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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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A 21-year-old Indiana mother is facing a felony neglect charge after investigators said her 4-year-old daughter was left without adequate supervision while staying with her at a hotel.

The investigation reportedly led to allegations unrelated to what initially brought police to the location, as authorities said they had reason to believe that the mother was soliciting customers for sex work from the room and allowing multiple people inside while her daughter was there. Investigators said they could not determine who was watching the child during those encounters.

According to reports, the police also found evidence of drug activity. They reported that a search of the mother’s cellphone showed that she used the internet to look up methamphetamine and ecstasy. Investigators later said the mother attempted to avoid a drug test by submitting water instead of urine. She allegedly admitted she substituted the sample because she had been smoking marijuana.

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A Springfield man is facing burglary and drug charges after police say he kicked down an apartment door, threw furniture around, and confronted a resident inside.

The incident happened Saturday, August 22, after the resident reported that the man was threatening to assault him and his son, according to a police probable cause statement.

The resident told officers he had been awakened by loud banging and found the man kicking down the front door. The man allegedly entered the apartment, threw furniture around, and threw a vacuum at the resident.

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A Florida man was accused of refusing to let a passenger out of his truck before leading police on a chase that reached 100 mph and ended when the vehicle crashed into a ditch.

The passenger reportedly begged the 38-year-old man to stop and let her out, but he allegedly refused. According to a probable cause affidavit, he told her, “I got this,” before continuing to drive.

The truck eventually became too damaged to make a turn and crashed into a ditch, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The driver allegedly ran from the wreck and hid in nearby grass before troopers found and arrested him.

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Earlier this month, a Kentucky State Police trooper who was recently named Trooper of the Year at his post was suspended from his job after being charged with a DUI.

The 25-year-old trooper had been employed with the agency for two years and was also recognized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving after authorities said he arrested 34 impaired drivers in 2025. He was suspended as the investigation into his own case continued.

The charge came from an incident that occurred in Hardin County. The trooper was off duty and using his personal vehicle when a civilian contacted the authorities after reportedly seeing him asleep behind the wheel at a gas station. The officers had to knock on the vehicle’s window several times before he woke up.

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A Kentucky daycare employee is accused of making threats to “shoot up” the facility in an effort to force a lockdown during a stretch of extreme summer heat.

The 27-year-old woman allegedly told investigators she did not want to be outside with the children in the heat and knew a threat would keep everyone inside the building. Temperatures in Bowling Green reached the high 90s on August 13 and 14.

The investigation began August 13, when Warren County sheriff’s deputies were called to the daycare over reports of violent threats. Investigators initially suspected a former employee or her husband and located the pair nearby.

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A registered sex offender is facing a new charge after police say he used camera-equipped sunglasses to record children at Boston Common.

Boston police began investigating the 60-year-old Brockton man after witnesses reported seeing him record children at the Frog Pond four days earlier. It was reported that he is registered as a level three sex offender and has 10 convictions involving child sex offenses.

Officers were called to the Frog Pond around 1 p.m. Friday after witnesses reported seeing the man record children with camera sunglasses and a cell phone. Police also learned that witnesses allegedly saw him recording a family while they were changing their children’s clothes. The children were covered with towels to protect their privacy, but witnesses said the man followed the family after they moved away and continued recording with the sunglasses. The family and other witnesses had left the Frog Pond by the time officers arrived.

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