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A Tennessee man was arrested after authorities said a woman trying to end their relationship was attacked inside her car by him and suffered a serious bite wound to her face.

The woman was with her 9-year-old son and the defendant in a Hyundai Elantra when the confrontation began, according to an affidavit. The incident reportedly started after the woman’s phone rang and the man became upset when she did not answer his question.

Authorities said the man then told the child to go inside the house so he could speak privately with the woman. After the boy left the vehicle, the man allegedly locked the doors and attacked her.

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A Michigan couple was accused of using an explosive device during a neighborhood dispute after investigators said one of them threw it into an elderly neighbor’s yard as the other allegedly lit the fuse.

The incident allegedly happened on August 3 outside the couple’s residence. According to prosecutors, the device was a red cylinder with the words “BYE BYE” written on it. Authorities said the fuse was lit before the device was thrown into the neighboring yard, where a 72-year-old resident put it out before it exploded.

After investigating the incident, the authorities executed a search warrant at the couple’s home. Investigators reportedly recovered firearms, ammunition, and components believed to be used in making explosive devices, leading to additional criminal allegations.

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A Florida man was arrested after investigators accused him of attempting to kill a diver by shutting off an underwater air supply during a dispute at a popular lobster diving location.

According to the authorities, the incident happened early in the morning while multiple boats were anchored in the area. Investigators alleged that an argument began after the suspect claimed another group had taken a spot he believed belonged to him. The owner of the other vessel reportedly disputed that claim, telling the authorities his boat had anchored before the suspect arrived.

As tensions escalated, the suspect allegedly warned that another, larger boat was on its way. Investigators said a second vessel later arrived and positioned itself across from the other boat.

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What began as a short-lived relationship allegedly turned into a stalking investigation after a Florida woman reported that a teddy bear containing her deceased son’s ashes had disappeared from her hotel room.

Investigators alleged the missing keepsake was only one part of a pattern of harassment that unfolded over several days. According to the investigation, the woman also received dozens of threatening text messages and repeated phone calls after ending the relationship. One message allegedly threatened to destroy the teddy bear, while others warned that she would continue being harassed if she ignored him. The suspect also allegedly claimed authorities from another state were on their way to arrest her.

As deputies continued investigating, they learned the woman had recently moved to Florida and met the man online. The two had dated for only a few weeks before she decided to end the relationship because she said he had become verbally aggressive and increasingly controlling. She told him she no longer wanted contact with him and asked him to return a spare key to the hotel where she was staying.

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A North Carolina family’s trip home from Florida ended in a frightening crash after the authorities said another driver deliberately forced their SUV off the highway during an alleged road rage incident.

According to investigators, the family had been traveling together on Saturday evening when a confrontation escalated on a Florida roadway. Deputies alleged the suspect repeatedly harassed one of the vehicles before turning his attention to a second SUV carrying a man, his wife, and their young child.

The authorities said the driver allegedly threw objects at the SUV, repeatedly slammed on his brakes, and made erratic gestures while driving. Investigators further alleged he intentionally used his vehicle to perform a PIT-style maneuver, sending the family’s SUV off the roadway where it spun into a barbed-wire fence.

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Medical professionals raised concerns about possible abuse after a 9-day-old infant was treated for severe facial bruising in Indiana. 

The injuries prompted an investigation after a pediatrician notified authorities, leading officers and child welfare officials to examine what had happened to the child. The infant was taken to a regional hospital, where doctors evaluated the injuries and determined they were consistent with human bite marks, according to court records. The investigators then began gathering information about the circumstances surrounding the child’s injuries and identifying who had been responsible for the infant’s care.

During the investigation, the authorities learned that an 18-year-old man had been caring for the newborn when the injuries allegedly occurred. According to the probable cause affidavit, the man later acknowledged his involvement in the incident while speaking with relatives and investigators.

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An Oregon man already being held in the Baker County Jail on an unrelated case has now been indicted on a separate set of felony drug and weapons charges, according to court records.

A Baker County grand jury returned the indictment on July 30, accusing the 41-year-old defendant of unlawful delivery of methamphetamine, unlawful possession of methamphetamine, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Prosecutors also filed two misdemeanor counts alleging he was a felon in possession of restricted weapons.

According to the indictment, the defendant possessed at least 10 grams of methamphetamine. Prosecutors further alleged the case qualified as a commercial drug offense because he reportedly had more than $300 in cash, materials used to package drugs for sale, a firearm, and a restricted knife when he was arrested.

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A Minnesota man is facing a gross misdemeanor charge after authorities alleged he placed a homemade spike device in his front yard to stop children from riding bicycles across his property on the way to a nearby park.

According to investigators, officers responded after a woman reported that a homeowner had been yelling at her children to stay off his lawn. She also told police she had discovered what appeared to be spikes hidden in the grass.

When authorities inspected the property, they reportedly found a homemade device consisting of a clear plastic strip fitted with dozens of three-inch screws pointing upward. Investigators alleged the object had been placed in the yard as a trap intended to discourage children from cutting across the property while riding their bikes.

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A Florida landlord was arrested after the authorities alleged he brutally assaulted a tenant who returned home following a hospital stay, leaving the victim with multiple facial fractures and other serious injuries.

According to police, officers had responded to the residence the previous day after the landlord reported that the tenant was damaging the property. During that encounter, the tenant was taken to a medical facility for an evaluation to see if he was experiencing a mental health crisis.

Before officers left the property, the landlord allegedly warned that he intended to kill the tenant if he came back. After officers advised that such an act would result in prison, he allegedly responded that he would instead severely beat the tenant. Police warned him that doing so would also lead to arrest.

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A Los Angeles model and social media influencer was accused of stealing more than $10,000 worth of luxury property in a separate Riverside County investigation while already facing criminal charges in Los Angeles County.

According to police, the newest allegations involved a 2025 incident at an Airbnb in Indio where a victim later reported several items missing from a Tesla. Investigators said surveillance footage captured the alleged theft, which involved a Rolex valued at about $8,600, Louis Vuitton sunglasses worth approximately $700, and a Louis Vuitton card holder valued at nearly $2,000.

Police said the Riverside County case was unrelated to the pending Los Angeles County prosecution. The new investigation resulted in a felony theft warrant that led to the defendant’s arrest by Beverly Hills police.

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