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Published on: April 17, 2025

Crocs Caused Man to Crash into Convenience Store

A Missouri man is scheduled to appear in court in the middle of May regarding charges stemming from an incident where he reportedly crashed into a convenience store, causing over $3,000 in damage, and drove away before dealing with the situation.

Just before midnight on February 27, the surveillance camera at a Kum & Go gas station convenience store in Springfield recorded a vehicle as it smashed into the side of the building and caused two large glass windows worth an estimated $3,700 to shatter. Right after the incident, the driver of the truck, which was identified as a 2012 Dodge Ram, reportedly backed up and drove away. The employees notified the authorities, and law enforcement from the Springfield Police Department headed to the business to investigate.

About 10 minutes after the accident, and before an officer arrived, the person later believed to be the driver of the truck went back to the Kum & Go and this time entered the store. The man started talking to one of the workers about the situation, but did not mention having anything to do with the incident before he left the premises a second time. Just after midnight, he returned a third time and went into the store. While there, the officer showed up, and before leaving, the man reportedly said he was not involved in the situation. The officer used the surveillance footage to try to identify the suspect, and the video allegedly confirmed that the person he spoke with was the driver of the truck.

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Published on: April 12, 2024

Man Threatened and Harassed Ex for Months After Breakup

by Staycie R. Sena

After a man in Missouri’s ex got a restraining order against him for allegedly stalking, harassing, and threatening them, he reportedly violated it by continuing to try to interact with them several times a day.

According to reports, a couple from central Missouri ended their relationship at the end of last year and became entangled in a domestic dispute resulting in several visits from the police, and a restraining order.

On March 1, a man went to his ex’s home with the reported intention of talking about their failed relationship. His ex did not invite him, and his presence reportedly made them uncomfortable. When he was asked to leave the property, the man allegedly hit the alleged victim’s vehicle, threatened to break the home’s windows, and became verbally abusive as he departed. The authorities were notified, and sheriffs went to the address in response.

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Published on: April 19, 2019

Restaurant Lacking Chocolate Ice Cream Had Windows Demolished

by Staycie R. Sena

A hamburger joint in St. Louis was the reported target of a female patron’s meltdown when she was informed that they were out of chocolate ice cream, and she allegedly damaged the establishment with an aluminum bat in dissatisfaction.

At the end of March, the St. Louis Police Department received a call regarding an incident that had taken place at a Rally’s restaurant.

Just before 2:30 am, it was reported that a woman had come into the establishment in search of chocolate ice cream. When she was notified that they weren’t able to fulfill her request due to having run out of the product the workers stated that the woman became very upset and began spitting at them.

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Published on: March 22, 2017

Call for Assault Turns into a 7-hour Standoff in Newport Beach

by Staycie R. Sena

A 36 year old man named Scott Patrick Cole of Newport Beach was booked into Orange County Jail on the suspicion of battery with serious bodily injury, trespassing, causing harm to an elder/dependent adult, and assault with a deadly weapon.

At around 4:30 p.m. officers got an assault call to the 800 block of West 15th St. After the officers arrived, they had made contact with a man, who fled to a nearby neighbor’s house for safety, said Jennifer Manzella, a Newport Beach police spokeswoman.

The unidentified victim was then taken to a nearby hospital for non-life threatening injuries and was later released. Apparently, the victim and Cole were acquainted, Manzella said. The officers were trying to contact Cole at the residence where the assault had allegedly taken place, but Cole repeatedly refused to come to the front door, said Manzella, adding that Cole seemed extremely agitated and began breaking windows and throwing objects inside the victim’s home.

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