they could not dock in Brisbane as planned on Thursday or Friday, according to DCN.

    Carnival Luminosa, which is currently sailing in the South Pacific, has decided to avoid Brisbane until “possibly” March 8, according to a statement from the cruise line to PEOPLE. In the meantime, the ship is “staying a safe distance from the storm to minimize discomfort for our guests.” Carnival also confirmed to PEOPLE that some trips planned for this weekend have been canceled.

    “Given its current track, the storm is expected to directly impact the Brisbane area in the coming days and the port is now closed. Regrettably, we had no option but to cancel Carnival Luminosa’s 3-day cruise planned to depart on March 6. Guests will receive a full refund for their cruise fare and all pre-purchased items.”

    The Street reports that Royal Caribbean has informed guests that their trip will be impacted. The Port of Brisbane announced on Wednesday that winds may exceed 75 MPH and could reach up to 96 MPH in the coming days.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • South Korean Man on Tourist Visa Charged After Attempting to Enroll in High School

    South Korean Man on Tourist Visa Charged After Attempting to Enroll in High School

    An 18-year-old South Korean native visiting metro Atlanta on a tourist visa is facing charges just days after being prohibited from school campuses in Gwinnett and Hall counties. 

    Dongha Lee was taken into custody on Wednesday afternoon at a residence in Flowery Branch, as reported by WSBTV. He is currently being held at the Hall County Jail under an immigration hold and a misdemeanor charge from Gwinnett County School Police. He was charged with “failure of unauthorized person to check in at designated location upon entering school,” according to an arrest warrant.

    An incident report indicates that Lee unlawfully entered Seckinger High School on February 28 when a student opened a side door, evading standard security measures. On Monday school officials at Seckinger High School sent an urgent letter to parents warning about an individual reaching out to students via social media and inviting them to meet in person.

    By Tuesday, both Gwinnett County School Police and Hall County Sheriff’s deputies had issued criminal trespass warnings against him after he attempted to enroll at West Hall High School. Hall County School officials stated that he lacked the necessary paperwork and was not of the correct age.

    Lee spoke with Channel 2 Gwinnett County Bureau Chief Matt Johnson on Wednesday, asserting that his presence at Seckinger High School last week was legitimate, claiming that unidentified parents had allowed him in and that staff had given him a visitor’s badge. “I just wanted to make friends,” he said before his arrest. “I didn’t do anything illegal to them.”

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  • New Mexico Man Found Guilty of Decapitating Victim and Playing ‘Soccer’ with His Head in the Park

    New Mexico Man Found Guilty of Decapitating Victim and Playing ‘Soccer’ with His Head in the Park

    A man from New Mexico has been convicted of murder after decapitating a 51-year-old victim and reportedly “playing soccer” with the severed head, as reported by PEOPLE.

    Joel Arciniega-Saenz, 28, from Las Cruces, was found guilty of first-degree murder on Wednesday, March 5, in connection with the brutal killing of James Garcia on June 20, 2021, according to Doña Ana County District Attorney Fernando Macias.

    Arciniega-Saenz, who was homeless at the time of the crime, “carried out a horrific attack on the victim, stabbing Garcia 84 times with a small switchblade,” Macias said in a statement. The assailant “decapitated Garcia and severed his finger,” said Macias. Following the incident, Arciniega-Saenz went on to “play soccer” with the victim’s head at Apodaca Park in Las Cruces.

    On the night of the attack, an officer discovered Garcia’s body lying in the middle of a road on the park’s north side, approximately 10 yards away from his head, as stated in the affidavit. Arciniega-Saenz told detectives that he and his wife had fallen asleep in the park and when they woke up, all their belongings were missing, leading them to believe Garcia was the culprit.

    Arciniega-Saenz confronted Garcia and confessed to the police that he had taken a switchblade knife from him and stabbed him multiple times before decapitating him, according to the affidavit. He then claimed to have dragged Garcia’s body into the street and “played soccer with his head.”

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