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**WARNING - EXPLICIT LANGUAGE** Lynn Camp Coach resigns after video surfaces Tyler Wagner, the boys’ basketball coach at Lynn Camp High School in Knox County Kentucky, has stepped down from his position. The resignation follows a video that appeared on social media, showing Wagner using explicit language in a locker room conversation with players. Wagner stated, “I plan to work on myself and on becoming a better representative for my school, my family, and the kids at our great school.” Lynn Camp’s season opener is scheduled for Dec. 2 against Owsley County.
Crime With Bobby7,840,487 views • 1 year ago
“I am still waiting to wake up from this terrible nightmare” “Laken Riley, my bestest friend, roommate, running partner, mixologist, singer, dancer, and student” - Laken Riley’s roommate shared a message & this video on her Instagram💔 #LakenRiley #LakenHopeRiley
Crime With Bobby4,445,877 views • 2 years ago
BODY-CAM FOOTAGE FROM FLORIDA-GEORGIA GAME After being ordered to leave by the staff and deputies, the individual responded, “I’m either going to kill a cop or not leave.” There were two incidents at the Georgia-Florida game. Here is body cam footage from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office capturing one of the events.
Crime With Bobby1,276,774 views • 1 year ago
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GRAPHIC VIDEO | Officials release video of officer fatally shooting 26-year-old Sonya Massey in her home after she called 911 Sonya Massey was shot in the face by Sangamon County Sheriff's Deputy Sean Grayson. Grayson, who pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and other charges, is held in Sangamon County Jail awaiting trial. Massey had called 911 on July 6 to report a suspected prowler outside her Springfield, Illinois home. Grayson shot Massey in the face over a pot of water in her home. The video shows deputies searching Massey’s property before entering her home. Inside, Massey turned off a pot on the stove at Grayson’s request. Grayson then threatened and shot Massey, who was holding the pot. Grayson did not activate his body camera until after firing the shots. He allegedly advised his partner not to give medical aid due to the severity of Massey's injuries. The other deputy provided emergency assistance until medical professionals arrived. Family members claim they were misled about who shot Massey, initially being told it might have been a neighbor or self-inflicted. They learned the truth from news reports. The family demands a thorough investigation and stiff punishment for Grayson.
Crime With Bobby934,392 views • 2 years ago
35 year old Carlishia Hood & her teenage son are facing murder charges in the fatal shooting of 32 year old Jeremy Brown in Chicago Brown punched the mom 3 times after an argument. Hood texted her son and pointed outside at him. The son came in and he shot the victim in the back Brown fled the restaurant, but the teen followed him outside and fired more shots as Hood instructed him to continue shooting and to kill him He was shot twice in the back and later died from his injuries After the teen finished shooting, the mom told her son to shoot a witness who was seen laughing and encouraging Brown. She attempted to grab the gun from her son, but he pushed her off. Both then fled the scene and drove back home #breaking #news #breakingnews
Crime With Bobby439,028 views • 3 years ago
Police called Sonya Massey shooting 'Self-Inflicted' Despite Deputy's Shots The fatal shooting of Sonya Massey by an Illinois police officer, who is now charged with her murder, was initially reported as "self-inflicted," according to newly released audio. Bodycam footage from Illinois State Police captures a dispatcher asking the responding Sangamon County sheriff's deputies: “Just to confirm: self-inflicted?” An unidentified voice responds, “Self-inflicted,” moments later. The video shows 30-year-old Deputy Sean Grayson shooting Massey in her home. Grayson has since been fired and charged with first-degree murder, aggravated battery with a firearm, and official misconduct. Grayson also inquired if Massey, who had earlier told deputies she was "trying to get help," had "any call history for being 10-96," the police code for a mentally ill individual, according to the footage. Massey's family claimed that police told them she had died by suicide.
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BREAKING - Video footage shows the deputies arrived to find Chad Doerman, who prosecutors say killed his three sons in Clermont County Ohio The father charged with killing his sons ages 3, 4 and 7, lined them up in their yard and executed them with a rifle #breaking #news
Crime With Bobby67,490 views • 3 years ago
