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🚨BREAKING: Colorado Sheriff admits he was forced to release a ‘very dangerous’ inmate from jail because of state law that requires criminals found incompetent to stand trial to be released 'He is a very dangerous person, and his actions, from what we can tell, were unprovoked.' Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams warned the public about a potentially dangerous inmate released on Monday 'Quite honestly, without some legislative actions, I don't know how you address this concern.' Debisa Ephraim, 21, was released after being found incompetent to stand trial in two of his cases Ephraim had been facing charges including attempted second-degree murder, assault, engaging in a riot, menacing, and burglary Officials described him as a “potential danger to the community.”
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🚨BREAKING: Colorado Sheriff admits he was forced to release a ‘very dangerous’ inmate from jail because of state law that requires criminals found incompetent to stand trial to be released 'He is a very dangerous person, and his actions, from what we can tell, were unprovoked.' Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams warned the public about a potentially dangerous inmate released on Monday 'Quite honestly, without some legislative actions, I don't know how you address this concern.' Debisa Ephraim, 21, was released after being found incompetent to stand trial in two of his cases Ephraim had been facing charges including attempted second-degree murder, assault, engaging in a riot, menacing, and burglary Officials described him as a “potential danger to the community.”

Unlimited L's

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🚨BREAKING UPDATE: Violent offender in Colorado, previously facing murder charges, has been released from custody and identified as a refugee from Tanzania. Debisa Ephraim was found incompetent to stand trial and was released from jail yesterday. Because he hasn’t been convicted, authorities say he could not be turned over to federal immigration officials. Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams has issued a public warning about Ephraim’s release, raising serious concerns about public safety. The suspect was able to walk free because of a bill signed into law last year by Governor Jared Polis, which requires that defendants found incompetent to stand trial be sent to a mental health facility. However, that placement is contingent on the suspect qualifying for mental health care—and Ephraim did not qualify.
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🚨BREAKING UPDATE: Violent offender in Colorado, previously facing murder charges, has been released from custody and identified as a refugee from Tanzania. Debisa Ephraim was found incompetent to stand trial and was released from jail yesterday. Because he hasn’t been convicted, authorities say he could not be turned over to federal immigration officials. Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams has issued a public warning about Ephraim’s release, raising serious concerns about public safety. The suspect was able to walk free because of a bill signed into law last year by Governor Jared Polis, which requires that defendants found incompetent to stand trial be sent to a mental health facility. However, that placement is contingent on the suspect qualifying for mental health care—and Ephraim did not qualify.

I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

128,199 次观看 • 1 年前

FBI team up with Arkansas state police to bust corrupt Sheriff. This is the video of Sheriff James Stephens of Johnson County Arkansas getting caught as part of an FBI sting. Arkansas state police were directed by the FBI to pull over Stephens as part of a normal traffic stop. During the stop Stephens claimed he was visiting a confidential Informant (CI) as his reason for traveling outside of his county. What Stephens was not aware of was the house he stopped at was being monitored by the FBI. It was due to this visit that the FBI instructed the trooper to stop Stephens. During the stop a search was conducted and pills and large amounts of Marijuana were found. It was at that time the Sheriff was taken into custody. The story didn't stop there as he stayed on as the Sheriff while he fought the charges which is mind blowing to me. In the end he took a plea deal. He plead guilty to felony possession of hydrocodone. In return he resigned as Sheriff and surrendered his certificate so he can never work in law enforcement again. He also got a sweetheart deal of 6 months probation and a fine of 10k. Another easy penalty for a public official. What do you think the penalty would be for a regular citizen?
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FBI team up with Arkansas state police to bust corrupt Sheriff. This is the video of Sheriff James Stephens of Johnson County Arkansas getting caught as part of an FBI sting. Arkansas state police were directed by the FBI to pull over Stephens as part of a normal traffic stop. During the stop Stephens claimed he was visiting a confidential Informant (CI) as his reason for traveling outside of his county. What Stephens was not aware of was the house he stopped at was being monitored by the FBI. It was due to this visit that the FBI instructed the trooper to stop Stephens. During the stop a search was conducted and pills and large amounts of Marijuana were found. It was at that time the Sheriff was taken into custody. The story didn't stop there as he stayed on as the Sheriff while he fought the charges which is mind blowing to me. In the end he took a plea deal. He plead guilty to felony possession of hydrocodone. In return he resigned as Sheriff and surrendered his certificate so he can never work in law enforcement again. He also got a sweetheart deal of 6 months probation and a fine of 10k. Another easy penalty for a public official. What do you think the penalty would be for a regular citizen?

