On February 21, the mother and father of six children, ranging in age from 2 to 11 years old, were having a domestic issue. The man was sleeping in a car, and the woman called the police and asked them to come to the home and make him leave.
Officers were sent to the address, and they reported that it was not the first time they had been there for problems between the pair. They said it was already determined that the man was legally allowed to be at the house.
The authorities are actively searching for a Texas woman who reportedly left her two children at home without food or supervision for almost two months.
A woman who lives in Roman Forest with her 12-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son reportedly left her home at the end of September. When she departed, she allegedly left her daughter in charge of taking care of the toddler without any adult supervision.
The mother of the children hails from Yates, Alabama. In December, when her relatives saw her in town without the kids, they became suspicious and called the father of the 12-year-old.
In November 2021, two girls who were staying at a foster home in Southwest Ranches, Florida, ran away together.
The pair, ages 17 and 13 at the time, did not have arrangements for where they were going to live, or how they would obtain food and other necessities.
46-year-old Lauren Tracy lives in Mammoth Lakes. She has a 5-year-old child.
It was reported that at some point over the weekend, Tracy stepped out and left her child by themselves.
Around 7:00 pm, a babysitter hired through a service showed up at the vacation home and figured she would meet with the mother of the child who would be left in her care.
The mother of a high school student is facing charges after it was asserted that she left a voicemail message threatening to blow up the school due to the size of the school lunch portions.
41-year-old Anaya Metoya Smith is the mother of a boy who previously attended Cocoa High School in Cocoa, Florida.
On February 3, Smith’s child reportedly voiced his displeasure to the cafeteria worker over the size of his lunch portion.
The bride and caterer at a Florida wedding are facing felony charges after allegedly putting marijuana in the food at the reception and failing to tell the guests what they were consuming.
42-year-old Andrew Svoboda and his significant other, Danya, got married on February 19. They held their reception, which was reportedly attended by approximately 50 guests, at a clubhouse in a gated community outside of Orlando.
According to reports, the event was catered by 31-year-old Joycelyn Montrinice Bryant, who runs a catering business called “Joycelyn’s Southern Kitchen.”
A man and his girlfriend have been accused of regularly locking a boy in a shed for extended periods without necessities and proper facilities.
44-year-old Harry Richard Shoemaker, and his girlfriend, Jennifer Ann Hines, 36, reside in Arcadia. Shoemaker has a 14-year-old autistic son.
The teen’s grandmother recently became concerned about the way he was being cared for, and she placed a call to DCF (Department of Children and Families) to see if they could check on her grandson.
A man allegedly stalked a woman he previously worked with for over a month before reportedly shooting her husband and taking her hostage.
Justin Arthur-Ray Davis lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and recently left his place of employment.
Davis reportedly kept contacting one of his female coworkers for more than a month after severing ties with the company.
A Georgia woman was arrested after she allegedly tried to get free food from a Chick-Fil-A on several occasions by asserting that she is an agent with the FBI.
A Chick-Fil-A in Rockmart was reportedly recently visited by a woman, later identified as 47-year-old Kimberly Ragsdale, who drove a white Dodge Caravan and allegedly disclosed that she worked for the FBI.
Ragsdale reportedly used her official status in an attempt to get the eatery to give her meals free of charge and allegedly said they would be arrested for non-compliance.
When a man who claimed he might have COVID-19 was caught allegedly coughing on food and goods at Walmart, he was arrested and charged with felonies for the accusation.
On the evening of July 19, a man reportedly entered a Walmart in Spartanburg, South Carolina with the purported intent of returning items he purchased at a different location.
The man was reportedly told that the store would not be able to complete the transaction for him, and he was allegedly highly dissatisfied with the decision.
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