ONGOING CRIME BREAKING NEWS!
Starting on January 31ST, 2025, this thread is about CRIME NEWS as it breaks!
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ONGOING CRIME BREAKING NEWS!
Starting on January 31ST, 2025, this thread is about CRIME NEWS as it breaks!
ima.grandma
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ima.grandma
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Another article that includes a graphic video of the murder of Iryna Zarutska on the Charlotte Light Rail. No paywall on this one.
Iryna Zarutska stabbing video reveals aftermath of attack
DeCarlos Brown Jr. was charged with the murder of 23-year-old Zarutska, who was stabbed on August 22 in Charlotte, North Carolina.www.newsweek.com
Charlotte mayor secures Democratic nomination despite train stabbing backlash
Republican leaders say the killing of the 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee shows how Dems are too soft on people with criminal records.
abc11.com
UK News | Breaking news & latest updates | Daily Mail Online
All the latest breaking UK news with in-depth comment and analysis, pictures and videos from MailOnline and the Daily Mail.
A Vile New York Times Propaganda Op, Annotated
The entire article is an exercise in lazy propaganda slop, and they don't care if you notice. Just don't go around noticing any more crimes.
thefederalist.com
CNN's Van Jones Can't Help but Share His Bizarre Sympathy for Charlotte Killer: 'This Man Was Hurting'
Charlotte, North Carolina, was less safe than war-torn Ukraine for this young woman. The race hustlers on CNN cannot bear that truth.
www.westernjournal.com
ima.grandma
Believer of Miracles
ima.grandma
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ima.grandma
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The White House said the Department of Homeland Security will investigate why Hugo Hernandez-Mendez, an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala, was released after United States Park Police arrested him for DUI back in April.
Hernandez-Mendez, 35, was charged with first- and second-degree murder in the killing of 19-year-old Dacara Thompson in Prince George’s County. Maryland State Police found Thompson’s body along a riverbank near Route 50 in Anne Arundel County on Aug. 31, a week after she was reported missing.
“As soon as we saw this case, we ensured that the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice were on it, and I can assure you that they are,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said
Leavitt said Hernandez-Mendez should have never been in the country.
“This is another heinous act of violence against someone who should never have been in our country in the first place,” Leavitt said.”
Hernandez-Mendez was denied bail on Monday
Killing of Prince George's County woman draws attention of The White House | WBAL Baltimore News
The White House said the Department of Homeland Security will investigate why Hugo Hernandez-Mendez, an undocumented immigrant, was released after being arrested him for DUI.
www.wbal.com
ima.grandma
Believer of Miracles
Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee, by alleged suspect Decarlos Brown in North Carolina occurred two weeks ago
Officials announced Tuesday that they would be bringing federal charges against Brown, who has a lengthy criminal history with 14 prior arrests since 2011.
"The Democrats had no plans for four years under the Biden administration about crime. Go in the front door, go out the back," Tuberville said Tuesday on Fox Business Network's "The Evening Edit." "… It's been a disaster for four years, and now we got these judges, they don't care about crime. They just let people go in the front door, out the back."
1819news.com
Officials announced Tuesday that they would be bringing federal charges against Brown, who has a lengthy criminal history with 14 prior arrests since 2011.
"The Democrats had no plans for four years under the Biden administration about crime. Go in the front door, go out the back," Tuberville said Tuesday on Fox Business Network's "The Evening Edit." "… It's been a disaster for four years, and now we got these judges, they don't care about crime. They just let people go in the front door, out the back."
Tuberville blames Democrat policies for Charlotte light rail stabbing…
As Democrats continue to downplay the murder of Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee, by alleged suspect Decarlos Brown in North Carolina two weeks ago,…
1819news.com
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ima.grandma
Believer of Miracles
Former FBI special agent says Auburn murder suspect likely 'targeted' local park, but not retired professor
Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam said Harold Rashad Dabney III likely studied the park where he allegedly killed a retired Auburn University professor.
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The man police believe killed a retired Auburn University professor was arrested in 2023 and charged with a gun-related felony, but prosecutors later allowed him to plead guilty to several misdemeanors.
Police in Auburn, Alabama said 59-year-old Julie Gard Schnuelle was found dead in a wooded area of Kiesel Park on Saturday with injuries consistent with an assault. Police said officers responded to a 911 call reporting a deceased individual. Schnuelle was walking her dog at the time, which was found unharmed, according to AL.com.