Giggling Gannon

872,918 次观看 • 5 个月前

Today is Day 1 in the murder trial of Temple University Police Sgt Christopher D. Fitzgerald Sgt Fitzgerald was shot and killed on February 18th, 2023 in the area of 17th and Montgomery Ave in North Philly. Miles Pfeffer is due in court today to stand trial on 1st Degree murder of a Law Enforcement Officer and related charges. Prosecutors allege that he is the offender who shot Sgt Fitzgerald 6 times. Pfeffer was arrested the next morning at his mothers Buckingham Township, Bucks County Residence. Prosecutors allege that Pfeffer attempted to melt the murder weapon in a burn pit. July 10th, 2024, District Attorney Larry Krasner announces that his officer would not be seeking the death penalty for Miles Pfeffer, much to the dismay of Fitzgerald's family and friends. During several continuances that delayed the start of this trial, while Pfeffer was being held in prison, he was stabbed several times by another inmate at Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility. This post will serve as a thread for updates on the trial as they come in.
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Today is Day 1 in the murder trial of Temple University Police Sgt Christopher D. Fitzgerald Sgt Fitzgerald was shot and killed on February 18th, 2023 in the area of 17th and Montgomery Ave in North Philly. Miles Pfeffer is due in court today to stand trial on 1st Degree murder of a Law Enforcement Officer and related charges. Prosecutors allege that he is the offender who shot Sgt Fitzgerald 6 times. Pfeffer was arrested the next morning at his mothers Buckingham Township, Bucks County Residence. Prosecutors allege that Pfeffer attempted to melt the murder weapon in a burn pit. July 10th, 2024, District Attorney Larry Krasner announces that his officer would not be seeking the death penalty for Miles Pfeffer, much to the dismay of Fitzgerald's family and friends. During several continuances that delayed the start of this trial, while Pfeffer was being held in prison, he was stabbed several times by another inmate at Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility. This post will serve as a thread for updates on the trial as they come in.

PhillyCrimeUpdate

164,204 次观看 • 1 年前

BREAKING.🚨 Judge Merchan has instructed the jury they do not need to have a *UNANIMOUS* verdict in order to convict former President Donald J. Trump. "One thing in particular that the judge said the jurors could do. He delivered what is being called really the pinnacle of all of this. There is no need to agree on what has occurred. They can disagree on what the crime was among the three choices." "This means they could split 4-4-4 and the judge would still treat them unanimously. What does that mean?" "Outrageous. In a normal criminal case every statutory crime has what we call elements of the offense. Like in a bank robbery case you have to rob – it has to be a financial institution, you have to show intent," said former prosecutor Andrew McCarthy. "Those are the things the jury has to agree on unanimously that they were proved beyond a reasonable doubt. Here what we’re doing is taking the element that actually makes this a felony, because remember falsification of records is normally a misdemeanor in New York. What makes it a felony is that you are concealing or committing another crime." "And here the judge is telling them they don’t have to agree about what the other crime is under circumstances where that not only is what makes this a felony, makes it a four-year potential prison penalty rather than a year or less, but it is also what gets us into the courtroom." "If this had been a misdemeanor, the time to bring this case would have lapsed in 2019. The only reason they are still able to bring this case is because it’s a felony allegedly and yet now the judge is saying you know, you don’t have to agree on what the felony is." The jury has now gone to deliberations.
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BREAKING.🚨 Judge Merchan has instructed the jury they do not need to have a *UNANIMOUS* verdict in order to convict former President Donald J. Trump. "One thing in particular that the judge said the jurors could do. He delivered what is being called really the pinnacle of all of this. There is no need to agree on what has occurred. They can disagree on what the crime was among the three choices." "This means they could split 4-4-4 and the judge would still treat them unanimously. What does that mean?" "Outrageous. In a normal criminal case every statutory crime has what we call elements of the offense. Like in a bank robbery case you have to rob – it has to be a financial institution, you have to show intent," said former prosecutor Andrew McCarthy. "Those are the things the jury has to agree on unanimously that they were proved beyond a reasonable doubt. Here what we’re doing is taking the element that actually makes this a felony, because remember falsification of records is normally a misdemeanor in New York. What makes it a felony is that you are concealing or committing another crime." "And here the judge is telling them they don’t have to agree about what the other crime is under circumstances where that not only is what makes this a felony, makes it a four-year potential prison penalty rather than a year or less, but it is also what gets us into the courtroom." "If this had been a misdemeanor, the time to bring this case would have lapsed in 2019. The only reason they are still able to bring this case is because it’s a felony allegedly and yet now the judge is saying you know, you don’t have to agree on what the felony is." The jury has now gone to deliberations.

