Friday, May 14, 2010
JAIL ESCAPEE CAPTURED AT WALMART...
LAS CRUCES -- An escaped inmate was apprehended Thursday afternoon after a Wednesday morning flight from Truth or Consequences.
Michael Todd, 22, escaped from the Sierra County Detention Facility in Truth or Consequences Wednesday afternoon after slamming a door on a detention officer while being transported between buildings, said Do-a Ana Sheriff's investigator spokesman Bo Nevarez.
Todd's orange jumpsuit was found a short time later on the ground behind a clothing store. That night, he made a call from Las Cruces, attempting to get money from a Sierra County bank, and was reported to be seen at a Vado truck stop wearing a black T-shirt and black pants.
Law enforcement found him Thursday at 5:05 p.m. at the Walton Boulevard Walmart and apprehended him without incident.
Todd had been in the detention facility since last June on charges of drunken driving and that he stole a car and firearms from a family that had taken him in.
Michael Todd, 22, escaped from the Sierra County Detention Facility in Truth or Consequences Wednesday afternoon after slamming a door on a detention officer while being transported between buildings, said Do-a Ana Sheriff's investigator spokesman Bo Nevarez.
Todd's orange jumpsuit was found a short time later on the ground behind a clothing store. That night, he made a call from Las Cruces, attempting to get money from a Sierra County bank, and was reported to be seen at a Vado truck stop wearing a black T-shirt and black pants.
Law enforcement found him Thursday at 5:05 p.m. at the Walton Boulevard Walmart and apprehended him without incident.
Todd had been in the detention facility since last June on charges of drunken driving and that he stole a car and firearms from a family that had taken him in.
18 YR. OLD TENNESSEE MAN ARRESTED IN DEADLY HOME INVASION...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A teenage suspect has been taken into custody in connection with a deadly home invasion in South Nashville earlier in the week.
Officers with the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department arrested 18-year-old Montavious Woodard early Friday morning.
The body of 34-year-old Ron Christopher Poullard was found in a South Nashville apartment late Monday night.
Poullard's girlfriend told Metro police that they made a quick trip to the grocery store around 11 p.m. When they entered the apartment, she said one or more burglary suspects were in the back of the apartment.
Poullard apparently exchanged fire with the suspects, and was struck in the abdomen. Police said he died at the scene.
Officials said the contents of the apartment had been torn apart. The home invaders had even searched through the ice bin in the freezer.
Investigators were not sure what the suspects were looking for.
Woodard was charged with criminal homicide and booked into the Metro Criminal Justice Center. He was held on a $1 million bond.---http://www.newschanel5.com/
Officers with the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department arrested 18-year-old Montavious Woodard early Friday morning.
The body of 34-year-old Ron Christopher Poullard was found in a South Nashville apartment late Monday night.
Poullard's girlfriend told Metro police that they made a quick trip to the grocery store around 11 p.m. When they entered the apartment, she said one or more burglary suspects were in the back of the apartment.
Poullard apparently exchanged fire with the suspects, and was struck in the abdomen. Police said he died at the scene.
Officials said the contents of the apartment had been torn apart. The home invaders had even searched through the ice bin in the freezer.
Investigators were not sure what the suspects were looking for.
Woodard was charged with criminal homicide and booked into the Metro Criminal Justice Center. He was held on a $1 million bond.---http://www.newschanel5.com/
POLICE LOOKING FOR MAN WHO SEXUALLY ASSAULTED AN 11 YR. OLD GIRL...
Police are searching for a suspect who sexually assaulted an 11-year-old girl at a Far-Westside apartment building Thursday.
The man pointed a black handgun at the girl and assaulted her in a common area at the Heather Ridge Apartments, located off of 34th Street just west of I-465, at about 6:30 p.m., Sgt. Paul Thompson said.
The girl was treated at Riley Hospital for Children, Thompson said.
A witness saw the suspect leave in a dark red or maroon extended cap pickup truck, possibly a Nissan, Thompson said.
The suspect is described as a 20 to 30 year old man, about 5 feet, 8 inches and about 160 pounds. He was wearing a red shirt with a white horizontal stripe, blue jeans, a red hat and muddy work boots, Thompson said.--http://www.indystar.com/
The man pointed a black handgun at the girl and assaulted her in a common area at the Heather Ridge Apartments, located off of 34th Street just west of I-465, at about 6:30 p.m., Sgt. Paul Thompson said.
The girl was treated at Riley Hospital for Children, Thompson said.
A witness saw the suspect leave in a dark red or maroon extended cap pickup truck, possibly a Nissan, Thompson said.
