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06/19/2026

Babysitter Arrested After Child Abuse Allegations

Evan Joseph Moore A 21-year-old man, who investigators say had worked as a babysitter and nanny, has been arrested after accusations he s*xually abused a child.

Moore is charged with indecency with a child

MCSO is urging anyone who may have been a victim of Evan Moore to come forward and speak with the Special Victims Unit at 936-760-5876. Tips can also be submitted anonymously through Multi-County Crime Stopper at 1-800-392-7867.

KHOU-TV Houston





06/19/2026

Elderly Florida Woman Accused of Hate Crime in BB Gun Attack

A 91-year-old Margate woman is facing a hate crime charge after authorities say she fired a BB gun at her neighbor during a dispute.

According to police, the incident happened on May 4, 2025, in the 6800 block of Royal Palm Boulevard. More than a year later, investigators arrested Lois Helen Roeckelein in connection with the case.

The alleged victim, Marilyn Lopez, told Local 10 News she was walking her dog, Cash, along a canal behind Roeckelein's home when the confrontation occurred.

Lopez said Roeckelein warned her, "If you don't get out of my property, I'm going to shoot you right now."

Moments later, Lopez said, Roeckelein began firing the BB gun in her direction.

Lopez also claimed the incident was not an isolated one. She said Roeckelein had made hostile remarks to her on previous occasions, including one statement in which she allegedly said, "I will not rest until I see all of you immigrants go back where you belong."

Investigators later charged Roeckelein with a hate crime in connection with the alleged shooting.
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06/19/2026

Police Say Woman Stole From the Dead While Child Watched

A woman is being sought by authorities after surveillance cameras captured her allegedly stealing jewelry and other valuables from a mausoleum in west Houston. Investigators say the suspect was accompanied by a toddler during the incident and may be linked to additional thefts at the same cemetery.
ABC13 Houston





06/19/2026

FedEx Driver Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Walmart Shipments

A Florida FedEx driver Jose Angel Ruiz Collazo, 35, is facing serious charges after investigators accused him of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from deliveries at a Walmart on Belvedere Road in Royal Palm Beach.

According to authorities, the suspect allegedly took multiple high-value items, including iPhone 17 Pro smartphones, AirPods, diamond rings, a smartwatch, and other merchandise valued at more than $22,000.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office launched an investigation after reports of missing packages and eventually identified the FedEx driver as a suspect.

Authorities say Ruiz Collazo faces felony charges for:

Multiple thefts within a specified period

Organized fraud

CBS 12 News - WPEC


06/18/2026

Mother of Baby Kohen Murdered in Walmart Shooting Speaks

Vellesiya Wiley says she and her one-year-old son were leaving Walmart with a friend when everything changed in a matter of seconds.

According to Wiley, police approached her friend over an alleged shoplifting incident. After getting into the car, she says the driver began backing up and accidentally hit another vehicle.

That's when Wiley says she saw officers running toward them with their guns drawn.

"I lifted my baby up so they could see him," Wiley said. "By the time I put him back down, shots were fired."

One of those bullets struck her son, Kohen Wiley, who later died from his injuries. The driver was also hit.

Police say the vehicle was driven toward officers. But Wiley disputes that account, saying the officers were standing on the right side of the car while the vehicle was moving to the left.

"They just shot at the car," Wiley said. "They didn't have to do that."
wreg.com

06/16/2026

Brother Of Anna Kepner Ordered Into Federal Custody For Cruise Ship Murder

The teenage boy accused of ra**ng and murdering his stepsister, Anna Kepner, aboard a family cruise ship has been ordered to remain in custody until his trial, after spending several months free on bail.

According to a sealed court order 16-year-old Thomas Hudson has been ordered into federal custody as he awaits trial.

Hudson had previously been living with a relative under strict release conditions, including electronic monitoring. But following months of legal proceedings over whether he should remain free before trial, a federal judge ultimately ordered his detention.

Records show that Hudson reported to the federal courthouse in Tampa as instructed and was subsequently taken into custody by U.S. Marshals.
WKMG News 6

06/16/2026

New details are emerging in the fatal Walmart shooting in Mississippi that resulted in the death of 1-year-old Kohen Kartier Wiley. Witnesses described events leading up to the incident as investigators continue reviewing the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

News Channel 3

06/16/2026

Bibb County Alabama Case Update: Eight Defendants Appear in Court as One Pleads Guilty

Eight suspects involved in the Bibb County child s*x trafficking case appeared in court, where one of them admitted guilt to kidnapping and a revised charge of s*xual torture.

Among those present were Oliva Elam, Andres Trejo, William Chase McElroy, Dalton Terrell, Ricky Terrell, Sara Terrell, and Timothy St. John. The eighth suspect, Rebecca Brewer, pleaded guilty, and her case is currently under a gag order.

Authorities revealed that the disturbing details of the case revolve around an underground bunker in Bibb County. Officials stated that the case includes at least 10 victims who suffered s*xual abuse for a minimum of two years.
wvtm13

06/15/2026

Witnesses Say Racial Slurs Came First — Then the Shooting Started

The GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) is investigating a shooting in Leesburg after witnesses alleged racial slurs were exchanged before gunfire erupted. Authorities continue to gather evidence as the investigation unfolds. This video reviews the known facts, witness accounts, and the latest updates from law enforcement.

WALB




06/14/2026

He Fought Back: The $20M Courthouse Brawl Caught on Video

WHAT DO YOU THINK? Don Long II was never charged for fighting back against this deputy. Do you think more states need to explicitly protect citizens who are forced to physically defend themselves from an aggressive cop? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

When truck driver Don Long II walked into a North Carolina courthouse for a routine court date, he was blocked, pushed, and pepper-sprayed at close range by Northampton County Deputy Gregory Colson. Surveillance footage caught what happened next: Colson followed Long down the hallway and attacked him from behind—but he didn't expect Long to stand his ground and fight back.

Deputy Colson resigned shortly after the internal investigation began. The district attorney completely cleared Don Long, refusing to file any charges against him for defending his own life. Now, Long is fighting a $20 million federal civil rights lawsuit after the close-range pepper spray left him with permanent eye damage, threatening his commercial driving career. Watch the full breakdown of the surveillance footage and the ongoing legal battle.
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