Wednesday, March 31, 2010
MAN ATTACKS WOMAN STRANGLE'S AND THREATENS TO KILL HER....
Cambridge —
A Cambridge man who strangled and threatened to kill a woman was arrested on March 25, according to a police report.
Cambridge Police Officers James Crowley and Eric Derman responded to Newtowne Court at 12:26 p.m. and found the 26-year-old woman in tears, “sobbing uncontrollably and pointing to the living room.” She said that the suspect had allegedly strangled her and displayed some red marks on her neck.
She said the suspect had allegedly attacked and strangled her on the living room couch until she felt “as if she was on the verge of losing consciousness.”
She also alleged that the suspect had “slapped her multiple times with his open hand and ripped the dress” she was wearing. Police also noted some minor cuts and welts on her.
She added that the suspect had threatened to kill her on multiple occasions if she ever got him arrested.
Henock Moges, 37, of Newtowne Court was found in the apartment and charged with assault to murder and threat to commit a crime.
The victim declined immediate medical attention but filed a restraining order after he was arrested. The ripped dress was reportedly submitted as evidence.---http://www.cambridgechronicle.com/
A Cambridge man who strangled and threatened to kill a woman was arrested on March 25, according to a police report.
Cambridge Police Officers James Crowley and Eric Derman responded to Newtowne Court at 12:26 p.m. and found the 26-year-old woman in tears, “sobbing uncontrollably and pointing to the living room.” She said that the suspect had allegedly strangled her and displayed some red marks on her neck.
She said the suspect had allegedly attacked and strangled her on the living room couch until she felt “as if she was on the verge of losing consciousness.”
She also alleged that the suspect had “slapped her multiple times with his open hand and ripped the dress” she was wearing. Police also noted some minor cuts and welts on her.
She added that the suspect had threatened to kill her on multiple occasions if she ever got him arrested.
Henock Moges, 37, of Newtowne Court was found in the apartment and charged with assault to murder and threat to commit a crime.
The victim declined immediate medical attention but filed a restraining order after he was arrested. The ripped dress was reportedly submitted as evidence.---http://www.cambridgechronicle.com/
ATTENTION DEPRESSION SUFFERER'S!!! (I myself suffer from depression and have my whole life) BE INFORMED!!!
If you are struggling with depression, it can feel as if you're at the mercy of the condition's ups and downs. But there are many simple steps you can take to help turn depression around and keep it in check:
Take excellent care of yourself: Depression symptoms often emerge during times of stress, when you're not eating well, sleeping enough, or getting regular exercise. But as with any condition, practicing healthy habits is exactly what your body needs to heal and get back on track.
Stick with your treatment plan: Another common cause of depression is not sticking with your depression treatment plan — both when you feel bad and when you feel good. If your treatment is working, don't stop it because you feel better. Consistency is the key to getting depression under control and preventing its return.
Do the things you enjoy: While you may not feel like pursuing your favorite hobby or adding a social activity to your week, doing so can be a powerful way to counter depression. Start small, but push yourself to engage in meaningful activities: Fake it until you make it.
Read on for more lifestyle changes you can make to help ease depression. VISIT:http://www.everydayhealth.com/
Take excellent care of yourself: Depression symptoms often emerge during times of stress, when you're not eating well, sleeping enough, or getting regular exercise. But as with any condition, practicing healthy habits is exactly what your body needs to heal and get back on track.
Stick with your treatment plan: Another common cause of depression is not sticking with your depression treatment plan — both when you feel bad and when you feel good. If your treatment is working, don't stop it because you feel better. Consistency is the key to getting depression under control and preventing its return.
Do the things you enjoy: While you may not feel like pursuing your favorite hobby or adding a social activity to your week, doing so can be a powerful way to counter depression. Start small, but push yourself to engage in meaningful activities: Fake it until you make it.
Read on for more lifestyle changes you can make to help ease depression. VISIT:http://www.everydayhealth.com/
STORE CLERK SHOT DEAD---Peoria's 3rd Homicide In 2010
PEORIA — The store clerk shot to death Tuesday night on the East Bluff has been identified as Abdallah H. Kattoum, 31.
Peoria County Coroner Johnna Ingersoll said Kattoum was pronounced dead at Peoria Food Stop, 728 E. Frye Ave., about 9:30 p.m. An autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday morning.
