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The mother and father of a youngster who previously overdosed on fentanyl have been taken into custody after the boy reportedly experienced a second overdose from ingesting their drugs.

39-year-old Donald Ray Little, Jr. and 27-year-old Mary Ashley Willis live in Berkeley County, South Carolina, and they have a 1-year-old son.

On March 17, the family was reportedly staying in a motel in Columbia.

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A Southern California man has been arrested for allegations that he used a drone as a method of delivering drugs to customers.

51-year-old John Thomas Piani is a California native residing in Simi Valley.

According to the Simi Valley Police Department, the Simi Valley Police Department Homeless Liaison Officers and Narcotics Detectives were looking into Piani for the belief that he was selling methamphetamine and heroin.

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When a woman was arrested for allegations that she was driving under the influence of alcohol, the authorities reportedly discovered many vodka bottles stored inside her bra.

In the evening on March 15, the Lady Lake Police Department was informed that the staff at a McDonald’s in the city needed assistance with an unruly customer. The caller reported a vehicle in the drive-thru that was allegedly being operated in a way causing the assertion that the driver was intoxicated.

When police arrived, they spotted a woman sitting inside a vehicle matching the description of the one reported.

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A man with five prior DUI’s was issued his sixth charge after reportedly plowing into a fire hydrant while driving under the influence.

38-year-old Andres C. Chavez resides in Palatine, Illinois.

Since 2007, Chavez has been charged with five DUI’s, resulting in the revocation of his driving privileges.

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A children’s court judge in Milwaukee County was reportedly found with several pornographic images containing minors, and he is facing many felony charges.

38-year-old Brett Blomme shares homes in Milwaukee and Dane Counties with his husband and children.

In April 2020, Blomme was elected to take the bench in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court as a judge in the children’s division. His term ends at the end of July 2026.

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When a man pulled over to help a driver with a flat tire on the side of the road, the allegedly stolen SUV he was riding in was heisted while he was distracted.

21-year-old Shamari J. Reid resides in Bowie, Maryland.

Just after midnight on March 10, Reid was a passenger in a Toyota RAV4 being driven by his friend.

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When deputies spotted a driver who allegedly blew through a stop sign, they reportedly found thousands of dollars in unopened packs of scratch-off lottery tickets, in addition to firearms and a large sum of money.

Last Friday night, 20-year-old Isaac Duku was reportedly driving through the Knoxville area on the Northside of Pittsburg.

At approximately 10:00 pm, Duku allegedly approached a stop sign but did not come to a halt.

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An alleged unlicensed Florida plastic surgeon is facing charges after a man said she left his face mangled after performing his procedure.

56-year-old Alcalira Jimenez De Rodriguez was a plastic surgeon at the Millennium Anti-Aging and Surgery Center in Miami.

In the middle of February 2020, a man visited the location seeking a corrective nose job.

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The mother of a high school cheerleader has been accused of taking illegal and extraordinary measures in a purported attempt to have several teen girls removed from her daughter’s team.

50-year-old Raffaela Spone resides approximately 20 miles from Philadelphia in Chalfont, Pennsylvania.

Spone has a teenage daughter who is a cheerleader with a traveling squad called the Victory Vipers.

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A couple who owned and ran a Christian boarding school for girls are facing 102 charges for allegations that they regularly subjected several of their students to severe physical, mental and sexual abuse.

71-year-old Boyd Householder and his 55-year-old wife Stephanie live in Humansville, Missouri, where they opened the Circle of Hope Girls Ranch in 2006.

According to their mission statement, their aim was “to help young ladies who were destroying their lives through poor choices and behaviors, change their future.” They specifically provide service to “uncontrollable girls who won’t let their parents help them.” They report that their method is to use the Bible “to teach them that they are to obey their Parents [SIC] and the authority over them.”

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