The suspect is described as a 20 to 30 year old man, about 5 feet, 8 inches and about 160 pounds. He was wearing a red shirt with a white horizontal stripe, blue jeans, a red hat and muddy work boots, Thompson said.--http://www.indystar.com/
POLICE ARREST 18 YEAR OLD WITH SWORD (He chased a man down the street)
Police arrested a sword-wielding 18-year-old man last night they said chased a protective stepfather down the street and into his home, swinging the 4-foot long cutlass wildly the entire route.
No one was hurt during the pursuit but the frantic strokes shattered a car window, shredded a screen door and broke two front porch windows.
Police preliminarily charged Jessie D. Goodman, Indianapolis, with criminal recklessness, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct and resisting law enforcement, according to an Indianapolis Metropolitan police report.
Police said Goodman got upset when Charles Taylor, 38, of the 2600 block of South Collier Street, told him to stop talking to his stepdaughter and get off his property at 9:10 p.m.
Police said Goodman went to his car and got the sword, then swung it at Taylor several times, missing him but breaking the back window of his own car.
Taylor ran into the house with Goodman "in hot pursuit," according to the police report.
Taylor told police Goodman was "yelling and screaming at him and also swinging the sword," the report said.--http://www.indystar.com/
No one was hurt during the pursuit but the frantic strokes shattered a car window, shredded a screen door and broke two front porch windows.
Police preliminarily charged Jessie D. Goodman, Indianapolis, with criminal recklessness, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct and resisting law enforcement, according to an Indianapolis Metropolitan police report.
Police said Goodman got upset when Charles Taylor, 38, of the 2600 block of South Collier Street, told him to stop talking to his stepdaughter and get off his property at 9:10 p.m.
Police said Goodman went to his car and got the sword, then swung it at Taylor several times, missing him but breaking the back window of his own car.
Taylor ran into the house with Goodman "in hot pursuit," according to the police report.
Taylor told police Goodman was "yelling and screaming at him and also swinging the sword," the report said.--http://www.indystar.com/
GROOM AND WEDDING PARTY BODIES FOUND IN TRUCK..
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) — The bodies of a groom and two members of his wedding party were found in the back of a truck four days after being snatched at gunpoint as they left the church in this violent border city, officials said Tuesday.
Family members of the victims said the men were related and U.S. citizens from La Mesa, New Mexico, according to the El Paso (Texas) Times.
Chihuahua state prosecutors' spokesman Arturo Sandoval said all three victims were born in Mexico, according to birth certificates presented to investigators by their relatives. It wasn't clear if they also held U.S. citizenship.
Sandoval said investigators were searching for gunmen who opened fire on the just-married couple and their guests in Ciudad Juarez, killing one person. The assailants then kidnapped the groom, his uncle and his brother.
The gunmen left the bride at the church during Friday's attack in this city across the border from El Paso, Texas.
The bodies of the three men were found in the back of a pickup truck late Monday, along with a fourth body of someone who had not been identified and might not have been at the wedding.
Police identified the three victims as Rafael Morales Valencia, 29, his brother Jaime Morales Valencia, 25, and their uncle Guadalupe Morales Arriola, 47.
Family members told the El Paso Times they did not know why the men were targeted.
Authorities didn't provide a motive from the killings, but Ciudad Juarez has been shaken by violence as gangs fight bloody battles for drug routes north and control of territory. There have been more than 4,300 killings linked to organized crime in Ciudad Juarez since President Felipe Calderon launched his war on drugs in December 2006.
Also Tuesday, federal police in Tabasco state arrested a prison director and seven guards after cocaine was found inside prison grounds.
Police in the western state of Michoacan found the bodies of two men along with a note threatening those who give authorities information on drug traffickers, state prosecutors said in a statement.
Also in Michoacan, a former state official was released from prison a year after being detained by federal prosecutors in an unprecedented roundup of 30 local and state officials, including 12 mayors, accused of protecting drug traffickers.
Ricardo Rubi, a former official with the state's economic development department, was released from prison Tuesday for lack of evidence.---http://www.dallasnews.com/
Family members of the victims said the men were related and U.S. citizens from La Mesa, New Mexico, according to the El Paso (Texas) Times.
Chihuahua state prosecutors' spokesman Arturo Sandoval said all three victims were born in Mexico, according to birth certificates presented to investigators by their relatives. It wasn't clear if they also held U.S. citizenship.
Sandoval said investigators were searching for gunmen who opened fire on the just-married couple and their guests in Ciudad Juarez, killing one person. The assailants then kidnapped the groom, his uncle and his brother.
The gunmen left the bride at the church during Friday's attack in this city across the border from El Paso, Texas.
The bodies of the three men were found in the back of a pickup truck late Monday, along with a fourth body of someone who had not been identified and might not have been at the wedding.
Police identified the three victims as Rafael Morales Valencia, 29, his brother Jaime Morales Valencia, 25, and their uncle Guadalupe Morales Arriola, 47.
