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  • Teen Charged with Allegedly Poisoning Mother’s Milk with Bleach, Police Say

    Teen Charged with Allegedly Poisoning Mother’s Milk with Bleach, Police Say

    A 17-year-old boy from Florida was taken into custody on attempted murder charges for allegedly trying to poison his mother with milk laced with bleach, according to the NY Post. 

    The mother, whose identity has not been disclosed, said she poured herself a glass of milk on the morning of April 19, took a sip, and detected an “intense chemical” taste, as reported by Volusia County police to WESH. 

    Recently released bodycam footage captures the moment the mother and her other son detailed the incident to the police, who eventually discovered the suspect hiding in an upstairs room.

    “He put the Clorox in the milk,” the confused mother told the officer. “You poured it into your glass and had some — how much do you think you had?” the deputy asked. “I think I had a little bit, and I tasted it,” she responded. 

    The Volusia County deputy confirmed that the milk the woman drank had a strong odor of bleach. The 17-year-old suspect later admitted he intended to make his adoptive mother ill. He confessed to the act, stating he was unhappy with her and didn’t want to continue living with her. Although the mother did not report any immediate symptoms from the chemicals she consumed, she still requested a medical evaluation.

    Police indicated that it was her other son who called 911 after the incident. The suspect now faces charges of poisoning food or water, attempted felony murder, and aggravated abuse of an elderly person, as outlined in an affidavit.

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  • Sleeping Long Island Teen Arrested for DUI After Operating Tesla on Autopilot Along Connecticut Highway

    Sleeping Long Island Teen Arrested for DUI After Operating Tesla on Autopilot Along Connecticut Highway

    A drunken teenager from Long Island was taken into custody after police found him passed out in a Tesla that he had set to autopilot on a busy highway in Connecticut, according to the NY Post. 

    Nineteen-year-old Guido Reinoso Gallegos from Garden City was found slumped over the steering wheel as the self-driving car traveled down I-91 south in Wethersfield at a speed of just 30 miles per hour, with its hazard lights on. Trooper Charles Luby reported that he and another officer approached the Tesla with their lights flashing and sirens sounding to wake Gallegos, but he remained in a deep sleep.

    Officers were able to bring the Tesla to a stop when one of them positioned their vehicle in front, causing the autopilot to stop. They quickly checked on the driver to make sure he wasn’t experiencing a medical emergency. The teenager showed signs of impairment and did not pass a field sobriety test, reports noted. He was taken into custody around 12:30 am on Friday.

    Although Gallegos wasn’t physically holding the wheel, he was charged with driving under the influence because he still needed the awareness to press on the gas or brake if necessary, according to Connecticut State Police in a statement to The Stamford Advocate. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, reckless endangerment, and operating a vehicle at an excessively slow speed, as reported by state police.

    “At the end of the day, you’re sitting at the wheel, you’re supposed to be able to drive the vehicle,” Luby said. “If anything goes wrong, you’re supposed to be able to adjust for that.”Gallegos posted bail set at $1,500 and is scheduled to appear in court in New Britain next month.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Drunk Elementary School Teacher Hits Pedestrian While Heading to Work, Police Say

    Drunk Elementary School Teacher Hits Pedestrian While Heading to Work, Police Say

    A 29-year-old special education teacher in Kentucky was arrested this week after allegedly drinking alcohol before driving to school and striking a pedestrian, according to Law & Crime.

    Jamie Caldwell was taken into custody at the school on Wednesday morning. She faces charges of aggravated operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol and leaving the scene of an accident without providing aid or assistance in a case of death or serious physical injury, as announced by authorities.

    As reported in a news release from the Lexington Police Department, officers responded to a hit-and-run call around 6:50 a.m. on Wednesday in the 1000 block of Georgetown Road. Upon arrival, first responders found the pedestrian, who was transported to a local hospital for treatment of “life-threatening injuries.”

