Onsite! TV

Tag: OnsiteNews

  • Texas Man Claims Walmart Mistook Him For Shoplifter, Demands $100 Million and A Lifetime Of Free Goods, Lawsuit Claims

    Texas Man Claims Walmart Mistook Him For Shoplifter, Demands $100 Million and A Lifetime Of Free Goods, Lawsuit Claims

    Roderick Jackson, a resident of Waskom, Texas, has filed a second lawsuit against Walmart for $100 million in compensation or unlimited free shopping at any Walmart store for the rest of his life, per the NY Post.

    This recent complaint follows Jackson’s initial lawsuit, filed in 2021, which involved the same incident and circumstances as his current claim against the retail giant. The incident in question occurred at a Walmart store in Omaha, Nebraska, in March 2021. Jackson’s complaint states that he is suing Walmart due to

    “false pretense of shoplifting.”

    He also states he is

    “sewing [sic] for Civil Rights violations based on race/color.”

    Neither of the complaints went into further detail. 

    On top of the cash and shopping spree, Jackson is also demanding that Walmart foot the bill for all the legal fees tied to the lawsuit.

    A Walmart spokesperson told Fox News Digital,

    “We do not tolerate discrimination of any kind. Mr. Jackson’s allegations are almost identical to a lawsuit he filed against our company in 2021 that was dismissed. We intend to defend the company against the allegations once we have been properly served and will quickly ask the court to dismiss any claim that are without merit,”

    In the 2021 lawsuit, Jackson filed a complaint against Walmart, accusing them of

    “racial profiling and wrongful accusation”

    that resulted in his arrest. According to the complaint, Jackson suffered

    “emotional stress and pain from the handcuffs.” 

    Initially, Jackson asked for a whopping $100 million and

    “a significant credit for future shopping,”

    but later revised the complaint to seek $175 million in damages. However, the case was dismissed that year as Walmart argued that Jackson had not properly served them and his claims were baseless.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 18-Month-Old Poisoned by Father’s Girlfriend, Who Reportedly Fed Her Harmful Substances Such As Acetone, Batteries, and Screws

    18-Month-Old Poisoned by Father’s Girlfriend, Who Reportedly Fed Her Harmful Substances Such As Acetone, Batteries, and Screws

    A Pennsylvania woman is accused of fatally poisoning her boyfriend’s 18-month-old daughter by feeding her batteries, screws, and nail polish remover, reports the NY Post.

    Aleisia Owens, 20, was arrested and charged Thursday. The arrest came after an autopsy revealed that, Iris Rita Alfera had fatal levels of acetone in her blood. On June 25, 2023, Iris’ father, Bailey Jacoby, left her with Owens while he ran errands. Owens, who was living with Jacoby at the time, later called him and said something was wrong with Iris. Jacoby rushed back home only to find his baby unresponsive and immediately called 911 for help.

    Iris was quickly taken to a local hospital for urgent medical attention. However, due to the severity of her condition, she was airlifted to UPMC Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh, approximately an hour away. Tragically, the young girl succumbed to organ failure four days later.

    Owens initially told officers that the child had fallen off the bed and hit her head during a

    “cramp-up”

    episode. However, the autopsy conducted by the Attorney General’s Office revealed that Iris had ingested various items, including

    “water beads,”

    button-shaped batteries, and a metal screw, months before her untimely death. Disturbingly, Owens had also looked up

    “household products that could cause a child serious harm or death.”

    Iris resided with her mother, Emily Alfera, and her grandparents, while her father, Jacoby, had visitation rights. The father was not arrested in connection to his daughter’s death.

    “There was nothing throughout the investigation to show that he had any knowledge or involvement about what happened to the baby. He was questioned multiple times and was cooperative.”

