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  • Probation Office Employee Allegedly Assisteed Son Accused Of Murder In Evading Police, Hiding Him In Backseat Under Sunshade

    Probation Office Employee Allegedly Assisteed Son Accused Of Murder In Evading Police, Hiding Him In Backseat Under Sunshade

    According to prosecutors, a California probation office employee, Carla White, allegedly assisted in hiding her son after he allegedly killed a man, per Law & Crime. 

    The incident occurred on November 13th in El Cajon, when 27-year-old Javier Medina was found with gunshot wounds and later pronounced dead at the hospital. Hunter White and Kristian Wolf were arrested for murder and attempted murder, while Carla White was charged with being an accessory after the fact and unauthorized furnishing of records or information. 

    Carla White, who works as a senior office assistant with the San Diego County Probation Department, reportedly went to the crime scene and hid her son in the back seat under a sunshade. She also tipped off her son about the police search after seeing a confidential flyer through her job. The motive and relationship between the suspects and the victim have not been disclosed by authorities.

    “Any time that a person who is a suspect to a serious crime has a tipoff in advance that they are a suspect, it could give any person a chance to take steps to conceal aspects of the crime or to flee from the area,”

    Deputy District Attorney Drew Garrison from San Diego County expressed.

    “I think the public generally expects that their public servants will uphold their duties and oaths, and it’s important as an office that the district attorney’s office seeks to hold people accountable for the actions that they’ve taken,”

    Garrison told NBC 7.

    Hunter White and Wolf are currently in jail at the San Diego County Jail without bail, while Carla White has been released on bail. The defendants are set to appear in court on February 28th for their hearing.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Nurse Caught On Video Swapping Out Opioids Vials with Saline Solution and Self-Administering Fentanyl During Work, Claims She’s ‘Hearing Voices’

    Nurse Caught On Video Swapping Out Opioids Vials with Saline Solution and Self-Administering Fentanyl During Work, Claims She’s ‘Hearing Voices’

    A nurse in Houston, Texas, has been fired from her job following allegations that she stole opioids from an automated dispenser at the hospital, reports Law & Crime. The nurse, Alexis Joann McNeilly, allegedly replaced the drug vials with saline solution and even injected herself with fentanyl while on duty. 

    Between March and May 2023, McNielly was accused of diverting hydromorphone and fentanyl from a hospital vending machine for personal use. The incidents were discovered during a routine inventory check by a fellow nurse. The nurse also allegedly tampered with syringes and vials, replacing opioids with saline.

    Houston law enforcement received a notification from an FDA agent on May 25 regarding the case. Five days later, the hospital’s pharmacy manager confirmed after an inventory audit that McNeilly

    “dispensed medication that was not prescribed by the attending physician”

    and put

    “adulterated medicine […] in circulation”

    that had the

    “potential to be administered by other medical professionals to patients, unaware that the medicine had been tampered with.”

    In April, surveillance video caught McNeilly injecting herself

    “in the hand with the fentanyl syringe before returning to work,”

    authorities further alleged.

    “I hear voices telling me what to do,”

    the defendant allegedly explained, after being confronted by the hospital’s nursing director.

    “When the defendant was confronted about this incident, the defendant admitted to taking meds… She explained that she is under extreme personal stress and that she took the meds to help deal with her anxiety,”

    documents said.

    “The hospital had the defendant take a drug test. The drug test came back positive for Morphine, Hydromorphone, and Marijuana.” 

    McNeilly was fired from the hospital and arrested at her home the day after Christmas. She was later released on bond under the conditions that she be electronically monitored, wear a drug patch, and have a curfew that begins at 7 p.m. and ends at 7 a.m. the next day.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • North Carolina Woman Passes Out On Live TV After Winning $1 Million Powerball Prize On New Year’s Eve

    North Carolina Woman Passes Out On Live TV After Winning $1 Million Powerball Prize On New Year’s Eve

    In a stunning televised moment, a woman from North Carolina experienced a life-changing event as she became the Powerball millionaire of 2024. Pamela Bradshaw fell to the floor in astonishment when Ryan Seacrest announced her winning number during the live broadcast of

    “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve”

    just after midnight, reports the NY Post. 

    “Pamela! You’re a millionaire!”

    Seacrest announced as Bradshaw fell.