    Police utilized the department’s “Real-Time Intelligence Center” to track down the vehicle and driver, later identified as Caldwell. The report states that officers found Caldwell at Glendover Elementary School, where she works as a teacher. At the scene, they found her vehicle parked in the school lot with visible damage. Officers noted that Caldwell had “bloodshot and watery” eyes reports Lexington’s NBC affiliate WLEX. They also mentioned smelling alcohol on her.

    Caldwell allegedly confessed to drinking “Bacardi Rum” on Tuesday evening. She also mentioned taking prescription medications for anxiety, depression, and high blood pressure on Wednesday morning, reports reveal. She also reportedly admitted that while driving to school that morning, “she heard a thud, but did not realize she hit a person,” WLEX reported.

    Caldwell was taken into custody and processed at the Fayette County Detention Center. On Thursday, she appeared in court via Zoom, where she pleaded not guilty to the charges, as reported by WTVQ. She is being held on a $25,000 cash-only bond. 

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  • U.S. Physician Receives Email from Immigration Officials, ‘It’s Time for You to Leave’

    U.S. Physician Receives Email from Immigration Officials, ‘It’s Time for You to Leave’

    A U.S. born physician reported receiving an email from the Department of Homeland Security instructing her to leave the country. Lisa Anderson, a doctor based in Connecticut, revealed that she received the alarming message from DHS on Friday, as first reported by NBC Connecticut, per CBS News.

    “It is time for you to leave the United States,” the email said. Anderson, a Pennsylvania native, stated that she has “no idea” how she got on the department’s radar. “The language seemed pretty threatening to whomever it might actually apply to,” Anderson told NBC Connecticut.

    The emails have been sent to non-U.S. citizens who entered the country through the CBP One mobile app. This action is part of President Donald Trump’s broader mass deportation initiative. This has also affected individuals who entered the country legally. Anderson isn’t the only American to receive this email. Nicole Micheroni, an immigration attorney from Massachusetts, reported receiving the same message on Friday.

    Department of Homeland Security’s Response

    “Do not attempt to remain in the United States — the federal government will find you,” warns the email, which Micheroni posted to Bluesky. The email stated that Micheroni had just seven days to exit the U.S. A senior official from DHS informed HuffPost on Monday that Micheroni might have been reached out to in error, as a non-U.S. citizen may have used her email address as their own.

    “CBP used the known email addresses of the alien to send notifications. If a non-personal email — such as an American citizen contact — was provided by the alien, notices may have been sent to unintended recipients. CBP is monitoring communications and will address any issues on a case-by-case basis,” the official said.

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  • Ex-Boyfriend and Family Members Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Pregnant Woman and Kidnapping Her 8-Month-Old Baby

    Ex-Boyfriend and Family Members Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Pregnant Woman and Kidnapping Her 8-Month-Old Baby

    Three individuals have been charged following an incident in Overland Park, Kansas, where a pregnant woman was allegedly assaulted and her child abducted. On April 12, police responded to a report of a kidnapping at Oak Park Mall, as confirmed by FOX4.

    The pregnant victim reported that her ex-boyfriend and his relatives physically assaulted her. During the confrontation, her ex-boyfriend allegedly took her cell phone and took her 8-month-old child, according to investigators. Court documents also indicate that the child was taken across state lines. “The child was taken outside the state without the consent of either the person having custody or the court,” a complaint filed on April 13 says.

    The victim stated that her ex-boyfriend is not the child’s father and does not have any parental rights to take the child. Overland Park police reached out to Kansas City police, who assisted in locating the suspects and the child. They were all found at a residence in Kansas City. Fortunately, the child was found safe and taken to a local hospital for evaluation. All three suspects were arrested.

    Naryah Britton and Connie Young have been charged with kidnapping, battery, and aggravated interference with parental custody. Navon Britton faces the same charges, along with an additional charge of domestic battery. Each of them is being held on a $50,000 bond.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Family Holds Funeral and Cremates Woman They Believed to Be Deceased, Only to Discover She Is Alive

    Family Holds Funeral and Cremates Woman They Believed to Be Deceased, Only to Discover She Is Alive

    A family in New York is reliving a tragedy after mourning the “death” of a loved one, only to later learn that the family member is still alive. 

