Kyle Steinburg is the elected County Commissioner of Douglas County, Washington. He has held the position for two terms beginning in 2016.
Around 1:30 am on June 15, Steinburg and his passengers were reportedly in his vehicle at a McDonald’s drive-thru in East Wenatchee.
A man in his underwear reportedly climbed a church and set fire to the cross on the bell tower before jumping from rooftop to rooftop using electrical wires to assist him.
Late in the evening on July 7, a security guard was on duty at the St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Boyle Heights.
The guard reported that he spotted a man ascending the construction scaffolding, and it appeared as if he was headed to the rooftop.
A South Carolina women’s prison guard was accused of trying to distribute narcotics to inmates by hiding them inside Rice Krispies Treats to sneak them into the facility.
43-year-old Marcy Shaffer lives in Columbia. She was employed by the South Carolina Department of Corrections as a women’s state prison guard at the Camille Graham Correctional Institution.
On July 1, Shaffer was entering the facility, and she was reportedly carrying a plastic bag filled with Rice Krispies Treats.
When an officer reportedly encountered two men in the middle of a sexual encounter in a St. Petersburg park they were both placed under arrest for the alleged public display.
Just before 10:30 pm on June 30, an officer with the St. Petersburg Police Department was in Unity Park.
According to the city Parks and Recreation site, the small recreational area features “a great neighborhood playground for St. Petersburg’s younger residents.”
A man who needed money to pay for college reportedly robbed three houses after Satan allegedly encouraged him to do so.
18-year-old Rafael Woloski is from Vero Beach, Florida, in his parents’ residence.
Woloski reportedly has the desire but lacks the funds needed to attend college.
A man from the Des Moines area allegedly became angry and threatened to blow up a fast food restaurant when he noticed his order of chicken nuggets was lacking dipping sauce.
42-year-old Robert Golwitzer lives in Ankeny, Iowa, in the Des Moines suburbs.
Around 5:00 pm on June 26, Golwitzer reportedly drove to a nearby McDonald’s for food. The man decided he would order chicken nuggets.
Last Sunday evening, 51-year-old Claudia Patterson, who has several prior infractions for driving under the influence of alcohol, was reportedly driving her truck in Memphis with her young grandson in the vehicle.
An officer with the Memphis Police Department was en route to the scene of an incident when they saw Patterson’s truck and asserted the driver was speeding and maneuvering the vehicle unsafely.
A Tennessee man with a purported case of road rage allegedly pretended he was a police officer and pointed a pistol at another driver.
On the evening of June 27, Clifford Polly Jr., 24, was reportedly driving a black Dodge Charger in the Nashville area. The man, who says he is employed in a security position with a local company, was dressed in a security guard uniform.
While traveling in the vehicle, Polly reportedly had a problem with the driver of another automobile on the road. The man allegedly developed road rage and reportedly decided to interact with the driver of the other car.
A couple from Memphis who reportedly had a problem with the spiciness of the McDonald’s chicken sandwich allegedly responded by firing a gun at the restaurant, causing four people to get shot.
22-year-old Tavarus McKinney resides in Memphis, Tennessee, and he has several convictions on his record for various violent offenses.
On June 6, McKinney and Keonna Halliburton, 20, reportedly took a trip to a local McDonald’s. Halliburton ordered a spicy chicken sandwich.
While a 7-11 shopper had his back turned, a man allegedly grabbed a glass jar of salsa from a shelf and launched it at him so hard that it exploded and caused injuries.
31-year-old Le’trail Antwan Tresalus lives in St. Petersburg, Florida.
On June 23, around 8:00 pm, Tresalus reportedly went to a local 7-11 convenience store.
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