    Aleisia Owens is now facing multiple charges, including homicide, attempted homicide, aggravated assault of a child, endangering the welfare of a child, and other offenses related to the child’s tragic death. She is currently held without bond at Lawrence County Jail.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Arrested For YouTube Prank Involving Feces and Other Fluids Dumped On Train Riders

    Man Arrested For YouTube Prank Involving Feces and Other Fluids Dumped On Train Riders

    A man in Belgium was taken into custody after he recorded himself pouring various substances, including feces, onto unsuspecting metro passengers as part of a YouTube prank, reports Complex.

    The individual, known as

    “Y.D.,”

    mixed different materials, such as paint, excrement, and food, into buckets and threw them at passengers to gain more social media

    “likes.” 

    Y.D. was arrested on January 2, admitting to the act, and now faces charges, including assault and battery. Known as YaNike, he has about 300 YouTube subscribers, and his prank videos are still online.

    According to an Instagram profile connected to him, YaNike is 22 years old and has posted a total of 16 videos on YouTube. Some of these videos are titled

    “surprise du chef,”

    which means

    “chef’s surprise”

    in English.

    One of YaNike’s most popular videos, titled

    “Suprise du chef (6),”

    was posted on November 28 and has garnered 34,000 views. In this video, YaNike can be seen filling an empty paint bucket with a mixture of oil, beer, water, dog feces, and fallen leaves, as indicated by the video captions. He then proceeds to pour this mixture onto a train passenger.

    The prosecutor’s office says about seven of YaNike’s videos have similar incidents. A victim complained in November about an incident in Auderghem, Brussels, according to Sudinfo and Politico. STIB, the local transportation operator, has also filed a complaint, as per Politico.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Files $75 Million Lawsuit Against 27 Women Accusing Him Of Serial Ghosting On A Facebook Group

    Man Files $75 Million Lawsuit Against 27 Women Accusing Him Of Serial Ghosting On A Facebook Group

    A man from Chicago is taking legal action against multiple women who posted negative reviews on the

    “Are We Dating The Same Guy”

    Facebook group, describing him as

    “clingy”

    and a serial

    “ghoster,”

    per the NY Post.

    Nikko D’Ambrosio, 32, alleges that he suffered from defamation, doxxing, and invasion of privacy when his name and photo were shared in the Chicago edition of the Facebook group. D’Ambrosio is suing 27 women who have been specifically named, including the moderators of the group. Additionally, there are several unnamed individuals referred to as Jane Does, and various divisions of Facebook’s parent company, Meta, are also involved. He is seeking $75 million in damages as a result.

    D’Ambrosio claims that he had a consensual sexual encounter with the woman who made the initial post after meeting at an event in Chicago. They went on a few

    “unremarkable”

    dates but did not enter into an exclusive dating relationship. D’Ambrosio claims the woman told lies including that he got

    “very clingy very fast,”

    flaunted his money, and

    “kept talking about how I don’t want to see his bad side, especially when he was on business calls.”

    The complaint says that the woman initially shared the post under her real name but later deleted and reposted it anonymously after his lawyers reached out to her. Her post led to a barrage of comments from other women who claimed to have had similar experiences with him.

    “The defendants broadcast their outrageous, cruel, and malicious lies about the plaintiff with knowledge that the statements were false or with reckless disregard as whether or not they were true,”

    the complaint states. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Toddler Suffers Permanent Disability After Choking On Candy Land Gummy Dot, Lawsuit Alleges

    Toddler Suffers Permanent Disability After Choking On Candy Land Gummy Dot, Lawsuit Alleges

    According to a recent lawsuit, a young child in California has suffered permanent disabilities as a result of choking on a Candy Land Gummy Dot, per Law & Crime. The toddler, named Amelie Parades Sotelo, was unable to speak, swallow, or move after the

    “sticky”

    candy blocked her airway on December 13, 2022.

    “These candies were a ticking time bomb. We will pursue justice for this innocent little girl who was once a vibrant and thriving child but is now permanently disabled, unable to speak, unable to swallow, and unable to move, for the rest of her life,”

    said attorney Thomas Bosworth, who represents the girl and her family.