26-year-old Harold Rashad Dabney III was arrested on two counts of capital murder in relation to the death of Schnuelle. In a news release, police said that Dabney was arrested on Sunday following an 8:30 a.m. call reporting a "suspicious person," noting that detectives "made observations that led them to believe Dabney had involvement with the homicide."
Dabney III allegedly stole Schnuelle's Ford F-150 which has since been recovered, police said.
Julie Schnuelle was found dead at a park in Auburn, Alabama on Saturday. (Auburn University )
An arrest warrant obtained by Fox News Digital indicates that Dabney was arrested on Dec. 27, 2023 in Virginia Beach, Virginia on a gun-related felony and several misdemeanors.
A Virginia Beach Police Department officer wrote Dabney, homeless at the time, was sleeping in his car in a business's parking lot when law enforcement was called for trespassing.
The officer wrote that he observed Dabney sleeping in the driver's seat, and said he was "f-cked up," refusing to speak any further. Police said when they searched the car, they found a "handgun concealed under driver seat" without a serial number, a "sawed off shotgun in the back seat," white pills and an open container.
Dabney had no prior criminal record before the Dec. 2023 incident and had a job several months prior, but was unemployed at the time, police wrote. Police noted Dabney "refused to swear/affirm to tell the truth for bail hearing."
Harold Rashad Dabney III was charged with capital murder. (Auburn Police Department)
He was charged with felony possession or use of a "sawed-off" shotgun and misdemeanor removing or altering serial number or other identification on a firearm, unlawfully carrying a concealed weapon, public intoxication and trespassing.
Court records indicate Dabney pleaded guilty to all misdemeanors while prosecutors dropped the felony charge, which would have resulted in a 2 to 10 year prison sentence if convicted. He was sentenced to 12 months unsupervised probation for the misdemeanors.
Schnuelle was a professor emerita at Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine from 2003 to 2021, when she retired, the university said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital. She also recently was the Area Veterinarian in Charge with the U.S. Department of Agriculture for Alabama and Mississippi, Auburn University said in its statement.
"The Auburn University community extends its sincere condolences to Gard Schnuelle’s family and loved ones for their tragic loss," the spokeswoman said.
The Auburn University described Schnuelle as a "cherished educator."
"She was a cherished educator, mentor and colleague whose dedication to students and passion for theriogenology and veterinary medicine left a lasting impact on Auburn," the university said. "Dr. Gard Schnuelle’s legacy of compassion, scholarship and service will continue to inspire generations of veterinarians."
Harold Rashad Dabney III was arrested on Dec. 27, 2023, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. (Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office)
Dabney is being held at the Lee County Jail without bond
www.foxnews.com
Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam said Harold Rashad Dabney III likely studied the park where he allegedly killed a retired Auburn University professor.
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!
The man police believe killed a retired Auburn University professor was arrested in 2023 and charged with a gun-related felony, but prosecutors later allowed him to plead guilty to several misdemeanors.
Police in Auburn, Alabama said 59-year-old Julie Gard Schnuelle was found dead in a wooded area of Kiesel Park on Saturday with injuries consistent with an assault. Police said officers responded to a 911 call reporting a deceased individual. Schnuelle was walking her dog at the time, which was found unharmed, according to AL.com.
26-year-old Harold Rashad Dabney III was arrested on two counts of capital murder in relation to the death of Schnuelle. In a news release, police said that Dabney was arrested on Sunday following an 8:30 a.m. call reporting a "suspicious person," noting that detectives "made observations that led them to believe Dabney had involvement with the homicide."
Dabney III allegedly stole Schnuelle's Ford F-150 which has since been recovered, police said.
Julie Schnuelle was found dead at a park in Auburn, Alabama on Saturday. (Auburn University )
An arrest warrant obtained by Fox News Digital indicates that Dabney was arrested on Dec. 27, 2023 in Virginia Beach, Virginia on a gun-related felony and several misdemeanors.
A Virginia Beach Police Department officer wrote Dabney, homeless at the time, was sleeping in his car in a business's parking lot when law enforcement was called for trespassing.
The officer wrote that he observed Dabney sleeping in the driver's seat, and said he was "f-cked up," refusing to speak any further. Police said when they searched the car, they found a "handgun concealed under driver seat" without a serial number, a "sawed off shotgun in the back seat," white pills and an open container.
Dabney had no prior criminal record before the Dec. 2023 incident and had a job several months prior, but was unemployed at the time, police wrote. Police noted Dabney "refused to swear/affirm to tell the truth for bail hearing."
