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  • Diamond Thief Arrested in Chicago Days After Stealing $133,000 Worth of Precious Stones June 29, 2018
  • Colorado Goth Metal Band Founder Stabs Homeless Person to Death in Back Alley June 28, 2018
  • Irate South Carolina Woman Cusses Out Black Teens at Pool, Assaults Sheriff’s Deputy June 27, 2018
  • Georgia Couple Arrested For Keeping Mentally Challenged Daughter Locked Inside Room for Months June 27, 2018
  • Washington Man Paralyzed After Run-in With Gun-Toting Carjacker June 26, 2018
  • Autistic Boy Admitted to Emergency Room After Being Impaled By A Plank of Wood June 25, 2018

Colorado Goth Metal Band Founder Stabs Homeless Person to Death in Back Alley

June 28, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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Police found Lucero’s body shortly after getting stabbed by the goth metal band founder.

On Monday, a Colorado jury found Christian Gulzow, the founder of a goth metal band, guilty of second-degree murder.  The individual, who was wearing demonic face paint and bladed gloves at the time of the attack, stabbed to death Brian Lucero, a homeless person. It’s still unclear why the two argued.

Colorado Goth Metal Band Founder Wore Gloves with Blades and Face Paint During Attack

This week, 37-year-old Christian Gulzow, the founder of The Paranormal, a local goth metal band, was found guilty of second-degree murder, after being initially charged with first-degree murder.

According to court documents, on the 23rd of May 2017, Gulzow had an altercation with Brian Lucero, a 29-year-old homeless person. The conflict took place in the parking lot of Torchy’s Tacos. To this day, the authorities have been unable to establish the reason behind Gulzow’s attack.

At the time of the attack, the accused was wearing white demonic face paint. Authorities believe that Gulzow was coming back from a concert, as he’s the founder and vocalist of The Paranormal, a Colorado goth metal band.

According to the detectives, Gulzow is also the vocalist of a heavy metal band, and, apparently, the owner, founder, and promoter of @ΨWorldMusicStudiosΨ specialized in metal music.

On the night of the attack, Gulzow was also wearing a pair of bladed gloves. The authorities declared that each blade measured 2 to 3 inches.

Conclusion

Gulzow slashed Lucero’s throat and left on his scooter. The first responders pronounced Lucero dead at the scene. Using street cam footage, the authorities were able to identify the homeless man’s killer.

When the goth metal band founder was found, he was still wearing the same outfit. Furthermore, the arresting officers said that Gulzow’s shirt was covered in fresh blood.

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Filed Under: United States & World

Philly Couple Sought by Police after Using Quarter Sticks to Blow Open ATM Safe

June 22, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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The Philly couple used quarter sticks to blow open the safe.

Philadelphia authorities are currently searching for an African-American couple believed to be behind the explosion that occurred on Wednesday inside a beer distributor. According to the bomb squad, the suspect used quarter sticks, crude, yet highly effective exploding devices.

Quarter Sticks Are Easy to Make But Very Dangerous, Especially Indoors

On Wednesday, the owner of a beer distributor located on Allegheny Street dialed 911 to report an explosion. Law enforcement officers and a bomb squad cordoned the area several minutes later.

According to the incident report, one or more persons planted an improvised explosive device on the store’s ATM in an attempt to blast open the door’s safe.

A bomb squad technician at the scene declared that IED, known as a quarter stick, were ineffective at breaking open the safe’s door.

He said that the device only tore apart the front part of the machine, leaving the safe intact.

After reviewing the security camera footage, the authorities identified two possible suspects. According to the police, around 9:30 p.m., an African-American male could be seen entering the beer distributor.

He is followed by a woman who was later seen scoping the machine. Apparently, the man smuggled the bomb inside the store in his back pocket.

A couple of minutes later, the female places her hand in the man’s back pocket, retrieves the bomb, placing it on the ATM.

Before any of the store’s employees could react, the woman lit the IED’s fuse and ran out the front door. Seconds later, the device exploded, leaving a cloud of dust behind.

Conclusion

According to a Philadelphia Police Department spokesperson, the female who appeared on tape has been identified by the store’s owner and taken into custody. At the moment, the authorities are trying to discover the whereabouts of her male accomplice.

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Filed Under: United States & World

South Carolina Beer Pong Session Goes South As Man Opens Fire

June 15, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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Man tried to shoot his best friend after playing beer pong.

On Saturday morning, Summerville authorities arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with a shooting and high-speed chase. According to the police report, the suspect tried to murder an identified man during a beer pong session. No one was injured during the incident.

