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Published on: December 29, 2019

Sexagenarian Couple Caught Copulating in Beach Bar Bathroom

A feisty Florida couple was allegedly discovered while in the act of having sex in a St. Pete Beach bar’s bathroom.

Just after midnight on December 22, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department was notified by the management at the Beachcomber Hotel Resort in St. Pete Beach, Florida.

Several of the patrons at the well-known Jimmy B’s Beach Bar informed the security staff that they believed a couple was using the establishment’s ladies’ bathroom for a sexual encounter. Security reportedly attempted to ask the couple to exit the premises, but the people behind the bathroom door did not comply, and the authorities were called.

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Published on: November 25, 2018

Generous Man Battered With Airborne Dinner

by Staycie R. Sena

When the dinner that her live-in boyfriend had purchased included items that she disapproved of, a woman reportedly threw the food at the man resulting in domestic violence charges for battery.

65-year-old Donna Lee Gramley and her 64-year-old partner live in a mobile home park together in an area close to Tampa Bay, Florida.

Gramley’s housemate bought Chinese food for dinner and he included some items in his order that he shared with his neighbors.

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Published on: November 21, 2018

Superintendent Charged for DUI After Interstate Accident

by Staycie R. Sena

After her vehicle hit another car while driving on the interstate, the superintendent of the Cherokee County School District was taken into custody for suspicion of driving under the influence.

Gaffney resident Quincie Little Moore, whose husband said that she had gone to the Clemson game on Saturday, was driving home from the event a little after 1:00 am on Sunday.

Moore was said to be driving at an estimated speed of 10-20 mph on I-85 when she allegedly nodded off for a moment and hit into the back of another car on the road.

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Published on: February 12, 2018

Roommate Squabble over Stale Cereal Leads to Domestic Violence Charge

by Staycie R. Sena

A Moundville, Alabama man has been charged with domestic violence for accusations that he became physically aggressive with his roommate.

On Friday, 52-year-old Duane Barry Smith allegedly became upset when he ate a bowl of Cap’n Crunch cereal and learned that it was stale. He assumed that his roommate did not close the package properly after he had used it himself, and he called the man out on his supposed action.

Smith told the man that since he is lacking a full set of teeth it is painful to eat the cereal when it is not fresh. He reportedly then became angry and tried to force his roommate to remove his false teeth and chew some of the hardened product so that he could feel the discomfort for himself.

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Published on: February 5, 2018

Teen May Face Charges for Leaving Bus Driver with a Bloody Head

by Staycie R. Sena

On Thursday afternoon in Stafford County, Virginia, a teenager was accused of assaulting a school bus driver after having a verbal altercation over the release of one of the students on the bus.

Between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. a teenage boy approached a school bus in order to pick up one of the student riders. The driver of the bus was a substitute, and he possessed a list from the school instructing him of who he had permission to release each child into the care of. The boy’s name did not appear on the list for the child he was trying to chaperone, and the driver explained that he would have to call the school for permission before he could allow the student to exit the bus.

The boy, who deputies later identified as the brother of the child he was attempting to retrieve, allegedly became angered and entered the bus. It was reported that they began arguing and the teen punched the bus driver in the face leaving an open wound on his forehead. In addition, the bus monitor on board was hit in the face while attempting to guard the students.

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