    After rising back to her feet, with the support of the host and her daughter Joanna Hinson, a surprised Bradshaw replied,

    “Oh my god… I’m so blessed,”

    embracing her daughter tightly. Seacrest disclosed that Bradshaw had promised to give a portion of the money to her daughter.

    According to the North Carolina Lottery, this is the second consecutive year that a resident of North Carolina has won $1 million on New Year’s Eve.

    Bradshaw, who had never been to New York City before, earned a VIP trip to the city through a second-chance drawing organized by the state lottery. She was one of five Powerball players selected nationwide with a chance to win $1 million. According to the NC Lottery, not only was this Bradshaw’s first time seeing the Statue of Liberty, but it was also her first time flying on a plane.

    “I cried on the plane ride and I cried at the Statue of Liberty,”

    she told the lottery.

    “It’s just been so incredible.”

    Her VIP trip included a four-day, three-night stay in New York City. 

    Bradshaw said she also plans on buying a home with the money.

    “I would love to have my own home that is mine and that I feel safe in,”

    Bradshaw told the lottery.

    “Not anything fancy or big, just a little cottage or something with one or two bedrooms.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • North Carolina Pastor Allegedly Tries To Submerge Wife’s Co-Worker’s Head In McDonald’s Deep Fryer, Police Say

    North Carolina Pastor Allegedly Tries To Submerge Wife’s Co-Worker’s Head In McDonald’s Deep Fryer, Police Say

    A pastor from High Point, North Carolina, was taken into custody last week after an alleged assault incident at a McDonald’s restaurant, reports the NY Post. 

    According to the High Point Police Department, the pastor, identified as 57-year-old Dwayne Waden, was involved in an altercation with his wife’s co-worker. The wife, who during the time was training to become the manager at the franchise, reportedly called her husband with complaints that her employees were

    “disrespecting her.” 

    On Dec 28th, witnesses stated that Waden entered the McDonald’s and approached the victim, placing his hands around their neck. He then proceeded to push the victim’s head towards one of the deep fryers. Additionally, Waden allegedly punched the victim multiple times in the face before being restrained by other employees. The victim suffered injuries to their forehead, right eye, and neck.

    Emergency crews were called to the scene, but the victim chose to have their family drive them to the hospital. Police reviewed surveillance footage of the incident before arresting Waden on charges of assault and battery. He was taken to the police headquarters and later released on a $1,000 bond. Waden, who identifies as a semi-truck driver and a pastor at Elevated Life International Ministries, is scheduled to appear in court on January 22nd.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Multiple Injured As Driver Attempts To Flee Police Through The Streets Near Madison Square Garden Following New Year’s Eve Festivities

    Multiple Injured As Driver Attempts To Flee Police Through The Streets Near Madison Square Garden Following New Year’s Eve Festivities

    Several individuals were harmed and taken to a hospital in New York City on New Year’s Day after a 44-year-old driver drove on the sidewalk and collided with vehicles while attempting to escape from the police near Madison Square Garden, per the NY Post. 

    According to an NYPD spokesperson, officers were called to the scene at around 1:34 a.m. on Monday after receiving reports of a potential crime at the intersection of West 33rd Street and 7th Avenue, which is only a few blocks away from the renowned New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square.

    “While conducting the investigation, officers attempted to intervene in a dispute that occurred in a vehicle,”

    the spokesperson added.

    “The 44-year-old male individual then struck multiple vehicles before fleeing at a high rate of speed westbound onto the sidewalk of 34th Street.”

    According to the spokesperson, a 39-year-old woman was

    “pinned underneath”

    a food truck after being struck by the 44-year-old driver. She was transported to Bellevue Hospital and is currently in stable condition. The driver was apprehended at 34th Street and 9th Avenue and is currently in critical but stable condition. The driver’s name has not been released by the NYPD. 

    Additionally, six more pedestrians who were injured during the chase were also taken to Bellevue Hospital. Fortunately, all of them are in stable condition. An officer involved in the incident was taken to NYU Langone Medical Center with minor injuries and is in stable condition. The spokesperson emphasized that the investigation is still ongoing.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Teens Assaulted By Friend’s Mother, Who Is Also Parental Rights Activist, During A Chaotic ‘Alcohol-Fueled’ Birthday Party

    Teens Assaulted By Friend’s Mother, Who Is Also Parental Rights Activist, During A Chaotic ‘Alcohol-Fueled’ Birthday Party

    A Pennsylvania politician who advocated for

    “parental rights”

    in education is facing charges after allegedly assaulting a teenager during a boozy affair she hosted for her underage daughter’s birthday, Law & Crime reported. 