Kyle Becker

5,835,329 次观看 • 2 年前

HIGH-SPEED POLICE CHASE OF FELONY SUSPECTS ON I-495 ENDS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD 🚨 The suspect was wanted for felony theft involving a gun in Bethesda and led Montgomery County Police on a high speed chase down both directions of I-495 right before the rush hour commute. After a felony traffic stop on July Drive in the Silver Spring area, at least one person is reportedly in custody. Prince George’s County Police’s Guardian 🚁 assisted from above, but had some troubles locating the chase due to Montgomery County Police’s recent police dispatch radio encryption. (post soon) 🎥: queennena/Instagram
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HIGH-SPEED POLICE CHASE OF FELONY SUSPECTS ON I-495 ENDS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD 🚨 The suspect was wanted for felony theft involving a gun in Bethesda and led Montgomery County Police on a high speed chase down both directions of I-495 right before the rush hour commute. After a felony traffic stop on July Drive in the Silver Spring area, at least one person is reportedly in custody. Prince George’s County Police’s Guardian 🚁 assisted from above, but had some troubles locating the chase due to Montgomery County Police’s recent police dispatch radio encryption. (post soon) 🎥: queennena/Instagram

The DC MD VA Live

35,736 次观看 • 11 个月前

Police Deny Assaulting Man For Refusing To Give Up His Phone The Nigeria Police Force has reacted to the viral video where police officers are seen dragging a man on the road in the Ishashi area of Ojo, Lagos State. The police spokesman in Lagos state, Benjamin Hundeyin, said this in reaction to the video which was shared on Twitter. In the viral video shared on Sunday, police officers are seen dragging a young man and attempting to prevent him from using his phone. Reacting to a user's claim that police officers beat the man because he refused to give up his phone, Hundeyin debunked it, stating that arrested suspects in sensitive cases such as cultism will not be allowed to make calls immediately so that they do not alert their gang members to destroy evidence. He tweeted, “Your narrative is wrong and misleading. It is a fact that Ishashi is one of the hotbeds of cultism in Lagos State. It is equally a known fact that these cultists engage in heavy drug abuse. So doing a random search of three young men moving together and finding hard drugs on one of them would definitely call for a closer look. “Yes, he was being prevented from making a call. No one attempted to collect his phone. This is not the norm in all cases. This particular case borders on a felony, cultism. Freshly arrested suspects in cases as sensitive as cultism will not be allowed to make calls IMMEDIATELY so that they don’t alert their gang members to destroy evidence and bolt. Calls can later be made after the initial documentation and in the presence of the IPO. This was a clear case of resisting arrest and nothing about the phone. “Resorting to theatrics and false accusations along sensitive issues of phone searching will not deter #LagosPoliceNG from carrying out its mandate. Doing malicious video recordings will equally not cow the police into docility.” Credit: Twitter | BenHundeyin -- Follow us for more breaking news and videos
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Police Deny Assaulting Man For Refusing To Give Up His Phone The Nigeria Police Force has reacted to the viral video where police officers are seen dragging a man on the road in the Ishashi area of Ojo, Lagos State. The police spokesman in Lagos state, Benjamin Hundeyin, said this in reaction to the video which was shared on Twitter. In the viral video shared on Sunday, police officers are seen dragging a young man and attempting to prevent him from using his phone. Reacting to a user's claim that police officers beat the man because he refused to give up his phone, Hundeyin debunked it, stating that arrested suspects in sensitive cases such as cultism will not be allowed to make calls immediately so that they do not alert their gang members to destroy evidence. He tweeted, “Your narrative is wrong and misleading. It is a fact that Ishashi is one of the hotbeds of cultism in Lagos State. It is equally a known fact that these cultists engage in heavy drug abuse. So doing a random search of three young men moving together and finding hard drugs on one of them would definitely call for a closer look. “Yes, he was being prevented from making a call. No one attempted to collect his phone. This is not the norm in all cases. This particular case borders on a felony, cultism. Freshly arrested suspects in cases as sensitive as cultism will not be allowed to make calls IMMEDIATELY so that they don’t alert their gang members to destroy evidence and bolt. Calls can later be made after the initial documentation and in the presence of the IPO. This was a clear case of resisting arrest and nothing about the phone. “Resorting to theatrics and false accusations along sensitive issues of phone searching will not deter #LagosPoliceNG from carrying out its mandate. Doing malicious video recordings will equally not cow the police into docility.” Credit: Twitter | BenHundeyin -- Follow us for more breaking news and videos

Punch Newspapers

273,515 次观看 • 3 年前

This man groping a woman forcefully in public is the Speaker, Nairobi County. The lady is an official in the County Assembly. His action amounts to sexual harassment offense in law, and contravenes provisions of Leadership & Integrity Act. He is not fit to be in office & must be forced to resign. County Assembly members are lawmakers & should not allow an uncouth person like him to lead the Assembly. ODPP should order an investigation too for criminal charges. Nairobi City County Assembly Office of The Director Of Public Prosecutions Law Society of Kenya FIDA-Kenya
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This man groping a woman forcefully in public is the Speaker, Nairobi County. The lady is an official in the County Assembly. His action amounts to sexual harassment offense in law, and contravenes provisions of Leadership & Integrity Act. He is not fit to be in office & must be forced to resign. County Assembly members are lawmakers & should not allow an uncouth person like him to lead the Assembly. ODPP should order an investigation too for criminal charges. Nairobi City County Assembly Office of The Director Of Public Prosecutions Law Society of Kenya FIDA-Kenya

