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A man in North Carolina may face felony charges after the authorities accused him of being married to three women at the same time.

According to reports, the authorities in Davidson County received information from someone claiming they suspected a man was married to multiple women.  Davidson County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division detectives began looking into the situation. They reportedly found that a 60-year-old man had a total of three wives – one in Davidson County, one in Guilford County, and one in Lincoln County. The detectives looked for divorce papers, but they alleged that they did not find any. Since the paperwork was missing, they surmised that the man had wed each woman without first ending the previous marriage.

When the authorities tried to find out why the 60-year-old suspect would engage in such behavior, they reported that their investigation led them to believe that he did it for “financial motivation and personal gain.”

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A woman from western Florida may face charges after she allegedly struck her boyfriend and later poured bleach on thousands of dollars’ worth of his clothing because she believed he was having an affair.

On September 1, a man was asleep in the Shore Acres home that he shares with his girlfriend when she allegedly began hitting him on the back. According to reports, he left the residence and met the mother of his child in the parking lot at a local Walgreens. Things escalated when his girlfriend, who reportedly thought he was having an affair, drove to the location and saw the pair together. She allegedly confronted the woman aggressively, and when her boyfriend tried to break it up, she reportedly shoved him and then went back home.

When she got to the residence, the woman allegedly gathered a bunch of her boyfriend’s clothes and threw them outside. She reportedly recorded a video showing what appeared to be her dousing the items with bleach and then sent the footage to the man. The authorities were notified, and officers from the St. Petersburg Police Department began investigating the situation.

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A man in a dog costume who was trying to attract attention for the puppy store where he works was arrested after allegedly putting a juvenile in a chokehold outside the shop.

Sunshine Puppies, which has three locations in Florida, is a business that helps people “find a furever friend.” Last weekend at the Clearwater store, one of the employees found himself in the doghouse after an alleged altercation. According to reports, the man was posted outside the business while wearing a puppy costume to capture the interest of passersby. Although he had reportedly had problems with them in the past, the man spotted a group of familiar juveniles riding their bicycles together. He allegedly motioned for them to stop, and they rode over to him.

The Sunshine Puppies manager noticed the encounter, and they joined the employee in speaking to the juveniles. One of the kids, who was still sitting on their bike, decided to leave. When he rolled forward in a purported attempt to ride away, the manager thought he was going to roll into him, so he grabbed the handlebars. The man in the puppy costume allegedly got involved by positioning himself behind the juvenile and wrapping an arm around the boy’s throat. According to the police report, the juvenile said he could not breathe when he was in the chokehold.

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A Massachusetts man was arrested after allegedly stealing a soon-to-be married couple’s car that was full of their wedding supplies, including the bride’s dress.

On the morning of August 28, an engaged couple packed their car to make the drive from Massachusetts to Virginia for their upcoming wedding. The bride-to-be’s dress, along with all the items to set up for the event, were loaded, and the groom-to-be left the car running for a moment to let his fiancée know. Before they got back to the car, someone hopped in and reportedly stole the vehicle. The woman realized her laptop was in the car, and she was able to use it to track the location. She began trailing the alleged thief, and the police were notified.

After the woman led them to the suspect’s location, officers chased the vehicle. They also parked a police car to block off the road, but the suspect veered around it and kept driving. Shortly after, they were able to get the man to stop, but he reportedly refused to get out of the car, and the police decided to break the window to remove him.

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When a couple who connected on a dating app met for the first time, the man reportedly hit the woman with his car after she denied him when he allegedly asked if he could smell her feet.

Recently, two people who got acquainted online decided to meet in person, and things reportedly took an unexpectedly violent turn. According to reports, it began when a 28-year-old man from Aventura, Florida, started talking to a woman on the Seeking dating app. The woman is a foot model, and the man, who is reportedly sexually attracted to feet, expressed an interest in buying a used pair of her shoes. She agreed to his request, and they decided on a time and place to meet.

On the afternoon of August 24, the man waited for the woman in a room at the Serena Hotel. When she arrived, she left the pair of shoes in the car and headed to the suite. After they met, the woman let the potential buyer know the cost of the used shoes was $1,000. In addition to wanting the footwear, the man allegedly asked if she would allow him to sniff her feet. She said no, and when her back was turned, he reportedly fled from the room, causing her to believe he might have stolen something from her. The woman chased him, and when they were in the parking garage, he allegedly struck her with his vehicle.

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A 51-year-old Spain-born man is facing nearly 50 felony charges after allegedly throwing many glass beer bottles from a balcony on the 41st floor of a high-rise luxury condominium building on multiple occasions.