    Shanita Hopkins, a resident of Rochester and sister of the woman believed to be deceased, shared the full story with WROC. She explained that her sister, Shanice Crews, had been reported missing in July 2021 when she stopped communicating and left her two children behind. In April 2024, local authorities informed the family that she had died in February of that year in an abandoned lot due to a drug overdose, with the autopsy revealing significant amounts of cocaine in her system.

    Hopkins was shocked and began to question whether her sister had been drugged because she did not know her to use drugs. “Did somebody like lace her?” said Hopkins, speaking with WROC. Due to the severe decomposition of the body, it was cremated right away. A funeral and memorial service was held in May 2024. The ashes were even mixed with those of their mother to create keepsake necklaces.

    Family Receives Shocking News

    However, they later discovered that those ashes belonged to a “stranger,” and the woman they believed to be deceased might be alive.

    Months later, Hopkins received a message from a stranger in Detroit who claimed that her sister was still alive. “Ma’am, I’m concerned your sister is not dead,” the message said, followed by a photo of a woman who Hopkins said is her sibling. “She just volunteered at my event today,” the message added. “Wtf,” Hopkins responded.

    Hopkins reached out to the Monroe County Medical Examiner’s Office, presenting them with the photos and messages she had received. She stated that they maintained the dental records confirmed a match. Additional DNA tests were conducted on family members that came out not to be a match, indicating that the remains did not belong to Shanice. She believed that “they couldn’t find out who this was and they wanted to close a missing person’s case.”

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Homeless Man Shocked to Learn He Won $1M on Scratch-Off Ticket

    Homeless Man Shocked to Learn He Won $1M on Scratch-Off Ticket

    A “loyal customer” of a downtown San Luis Obispo liquor store recently won a $1 million prize from a California Lottery scratcher, as reported by The Independent. 

    Life Changing News

    According to another local establishment, the winner was homeless and had been living on the streets. On Friday, Sandy’s Deli-Liquor shared on Instagram that they sold a Triple Red 777 scratcher that won the $1 million prize. The business also posted a photo of the winning ticket along with a sign that reads, “millionaire made here.”

    A representative from the California Lottery stated that they can not “confirm or acknowledge any big wins like this until the person who won comes forward and their claim is thoroughly vetted by our security and law enforcement division.”

    They indicated that this process typically takes about six to eight weeks. However, it may take longer if any unusual circumstances arise.

    On Monday, Sandy’s manager Wilson Samaan shared with The Tribune that he was present when the man who purchased the winning ticket. Samaan stated that the man bought two 777 scratchers along with some smaller ones on the evening of April 6 for a total of $25. He checked one of the 777 tickets right away and won $200, which the cashier cashed out for him.

    He didn’t check the other ticket until he returned first thing the next morning while Samaan was on duty. Initially, Samaan said the man thought he had won $100,000—still a significant amount—but then Samaan pointed out that there was an additional zero, bringing the total to an incredible $1 million prize.

    Since then, Samaan has been assisting the man with the verification process for the win through the California Lottery, providing photo and video evidence of the purchase. He even offered to drive the man, who doesn’t have a car, to the nearest office in Fresno to redeem the scratcher, rather than risking it getting lost in the mail.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Assault at Little Caesars Leads to Raid on Suspect’s Home, Police Find Fentanyl and Firearms

    Assault at Little Caesars Leads to Raid on Suspect’s Home, Police Find Fentanyl and Firearms

    Two siblings and their mother are facing charges after a violent attack at a Little Caesars restaurant, per WSBTV. An investigation led authorities to later find firearms, drugs, and horrific living conditions at their family residence.