Beer Pong Sessions Leads to Gun Fire Exchange and High-Speed Chase

According to a Summerville Police Department spokesperson, on Saturday morning a person contacted the authorities to report a shooting that was taking place at a Moncks Corner home.

Based on the police findings, the incident occurred shortly after 23-year-old Timothy Gainey, a woman, and Gainey’s 21-year-old friend finished a beer pong session.

The unidentified woman told the authorities that things went south after Gainey asked her to kiss him and to show her breasts. It was all part of a beer pong challenge. The investigators couldn’t determine if the female went through with it.

However, according to the woman, she was so upset by Gainey’s dare that she decided to stop playing the game. Apparently, Gainey became upset after his 21-year-old friend went to console the woman.

Allegedly, Gainey confronted the man about his interest in the female beer pong player. At one point, the suspect told his friend to step outside to continue the argument.

The victim told the authorities that after arguing with Gainey, he got in his car. However, Gainey pounded on his window in an attempt to get him out. When he tried to drive away, Gainey blocked the exist with his car.

Conclusion

Upon leaving the house, Gainey chased him and opened fire from inside his vehicle. The victim told the authorities that he returned fire.

Gainey was arrested a few hours later and charged with attempted murder. Fortunately, no one was injured during the shoot-out.

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Filed Under: United States & World

Daycare Owner Arrested for Spanking Children with a Wooden Paddle Named ‘Bob’

June 6, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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Daycare worker allegedly spanked a 4-year-old child with a similar paddle.

A 60-year-old daycare owner was arrested on Tuesday in Pickens, North Carolina for allegedly spanking a 4-year-old with a wooden paddle. According to the probable cause affidavit, the owner of the daycare center did not inform the parents of the establishment’s punitive measures.

Daycare Owner Could Have Punished Other Children With Wooden Paddle

Angel Taylor, the mother of the four-year-old boy who has been allegedly beaten by Margaret Sue Tennis, the owner of Carousel of Learning daycare center, declared that her son’s buttocks were bright read the day she took him home.

Also, Mrs. Taylor told the authorities that she learned about Tennis’ disciplinary methods from her son.

Following the woman’s complaint, the daycare worker was taken into custody and charged with battery and third-degree assault.

So far, the investigation revealed that the 60-year-old woman reportedly used a wooden paddle to spank Mrs. Taylor’s child and possibly other infants in her care.

While searching a house search warrant, the authorities discovered the object mentioned by the boy’s mother. Apparently, it is a long wooden stick with polka dots on it and the name ‘Bob’ engraved on its handle.

During her bond hearing on Tuesday, the daycare owner denied all charges. More than that, Tennis’ husband declared that the woman never spanked the children in her care and that ‘Bob’ is actually a paint mixer stick and nothing more.

After the hearing, the 60-year-old South Carolina daycare owner was released on a personal recognizance bond.

The Department of Social Services will also investigate Mrs. Taylor’s claims.

Conclusion

Mrs. Tennis couldn’t be reached for comments. Her husband told a reported that the hearing and charges saddened his wife who has a medical condition.

The Carousel of Learning, Tennis’ establishment, has been temporarily closed down.

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Filed Under: United States & World

Man Breaks Into Maine Church, Raids Pantry

May 30, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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Because the Lord forgives and forgets when man cannot, we bring you the story of a famished thief from Maine who vandalized an entire church while searching for food. Members of the Maine church declared that the property damage would surely take its toll on the entire community.

Maine Church Says Thief Stole Frozen Pizza and Ice-Cream

On Tuesday, members of Maine’s Old Orchard Beach United Methodist Church contacted the authorities to report a burglary.

Sheriff’s deputies determined that sometime between Monday and Tuesday morning, an unknown individual broke into the church, vandalized the kitchen, and ran away with food.

According to the members of the church who discovered the whole thing, the church doesn’t mind about the food, but the kitchen and food pantry has been damaged beyond repair.

Apparently, after making his way inside the kitchen, the thief tore down the pantry door and broke a couple of chairs just to gain access to the food stash.

If that wasn’t enough, according to a church member, the thief also broke a desk drawer, stomped on a wall clock, and threw several bibles on the ground before leaving the premises.

Interestingly enough, according to a Maine church spokesperson, they don’t care much about the missing food, but the mess the robber made before leaving is going to cost the community.

Conclusion

In a recent Facebook post, the Old Orchard Beach United Methodist Church wrote that the establishment’s security would be upgraded.

Furthermore, they’ve made an appeal to the individual or individuals who broke into the church, saying that the authorities have already begun an investigation.