According to the website, The Club at Brickell Bay, a 43-story building containing 643 condominiums, offers “luxury waterfront living” in the Brickell district of Miami, Florida. While it is known for being one of the finest buildings in the area, at the beginning of August, an individual reportedly began committing illegal acts on the premises in a spree that lasted nearly 20 days. It was reported that the suspect had dropped many glass beer bottles while standing on a balcony near the top floor of the building. When the building management company and the authorities became aware of the incidents, they began piecing together details to try to locate the perpetrator.

The management company took several measures to put an end to the situation, including installing a net and several security cameras. It was learned that the incidents happened several times between August 1 and August 19, and the beer bottles were reportedly dropped from a balcony on the 41st floor. It was estimated that $140,000 of damage was done to the building. Upon further investigation, the authorities believed the suspect was one of the tenants.

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An arrest was made after two juveniles in North Carolina discovered pills stashed in their treats from Dairy Queen, and the authorities believed it was their grandfather who tried to drug them.

On August 8, a 66-year-old man took his two granddaughters to get ice cream at the Dairy Queen in Wilmington. They took their order to go, and as they were eating their frozen desserts, it was reported that they noticed something unusual inside that appeared to be pills. Their grandfather stopped at a nearby gas station, and when he spotted an officer from the Wilmington Police Department driving by, he got their attention. The man reported what his granddaughters told him about the ice cream, and he gave them the address of the Dairy Queen they had gone to.

According to a statement from the police department, there were two pills inside each dessert. Initial tests reportedly pointed to them being MDMA (ecstasy) and cocaine. They viewed surveillance video to see if they could identify the person responsible, and the footage reportedly provided them with enough information to believe their grandfather had done it.

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A man in Washington was arrested after he was accused of attempting to kidnap a barista by allegedly trying to pull her through the drive-thru window when he paid for his drink order.

According to their website, Ladybug Bikini Espresso, which advertises “beautiful ladies serving beautiful coffee,” has multiple stands throughout the state of Washington where women wearing bikinis serve the customers. Early in the morning on August 18, an individual later identified as a 19-year-old from Tacoma pulled up to the window and placed an order at the stand in Lakewood. When the barista tried to collect his payment, the man allegedly grasped her arm and tried to pull her out the window. The woman was able to break free, and she notified the authorities.

Officers from the Lakewood Police Department went to the location, and the suspect had already left. The barista told them what happened, and they documented red marks on her body that were believed to have been caused during the incident. The police investigated the situation for several days, and using surveillance video and other technology, such as license plate readers, they believed they knew who the suspect was.

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An allegedly intoxicated woman from Eastern Iowa is facing multiple charges after reportedly asking several gas station patrons to help her bypass her Interlock device by breathing in it for her.

According to reports, on Independence Day, a woman was parked outside a Kwik Star convenience store and gas station in North Liberty. The driver, who was later found to have been convicted three times in the past 12 years for operating a vehicle while under the influence, had an Interlock device in the car. She allegedly went up to multiple customers and asked if they would help her start her car by blowing into the machine for her.

When the authorities were alerted about the situation, officers from the North Liberty Police Department headed to the business to see what was going on. When they got there, they reported that the woman was sitting in the car with he engine running. When the officers talked to her, they believed she smelled like she had been drinking. The woman told them she did not consume alcohol, and she took a roadside sobriety test. According to reports, she completed all but two of the tasks, but the police still asserted that she appeared to be intoxicated while she did them. When the woman was tested, the results reportedly gave a result of .351 BAC, which is more than four times the legal limit of .08 BAC.

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A man in Alabama who was accused of burglarizing multiple vehicles allegedly led the pursuing officers on a chase and crashed into several police cars before he was arrested.

According to reports, on August 27 in the historic college town of Auburn, at least three vehicle owners found that they were missing personal items from their cars, which they believed had been burglarized. When one of the alleged victims of the purported thefts notified the authorities, he reported that the perpetrator was spotted while they were in his vehicle. The police opened an investigation and began searching for the suspect. It didn’t take long for the officers to spot the man they believed was responsible for the thefts, as he was driving a car in the same neighborhood, but it was reportedly far from easy for law enforcement to catch him.

When the police tried to initiate a traffic stop, the driver allegedly ignored them and continued driving. It was reported that he drove to the Interstate onramp and forced the officers to chase him down the highway. Police vehicles were parked near one of the mile markers, and the suspect reportedly slammed into them, rendering his car inoperable. He got out of the vehicle and allegedly tried to run away, but he did not get far before the police nabbed him.

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