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A Georgia man allegedly used stolen photos, voice-changing technology, and artificial intelligence to convince another man that he was engaged to a woman who did not exist.

According to police, the alleged victim believed his fiancée, who called herself “Hailey Morello,” was a sheriff’s deputy in Florida. The two had never met in person, but the alleged victim reportedly sent the individual money and exchanged vehicles with the man police say was actually behind the fake identity.

The alleged victim’s family became suspicious and believed he was being catfished. According to police, relatives investigated the person behind the online identity and eventually connected the suspect to “Hailey,” but the alleged victim refused to believe their warnings.

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A Maryland woman is accused of attempting to drink from an open bottle of wine after deputies stopped her following reports that her vehicle was being driven erratically.

According to court documents, deputies responded to multiple calls about a Dodge Charger that was allegedly being driven “all over the roadway” on the evening of August 28. Dispatchers later advised deputies that the vehicle had pulled into a Popeyes parking lot in Dunkirk.

When deputies arrived, they found the Charger parked across two spaces and partially extending into the parking lot’s travel area, according to the probable cause statement.

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A Georgia mother is accused of giving her teenage daughter a golf club during a dispute between several juveniles, leading to an attack that left one 14-year-old girl hospitalized with a skull fracture.

According to the authorities, the confrontation began as a verbal dispute between several juveniles and later turned physical. During the altercation, the 36-year-old woman allegedly went inside her apartment, retrieved a golf club, and handed it to her 16-year-old daughter.

The authorities said the teen struck the alleged victim in the head with the club. The 16-year-old allegedly later gave the club to her 15-year-old sister, who reportedly used it to strike a second girl.

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A registered sex offender with a history of similar arrests was taken into custody Friday after police said he allegedly tried to sniff women at two California stores.

Glendale police received a call at about 3:30 p.m. about a suspicious man allegedly trying to sniff people inside a grocery store. Around the same time, officers received a similar report of the same thing occurring at a local Marshalls.

According to reports, police reviewed surveillance footage from both businesses and identified the same man as the suspect. Officers later located him nearby and arrested him on suspicion of violating his parole.

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A Florida woman is accused of attacking a teenager inside a Target store after allegedly becoming enraged because he was Jewish.

According to a criminal complaint, the incident happened in the store’s Starbucks seating area. The police said the 43-year-old woman was sitting at a table when the teen arrived and sat on the other side of the seating area.

The woman allegedly got up and began yelling before approaching the teen and reportedly hitting him twice with her cellphone. According to police, the teen was struck once on the left side of his head and once on his shoulder.

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A New Mexico father is accused of leaving his 20-month-old twin sons locked inside a hot vehicle for more than two hours while he went dancing at a nightclub.

According to a probable cause affidavit, Albuquerque police responded to the Dirty Bourbon Dance Hall & Saloon shortly after 1:30 a.m. on Saturday after a security guard found two young children alone in the back seat of a vehicle.

The children were sweating, and security guards broke the driver’s side window before officers arrived to get them out of the vehicle.

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A West Virginia woman reportedly told police that a coworker pulled a handgun from his car during their lunch break and pressed it against her leg.

The woman and the suspect worked together at a Walmart in Fayetteville. According to the criminal complaint, they were sitting in his car on August 23 when he began talking about problems with his girlfriend. The woman said he told her that he wanted to take his own life before pulling out a handgun and asking if she had ever had a gun pointed at her.

Police said the man removed the magazine from the firearm before pressing it against the woman’s leg. The woman did not report the alleged incidents to police until several days later.

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A 6-year-old Florida boy was reportedly left without adult supervision for nearly an hour after his stepfather dropped him off at his apartment.

The boy’s mother reportedly had asked the 32-year-old man to pick him up from school and allegedly already told him she would not be home. Police said he left the child outside the apartment complex without checking whether anyone was inside.

The child left the complex and walked to a nearby Family Dollar. He began approaching people for help and asked someone to call the police. It was reported that a witness returned the boy to the apartment. After discovering the home was empty, the witness stayed with him, fed him, and cared for him while contacting authorities.

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A dispute over a parking space ended with a 71-year-old man on the floor of an Elk Grove convenience store after an Amazon delivery driver allegedly punched him.

On March 30, the alleged victim stopped at a gas station and convenience store. He had gone inside to use the bathroom and get a drink when the Amazon driver allegedly confronted him over the parking spot he chose and said he intended to park there himself.

The argument continued inside the store after the alleged victim walked away from the initial confrontation. Video from the store’s surveillance camera reportedly showed the driver standing close to him and threatening to beat him.

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A former Pennsylvania school board member is accused of using more than $50,000 from her former employer to pay for personal expenses, including vacations, clothing and a Bar Mitzvah.

The 41-year-old Bala Cynwyd woman turned herself in to Lower Merion police Monday after detectives investigated her alleged use of company funds.

The authorities became involved in June after employees at the law firm marketing agency SMB reported concerns following an internal review of the company’s finances. Investigators examined the financial records and spoke with employees about spending, according to the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.

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