Police were called to the scene by a panic alarm from the scene about 8:20 p.m., and then by a 911 call a couple of minutes later saying someone had been shot, Ingersoll said.
The shooting appeared to have occurred during a robbery or attempted robbery, but police at the scene did not confirm that. Police were looking for two men who were seen running between houses in the area of Wisconsin Avenue.---
Kattoum is Peoria’s third homicide victim of 2010.
The convenience store is located near Gas USA, 2506 N. Prospect Road, where another store clerk was killed last May. In that botched robbery, Anil Dhingra, 58, of Washington was killed by multiple gunshots.
Ali L. Evans, 20, and Deangelo M. Lindsey, 17, have been charged in the 2009 murder.---http://www.pjstar.com/
Peoria County Coroner Johnna Ingersoll said Kattoum was pronounced dead at Peoria Food Stop, 728 E. Frye Ave., about 9:30 p.m. An autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday morning.
Police were called to the scene by a panic alarm from the scene about 8:20 p.m., and then by a 911 call a couple of minutes later saying someone had been shot, Ingersoll said.
The shooting appeared to have occurred during a robbery or attempted robbery, but police at the scene did not confirm that. Police were looking for two men who were seen running between houses in the area of Wisconsin Avenue.---
Kattoum is Peoria’s third homicide victim of 2010.
The convenience store is located near Gas USA, 2506 N. Prospect Road, where another store clerk was killed last May. In that botched robbery, Anil Dhingra, 58, of Washington was killed by multiple gunshots.
Ali L. Evans, 20, and Deangelo M. Lindsey, 17, have been charged in the 2009 murder.---http://www.pjstar.com/
SWEET DREAMS--My Best Friend 5---In search of......
Now I had two young children and an abusive husband that I despised.I learned that Daddy was renting the downstairs apartment out to a thirty one year old single guy.He was very tall and not too bad to look at.I was starting to notice other guys quite a bit around this time.He was about 6'2 and had a golden brown complexion.He was the brother of one of Daddy's other tenants.Daddy owned five houses himself,including my childhood home of which he and Momma still resided in.I would see this new downstairs tenant occasionally passing through my parents yard to get to his apartment.We would lock eyes briefly and I could feel his attraction to me.I always took pride in my appearance back then even though I was in this controlling and abusive marriage in name only.I would not allow him to take that from me.I just couldn't go out anywhere,but I did try going places a few times when he would come home and pass out.Somehow he would always wake up and sense that I was gone and come looking for me and he would beat me when he found me.So I quit trying to go out anywhere,it was wasn't worth it and it was far too embarrassing.So sometimes when I would hear the new tenant leave his apartment,I would go out onto our porch and pretend to be busy dusting the rugs or sweeping off the porch just to get a glimpse of him.He could always feel my presence.He would always turn around and catch me looking at him and our eyes would lock briefly.I suppose this went on for a couple of months and Daddy told me that the new tenant had been inquiring about me.His sister told Daddy that her brother was asking about me.So Daddy was aware that his new tenant was peeping out his abused married daughter.
This became like a game for the new tenant and me,whenever one of us would hear the other close the door or come out of our apartment we would race to catch a glimpse of one another.And then one night when I was laying in bed drifting off to sleep,I had a premonition of the two of us kissing in his front doorway.I yelled out "ooooooo nooooo"!!! My abusive husband heard me from the next room and asked me "What's the matter with you?" and I immediately said "nothing."I've always since childhood had these unexplainable dreams and such that would have meanings and sometimes would come true as shown to me.I've never to this day understood them.But I knew something was going to happen with this guy but I just didn't know when or how.
This became like a game for the new tenant and me,whenever one of us would hear the other close the door or come out of our apartment we would race to catch a glimpse of one another.And then one night when I was laying in bed drifting off to sleep,I had a premonition of the two of us kissing in his front doorway.I yelled out "ooooooo nooooo"!!! My abusive husband heard me from the next room and asked me "What's the matter with you?" and I immediately said "nothing."I've always since childhood had these unexplainable dreams and such that would have meanings and sometimes would come true as shown to me.I've never to this day understood them.But I knew something was going to happen with this guy but I just didn't know when or how.
Drunk Man tries to resuscitate dead possum (I posted this for being very odd)
March 29, 2010 (PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa.) -- Police say they charged a Pennsylvania man with public drunkenness after he was seen trying to resuscitate a long-dead opossum along a highway.
