On July 23, a man visited Girafa’s Sports Bar in West Palm Beach. While he was there, he drank so much alcohol that he reportedly became unruly and started to bother the other patrons. He was asked to leave, and the man complied and walked out of the establishment.
He pulled out of the parking lot in his truck, and the man reportedly returned to the bar shortly after.
A man in North Carolina was arrested after a 6-hour standoff for allegedly holding people hostage in a residence and threatening to shoot them.
According to reports, around 3:00 AM on May 21, the Spindale Police Department was notified about gunshots that were believed to have been fired inside a home.
Officers were dispatched to the address, and when they got there someone told them that there were people, including children, that were still inside the house with the suspect. They were informed that the suspect allegedly intended to shoot any law enforcement that came to the residence.
Last week, a grand jury indicted a retired former police captain in Kentucky on many burglary, theft, and drug-related charges.
At the beginning of the year, the Somerset Police Department suspected possible illegal activity was taking place at the hands of their former police captain. They notified the Kentucky State Police, and they opened an investigation into the allegations.
The man worked for the police department for 20 years, and he retired approximately two months before the investigation began.
The owner of an event venue in Florida was arrested after allegedly pulling out a gun and pointing it while demanding that the attendees at a wedding reception vacate the building.
On March 2, a couple held their wedding reception at the Cielo Farms venue in Southwest Ranches.
The couple said they had a contract stating they were allowed to hold their reception until 11:30 PM.
Early last week, a 45-year-old man from Southern Florida was in Medley, a town approximately 10 miles from Miami.
It was reported that he was completely naked except for a cowboy hat he had on his head. He was also holding a machete.
An officer with the Topeka VA reportedly got into a domestic dispute with a woman while off duty and allegedly pointed his gun at her head during the argument.
Alexander Morris Harris, 43, is a Topeka VA police officer. According to reports, he was recently demoted. Harris stood with other officers to support the claims that the VA of Eastern Kansas uses discriminatory practices toward their employees. It was also reported that Harris has been having financial problems since his demotion.
It was reported that Harris was at a Topeka residence with a woman early in the morning on July 24.
40-year-old David Martinez lives in Miami.
Early in the morning on February 24, Martinez was fighting with his brother.
A Florida Man allegedly attacked a group of teens that were sitting in a car at a gas station by bashing the vehicle they were in with a metal pipe and using racial slurs against them.
58-year-old Richard Burnham resides in DeLand, Florida.
Around 3:00 pm on January 22, Burnham reportedly went to a Circle K gas station.
When roommates in a Florida assisted living facility reportedly argued over television program preferences, one of the men allegedly struck the other over the head with his walking cane.
58-year-old Glenn Hutchinson rooms with a 56-year-old man at the Midway Manor Assisted Living Facility in Clearwater. Both of the men are reported as being physically disabled.
On the evening of July 25, Hutchinson and his roommate were watching television, but the men had different preferences for what to view.
A woman allegedly drove her vehicle over her boyfriend twice after she became convinced that he had been unfaithful.
38-year-old Jennifer Roncal Duharte and her boyfriend live together in Broward County, Florida.
Last Saturday, Duharte reported that she got her hands on her man’s cell phone and climbed into her vehicle to search through his message history. Duharte believed her man was cheating on her, and she was seeking evidence of the alleged dalliance.
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