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  • Texas Man Arrested After Allegedly Shoving Antiques In His Butt and Placing It Back On The Shelves

    Texas Man Arrested After Allegedly Shoving Antiques In His Butt and Placing It Back On The Shelves

    A man wearing a kilt in Spring, Texas, was arrested after he was caught taking items from antique stores, inserting them into his anus, and then placing them back on the shelves for sale, per Huff Post. 

    The man, identified as Mitchell Vest, was charged with criminal mischief after incidents at two antique shops on Feb. 10. Among the items he contaminated were a makeup brush, an antique bottle opener, and a tobacco tent can. These items had to be discarded due to fecal contamination, costing a little over $200 in total.

    Vest, 60 years old, was released on a $100 bond following his arrest.

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  • Mother Accidentally Runs Over 7-Year-Old Son After Making Him Walk Home From School As Punishment

    Mother Accidentally Runs Over 7-Year-Old Son After Making Him Walk Home From School As Punishment

    An Alabama mother, Sarai Rachel James, 27, allegedly ran over her seven-year-old son with her car accidentally. According to The Independent, James picked up her son from school on February 9 and, learned of his misbehavior. She instructed him to get out of the car and walk home as punishment. 

    The incident occurred just a short distance from the school, with the school and their house being eight blocks apart. The boy reportedly tried to grab the door handle as the car was moving, but James accelerated, causing him to be pulled under the car and run over by the back tire. He sustained injuries and was hospitalized for abrasions.

    “It was a miracle he was not hurt worse than what he could have been,”

    Boaz Police Department Chief Michael Abercrombie said.

    According to Mr. Abercrombie’s statement to McClatchy News, investigators think the mother unintentionally ran over her son, but it was her disciplinary action that triggered the event.

    “She may not have realized he was doing that,”

    he said.

    Ms. James faces charges of aggravated child abuse, as indicated by jail records. She was granted release on a $50,000 bond. Additionally, she is prohibited from communicating with her son. Another individual, a 53-year-old woman whose identity was not disclosed by the police, was in the car during the incident. She has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child and was released on a $500 bond.

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  • Remains Of Deceased Individuals Discovered At Former Funeral Home Owner’s Residence

    Remains Of Deceased Individuals Discovered At Former Funeral Home Owner’s Residence

    The Colorado home of Miles Harford, 33, who previously owned Apollo Funeral and Cremation Services in Littleton, was discovered to contain the body of a woman and at least 30 sets of cremated remains on February 6, according to AP News. Authorities made the grim discovery after Harford was evicted from his rented home in southwest Denver.

    The remains, some of which were stored in temporary urns, were located in various places around the property, including the crawl space, a moving truck, and a non-functional hearse in the backyard. Denver Police Cmdr. Matt Clark revealed these details during a press conference on Friday, noting that the deceased woman found in the hearse was 63 years old and had passed away in August 2022.

    The remains are believed to be linked to individuals who passed away from 2012 to 2021, and investigators are using tags and labels to identify the families.

    “At times he was not able to complete cremations to provide remains to families for services. Unbeknownst to families who sought services from Apollo Funeral Services, Mr. Harford may have occasionally provided family members with another person’s cremated remains instead of their family member’s remains so services could be held,”

    Clark said. 

    Authorities mentioned that the business had been closed since September 2022, and an arrest warrant was issued on Friday for suspected offenses including abuse of a corpse, forgery, and theft.

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  • Substitute Teacher At Elementary School Faces Allegations Of Viewing ‘Inappropriate Images’ On Phone

    Substitute Teacher At Elementary School Faces Allegations Of Viewing ‘Inappropriate Images’ On Phone

    A substitute teacher at a West Covina elementary school is being investigated for allegedly viewing inappropriate images on his cell phone while on campus, according to the Los Angeles Times. The teacher, who has not been named, was removed from the classroom on Friday by the West Covina Unified School District.

    The district has launched an investigation, and authorities from the West Covina Police Department and Los Angeles County Child Protective Services have been notified. Cameron Elementary School Principal Sylvia Fullerton informed parents via email about the incident on Friday evening.