Family members told the El Paso Times they did not know why the men were targeted.
Authorities didn't provide a motive from the killings, but Ciudad Juarez has been shaken by violence as gangs fight bloody battles for drug routes north and control of territory. There have been more than 4,300 killings linked to organized crime in Ciudad Juarez since President Felipe Calderon launched his war on drugs in December 2006.
Also Tuesday, federal police in Tabasco state arrested a prison director and seven guards after cocaine was found inside prison grounds.
Police in the western state of Michoacan found the bodies of two men along with a note threatening those who give authorities information on drug traffickers, state prosecutors said in a statement.
Also in Michoacan, a former state official was released from prison a year after being detained by federal prosecutors in an unprecedented roundup of 30 local and state officials, including 12 mayors, accused of protecting drug traffickers.
Ricardo Rubi, a former official with the state's economic development department, was released from prison Tuesday for lack of evidence.---http://www.dallasnews.com/
MAN ARRESTED FOR DOMESTIC ABUSE OF TEENAGED SON..
Cambridge — A father who struck his teenage son was arrested on May 5.
At 9:30a.m., the victim reported a domestic assault at the police station. Police noted a visible cut and welts on his face.
He said he went home to get some of his belongings as he was moving out when the suspect allegedly yelled, called him names and hit him on the side of the face with his hands.
The victim said he ran out of the house when the suspect picked up a pocketknife. As he went down the stairs, he heard the suspect coming after him, dropped his belongings and ran to the police station.
Clinton Evans, 44, of Cambridge was charged with domestic assault, according to the report.--http://www.wickedlocal.com/
At 9:30a.m., the victim reported a domestic assault at the police station. Police noted a visible cut and welts on his face.
He said he went home to get some of his belongings as he was moving out when the suspect allegedly yelled, called him names and hit him on the side of the face with his hands.
The victim said he ran out of the house when the suspect picked up a pocketknife. As he went down the stairs, he heard the suspect coming after him, dropped his belongings and ran to the police station.
Clinton Evans, 44, of Cambridge was charged with domestic assault, according to the report.--http://www.wickedlocal.com/
MOM WHO TOSSED HER BABY INTO HUDSON RIVER HEADED TO PSCHIC WARD...
The deranged Manhattan mom who tossed her 20-month-old daughter into the Hudson River was ordered Friday to stay away from the child and undergo a psychiatric exam.
Devi Silvia Dominic showed little reaction as she appeared at the Manhattan hearing via video from the psychiatric ward at Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens.
The 33-year-old defendant and her toddler were pulled from the frigid Hudson after she tossed the little girl into the choppy waters and jumped in herself. Dominic was arrested after Tuesday's failed murder-suicide.
"She told us that she was sad and lonely and angry at her husband, and that she did this horrific act on purpose," said Assistant District Attorney Robert Hettleman.
"She threw her baby into the freezing Hudson River to get back at her husband," the prosecutor charged.
Manhattan Criminal Court Justice Melissa Jackson ordered Dominic to undergo a psychiatric evaluation and to stay away from her daughter pending a June 15 hearing.
"You are to have absolutely no contact ... no telephone calls, nothing," Jackson said.
Little Jessica was blue and motionless when pulled from the frigid river, although she was now listed in stable condition, Hettleman said.
Dominic also has a 6-year-old daughter. The disheveled defendant, in a white T-shirt and baggy grey sweatpants, sat in a wheelchair for the hearing. A translator helped the native of India follow the proceeding.
Dominic was charged with attempted murder, assault, reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/
Devi Silvia Dominic showed little reaction as she appeared at the Manhattan hearing via video from the psychiatric ward at Elmhurst Hospital Center in Queens.
The 33-year-old defendant and her toddler were pulled from the frigid Hudson after she tossed the little girl into the choppy waters and jumped in herself. Dominic was arrested after Tuesday's failed murder-suicide.
"She told us that she was sad and lonely and angry at her husband, and that she did this horrific act on purpose," said Assistant District Attorney Robert Hettleman.
"She threw her baby into the freezing Hudson River to get back at her husband," the prosecutor charged.
Manhattan Criminal Court Justice Melissa Jackson ordered Dominic to undergo a psychiatric evaluation and to stay away from her daughter pending a June 15 hearing.
"You are to have absolutely no contact ... no telephone calls, nothing," Jackson said.
Little Jessica was blue and motionless when pulled from the frigid river, although she was now listed in stable condition, Hettleman said.
Dominic also has a 6-year-old daughter. The disheveled defendant, in a white T-shirt and baggy grey sweatpants, sat in a wheelchair for the hearing. A translator helped the native of India follow the proceeding.
Dominic was charged with attempted murder, assault, reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/
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