Three women are facing charges after they allegedly became inebriated and viciously attacked a Delta Airlines security officer when they were told they would not be allowed to board the plane.
On September 22, Jordan Nixon, 21, Janessa Torres, 21, and 44-year-old Johara Zavala went to John F. Kennedy International Airport to catch a flight to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The women were told by Delta Airlines that their flight was changed, and they would not be leaving until the afternoon.
The drummer of the rock band Tool was arrested in Kansas City last weekend after he allegedly assaulted a security agent at the airport.
60-year-old Danny Carey hails from Lawrence, Kansas, and he is the drummer for the rock band Tool.
Carey was in Kansas so he could play drums with the University of Kansas band during the game against the University of Missouri.
A Nevada woman on an airplane reportedly dismissed the rule to wear a mask while on the flight. While she was being arrested, she allegedly proclaimed, “Let’s go, Brandon!”
Katrina Alspaugh is from Las Vegas.
On November 21, Alspaugh was reportedly a passenger on an Allegiant Airlines flight.
A security officer in North Carolina is facing several charges after allegedly sexually assaulting a juvenile in his care while transporting them to a facility.
David Logan Marsh is a 31-year-old from Waxhaw, North Carolina. He was employed with G4S as a security officer.
On September 6, Marsh was working a shift, and he was charged with providing transportation for an underage patient with an Involuntary Commitment Order.
33-year-old Daniel Rohloff lives in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania with his infant son and the child’s mom.
Last Tuesday, Rohloff and the baby’s mother brought him to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia because he seemed to be seriously injured.
A Tennessee man with a purported case of road rage allegedly pretended he was a police officer and pointed a pistol at another driver.
On the evening of June 27, Clifford Polly Jr., 24, was reportedly driving a black Dodge Charger in the Nashville area. The man, who says he is employed in a security position with a local company, was dressed in a security guard uniform.
While traveling in the vehicle, Polly reportedly had a problem with the driver of another automobile on the road. The man allegedly developed road rage and reportedly decided to interact with the driver of the other car.
A man allegedly robbed items from a woman’s car and reportedly spent over $1100 in cash and unauthorized credit card purchases at Walmart and tobacco shops.
Spanish Fork, Utah resident Nakoda Stan Millet was accused of illegally entering the vehicle of a Chick-Fil-A worker while she was working her shift on June 8.
The 24-year-old alleged thief reportedly took off after tearing the stereo from the dash, and allegedly also scored the woman’s purse which held her wallet and credit cards.
A Minnesota deputy who provided security services at a high school has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old student while he was on duty and wearing his uniform.
Shevlin resident Neil H. Dolan has been tenured with the Clearwater County Sheriff’s Office for nearly 10-years. The 31-year-old deputy also serves as a school resource officer and an assistant football coach at Bagley High School in Bagley, Minnesota.
It was reported by a parent of the girl involved in the allegations that Bagley had a friendly rapport with the students where he appeared to relate with them, often giving them high-fives when they passed each other on campus. It was additionally reported that several of the families with kids enrolled at the school included Bagley in their celebrations at their homes.
A Sylmar man has been arrested after allegedly issuing a fake story to the police claiming that he had information about a mass shooting that would take place at the Los Angeles County Fair on Saturday.
Just before 3:00 pm on Friday, the Pomona Police Department was notified by Fairplex, where the Los Angeles County Fair is currently taking place, and told of an email they reportedly received from someone who said they had been made aware that a mass shooting would occur at the fair on Sunday.
In a matter of hours, the Pomona police and the FBI worked together and identified three people who could be possible suspects that they believed may have been responsible for sending the email warning to the Fairplex.
A man suspected of burglarizing a home last Thursday tried to buck the accusation when he said a horse was the actual perpetrator.
Steve Ferguson bought a home in Pasco County, Florida, last year with the intention of repairing and restoring it before listing it as a rental.
Ferguson, who held the belief that the location of his new house was in a neighborhood that was frequently targeted for break-ins, installed a security system on his property since he would not be living there and wanted to keep watch over the home. He also posted “No Trespassing” signs as an additional attempt to deter criminal activity.
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