    Clarice Schillinger, 36, is accused of assault, harassment, and providing alcohol to a minor, as stated in court records. The incident reportedly occurred during a basement birthday party for Schillinger’s 17-year-old daughter in September. Police responded to a call at around 3 a.m. on September 30th at Schillinger’s residence which she had been renting since early 2023. 

    According to a probable cause affidavit, approximately 15-20 minors between the ages of 15 and 18 were at the party, which had started around 10 p.m. the previous night.

    “In the basement was a bar area that was stocked with alcoholic beverages to include New Amsterdam vodka and Malibu Bay Breeze rum,”

    the affidavit says.

    “Schillinger not only provided the alcoholic beverages, but poured shots and drank along with the minors, even participating in drinking games.”

    One of the party-going teenagers reported that an altercation between the adults occurred in the early hours.

    “Schillinger’s intoxicated boyfriend (Shan Wilson) had punched a 15-year-old juvenile (identified as E.G.) in the face, causing her to escort her boyfriend upstairs to the second floor,”

    a teen identified by the initials A.M. told police.

    The teens began to gradually leave the party when another altercation broke out with Schillinger’s mother, who reportedly punched A.M., a teenager, in the eye and chased him around a kitchen island before assaulting a 17-year-old girl, police say. The violence was captured on several cell phone videos. 

    “While multiple minors were gathering by the front door to leave the property in defiance of Schillinger’s order to stay,”

    a teen was

    “assaulted by Clarice when she punched him three times on the left side of his face/chin area,”

    the affidavit says. 

    According to the affidavit, this isn’t the first underage drinking party Schillinger has had.

    Schillinger, a member of the Republican party, made an unsuccessful bid for the position of lieutenant governor in the Keystone State. Unfortunately, she came in fourth place in the primary election. Her lawyer said in a statement,

    “Ms. Schillinger has dedicated her life to public service…”

    and

    “has always been a law abiding citizen.” 

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Brooklyn Rape Suspect Arrested, Tells Reporters The Home He Invaded Is A ‘Prostitution Spot’

    Brooklyn Rape Suspect Arrested, Tells Reporters The Home He Invaded Is A ‘Prostitution Spot’

    A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman during a home invasion in Brooklyn, New York has proclaimed his innocence and alleged that the victim was a sex worker, according to the Daily News. 

    “I didn’t rape her!”

    Mohammed Izzeddin shouted as he was led from the NYPD’s 66th Precinct stationhouse.

    “It’s a prostitution spot!”

    22-year-old man, Izzeddin, along with another individual, forcibly entered the victim’s residence near 59th St. and Ninth Ave. in Sunset Park around 6 p.m. on Saturday, as reported by the police.

    Izzeddin proceeded to sexually assault the 49-year-old woman before fleeing the scene with his accomplice. The victim was transported to Maimonides Medical Center and is currently in stable condition.

    Authorities apprehended Izzeddin, a resident of Bay Ridge, on Thursday. He is facing multiple charges, including rape, robbery, sexual abuse, and assault. Police are still searching for Izzedin’s accomplice.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts? 

    🎥 News 12 Brooklyn

  • Eminem Files Protective Order Against Gizelle Bryant & Robyn Dixon To Avoid Court Appearance In Ongoing Trademark Dispute

    Eminem Files Protective Order Against Gizelle Bryant & Robyn Dixon To Avoid Court Appearance In Ongoing Trademark Dispute

    Renowned rapper Eminem has taken legal action by filing a protective order against the popular Real Housewives of Potomac stars, Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon. This move comes amidst an ongoing trademark dispute. While Eminem desires to safeguard the rights to his iconic alter ego, he has opted to maintain a low-key presence and refrain from having to show his face in court.

    In recent news, musician Eminem has taken legal action to avoid appearing personally in court for a case involving the reality stars. The dispute was intiated when Eminem opposed the trademark filing of the stars’ podcast,

    “Reasonably Shady,”

    citing potential confusion with his alias, Slim Shady. Despite attempts to dismiss the case by Dixon and Bryant, a judge ruled in favor of proceeding. 

