Category: Crime News
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Richard Bradley Jr. Faces Additional Murder Charges in Gold-Bait Killings: Serial Suspect’s Alleged Pattern Unveiled
Washington state resident Richard Bradley Jr., currently in custody awaiting trial for one murder, now confronts three additional murder charges. Prosecutors allege that Richard Bradley Jr., 40, enticed all four victims into helping him unearth buried gold Initially charged in May 2021 with first-degree murder in the death of 44-year-old Brandi Blake, whose body was…
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Widower Faces Attempted Murder Charge Nearly Two Years After Wife’s Cancer-Related Death
The arrest warrant, signed by a Fifth District Court judge, accuses him of an attempted murder charge in connection to the death of his wife, Arenda Lee McCulla, 47, who passed away in December 2021. In Utah, DeWayne McCulla, 45, faces an attempted murder charge for allegedly trying to end his wife’s life, nearly two…
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Virginia Mother Arrested For Child Neglect After 6-Year-Old Son Shot Teacher In Front Of Class Sentenced To 2 Years In Prison
A Virginia mother arrested for child neglect after her 6-year-old son shot his teacher in front of class was sentenced to two years in prison. Virginia Mother Arrested After Her 6-Year-Old Son Injures Teacher in Front of Class in Shooting Incident A Virginia mother arrested named Deja Taylor was accused of child neglect after her…
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Ohio BCI Ended Its Inquiry Into Ta’kiya Young Shooting Death
The state’s inquiry into Ta’Kiya Young’s shooting death and the death of her unborn child is complete. The 21-year-old pregnant lady was shot by a Blendon Township policeman in August outside of a Kroger. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation has been investigating the matter ever since. 2 police officers believed Young was under the influence…
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Beth Wood, Outgoing North Carolina State Auditor, Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanors in Vehicle Misuse Case on Last Day; Sentenced to Probation
In a surprising turn of events on her final workday, Beth Wood, the outgoing North Carolina State Auditor, entered a guilty plea on Friday to two misdemeanor charges related to the misuse of a state-issued vehicle for personal errands. The plea was accepted by Wake County Superior Court Judge Paul Ridgeway, who subsequently sentenced Beth…
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Deja Taylor Sentenced to Two Years in Child Neglect Case After Son Shoots Teacher: Newport News Tragedy Unfolds
In a recent court hearing, Deja Taylor, a Virginia woman, received a two-year prison sentence for felony child neglect after her then-6-year-old son shot his first-grade teacher, Abigail Zwerner, in January at Richneck Elementary in Newport News. The incident involved Deja Taylor’s handgun, and her son, whose identity remains undisclosed, accessed the firearm from her…
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Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel Leads Response as Louisville Police Confront Armed Individual in Domestic Incident Resulting in Fatal Shooting
In a tragic incident on Thursday night, two individuals were shot, and one succumbed to their injuries following a domestic disturbance that led Louisville police to respond to an armed person. The city’s Police Chief, Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel, revealed that officers were dispatched to a residence on North 25th Street at approximately 8:45 p.m. The call…
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Hanukkah Menorah Defiantly Relit in Oakland After Vandalism Sparks Hate Crime Investigation
In a show of resilience and unity, a community in Oakland came together on Wednesday to illuminate a replacement Hanukkah menorah after the original one fell victim to a disturbing act of vandalism, prompting the initiation of a hate crime investigation by the Oakland Police Department. The incident unfolded in the early hours of Wednesday,…
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Michigan State Trooper Injured in Fatal Shootout with Suspect in Saginaw County Incident
The incident occurred at approximately 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday at a Bridgeport Township hotel, according to reports from MLive.com. A Michigan State Trooper is currently in the process of recovery after sustaining injuries in an exchange of gunfire that resulted in the demise of a suspect Michigan State Police Col. James Grady II detailed that…
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Former FBI Counterintelligence Chief Gets 50-Month Prison Term for Collaborating with Russian Oligarch
Former FBI counterintelligence chief Charles McGonigal received a 50-month sentence for secretly collaborating with Oleg Deripaska a Russian Oligarch. FBI’s McGonigal Gets 50-Month Sentence for Working with Sanctioned Figure Russian Oligarch Oleg Deripaska McGonigal, who retired in 2018, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate U.S. sanctions. McGonigal was sentenced to 50 months for working with…