    “It is shocking that this level of brain damage is caused by just one single piece of this dangerous gel candy.”

    A lawsuit has been filed against Frankford Candy & Chocolate Co., Inc., Frankford Candy LLC, and Hasbro, Inc. The lawsuit accuses these companies of product liability, failure to warn, negligence, and causing emotional distress. The lawsuit, filed in Philadelphia on December 28, claims that a 3-year-old girl suffered irreversible brain damage and spastic quadriplegia after chewing on a single Frankford® Candy Land Gummy Dot, which was

    “negligently, recklessly, and defectively designed.”

    The Frankford Candy Land Gummy Dots display is a colorful image of the popular children’s game, Candy Land. The

    “Frankford Candy & Chocolate Co., Inc., Frankford Candy LLC, and Hasbro, Inc., intentionally designed, advertised, and marketed for the purpose of attracting children of all ages,”

    however, they failed to provide safety or choking hazard warnings on the packaging, according to the lawsuit. 

    Medical personnel tried to suction and remove the candy from her airway, but it was

    “extremely difficult due to the excessive stickiness of the product and its extraordinary lack of pliability,”

    court documents said. She endured profound hypoxia due to a prolonged lack of oxygen. The lawsuit is asking for over $50,000 in compensation.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Tried To Rob A Bank Using A Note, But The Manager’s Response Was A Firm ‘No,’ Police Say

    Man Tried To Rob A Bank Using A Note, But The Manager’s Response Was A Firm ‘No,’ Police Say

    In a recent incident reported by the Forsyth County deputies, a bank robber’s plans were foiled thanks to the courageous actions of an employee who fearlessly confronted the criminal, leaving the would-be thief empty-handed. 

    Deputies told Channel 2 Action News that an unidentified man walked into Regions Bank on McGinnis Ferry Road and passed the manager a note that read,

    “Give me all your 20s, 50s, and 100s.”

    To which the manager responded,

    “No, you need to leave,”

    handing the robber his note back, deputies said. 

    According to a witness, the alleged suspect raised his jacket in a manner that suggested he might be armed. However, no visible firearm was observed. 

    Following the manager’s repeated request to leave, the man eventually exited the bank. Law enforcement officials have described the individual, noting that he stands approximately six feet tall and appears to be in his early 30s. They are asking anyone with information about the identity of this individual, to contact Forsyth County deputies. 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Nurse Accused Of Substituting Fentanyl IVs with Tap Water, Resulting In The Death Of Up To 10 Hospital Patients

    Nurse Accused Of Substituting Fentanyl IVs with Tap Water, Resulting In The Death Of Up To 10 Hospital Patients

    A nurse at a hospital in Oregon is under investigation for allegedly replacing fentanyl in IVs with tap water, which may have resulted in the deaths of up to 10 patients, reports the NY Post.

    Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford reported the theft of medication to the police after suspecting a former employee. 

    Some sources claim that nine people died from infections caused by the misuse of pain medication, while others say the total number of deaths is 10. The nurse allegedly injected non-sterile tap water into patients to conceal the theft. The hospital had been aware of this issue since at least the fall of 2022, according to the Rogue Valley Times. 

    “There was concern that this behavior resulted in adverse patient care, though the extent of the impact on those patients is yet to be determined,”

    Medford police Lt. Geoff Kirkpatrick said in a statement. Kirkpatrick did not confirm whether the deaths were a result of the medication theft or tampering.

    “We’re investigating whether or not that behavior led to adverse patient care, which could be death, could be all sorts of other forms or things. … We don’t know that that resulted in deaths,”

    he said. Law enforcement has chosen not to disclose the specific number of individuals who have been affected or lost their lives.

    “We were distressed to learn of this issue,”

    the hospital said in a statement.

    “We reported it to law enforcement and are working closely with them.”