    “We are in full cooperation with law enforcement and child welfare authorities and are committed to implementing the necessary actions based on the outcomes of the investigation which remains ongoing,”

    according to the district’s news release.

    The West Covina Police Department has not confirmed any actions taken against the teacher yet. According to KTLA-TV Channel 5, the teacher was not arrested due to a lack of evidence.

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  • Georgia Man Turns Himself In To Maryland Police For The Strangulation and Murder Of His Girlfriend

    Georgia Man Turns Himself In To Maryland Police For The Strangulation and Murder Of His Girlfriend

    A man from Spalding County has been accused of murdering his girlfriend in Maryland, reports WSBTV. 

    Carl Kearney Jr., 43, from Griffin, Georgia, turned himself in at the Division V Clinton Police Station in Maryland on Saturday, February 17. He confessed to authorities that he strangled his girlfriend, Patrina Best, 38, during an argument at her home in Accokeek earlier that morning.

    Police officers conducted a welfare check at the residence and discovered Best unresponsive. She was declared deceased at the scene. Kearney faces charges of 1st and 2nd Degree Murder. 

    Kearney, identified as the head football coach at Spalding High School, was honored as the 2023 2-AAAA Coach of the Year according to the Griffin-Spalding School System website.

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  • Elderly Woman Sentenced For Fatally Stabbing Man With Her Cane During Altercation Involving Her Son

    Elderly Woman Sentenced For Fatally Stabbing Man With Her Cane During Altercation Involving Her Son

    A 70-year-old woman from Pennsylvania has been found guilty of murder after using a hidden blade in her cane to fatally stab a man who was fighting with her son, reports Law & Crime.

    The incident occurred on June 10, 2023, and the victim, Michael Thomas Sides, 31, passed away. The suspect, Renee DiPietro, said she plans to appeal the court’s ruling.

    “What would you do if it was your child,”

    she told reporters. 

    According to an arrest affidavit obtained by Law & Crime, the Lower Marion Township Police Department responded to a stabbing incident at the intersection of Cricket Avenue and Cricket Terrace around 1:30 a.m. on June 10.

    The victim, Michael Thomas Sides, was rushed to the hospital. Sadly, he passed away about an hour later.

    A friend of Sides named Dan Rogers told detectives that Sides had been attacked earlier in the evening by Jason DiPietro. Sides said he would confront Jason.

    During the altercation, Sides tried to stop Jason from getting into a white car.

    His parents, Renee and Michael DiPietro, came out of the vehicle.

    Rogers witnessed Renee DiPietro aggressively approach the victim, causing him to fall to the ground. She appeared to be holding a black cane that disassembled after she struck the victim while he was on the ground. DiPietro was convicted of third-degree murder and possessing a weapon.

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  • Man Arrested After Killing Sex Offender, Said Police Were Not Doing Enough

    Man Arrested After Killing Sex Offender, Said Police Were Not Doing Enough

    A 24-year-old man from Alvin, Texas, is facing a murder charge after allegedly posing as a minor to lure and kill a sex offender, according to court records per ABC Houston. James Lewis Spencer III was arrested on January 31, following an incident where an unresponsive man was found with multiple gunshot wounds in a ditch.

    The victim, identified as a 37-year-old man, was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigation revealed that the victim believed he was meeting a minor for sexual activities. Cellphone records indicated that Spencer had posed as a minor and arranged the meeting, placing him at the crime scene. 

    The police confirmed that Spencer admitted to owning the phone number used for communication with the victim. Information about Spencer’s public defender is not currently available. Video shows a car driving up and someone firing

    “a string of rapid gunshots”

    at the victim, police said. Spencer wanted to

    “rob and harm those types of men because they would do bad things to little children,”

    a third party told police.

    Spencer said he knew how to track people using a phone app, and

    “if the cop were not going to do anything maybe he should kill them himself,”

    records show. According to official documents cited by the station, the individual had a history of federal prison time for possessing child pornography, and failed to register as a sex offender. 

    Spencer’s bond has been set at $250,000, and a court appearance is scheduled for February 5th.