They ended the post in a lighter mode by saying that they will be praying for the soul of the thief.

Based on the police report, the thief removed three boxes of frozen pizza and a tub of ice cream.

Filed Under: United States & World

California Grunt Mut Busts Man Carrying 60 Pound of Methamphetamine

May 22, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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A freshly recruited police dog managed to sniff out 60 pounds of methamphetamine on his first day on the job. The man transporting the drugs was arrested and charged. Authorities declared that the drugs were stashed under the driver’s seat.

K-9 Recruit Leads Cops to Major Methamphetamine Bust

Meet Rye, a junior K-9 officer at the West Covina Police Department. Apart from being an outstandingly good boy and a greenhorn, Rye does have an interesting story.

According to a West Covina Police Department spokesperson, Rye completing his drug detection training a couple of months ago, meaning that he did not see any action until last week.

On Saturday, Rye joined the rest of the squad, who was assigned to monitor the Interstate 10 Freeway.

The authorities stopped a driver who violated several traffic rules. According to the case report, the driver, 28-year-old Pedro Lopez, appeared to be tense while talking to the officer.

While searching the vehicle, one of the officers found a small bag containing methamphetamine. Lopez was arrested and charged.

Another officer brought Rye to Lopez’s car to see if the man had any more drugs. A couple of minutes later, Rye showed officers that there was something wrong with the driver’s seat.

Upon dismantling the seat, the arresting officers found a significant amount of amphetamine. Lopez’s vehicle was impounded and brought to the police department.

Conclusion

A closer inspection of the vehicle revealed a second hidden compartment under the passenger’s seat. The authorities later revealed that roughly 60 pounds of methamphetamine were recovered from the suspect’s car.

Lopez was booked into county jail on a $1 million bond.

Meanwhile, the-not-so-green cop dog was congratulated by his colleagues. He, of course, received tons of food, pats, and belly rubs. Rye’s story was posted on West Covina Police Department’s Facebook page.

Filed Under: United States & World

California Burglar Stops to Breakdance in Front of the Camera

May 16, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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The California burglar stole a laptop from the office building.

Whoever said that stealing is dull? Apparently, not an individual from California who was caught on tape doing the victory dance before swiping a computer. The California burglar put on quite a performance of the authorities who later rewarded him with a pair of handcuffs and several charges.

California Burglar Scoped the Building Days Before the Hit

Last week, the authorities arrested David Seale, a 43-year-old California resident. The man was charged with multiple counts, including burglary, providing fake information, and possessing stolen property.

Interestingly enough, Seale’s artistic side was what landed him in jail, according to a Fresno County Police spokesperson.

As the story goes, Seale spent several days scoping out an office building. Before setting his plan in motion, the California burglar obtained the original front door key and made copies. He used these keys to gain access to the building.

On Tuesday, after closing time, Seale used one of these fake keys to waltz through the front door. Instead of getting the job done and scatter, the California burglar remained near the front door and danced.

For a minute or so, Seale broke into breakdance. After that, he simply went into an office, swiped a laptop, and left the building.

Unfortunately for him, the performance caught the attention of the authorities who moved in to seize the suspect.

Conclusion

According to a Fresno Police Department spokesperson, the suspect was caught several blocks away from the office building. He appeared to check out his new laptop.

When approached by authorities, the California burglar gave a fake name.  A quick background check revealed that the individual was wanted for parole violation.

Seale was charged with commercial burglary, possessing stolen items, and giving false information. He’s being held in county jail without bail.

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Filed Under: United States & World

Is There Water Ice on the Moon? Lunar Meteorite Suggest So (Study)

May 9, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

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A team of scientists claims there might still be water ice beneath the surface of the Moon.

 

A lunar meteorite seems to suggest that there may be water ice hidden just below the surface of the Moon. This is because the specimen contains pieces of moganite. Scientists consider that this cannot form without the process of water evaporation.

While specialists have long known that water ice exists at the Moon’s poles, this new discovery may hold great promise for future space exploration missions.

A source of water would significantly increase humanity’s chances of colonizing the lunar surface someday. A team from Tohoku University, the third largest university in Japan, announced the discovery.

Study results are available in a paper in the journal Science Advances. 

 

The Importance of Water Ice on the Moon

 

Masahiro Kayama, the lead researcher, believes that asteroids or comets may have delivered water to the surface of the Moon more than 3 billion years ago. He considers that water might have covered the lunar surface for a while. However, the water could have then seeped below the lunar surface.

Since the sunrays cannot get below the surface to evaporate the water, this must have remained there. It is Kayama’s belief that a comet then hit the lunar surface and sending the meteorite to crash on Earth.

