On May 13, a woman was at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati, and she visited the chapel inside the building.
While she was there, she allegedly defecated on the altar and used the runner as toilet paper. When the poop was discovered, it was noted that the excrement was smeared on the altar with a picture that was inside the chapel.
An Oregon man is facing charges after allegedly violating a restraining order and assaulting a woman before kidnapping a youngster in a public parking lot.
Just after 10:00 p.m. on June 23, a man and woman were in a Eugene parking lot with a young child. It was reported that the man assaulted the woman before grabbing the child and putting her in his SUV. The man reportedly drove away with the youngster and left the woman in the parking lot.
Someone notified 911 about the incident, and officers from the Eugene Police Department went to the area to investigate the situation. Several officers scoured the area, and they quickly located the woman who was allegedly assaulted.
An allegedly drunk driver was taken into custody on suspicion of several charges after he reportedly crashed his vehicle and endangered his children during a custody exchange.
On October 9, just after 10:00 AM, a 32-year-old man from Oroville, California, was taking his children to a residence in Paradise to drop them off with their other parent.
While the father was driving with the kids, his car reportedly struck an unattended parked vehicle.
According to a press release from the Troupe County Sheriff’s Office, a detention officer has been accused of bringing contraband into the county jail and selling narcotics to several inmates.
The Sheriff’s Office sergeant disclosed in a news release that 23-year-old Steven Michael Crowder began his position as a Troup County Sheriff’s Office detention officer at the Troupe County Jail in Georgia at the start of 2022.
It was reported that last month, the authorities learned of allegations that Crowder was smuggling narcotics into the institution for the purpose of selling them to some of the inmates.
18-year-old Sterling Orlando Davis-Jones is from Jacksonville, Florida. He is currently on probation for grand theft, and it was reported that he has been involved in criminal activity since he was 10. He has been arrested for almost 40 offenses, some of which include grand theft, burglary, and possession of a firearm as a minor.
Just after 4:00 am on June 13, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office was notified about a carjacking involving a man who reportedly stole a pickup truck-style street sweeper.
A Florida woman was arrested after she was reportedly caught exposing her breasts during a video visit with her incarcerated boyfriend.
38-year-old Danielle Ferrero lives in Punta Gorda, Florida. She has an extensive rap sheet for a variety of criminal offenses. She was recently convicted of a felony for stealing packages off of people’s porches, and she is currently serving three years of probation.
The woman’s boyfriend, 25-year-old Cody Thomas, is currently serving a month-long sentence at the Charlotte County jail. The facility is located approximately 10 minutes from Ferrero’s apartment.
36-year-old Precious Jackson lives in University Heights, Ohio.
Jackson reportedly had serious problems with one of her former neighbors, 25-year-old Maneka Garner.
Michael Geronimo Ramos and his soon-to-be ex-wife live in Wichita Falls, Texas.
On April 1, Ramos’ wife filed for a divorce. She reported that she was afraid of her husband after he began making threats towards her.
A registered sex offender in Los Angeles County was caught after allegedly peering into a private residence and masturbating while looking at a 15-year-old girl.
29-year-old Luis Cedeno resides in Long Beach, California, and he is listed in the Megan’s Law database for sexual offenses of more than one count of indecent exposure, and annoying or molesting a child under 18 years of age.
Near 4:00 am on July 14, a person believed to be Cedeno was reportedly hanging around outside a home where a teenage girl was laying on the sofa while watching television in the living room.
A Dallas salon owner is fighting against the city, county, and state by opening her doors for services after reportedly ignoring citations and a restraining order demanding her to comply with the closures of nonessential businesses to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Shelley Luther has been the proprietor of Salon à la Mode for approximately three years.
On March 22, Dallas salons, massage parlors, and other businesses in the same category were shut down by Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, as they were deemed nonessential while measures are taken across the globe in an attempt to combat the spread of COVID-19. According to the Governor, the closure of these types of businesses is expected to carry on through at least the middle of May.
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