    Sha’nayih Landers, 17, her brother Javaris Landers, 19, and their mother, Jasmine Landers, 35, were taken into custody last Friday. They are accused of the March 2 assault on a 17-year-old employee at the Centerville Highway location. According to Gwinnett County police, a group entered through a rear door, where Sha’nayih allegedly pulled the victim by her hair, punched her repeatedly, and kicked her in the head until she lost consciousness. She is also accused of stealing from the victim. Police report that Javaris is alleged to have threatened the victim with a gun. The assault was recorded on surveillance footage.

    The victim was later taken to the hospital by her mother. The employee suffered from injuries that included facial swelling, a split lip, and temporary vision loss in one eye. Following the attack, detectives tracked the suspects to their home on Silver Hill Court, where they reside with their mother, Jasmine Landers, who worked at the same Little Caesars as her son. 

    Drugs and Firearms Recovered

    Officers carried out a search warrant at the residence on Friday around 6 p.m., leading to a police response that included 15 or more patrol cars. During the search, authorities found firearms, significant quantities of fentanyl, signs of underage drinking and drug use, dog feces throughout the house, and an abused dog.

    Although Jasmine Landers was not charged in connection with the restaurant assault, she is now facing separate felony charges linked to the items found in the home. Her children are facing multiple charges, including aggravated assault and other specific offenses. All three family members are currently held in jail without bond until their next court appearances.

    #Clique, what are your thoughts?

  • Man Sentenced for Sending in Fake Bomb Threat to Cruise Ship After Girlfriend Left Him At Home

    Man Sentenced for Sending in Fake Bomb Threat to Cruise Ship After Girlfriend Left Him At Home

    A teenager made an impulsive decision when his girlfriend left him at home to go on a Carnival Cruise with her family, leading him to send in a bomb threat to the cruise line, as reported by the NY Post. 

    Joshua Lowe, 19, was sentenced to eight months in prison for making a false bomb threat, On Monday. “We take every threat of mass violence seriously,” stated U.S. Attorney Mark Totten in a press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Michigan.

    The defendant confessed to sending the email in January 2024 after “FBI agents traced the email address to Lowe, who was living with his girlfriend’s family,” according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Nils Kessler in a court filing reviewed by The Associated Press. The report stated that the defendant confessed to authorities that he sent the email “because he was upset that the family went on the cruise, while leaving him behind to care for their pets.” 

    Carnival Search Passengers Rooms

    At the time, Lowe was living with the family. In the email to Carnival Cruise Lines, he wrote, “Hey, I think someone might have a bomb on your sunrise cruise ship.” AP reports that more than 1,000 rooms on the ship were searched by the crew after it departed from Miami heading to Jamaica, due to the serious nature of the threat,. People stated that Carnival also had to alert the U.S. Coast Guard and Jamaican officials after receiving the email. 

    In response, Jamaica’s Marine Police “escorted the ship to port.” Lowe accepted responsibility for his actions in a letter addressed to U.S. District Judge Paul Maloney, who sentenced him. “This is entirely my fault, and I take full responsibility,” he wrote. In addition to his prison sentence, Lowe has been ordered “to pay restitution for costs related to the hoax.”

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  • White House Swaps Obama Portrait wit Artwork Depicting Trump’s Assassination Attempt

    White House Swaps Obama Portrait wit Artwork Depicting Trump’s Assassination Attempt

    Former President Barack Obama‘s official portrait has been relocated from the Grand Foyer of the White House. It has been replaced with a painting of President Donald Trump raising his fist in the air following last year’s attempted assassination in Butler, Pennsylvania, as reported by the Huff Post.

    Obama’s portrait, which was unveiled in September 2022, is now displayed in the East Room, as reported by various media outlets, including NBC News, CNN, and the Associated Press. On Friday, the White House released footage of the new Trump painting on X, with the caption “Some new artwork at the White House.”

    Obama, who also saw his wife Michelle honored with her own portrait in 2022, expressed his gratitude to artist Robert McCurdy with a sincere statement. “When future generations walk these halls and look up at these portraits, I hope they get a better honest sense of who Michelle and I were,” he said at the time, per NPR. “And I hope they leave with a deeper understanding that if we could make it here, maybe they can, too.”

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