A suspect was arrested after he allegedly beat a father and his infant with bricks while the dad was taking a walk with his children, leaving both alleged victims in need of many stitches.
In the morning on December 19, a man in D.C. was taking a stroll with his two children. His toddler was walking with him while he pushed his 11-month-old daughter in a stroller.
According to reports, the father was approached from behind by someone who had bricks in a bag.
A reportedly homeless man who was invited to stay at a home in Carrick allegedly said that he was Jesus before stabbing three people in the residence.
33-year-old Rami Jasim stays in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania. The man reportedly does not currently have a permanent residence.
Jasim encountered a man who resides in Carrick. Upon learning he did not have a place to stay, the man invited Jasim to crash at the house.
A man who allegedly committed a series of misdemeanor offenses over three weeks told police he felt harassed because they continued arresting him.
30-year-old Colin White is a homeless man in the Concord, New Hampshire area.
During the three weeks between May 5 and May 27, White had six encounters with the authorities for alleged infractions resulting in his arrest.
A man is facing felony charges after allegedly violating a no-contact order against him from his neighbor, and propelling potatoes at the woman.
A woman and the man in a neighboring home in Yakima, Washington, reportedly had a tense past relationship which led to the female obtaining a no-contact order against him.
The man was disallowed from returning to his residence and forced to relocate due to the order, but still retained the ownership of his home.
A homeless Black man was shot and killed minutes after he was approached by sheriff’s deputies for allegedly jaywalking.
There is much current unrest in society regarding forceful race-related police interactions, in addition to public cries for defunding the police to ensure specially trained responders can assist in de-escalating situations where officers may have failed to receive specific instruction.
On September 23, around 1:00 pm, bystanders reported to the authorities that they saw a man as he wandered into the street while several cars were traveling on the road. The vehicles were reportedly forced to weave and use their horns to avoid running the man over.
A Florida man is facing a felony charge after he allegedly threw the contents of a Slurpee cup at a 7-11 employee when he reportedly became angered over the cost of the frozen beverage.
Just after 9:00 am on July 28, an employee at a Pinellas Park 7-11 was working their shift at the register when a man approached the counter with a Slurpee in his hand.
The man, later identified as 40-year-old Brian Duffy, reportedly believed the cost of the drink was too high, and he allegedly began a verbal altercation with the worker about his frustration.
Two men reportedly refusing to wear face coverings while vising a Los Angeles Target store allegedly assaulted one of the security guards as they were being ejected from the premises.
On May 1, at a Target in Van Nuys, two men were reported as walking into the store without anything covering their faces, which is against the current store policy put in place in compliance with the mayor’s Safer at Home order.
According to the Los Angeles’ “Safer at Home Emergency Order,” the places that are currently open can refuse service to those without coverings who enter their establishments since the order specifies that all visitors “must wear face coverings over their noses and mouths.”
A homeless man accused of stealing a car was reportedly located while sitting on the toilet in a bathroom in a Florida park with the lights turned out.
On April 20, the Titusville Police Department received notification from someone reporting that their vehicle had been stolen.
Just before 9:30 pm, a deputy patrolling Dale Wimbrow Park in Sebastian noticed a car that they believed was parked in an odd location.
A homeless man in Florida allegedly emptied a bucket of cow feces on top of a victim’s head at a dairy farm.
Sometime between 1:30 pm and 2:30 pm at the Spoto’s Palm River Dairy in the suburban area of Crystal Springs, a man reportedly caused a stink resulting in his arrest.
The suspect, later identified as 47-year-old Jose Ramirez-Callejas, was at the dairy when he encountered an unidentified victim. Whether or not the suspect had a beef with the alleged victim was not reported, but Ramirez-Callejas reportedly employed cow droppings in an assault against the person.
A man facing felony extortion and other theft charges for an alleged incident involving a car dealership has been accused of trying to imitate a prosecuting attorney in an attempt to have his own case dismissed.
47-year-old Christian Eugene Mosco, listed in records as currently homeless, stays in the Daytona, Florida area.
In May 2019, Mosco allegedly tried to scam the owner of Jon Hall Chevrolet out of $50,000 and a new car under the guise that he had obtained customer records and personal information.
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