    Eminem, in his request for a protective order, stated that attending the court proceedings would be

    “unduly burdensome”

    due to his

    “limited knowledge of the subjects at issue.”

    Instead, he requested his attorneys to represent him, as they possess the necessary expertise. The reality stars had motioned for Eminem’s deposition and questioning under oath.

    Their lawyers reportedly issued a statement after his latest filing, stating,

    “The main issue now is that Mathers is refusing to be deposed. Mathers is the owner of the marks at issue and his attorneys are saying he doesn’t have information about the marks. We have filed a motion to compel Mathers to be deposed. It seems obvious to us that if you file a lawsuit, you should be made available to be deposed,”

    They went on to add,

    “It’s unclear to us that Mathers can be the owner of the trademarks and file this suit against our clients but he will not make himself available to be deposed,”

    At present, there is no ruling from the judge on the matter.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • 19-Year-Old In Custody For Fatally Shooting Woman Inside An Atlanta McDonald’s

    19-Year-Old In Custody For Fatally Shooting Woman Inside An Atlanta McDonald’s

    A 19-year-old woman is facing murder charges following a deadly shooting at a McDonald’s in southwest Atlanta. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon during a confrontation between two women, which escalated into gunfire, WSBTV reported. 

    Authorities responded to the scene on Ralph David Abernathy Blvd., where the crime took place just before 2:45 p.m. The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed the victim’s identity, Tamanika Woods, although her exact age is yet to be determined. Police say she is between 30 and 35 years old. Woods was rushed to the hospital but sadly succumbed to her injuries.

    Investigations have since led to the arrest of 19-year-old T’Niya Evans, who now faces multiple charges, including murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of certain felonies, and theft by receiving stolen property.

    Courtney Francisco of Channel 2 News spoke with a family member of the victim, who described her as a mother of four children and expressed their grief over her tragic loss. As of now, Evans remains incarcerated at the Fulton County Jail.

    Rachel Mitchell, a local McDonald’s owner and operator, released a statement to Channel 2 Action News stating,

    “We are deeply upset by the senseless act of violence that took place at our West End location yesterday. Our thoughts are with the victim’s family and loved ones, and we have offered our full support to the Atlanta Police Department as part of their investigation. We’re directing any further questions to local law enforcement at this time.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Florida Mother Of 5 Accused Of Fatally Shooting Ex’s New Girlfriend At Walgreens Parking Lot On Christmas During Child Custody Handover

    Florida Mother Of 5 Accused Of Fatally Shooting Ex’s New Girlfriend At Walgreens Parking Lot On Christmas During Child Custody Handover

    A Florida woman has been arrested after a planned child custody exchange turned violent outside a Walgreens on Christmas Day, reports Law & Crime. The incident left the baby’s father injured and another woman shot dead. 

    Amanda Marie Janzen, 38, who is a mother of five, is facing charges of premeditated murder and child neglect, according to court records. Janzen and the male victim have an 11-month-old child together. A family court had ordered them to split custody, and Janzen was supposed to hand over the child in front of a Walgreens store. 

    On the day of the exchange, Janzen allegedly arrived at the pharmacy with all five of her children in the vehicle. Before the exchange, she allegedly gave her oldest son her SNAP benefits card, debit card, and instructions to pay a cellular phone bill. The boy allegedly said he

    “had never done this before,”

    according to the arrest report.

    Janzen arrived at the scene first and reportedly pulled out a gun from her bag while sitting in her vehicle. She

    “cocked”

    the gun and waited. When the couple arrived, the baby’s father got out of his girlfriend’s vehicle, and Janzen, with the gun hidden behind her back, approached the woman who was still in the driver’s seat, and fired three shots, killing the female victim. Janzen then searched for the child’s father, who had jumped back into the passenger seat, shooting him three times as well. Janzen allegedly shouted,

    “You made this happen,”

    as she fired at him. 

    Suspect Flees The Scene

    A nearby police officer heard the gunshots and witnessed Janzen’s car fleeing the scene. The officer began pursuing the vehicle, and soon other law enforcement officers joined in a 13-mile chase. During the pursuit, Janzen called 911 and admitted to the shooting, stating that she was being followed by the police. The arrest report states that all five children were still in the car, pleading for their mother to stop as she led officers on a high-speed chase exceeding 100 mph.

    Currently, she is being held in the Alachua County Jail on a $2 million bond. A public defender has been appointed to represent her.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?