FCPA Billow Kerrow

86,229 次观看 • 2 年前

British police have released footage of the arrest of 19-year-old Norwegian national Johannes Natland, who is accused of traveling to the UK to carry out a murder on behalf of a criminal network that prosecutors say is linked to Iran. Prosecutors allege Natland was recruited by the Foxtrot criminal network and agreed to carry out a killing in exchange for €25,000. Based on what has been reported in court, the intended victim has not been publicly identified, and prosecutors say they do not know who the target was. He was arrested at a hotel in Huddersfield in March 2025 while allegedly carrying two firearms and ammunition. He has pleaded guilty to possessing the weapons and ammunition but denies the charge of conspiracy to murder.
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British police have released footage of the arrest of 19-year-old Norwegian national Johannes Natland, who is accused of traveling to the UK to carry out a murder on behalf of a criminal network that prosecutors say is linked to Iran. Prosecutors allege Natland was recruited by the Foxtrot criminal network and agreed to carry out a killing in exchange for €25,000. Based on what has been reported in court, the intended victim has not been publicly identified, and prosecutors say they do not know who the target was. He was arrested at a hotel in Huddersfield in March 2025 while allegedly carrying two firearms and ammunition. He has pleaded guilty to possessing the weapons and ammunition but denies the charge of conspiracy to murder.

Omne Europa

144,894 次观看 • 3 个月前

Today, Deputy Kirk was sentenced on a misdemeanor violation for use of excessive force. I made the decision to reduce his charges to a misdemeanor, rather than allow him to be sent to prison on a felony. Law enforcement officers are not above the law and should be held accountable for their actions, but given the facts of the incident and the deputy's actions as recorded on a contemporaneous video, I determined that Deputy Kirk's actions do not rise to the level of a felony. In the interest of transparency, I am releasing all the videos from the case, including the body worn cameras. Here are the facts: -Jacy Houseton, was a robbery suspect who spit in the face of a Winco loss prevention employee. -Houseton was not an innocent bystander who was attacked for filming the police, as the media has reported. -It's undisputed that the deputies had probable cause to detain Houseton. -Houseton resisted being detained and attempted to assault the deputy. She was taken to the ground and pepper sprayed, but she did not suffer any serious bodily injury during the arrest. -Deputy Kirk was offered a misdemeanor plea agreement last year under the Biden administration.
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Today, Deputy Kirk was sentenced on a misdemeanor violation for use of excessive force. I made the decision to reduce his charges to a misdemeanor, rather than allow him to be sent to prison on a felony. Law enforcement officers are not above the law and should be held accountable for their actions, but given the facts of the incident and the deputy's actions as recorded on a contemporaneous video, I determined that Deputy Kirk's actions do not rise to the level of a felony. In the interest of transparency, I am releasing all the videos from the case, including the body worn cameras. Here are the facts: -Jacy Houseton, was a robbery suspect who spit in the face of a Winco loss prevention employee. -Houseton was not an innocent bystander who was attacked for filming the police, as the media has reported. -It's undisputed that the deputies had probable cause to detain Houseton. -Houseton resisted being detained and attempted to assault the deputy. She was taken to the ground and pepper sprayed, but she did not suffer any serious bodily injury during the arrest. -Deputy Kirk was offered a misdemeanor plea agreement last year under the Biden administration.

F.A. United States Attorney Bill Essayli

71,794 次观看 • 1 年前

Patricia Rodriguez, after being arrested for shoplifting and brought to the Larimer County Jail in Larimer County, Colorado, was able to slip out of her handcuffs and access the secured firearm the officer had just put in the back of the vehicle per procedure. Rodriguez then attempted to take the officer hostage at gunpoint, but the officer was able to escape to a secure area. She then barricaded herself in the police car, leading to a 2.5-hour standoff involving SWAT and crisis negotiators. Law enforcement used tear gas and other less-lethal tools to force her surrender. Rodriguez was taken into custody and later sentenced to a total of 19 years in prison on multiple felony charges, including second-degree kidnapping, disarming a peace officer, and aggravated robbery.
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Patricia Rodriguez, after being arrested for shoplifting and brought to the Larimer County Jail in Larimer County, Colorado, was able to slip out of her handcuffs and access the secured firearm the officer had just put in the back of the vehicle per procedure. Rodriguez then attempted to take the officer hostage at gunpoint, but the officer was able to escape to a secure area. She then barricaded herself in the police car, leading to a 2.5-hour standoff involving SWAT and crisis negotiators. Law enforcement used tear gas and other less-lethal tools to force her surrender. Rodriguez was taken into custody and later sentenced to a total of 19 years in prison on multiple felony charges, including second-degree kidnapping, disarming a peace officer, and aggravated robbery.