State police Trooper Jamie Levier says several witnesses saw 55-year-old Donald Wolfe, of Brookville, near the animal Thursday along Route 36 in Oliver Township, about 65 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.
The trooper says one person saw Wolfe kneeling before the animal and gesturing as though he were conducting a seance. He says another saw Wolfe attempting to give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Levier says the animal already had been dead a while.
The Associated Press could not locate a home telephone number for Wolfe.(ABC-WLS)
State police Trooper Jamie Levier says several witnesses saw 55-year-old Donald Wolfe, of Brookville, near the animal Thursday along Route 36 in Oliver Township, about 65 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.
The trooper says one person saw Wolfe kneeling before the animal and gesturing as though he were conducting a seance. He says another saw Wolfe attempting to give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Levier says the animal already had been dead a while.
The Associated Press could not locate a home telephone number for Wolfe.(ABC-WLS)
WOMAN WISHES DEATH ON HUSBAND THAT STABBED HER AND HER TWIN SISTER......
A Queens woman wished death on her husband Tuesday, saying she feared for her life when he slashed her throat and stabbed her sister in a meltdown over her pregnancy.
"He tried to kill me," Patrona Kates said from her bed at Jamaica Hospital, her bandaged neck and hands bearing wounds left by her husband, Fitzgerald Jolly.
"He wouldn't stop stabbing," she told the Daily News, incredulous that the violence happened in front of their 2-year-old son, Ryan, her two young nieces and three other children.
"I thought I was going to die," she said.
Her voice weak, Kates said she has no sympathy for her husband of four years.
"If they [the police] find him, I hope they kill him," said Kates, relieved her unborn child was not harmed in Monday night's bloodbath at a relative's Jamaica home.
Cops continued to hunt yesterday for Jolly, who bolted after slashing Kates, 36, and stabbing her twin sister, Patricia Kates.
Police fear that Jolly capped off the violence by jumping into the East River from the Whitestone Bridge, where his car was abandoned.
Kates said her sister tried to save her from her berserk husband, who chased her into a bathroom with a kitchen knife.
"My sister tried to make him stop," she said of Patricia Kates, who was also being treated at Jamaica Hospital for wounds to her stomach and hands, her family said.
The attack went down in the home of the twins' younger sister, Venice Kates, 33.
Jolly, an unemployed construction worker, flipped out when his wife told him she was pregnant, Venice Kates said.
"She was happy about the news and she shared it with him," she said.
But he screamed: "We can't afford another child."
Cops said Jolly demanded his wife get an abortion and asked her to leave with him. When she refused, he picked up a knife and attacked, Venice Kates said.
"It was insane," Venice Kates said. "He was out of control."
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/
"He tried to kill me," Patrona Kates said from her bed at Jamaica Hospital, her bandaged neck and hands bearing wounds left by her husband, Fitzgerald Jolly.
"He wouldn't stop stabbing," she told the Daily News, incredulous that the violence happened in front of their 2-year-old son, Ryan, her two young nieces and three other children.
"I thought I was going to die," she said.
Her voice weak, Kates said she has no sympathy for her husband of four years.
"If they [the police] find him, I hope they kill him," said Kates, relieved her unborn child was not harmed in Monday night's bloodbath at a relative's Jamaica home.
Cops continued to hunt yesterday for Jolly, who bolted after slashing Kates, 36, and stabbing her twin sister, Patricia Kates.
Police fear that Jolly capped off the violence by jumping into the East River from the Whitestone Bridge, where his car was abandoned.
Kates said her sister tried to save her from her berserk husband, who chased her into a bathroom with a kitchen knife.
"My sister tried to make him stop," she said of Patricia Kates, who was also being treated at Jamaica Hospital for wounds to her stomach and hands, her family said.
The attack went down in the home of the twins' younger sister, Venice Kates, 33.
Jolly, an unemployed construction worker, flipped out when his wife told him she was pregnant, Venice Kates said.
"She was happy about the news and she shared it with him," she said.
But he screamed: "We can't afford another child."
Cops said Jolly demanded his wife get an abortion and asked her to leave with him. When she refused, he picked up a knife and attacked, Venice Kates said.
"It was insane," Venice Kates said. "He was out of control."
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/
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