    It is unclear if any arrests have been made.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Dunkin’ Donuts Faces Lawsuit After Toilet Explodes On Customer Leaving Them Covered In ‘Human Feces and Urine’

    Dunkin’ Donuts Faces Lawsuit After Toilet Explodes On Customer Leaving Them Covered In ‘Human Feces and Urine’

    Paul Kerouac has filed a lawsuit against Dunkin’ Donuts, claiming that a toilet at one of their Florida outlets exploded while he was using it, reports the NY Post. 

    The incident occurred on January 6, 2022, and left Kerouac

    “traumatized”

    and covered in waste. The lawsuit, filed in Florida’s 9th Judicial District, states that he was left

    “covered with debris, including human feces and urine.”

    “Following the explosion of the toilet plaintiff emerged from the men’s room and sought assistance from employees and managers of [the] defendant’s business to clean himself, as he remained covered with human feces and urine after emerging from the men’s room,”

    the complaint says.

    To add insult to injury, Kerouac alleges that employees at the coffee shop in Orange County acknowledged that they were aware of

    “problems with the toilet.”

    Kerouac is seeking $50,000 in compensation and legal expenses, claiming he now

    “requires mental health care and counseling as a direct result of the trauma he experiences in the restroom at defendant’s building, and from the continuing trauma following the event.”

    He says the incident has left him with

    “bodily injury and psychological damages,”

    as well as

    “permanent and significant emotional injury, mental anguish, loss of the capacity for the enjoyment of life, expense of medical care and treatment.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Elderly Georgia Man Sustains Burn To 75% Of His Body After Attempting To Open Chip Bag with Lighter

    Elderly Georgia Man Sustains Burn To 75% Of His Body After Attempting To Open Chip Bag with Lighter

    A 75-year-old man in Georgia suffered severe burns to 75% of his body after attempting to open a bag of chips using a lighter, reports WSBTV Atlanta. 

    The incident occurred at an apartment complex on Sir Lancelot Place in Dalton on Wednesday afternoon. The man, whose identity remains unknown, resorted to using a lighter when he couldn’t open the bag with his hands. Unfortunately, in the process of trying to open the bag, he accidentally set himself on fire while sitting in a recliner. 

    Maintenance workers swiftly intervened and managed to control the fire using a hose. The man was immediately transported to a hospital in Chattanooga, where he received treatment for third-degree burns. 

    Subsequently, he was transferred to a specialized burn center for further care. At present, there is no information available regarding his current condition. The exact cause of the fire and whether the bag of chips played a role in igniting it remain unclear. It is worth noting that chips can be highly flammable due to their oil content.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Pretending To Be Delivery Driver Fatally Shoots Ex’s Boyfriend In Front Of Apartment Leasing Office

    Man Pretending To Be Delivery Driver Fatally Shoots Ex’s Boyfriend In Front Of Apartment Leasing Office

    A tragic incident unfolded on Wednesday at the Harlow Apartments in Cobb County, where a woman’s former boyfriend, disguised as a delivery driver, allegedly shot and killed her new partner, reports WSBTV Atlanta. The victim, identified as 40-year-old Kenneth Cunningham II, was found lifeless outside the leasing office, having sustained multiple gunshot wounds.

    According to witnesses, Cunningham had visited the office concerning a package. However, the suspected shooter, Donavan Carter, arrived at the apartment complex dressed as a delivery driver, using this disguise to lure Cunningham away from his residence. When Cunningham went to inquire about the package, he was informed by the office staff that no such package was available for him.

    “There was a rouse to get this individual out of their apartment under the lure of there was a package waiting for them,”

    police said.

    “He violently shot the victim five times.”

    According to police, Carter allegedly shot him just moments after he left the office. The victim, Cunningham, was reportedly dating Carter’s ex-girlfriend, as informed by the police spokesperson, Newell. The family of the victim had traveled from Chicago to celebrate his 40th birthday. They grew concerned when they didn’t receive any communication from him and now find themselves preparing for his funeral. 

    Carter is now confronted with charges of malice murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?