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  • Suspected Chinese Spy Pigeon Finally Released After 8 Months In Indian Bird Lockup

    Suspected Chinese Spy Pigeon Finally Released After 8 Months In Indian Bird Lockup

    A pigeon that had been detained in India for eight months on suspicion of being a Chinese spy has finally been released into the wild, reports the NY Post. 

    The bird was captured near a Mumbai port in May when people noticed two rings tied to its legs, with writing that resembled Chinese letters. This led to speculation that the pigeon was a Chinese agent seeking confidential information from India. 

    However, after a thorough investigation, it was determined that the pigeon was actually an open-water racing bird that had escaped from Taiwan and migrated to India. 

    Once the pigeon was cleared of any espionage activities, it was transferred to the Bombay Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, where it was set free on Tuesday.

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  • Lawsuit Filed Against Angus Cloud’s Estate For Unsettled Debts, Including $4,000 Phone Bill From Verizon Wireless

    Lawsuit Filed Against Angus Cloud’s Estate For Unsettled Debts, Including $4,000 Phone Bill From Verizon Wireless

    The late actor Angus Cloud is facing financial trouble even after his passing, as creditors are now seeking payment from his estate. 

    According to court documents, various lenders claim that Cloud owed them thousands of dollars, prompting legal action to recover his outstanding debts. One of the companies involved is Verizon Wireless, which alleges that Cloud accumulated a total of $4,282.70 in purchases and goods before his untimely death last July. 

    Cloud’s mother, Lisa Cloud, who serves as the sole executor of his estate, received the suit from Verizon. Additionally, Cloud’s former manager, Diomi Cordero, has also filed a lawsuit against the estate, asserting that the actor owed him $94,770 in unpaid commission. 

    Cordero claims that Cloud violated their contract and stopped commission payments in 2022 without providing any explanation. In his suit, Cordero said that Cloud,

    “[had] a record of making numerous commission payments to him until he ceased making such payments with no basis.”

    Cordero states that he tried to resolve the issue with Cloud’s legal team, but they couldn’t agree. He insists that he played a significant role in getting Cloud lucrative deals with well-known brands like Ralph Lauren, Rayban, and Zara, and believes he should still receive his commission despite Cloud’s death. In addition, J.P. Morgan Chase sued Cloud’s estate in November for an unpaid credit card bill of $9,056.11. No updates have been reported regarding the outcome of these lawsuits.

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  • Cruise Passengers Allegedly Brought More Than 100 Bags Of Marijuana Onto A Ship From Miami To The UK

    Cruise Passengers Allegedly Brought More Than 100 Bags Of Marijuana Onto A Ship From Miami To The UK

    Two passengers of a Norwegian Cruise Line are facing accusations of transporting 112 bags of marijuana on a ship headed to the United Kingdom from Miami, per the NY Post. Michael Quesenberry and Savannah Rose Minami were found together in a cabin aboard when authorities searched. 

    Law enforcement officers, assisted by a drug-sniffing dog, discovered 56 vacuum-sealed bags containing a green, leafy substance in Quesenberry’s luggage. Subsequent testing confirmed that the substance was marijuana, as stated in the affidavit. He

    “claimed that this marijuana was for personal use and that he had a medical marijuana card back in California,”

    the document states.

    Minami initially said she had just met Quesenberry at the bar and was allowed to leave, but officials found out about the hidden stash and brought her back to the cabin. They searched her luggage, which included two suitcases, a carry-on bag, and a backpack. Inside, they found 56 vacuum-sealed bags of marijuana. The total weight of the packages was 71.9 kilograms, around 158 pounds.

    “Based on my training and experience, the packaging and quantity of marijuana in the luggage belonging to each of Quesenberry and Minami is consistent with drug trafficking and distribution,”

    Department of Homeland Security special agent Joseph Angarone wrote in the affidavit.

    Both suspects were charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute a controlled substance. Quesenberry and Minami pleaded not guilty and were released on bonds. Quesenberry’s bond is $250,000 and Minami’s is $150,000. They have also surrendered their passports. If convicted, they could each face up to 80 years in prison and $4 million in fines.

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