Notice how the black animal always makes sure to steal a cell phone, regardless of the initial crime committed good thing she wasn’t carrying a pack of Newports.
A 21-year-old mentally challenged woman was led away from the bus stop at downtown Cincinnati’s Government Square complex Saturday afternoon by an unknown man and taken to a nearby stairwell where he attempted to have sex with the woman, police in Cincinnati said.
For reasons that are not clear to police, the man raced off with the woman’s cell phone and wallet after forcing her pants off and initiating sex.
The woman, who lives in a group home, told police that she was approached by four people at the bus stop who began talking to her.
One man then led her by the hand across the street and through the Westin hotel and then over to a Carew Tower stairwell.
Police don’t think the other men followed.
The attacker is described as black man, in his 20s. He has braids and was wearing black pants, a white shirt and a brown jacket.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Cincinnati Police Department at 513-352-3505.
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“Sticky” still doesn’t have a home, but she’s closer to getting justice for being body-wrapped in duct-tape and abandoned last week.
One loves duct tape the other hates it.
Saturday evening, following a tip, Pennsylvania SPCA law enforcement officers arrested James Davis, 19, of the 2100 block of 22d Street in North Philadelphia, according to the Pennsylvania SPCA.
If convicted, Davis faces up to two years in prison and a fine of at least $1,000, the PSPCA said.
Contrary to other reports, Davis did not turn himself in, said George Bengal, the nonprofit’s director of law enforcement.
Davis admitted to impulsively taping up the cat after seeing it in the yard of the home where he lives with his parents, Bengal said.
Davis left the cat in his yard for a couple of hours, then, because the animal kept screaming, tossed it into a neighbor’s yard, where at least 12 hours passed before she was noticed and authorities were contacted, Bengal said.
A Jackson, Tennessee man was arrested Sunday on charges of harboring and sexually assaulting two teenage runaways. Ractus Herron faces multiple counts of
Rapes run away girls
rape, aggravated stautory rape, aggravated sexual battery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. One of the runaways, a 13-year old girl, was found late Friday night at an apartment just outside Jackson city limits on Highway 70 East. She was incoherent from being intoxicated and had to be hospitalized. She told investigators that the other runaway, a 15-year old girl, was still at another apartment with Herron.
charges are now filed in the death of John Tyler teacher, Todd Henry. 16-year-old Byron Truvia is accused of stabbing Mr. Henry Wednesday morning inside a special education classroom. Henry was taken to a local hospital, but died from his wounds. He’s been charged with murder.
Officials say the investigation into this stabbing death is ongoing, and there are still plenty of questions. Authorities say Byron Truvia has been inside the Juvenile Attention Center since Wednesday afternoon.
“He could be certified…as an adult to stand trial as an adult…since he’s over 15 years old and this is a serious felony charge,” said Nelson Downing, with Smith County Juvenile Services. Sources tell us, Truvia used a kitchen knife to stab special education teacher, Todd Henry, in the chest, piercing his heart.
Enjoy Life In Prison.
ORLANDO, Fla. — A woman held at gunpoint in January said she feared the worst when two men appeared at her door. “I thought he was either going to rape me, shoot me or kill me in front of my family’s home,” said Christina Wang. The accused men, Timothy Thomas, 23, and Patrick Maxwell, 17, robbed and raped other women. the attack on Wang was the first in a series of violent home invasions that included two rapes in the Metrowest area that detectives said were conducted by Thomas and Maxwell. Thomas is accused of raping two women in front of their male roommates.
His name is Shorty Smoothe. She didn’t know who Shorty Smoothe was? Everyone knows who shorty Smoothe is! The man Reeks of Class.
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A man who goes by the name of Shorty Smoothe became angry when a convenience store customer didn’t recognize him, even after he told her his nickname.
He started the conversation by asking if she had a husband. That’s when she told him she didn’t know him, which enraged him, according to the report.
The man’s daughters and other customers told the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office deputy that Shorty Smoothe started cussing at her and calling her names.
“(Expletive) you,” he yelled. “You (expletive) cracker. Do you know who I am?” He then grabbed her shirt sleeve.
One of his daughters tried to get him out of the store and he pushed her and spit in her face, according to the report. She told the deputy that he had been drinking steadily since 11 a.m. the previous day and was possibly under the influence of cocaine. The incident happened at about 8 p.m.
The female customer was trapped in the store while Shorty Smoothe berated her, the report said.
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Police say an angry 4-year-old Ohio boy grabbed a gun from a closet and shot his baby sitter. Nathan Beavers, 18, was hospitalized Sunday with minor wounds to his arm and side after the shotgun attack. Police say another teen was also injured.
Witnesses told police the child was angry because Beavers accidentally stepped on his foot. Beavers was watching the child at a mobile home in Jackson with several other teenagers and several other children.
A messy thief has been arrested after a trail of popcorn led police directly from a crime scene to the suspect’s living room.
Sacramento police say they responded to an alarm at the Food Stop store in Natomas early in the morning on New Year’s day. When officers arrived they found that the business had been broken into and several items taken.
That’s also when they noticed a trail of popcorn. Officers followed the trail of clues to an apartment complex behind the store and to the door of one unit. When officers knocked, they noticed the popcorn kernels continued inside the apartment. Officers found the stolen property inside.
He’ll sue because she didn’t provide a safe working environment.
A would-be thief received more than he bargained for Saturday when a Donalds homeowner gave him an arrest and a trip to the emergency room.
The Abbeville County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a stabbing about 4:30 a.m. Saturday, and when officers arrived at the scene, they found a man staggering in the driveway, bleeding profusely from a wound to his left shoulder, according to police reports.
The man — identified as Locketus Jarvarus Marshall, 23, of 204 Haigler St., Abbeville — passed out, and while Emergency Medical Services took him to Self Regional Medical Center, officers got written statements from the homeowner and a witness, only to arrest Marshall.
According to the homeowner, she had spent the evening in Anderson and returned to see the home completely dark. When she entered, she heard someone moving inside the home and called out, detective Michael Belcher said Monday.
“At that point, (Marshall) grabbed the victim and pushed her up against the kitchen sink. She tried to call 911, but she couldn’t see the numbers, so she called her father, who she had on speed dial,” Belcher said.
The homeowner then felt around in the sink, found a knife and struck Marshall with it in the left shoulder.
“Once she stabbed him, Mr. Marshall ran outside and called 911 to say he’d been stabbed,” Belcher said. “He made the comment he’d gotten a ride to a friend’s house because his car had caught on fire.”
after a trail of popcorn led police directly from a crime scene to the suspect’s living room.
more than he bargained for Saturday when a Donalds homeowner gave him an arrest and a trip to the emergency room.
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