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A South Carolina man who allegedly struck his mother violently with a pool cue when she would not pay to have his court-ordered ankle monitor removed was caught and arrested after spending a week evading the police.

According to reports, on September 26, a man was at his mom’s residence in Tatum, talking to her about covering the cost of having his GPS ankle monitor removed. The woman decided she would not pay for the service, and her denial reportedly angered her son. The man allegedly grabbed a pool cue and hit her in the head with it. He allegedly continued to physically attack her by slamming her head on a countertop.

The woman’s daughter was home at the time, and she reportedly saw what her brother was doing to their mother. She called the authorities to try to get help as soon as possible.

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Four Florida women are facing charges after they allegedly pulled a woman from her residence and assaulted her because she mistakenly received the pizza delivery that they ordered.  

On March 5, at approximately 2:00 AM, four women, ages 26, 21, and two 17-year-olds, placed an order for pizza to be delivered to the Gainsville apartment in which they were hanging out. 

When the order arrived, the delivery person brought it to a neighboring apartment by accident. In the confusion, the pizza was left with the woman in the wrong apartment. 

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A woman was arrested after she was reportedly caught trying to sell narcotics to cover the cost of an attorney for pending drug charges. 

28-year-old Nicole Gregory has recently been arrested more than once for drug-related offenses.  

In August, Gregory was accused of possessing methamphetamine and fentanyl. 

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