No one knows how long the meteorite laid in the desert before its discovery 13 years ago. Kayama does not believe that the moganite could have formed after the lunar meteorite reached Earth. He offers its presence in the waterless, dry desert area as an argument against this.

 

“For the first time, we can prove that there is water ice in the lunar material,” states Kayama.

 

Scientists say that the discovery of moganite in the meteorite does not prove that water still exists below the lunar surface. On their part, the study team considers that a next step should be the study of more meteorites to see if they also contain moganite.

Also, the researchers point out the need for more studies and exploration of the surface of the Moon. These should be completed before any attempt at colonizing Earth’s natural satellite. Still, this latest discovery could be a good sign of humanity’s chances of someday colonizing, perhaps even living on the Moon.

 

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Filed Under: Science

Vermont Woman Shot and Killed Abusive Boyfriend, Hid Body in Garbage Bin

May 9, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

Vermont Woman

The Vermont woman aided by her mother placed Ford’s body in a similar garbage bin.

A Vermont court is currently reviewing the details in the case of Erika Guttilla, a 31-year-old Burlington resident, who fatally shot her 35-year-old live-in boyfriend and hid his corpse in a garbage bin before dumping it in the woods. The Vermont woman told the authorities that the man manipulated her family members by feeding them drug and that he often drank and raped her.

Vermont Woman Aided by Mother and Ex-Boyfriend to Hide Cadaver

On Tuesday, an attorney speaking on behalf of Erika Guttilla asked permission to review the facts in the woman’s rather bizarre murder case. Guttilla was arrested earlier this month and charged with first-degree murder. Several other persons, including the Vermont woman’s mother and a former boyfriend, were charged in the case.

According to court documents, Guttilla shared her parents’ Highgate house with 35-year-old Troy Ford of Brooklyn.

The woman told the investigators that her relationship with Ford was no bed of roses, as the individual was manipulative and inclined towards physical violence.

Ford’s murder came soon after the Vermont woman realized that he manipulated her entire family with drugs. More than that, the woman told the authorities that Ford made her father into his personal manservant, feeding him drugs to keep the man quiet.

One night prior to the murder, the woman told her mother about her plans of killing Ford. Reportedly, Guttilla’s mother hid a revolved in her daughter’s bedroom.

Conclusion

After killing her abusive boyfriend, the Vermont woman aided by her mother wrapped the body in cellophane and placed it in a garbage bin. The fear of being discovered led Guttilla to call 28-year-old Corey Cassani, the man she was dating since January.

With the help of Cassani, Edward Bennett, her former boyfriend, and her mother, Guttilla stuck Ford’s body inside a van and drove to the woods where they’ve ditched the cadaver.

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Filed Under: United States & World

SPCA Dallas Seizes Clandestine Puppy Mill – 11 Puppies and One Dog Found Dead

March 16, 2018 By Stephanie James Leave a Comment

Puppy Mill Busted in Dallas

SPCA Dallas said that agents discovered one female dog and 11 dead puppies in illegal puppy mill.

The Dallas Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has recently seized a clandestine facility designed to breed and sell puppies. According to the authorities, over 60 malnourished puppies and dogs were recovered from the puppy mill. The owner has been apprehended and will face criminal charges.

Dallas SPCA Agents Said That Puppies and Mother Were Kept in Filthy Conditions

On the 15th of March, a Dallas SPCA spokesperson declared that the agents managed to bring down an illegal puppy mill, set up in a small Canton house.

According to the SPCA spokesperson, the authorities have been on the case since the 1st of March following a complaint filed by an individual who declared that tens of puppies and breeding dogs were kept in inappropriate condition near Dallas.

Following the complaint, the law enforcement officials assisted by the Dallas SPCA agents went to the indicated location and managed to gain access to the building. They were greeted by a scene that they will not forget anytime soon.

One of the SPCA agents who handled the case recalled a very small room with no electricity, heat, and access to food or water. The floor was entirely covered by urine and feces. Inside the house, there were tens of dogs wandering around, all of them soaked in feces, urine, and blood.

In another area of the house, the SPCA agents found young mothers and week-old puppies locked inside wire cages or closets. Upon entering the kitchen, the authorities also discovered 11 dead puppies and their mother sealed in plastic bags and kept in the fridge.

Conclusion

Following the police actions, the SPCA managed to rescue approximately 60 puppies. All of them had long nails, parasites, and some of them had bald fur patches.

The owner of the puppy mill was later apprehended and charged with aggravated animal cruelty.

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