Harold Rashad Dabney III was charged with capital murder. (Auburn Police Department)
He was charged with felony possession or use of a "sawed-off" shotgun and misdemeanor removing or altering serial number or other identification on a firearm, unlawfully carrying a concealed weapon, public intoxication and trespassing.
Court records indicate Dabney pleaded guilty to all misdemeanors while prosecutors dropped the felony charge, which would have resulted in a 2 to 10 year prison sentence if convicted. He was sentenced to 12 months unsupervised probation for the misdemeanors.
Schnuelle was a professor emerita at Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine from 2003 to 2021, when she retired, the university said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital. She also recently was the Area Veterinarian in Charge with the U.S. Department of Agriculture for Alabama and Mississippi, Auburn University said in its statement.
"The Auburn University community extends its sincere condolences to Gard Schnuelle’s family and loved ones for their tragic loss," the spokeswoman said.
The Auburn University described Schnuelle as a "cherished educator."
"She was a cherished educator, mentor and colleague whose dedication to students and passion for theriogenology and veterinary medicine left a lasting impact on Auburn," the university said. "Dr. Gard Schnuelle’s legacy of compassion, scholarship and service will continue to inspire generations of veterinarians."
Harold Rashad Dabney III was arrested on Dec. 27, 2023, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. (Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office)
Dabney is being held at the Lee County Jail without bond
Suspect in murder of retired college professor had felony charge dropped in prior arrest: Court documents
The man police in Auburn, Alabama believe killed former Auburn University professor Julie Gard Schnuelle was also involved in a 2023 incident in Virginia which resulted in him being arrested.
www.foxnews.com
GrandmaBear
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His campsite was right next to a home? I'd like to hear that explained.
Inside the campsite where fugitive dad made his final stand
Police have shared images of the campsite where the missing children of fugitive Tom Phillips were found after he was killed by police
Guess Who
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So why didn't United States Park Police so anything about him in April?Photo credit: Maryland State Police
The White House said the Department of Homeland Security will investigate why Hugo Hernandez-Mendez, an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala, was released after United States Park Police arrested him for DUI back in April.
Hernandez-Mendez, 35, was charged with first- and second-degree murder in the killing of 19-year-old Dacara Thompson in Prince George’s County. Maryland State Police found Thompson’s body along a riverbank near Route 50 in Anne Arundel County on Aug. 31, a week after she was reported missing.
“As soon as we saw this case, we ensured that the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice were on it, and I can assure you that they are,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said
Leavitt said Hernandez-Mendez should have never been in the country.
“This is another heinous act of violence against someone who should never have been in our country in the first place,” Leavitt said.”
Hernandez-Mendez was denied bail on Monday
Killing of Prince George's County woman draws attention of The White House | WBAL Baltimore News
The White House said the Department of Homeland Security will investigate why Hugo Hernandez-Mendez, an undocumented immigrant, was released after being arrested him for DUI.
Tresir
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That last pic looks like the house in the Moscow Idaho murders case. It's even labelled Moscow too.
Inside the campsite where fugitive dad made his final stand
Police have shared images of the campsite where the missing children of fugitive Tom Phillips were found after he was killed by police
Tresir
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The section regarding IDF, we do have a separate Israel/Gaza thread.
Guess Who
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It was not. It was out in the bush. It shows it in the video.
Guess Who
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Except this case is from down under and not in the US.
Guess Who
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Police arrested a 13-year-old in Washington state who had ‘everything ready to go’ for a mass shooting
When police arrested a 13-year-old boy in Washington state accused of making threats to kill, they found he had “everything ready to go to commit a mass shooting” – including a trove of more than 20 guns in his home.
kmbc.com
Tresir
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Yes I know that, which is why I pointed out the apparent error of including a pic of the Moscow, Idaho murder house in the article.
Tresir
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That's the problem with including an incorrect photo in the article. It needs amending
Guess Who
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It's just where the was a photo pointing to another article that didn't get edited out in a copy/paste from the article about this guy. If you click on the actual link, it's obvious what it is.
Tresir
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Well it wasn't obvious to me and needs correcting IMO - it's a misleading error. I'll report it.
Shooting at Evergreen High School leaves three students critically injured, including the suspected shooter
A fourth student was transported to the hospital, but it is unclear what injury they had.
www.cpr.org
All three are in critical condition and being treated at CommonSpirit St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood.
Officials said a fourth juvenile was also transported to the hospital, with injuries sustained while escaping the high school and fleeing to a nearby elementary school.