Bobbi

44,509 次观看 • 6 个月前

Authorities have announced additional arrests and charges related to a recent incident involving multiple juveniles. Ashton Clark, 18, of Lenoir County, has been charged with Felony Assault by Strangulation and Conspiracy. He was booked into the Lenoir County Jail and is being held under a $50,000 secured bond. Landon Harris, 19, of Pitt County, has been charged with Cyberbullying and Conspiracy. He was also placed in the Lenoir County Jail under a $2,500 secured bond. A 17-year-old juvenile has been charged with Felony Assault by Strangulation and Conspiracy. The juvenile was taken into custody and transported to a secure juvenile detention facility. Investigators have identified six additional juveniles who are expected to face charges ranging from Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Simple Assault, and Conspiracy. Those individuals will be processed through the juvenile system The investigation remains active and ongoing, and officials anticipate additional arrests as more information is developed. According to the victim’s family, the incident occurred on May 24 just outside of Grifton in Lenoir County NC and the victim was Black. Family members said that the victim suffered several broken teeth and ruptured blood vessels as a result of the violent attack. STOP GOING WITH THEM ALONE‼️
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Authorities have announced additional arrests and charges related to a recent incident involving multiple juveniles. Ashton Clark, 18, of Lenoir County, has been charged with Felony Assault by Strangulation and Conspiracy. He was booked into the Lenoir County Jail and is being held under a $50,000 secured bond. Landon Harris, 19, of Pitt County, has been charged with Cyberbullying and Conspiracy. He was also placed in the Lenoir County Jail under a $2,500 secured bond. A 17-year-old juvenile has been charged with Felony Assault by Strangulation and Conspiracy. The juvenile was taken into custody and transported to a secure juvenile detention facility. Investigators have identified six additional juveniles who are expected to face charges ranging from Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Simple Assault, and Conspiracy. Those individuals will be processed through the juvenile system The investigation remains active and ongoing, and officials anticipate additional arrests as more information is developed. According to the victim’s family, the incident occurred on May 24 just outside of Grifton in Lenoir County NC and the victim was Black. Family members said that the victim suffered several broken teeth and ruptured blood vessels as a result of the violent attack. STOP GOING WITH THEM ALONE‼️

ҒβΔ GΩDDΣSS✨ΔΠDRΣΔ

22,867 次观看 • 3 个月前

Mackinac County, Michigan. A Michigan State Police (MSP) Motor Carrier Officer (MCO) was in the right place at the right time to safely stop a dangerous wrong-way driver on I-75 in Mackinac County. The driver was subsequently arrested for multiple offenses, including Operating Under the Influence of Drugs. On February 11, 2026, at approximately 7:25 p.m., a BOL (be on the lookout) was issued to local law enforcement by Chippewa County Central Dispatch for a vehicle traveling southbound on I-75 in the northbound lanes. A St. Ignace Post MCO was in the area and began looking for the wrong-way driver. As the MCO approached the Charles-Moran Road overpass, he observed headlights cresting the hill, traveling south in the northbound lanes. The MCO was able to identify that the vehicle was just ahead of him. He did not observe any other traffic, and he was able to position himself on I-75 and activate his emergency lights and his siren as the vehicle came closer. As the vehicle approached the MCO, it slowed but did not come to a complete stop until the MCO yelled at the driver to pull over. The driver gave a shrug and appeared confused but did stop. A subsequent investigation resulted in the woman being arrested for Operating Under the Influence of Drugs (OUID) and Possession of Analogues, as she was in possession of controlled substances (pills) that were not prescribed to her. The woman was lodged in the Mackinac County Jail. On February 12, 2026, 66-year-old Therese Parolini, from South Range, Michigan, was arraigned in the 92nd District Court on charges of OUID and Possession of Analogues. She was given a personal recognizance bond. She is next due in court on February 23, 2026. The defendant is considered innocent unless proven guilty. MSP was assisted by St. Ignace Police Department. “This could have been a tragic incident that was thankfully stopped,” said Lt. Ben Eckola, MSP Eighth District Public Information Officer. “We thank our MCO who made this stop, and all local law enforcement members, who often put their own safety at risk in order to keep the public safe.”
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Mackinac County, Michigan. A Michigan State Police (MSP) Motor Carrier Officer (MCO) was in the right place at the right time to safely stop a dangerous wrong-way driver on I-75 in Mackinac County. The driver was subsequently arrested for multiple offenses, including Operating Under the Influence of Drugs. On February 11, 2026, at approximately 7:25 p.m., a BOL (be on the lookout) was issued to local law enforcement by Chippewa County Central Dispatch for a vehicle traveling southbound on I-75 in the northbound lanes. A St. Ignace Post MCO was in the area and began looking for the wrong-way driver. As the MCO approached the Charles-Moran Road overpass, he observed headlights cresting the hill, traveling south in the northbound lanes. The MCO was able to identify that the vehicle was just ahead of him. He did not observe any other traffic, and he was able to position himself on I-75 and activate his emergency lights and his siren as the vehicle came closer. As the vehicle approached the MCO, it slowed but did not come to a complete stop until the MCO yelled at the driver to pull over. The driver gave a shrug and appeared confused but did stop. A subsequent investigation resulted in the woman being arrested for Operating Under the Influence of Drugs (OUID) and Possession of Analogues, as she was in possession of controlled substances (pills) that were not prescribed to her. The woman was lodged in the Mackinac County Jail. On February 12, 2026, 66-year-old Therese Parolini, from South Range, Michigan, was arraigned in the 92nd District Court on charges of OUID and Possession of Analogues. She was given a personal recognizance bond. She is next due in court on February 23, 2026. The defendant is considered innocent unless proven guilty. MSP was assisted by St. Ignace Police Department. “This could have been a tragic incident that was thankfully stopped,” said Lt. Ben Eckola, MSP Eighth District Public Information Officer. “We thank our MCO who made this stop, and all local law enforcement members, who often put their own safety at risk in order to keep the public safe.”

