Congressman Steve Womack’s son, who has a history of drug-related legal offenses, was arrested when he was allegedly caught with methamphetamine.
34-year-old James Womack is the son of U.S. Representative Steve Womack, R-Arkansas.
Womack had several prior legal issues over the span of approximately two decades, and many of them have been drug-related. He was convicted of drug charges in 2010 and 2019.
A man wearing a Comcast employee uniform was arrested after he was accused of trying to break into a home in Northern California.
Early in the afternoon on July 4, the resident of a home in the Bret Harte neighborhood of San Rafael reportedly noticed a suspicious person at their front door when they looked at the app for their Ring doorbell camera.
The resident was not at home at the time. When they notified the authorities, it was reported that they said the person on their property was wearing a Comcast Cable Company uniform. They added that they believed the man was trying to get inside the house.
A Kensington man who used to work as an EMT is facing over two dozen charges after he was accused of drugging and sexually abusing children, in addition to possessing an enormous amount of child pornography.
54-year-old Todd Burnim lives in Kensington, New Hampshire. He was formerly employed at the Kensington and East Kingston Fire Departments as an emergency medical technician. It was reported that he was most recently working at the Portsmouth Regional Hospital, and with the company “Action EMS.”
According to the authorities, they believed that Burnim was involved in sexual crimes involving three alleged victims between the ages of 8 and 12.
When a man was pulled over for reportedly failing to comply with Florida’s “Move Over” traffic law, he was allegedly found in possession of a huge stash of narcotics.
Anthony Diaz is from Katy, Texas.
On May 18, Diaz was driving on Interstate 95 in Brevard County, Florida. He passed a deputy’s vehicle that was parked on the side of the road while the law enforcement agent was dealing with another driver.
39-year-old James Larson Jr. was released from an 8-year prison term approximately two weeks ago. Since he was freed from the Oklahoma facility, Larson Jr. has been living at his father’s home in Lake Arrowhead, Missouri.
During the second week of May, Larson Jr. was using a dating app when he made the acquaintance of a 31-year-old woman from Kansas City.
According to reports, Larson Jr. invited the woman to come to his home for a visit. It is believed that she arrived on May 12.
33-year-old Quincy Campbell is from Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
On April 19, Campell was going through the bag check area at Disney World. It was reported he had a suspicious black bag hanging from his neck. It was reportedly discovered that the bag contained a firearm.
A man who was pulled over for a vehicle registration problem reportedly handed the officer a packet of registration paperwork with a baggie of methamphetamine in the stack.
57-year-old Roy Porter lives in West Union, West Virginia.
Last weekend, Porter was driving on the Interstate, and a man later identified as Jared Mayle was his passenger.
A Florida man was placed under arrest after leading the police on a chase in a reportedly stolen four-wheeler in which a firearm and drugs were allegedly discovered.
Justin Williamson resides in the census-designated unincorporated community of Geneva in Seminole County, Florida. Williamson was previously convicted of a felony.
On April 16, Williamson was reportedly driving on the highway on a four-wheeler.
A Delaware man was taken into custody for suspicion of his eighth DUI and many additional charges after the vehicle he was driving flipped over during an accident and injured two passengers.
Just before 3:00 PM on April 11, 50-year-old Richard Cook was driving a Nissan Quest in Georgetown. He had a 49-year-old woman and a 45-year-old man riding as passengers in the vehicle.
It was reported that Cook, who is a convicted felon with a suspended driver’s license, lost control of the car. The vehicle left the road and flipped over on its side as it entered a wooded area.
When a back seat passenger in a vehicle that got pulled over was reportedly found with drugs, she told the authorities that drug dealing is her occupation because she cannot find a different job.
Just before 7:30 PM on April 10, a trooper saw an SUV that they believed was without state inspection tags.
The trooper performed a traffic stop, and when they approached the vehicle, it was noted that there was a total of three people inside the SUV.
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