A woman from central Florida may face charges after allegedly trying to steal from a convenience store and striking an employee with Slim Jim meat sticks when they tried to stop her.
Around 3:00 PM on January 23, a woman walked into the convenience store attached to a Citgo Gas Station in Pinellas Park.
According to the police report, as soon as the potential patron entered the building, she began to verbally harass one of the store employees.
A man from Arizona who reportedly proclaims to be a “furry” with a dog fetish allegedly used the internet to groom and kidnap a 13-year-old boy from Utah.
It was reported that a few weeks before Christmas, the mother of a boy, 13, found conversations she deemed inappropriate on his cell phone. The messages were reportedly sent through the Roblox game and the Oculus VR system.
The information and electronics were given to the police, and the family went on vacation.
A woman celebrating New Year’s Eve at a Florida eatery was arrested on a felony charge after allegedly throwing a plastic top hat at an officer at the establishment.
Last weekend, an Ohio woman and her husband were on holiday in the St. Petersburg section of the Gulf Coast.
On New Year’s Eve, the couple went to a downtown restaurant where they took part in the midnight celebration to welcome the start of 2023.
On August 13, a 32-year-old woman who previously lived with her father in The Villages returned to his residence after reportedly moving out six months prior.
It was reported that the pair were not on good terms when she showed up, and the woman’s dad asked her to leave. She was allegedly unwilling to depart.
The authorities were notified, and the woman reportedly tried to tell them that she was the owner of the dwelling, but she was unable to show them proof.
A Pennsylvania woman is facing many charges after being pulled over and accused of driving under the influence and allegedly endangering two children.
Just before midnight on October 28, a woman was driving when an officer noticed that she had a headlight and two headlights out.
When the officer tried to perform a traffic stop, the driver reportedly veered across the lanes into oncoming traffic and pulled over on the wrong side of the street.
Jeremy Durham, the former Tennessee state Representative for District 65 who was expelled in 2016 for 22 sexual misconduct allegations, is facing charges connected to accusations that he was driving under the influence of alcohol.
Late in the evening on September 22, Jeremy Durham was driving in Downtown Nashville.
Just after 11:00 PM, Durham was in a car crash.
A man from Eastern Tennessee allegedly held a woman at knifepoint in a motel room, and when the police arrived, he tried to take possession of their guns.
Just after midnight on September 30, the authorities received a call from a woman who said that she and a man got into an argument, and he tried to hold her hostage at knifepoint in one of the rooms at the Bravo Inn in Johnson City.
Officers with the Johnson City Police Department were sent to the location.
When the authorities walked up to a man who was using a pipe and determined that he was smoking meth, the suspect reportedly informed them that methamphetamine is now legal in the Sunshine state.
According to his arrest record, 31-year-old Enzo Zabala-Cardozo is from St. Petersburg, Florida, and he is currently without permanent housing.
Early in the morning on August 4, Zabala-Cardoza was reportedly standing in an alley when officers with the St. Petersburg Police Department noticed him. They thought they saw a glass pipe and a lighter in his hands. As they got closer, the police alleged that he was holding the pipe to his lips and trying to light it with the lighter.
An intoxicated Florida woman was reportedly found driving a golf cart on the interstate with an open bottle of alcohol in her purse.
58-year-old Diane Hawk lives in Barefoot Bay, Florida.
Just before midnight on July 30, a semi-truck driver on I-95 saw someone driving a golf cart down the road. The truck driver believed that the person operating the cart was fading in and out of consciousness.
A Pascoe County man allegedly became angry and threw a hot dog at a police officer when they tried to stop him from selling the food after the time that his permit expired.
47-year-old Jason Stoll resides in New Port Richey, a 4.6 square mile section of the Tampa Bay area in Florida.
On the evening of July 2, Stoll had a vendor permit to sell hot dogs on the street in Pinellas County. The permit was reportedly set to expire at midnight.
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