MSP Eighth District

13,450 次观看 • 7 个月前

This judge is not having it! Judge Michael Cicconetti didn’t play games. Known for his "creative justice," he was never afraid to speak his mind when a defendant showed zero remorse. ​In this video, Demetrius "D-Meech" Smith tried to brush off domestic violence charges involving a child, claiming he just "had bigger things going on." The judge wasn't having it. This man did not learn from this. As of April 2026, Demetrius "D-Meech" Smith is currently under supervised release (parole/probation) following a prison sentence for separate felony charges in Ohio. ​While the domestic violence case in the viral video resulted in three years of probation back in 2017, his legal troubles escalated significantly afterward: ​Felony Conviction: Smith was later convicted in Cuyahoga County on more serious charges (Docket CR18629042), including second-degree felony offenses. ​Prison Sentence: He served a multi-year sentence in the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction system. ​Current Status: He was released from prison and began a period of active supervision on April 15, 2025. ​Supervision End Date: His current parole/supervision is scheduled to continue for approximately three years, with an expected end date in September 2028.
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This judge is not having it! Judge Michael Cicconetti didn’t play games. Known for his "creative justice," he was never afraid to speak his mind when a defendant showed zero remorse. ​In this video, Demetrius "D-Meech" Smith tried to brush off domestic violence charges involving a child, claiming he just "had bigger things going on." The judge wasn't having it. This man did not learn from this. As of April 2026, Demetrius "D-Meech" Smith is currently under supervised release (parole/probation) following a prison sentence for separate felony charges in Ohio. ​While the domestic violence case in the viral video resulted in three years of probation back in 2017, his legal troubles escalated significantly afterward: ​Felony Conviction: Smith was later convicted in Cuyahoga County on more serious charges (Docket CR18629042), including second-degree felony offenses. ​Prison Sentence: He served a multi-year sentence in the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction system. ​Current Status: He was released from prison and began a period of active supervision on April 15, 2025. ​Supervision End Date: His current parole/supervision is scheduled to continue for approximately three years, with an expected end date in September 2028.

Giggling Ganon

26,595 次观看 • 5 个月前

Let's recall the ridiculous press conference the family of Karmelo Anthony held shortly after Karmelo murdered Austin Metcalf. The Anthonys present themselves as the victims of the Metcalf family. The father of Austin Metcalf, Jeff Metcalf, showed up at the Anthony Family press conference, which was a public event. He says his purpose for being there was to show support for the parents of Karmelo, to extend an olive branch of peace, to say he did not blame the parents. The Anthonys rejected his peace overture, and had Austin's father removed from the press conference by police. They showed zero compassion or empathy for Austin or the Metcalf family, and took zero responsibility for raising this monster who murdered Austin. They presented themselves as the victims. It's worth noting who the Anthony family selected as the spokesman for the family, a criminal named DOMINQUE ALEXANDER. Here's Alexander's partial criminal record . . . ** In 2011, he pled guilty for causing injury to a child (felony assault). He was arrested for physically abusing his then-girlfriend’s 2-year-old child (allegedly shaking and hitting the child with an object, causing serious bodily injury). ** He has been was convicted or arrested for a wide range of crimes, including for forging a check, stealing a car, falsely claiming a car was stolen, theft, making a false report, and evading arrest. ** He then violated the terms of his probations -- to include missing meetings, leaving the county without permission, unpaid fees, failed to complete his required anger management classes. This led to a 2016 sentence of five years in prison (with credit for time served, resulting in minimal actual jail time, reportedly around eight days). He also faced offensive physical contact and felony theft charges around this period. ** He was arrested for felony theft of property ($2,500–$30,000) involving a 2016 business dispute. The charge was enhanced due to a prior forgery conviction. He pled guilty in 2021 and was sentenced to two days in jail (credit for time served). ** In 2019, he was arrested on allegations of shoving, choking, head-butting, and continuous violence against his longtime girlfriend (mother of his children). He was indicted on a third-degree felony for continuous family violence (plus a misdemeanor). The charges were later dismissed in 2021 after the alleged victim (the mother of his children) declined to testify. And he's the man the Anthony family selected as their PR spokesman. This is who the Anthony family is. No wonder Karmelo turned out the way he did. Notice also that when Jeff Metcalf was asked to leave the press conference (a public event) he left and was gracious about it. He did not stab anyone in the heart.
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Let's recall the ridiculous press conference the family of Karmelo Anthony held shortly after Karmelo murdered Austin Metcalf. The Anthonys present themselves as the victims of the Metcalf family. The father of Austin Metcalf, Jeff Metcalf, showed up at the Anthony Family press conference, which was a public event. He says his purpose for being there was to show support for the parents of Karmelo, to extend an olive branch of peace, to say he did not blame the parents. The Anthonys rejected his peace overture, and had Austin's father removed from the press conference by police. They showed zero compassion or empathy for Austin or the Metcalf family, and took zero responsibility for raising this monster who murdered Austin. They presented themselves as the victims. It's worth noting who the Anthony family selected as the spokesman for the family, a criminal named DOMINQUE ALEXANDER. Here's Alexander's partial criminal record . . . ** In 2011, he pled guilty for causing injury to a child (felony assault). He was arrested for physically abusing his then-girlfriend’s 2-year-old child (allegedly shaking and hitting the child with an object, causing serious bodily injury). ** He has been was convicted or arrested for a wide range of crimes, including for forging a check, stealing a car, falsely claiming a car was stolen, theft, making a false report, and evading arrest. ** He then violated the terms of his probations -- to include missing meetings, leaving the county without permission, unpaid fees, failed to complete his required anger management classes. This led to a 2016 sentence of five years in prison (with credit for time served, resulting in minimal actual jail time, reportedly around eight days). He also faced offensive physical contact and felony theft charges around this period. ** He was arrested for felony theft of property ($2,500–$30,000) involving a 2016 business dispute. The charge was enhanced due to a prior forgery conviction. He pled guilty in 2021 and was sentenced to two days in jail (credit for time served). ** In 2019, he was arrested on allegations of shoving, choking, head-butting, and continuous violence against his longtime girlfriend (mother of his children). He was indicted on a third-degree felony for continuous family violence (plus a misdemeanor). The charges were later dismissed in 2021 after the alleged victim (the mother of his children) declined to testify. And he's the man the Anthony family selected as their PR spokesman. This is who the Anthony family is. No wonder Karmelo turned out the way he did. Notice also that when Jeff Metcalf was asked to leave the press conference (a public event) he left and was gracious about it. He did not stab anyone in the heart.

Ben Hart

52,545 次观看 • 3 个月前

The 34-year old man arrested in connection with stabbing a 54-year old woman on BART Saturday has a long criminal history dating back to 2006 and spanning the Bay Area. Questions are being raised about his latest convictions and lenient sentencing in Alameda County. In documents I obtained today, he faced 29 charges earlier this year, including violent robbery from January 8th. He was on probation at the time and the case dismissed as part of a plea deal. The DA’s office tells me the susepct was released in July of 2024 “due to good conduct credits.” In another instance he was sentenced by DA Pamela Price in 2023 to one day in jail and probation for a 2021 case for many charges including 1st-degree robbery and sale of ammunition to a minor. Full story & how one of his prior victims from 2014 reacted when I told her about the BART incident. ⬇️
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The 34-year old man arrested in connection with stabbing a 54-year old woman on BART Saturday has a long criminal history dating back to 2006 and spanning the Bay Area. Questions are being raised about his latest convictions and lenient sentencing in Alameda County. In documents I obtained today, he faced 29 charges earlier this year, including violent robbery from January 8th. He was on probation at the time and the case dismissed as part of a plea deal. The DA’s office tells me the susepct was released in July of 2024 “due to good conduct credits.” In another instance he was sentenced by DA Pamela Price in 2023 to one day in jail and probation for a 2021 case for many charges including 1st-degree robbery and sale of ammunition to a minor. Full story & how one of his prior victims from 2014 reacted when I told her about the BART incident. ⬇️

Dion Lim

97,722 次观看 • 1 年前

This dude thinks he is a tough guy as he assaults an officer right in front of his parents in their home. Meet Anish Lakhe, a resident on the 8900 block of Brandon Road. In Darien Illinois. Darien Police Department officers responded to a domestic-related emergency call at the Brandon Road home. Upon their arrival, Lakhe was actively resisting efforts the officers were making to manage the situation. The encounter quickly turned physical. Lakhe assaulted one of the responding officers , causing physical injury to the Darien police officer before he could be successfully restrained and placed in handcuffs. ​Lakhe was subsequently transported to the DuPage County Jail and faced severe felony charges, including: ​Two Counts of Aggravated Battery to a Peace Officer (Class 2 Felonies) ​Resisting a Peace Officer Causing Injury (Class 4 Felony) ​Domestic Battery (Class A Misdemeanor) Lakhe's legal troubles have not ended there and have further escalated. ​In early February 2026, Darien Police officers were dispatched right back to the exact same residence in the 8900 block of Brandon Road for yet another domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a female complainant who exhibited visible bruising on her ankle. ​Lakhe was arrested once again at the scene and hit with a new round of criminal charges: ​Two Counts of Domestic Battery ​Interfering with the Reporting of Domestic Violence ​He was once again booked into the DuPage County Jail. Public records and the repeated police dispatches confirm that Lakhe continues to reside at the same family home with his parents on Brandon Road, where both violent domestic escalations have manifested. We will have to keep an eye on this to see what court results are. Soft on crime Illinois let him right back out on cashless bail.
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This dude thinks he is a tough guy as he assaults an officer right in front of his parents in their home. Meet Anish Lakhe, a resident on the 8900 block of Brandon Road. In Darien Illinois. Darien Police Department officers responded to a domestic-related emergency call at the Brandon Road home. Upon their arrival, Lakhe was actively resisting efforts the officers were making to manage the situation. The encounter quickly turned physical. Lakhe assaulted one of the responding officers , causing physical injury to the Darien police officer before he could be successfully restrained and placed in handcuffs. ​Lakhe was subsequently transported to the DuPage County Jail and faced severe felony charges, including: ​Two Counts of Aggravated Battery to a Peace Officer (Class 2 Felonies) ​Resisting a Peace Officer Causing Injury (Class 4 Felony) ​Domestic Battery (Class A Misdemeanor) Lakhe's legal troubles have not ended there and have further escalated. ​In early February 2026, Darien Police officers were dispatched right back to the exact same residence in the 8900 block of Brandon Road for yet another domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, officers made contact with a female complainant who exhibited visible bruising on her ankle. ​Lakhe was arrested once again at the scene and hit with a new round of criminal charges: ​Two Counts of Domestic Battery ​Interfering with the Reporting of Domestic Violence ​He was once again booked into the DuPage County Jail. Public records and the repeated police dispatches confirm that Lakhe continues to reside at the same family home with his parents on Brandon Road, where both violent domestic escalations have manifested. We will have to keep an eye on this to see what court results are. Soft on crime Illinois let him right back out on cashless bail.

Giggling Gannon

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BREAKING NEWS: Suspect in Laveko Khosa Murder and Rape Case Found After Malamulele Shutdown A major breakthrough has been made in the case involving the brutal murder of Laveko Khosa and the rape of his younger sister. The main suspect has been found following an intensive manhunt triggered by a two-day total shutdown in Malamulele B2. The shutdown, led by angry community members demanding justice, brought the area to a standstill as roads were blocked and businesses closed. Residents called for swift action from law enforcement, which ultimately led to the arrest of the suspect. In a video circulating on social media, the suspect can be heard naming his alleged accomplices. This development is expected to help police further unravel the case and bring those responsible to justice. Authorities have not yet released an official statement, but sources suggest more arrests could follow.
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BREAKING NEWS: Suspect in Laveko Khosa Murder and Rape Case Found After Malamulele Shutdown A major breakthrough has been made in the case involving the brutal murder of Laveko Khosa and the rape of his younger sister. The main suspect has been found following an intensive manhunt triggered by a two-day total shutdown in Malamulele B2. The shutdown, led by angry community members demanding justice, brought the area to a standstill as roads were blocked and businesses closed. Residents called for swift action from law enforcement, which ultimately led to the arrest of the suspect. In a video circulating on social media, the suspect can be heard naming his alleged accomplices. This development is expected to help police further unravel the case and bring those responsible to justice. Authorities have not yet released an official statement, but sources suggest more arrests could follow.

Mkhwanazi for President

220,084 次观看 • 1 年前