Toms River Man Admits To Possessing Child Porn: Prosecutor Toms River Man Admits To Possessing Child Porn: Prosecutor Toms River Man Admits To Possessing Child Porn: Prosecutor
Toms River Man Admits To Possessing Child Porn: Prosecutor A 32-year-old Toms River man admitted to possessing child pornography, authorities announced. Per the terms of a plea agreement, Cory Baxter faces four years in prison after pleading guilty to distribution of child sexual material, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said. An investigation into Baxter began after New Jersey State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force received a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children that an individual was sending/receiving images of child pornography from the internet,  Billhimer said. Baxter was accessing i…
Suspect At Large After Failing To Stop For School Bus, Striking Pedestrian In Allamuchy: NJSP Suspect At Large After Failing To Stop For School Bus, Striking Pedestrian In Allamuchy: NJSP Suspect At Large After Failing To Stop For School Bus, Striking Pedestrian In Allamuchy: NJSP
Suspect At Large After Failing To Stop For School Bus, Striking Pedestrian In Allamuchy: Njsp Police are attempting to locate a vehicle that struck a pedestrian and fled the scene in Warren County Thursday morning, Oct. 29, authorities said. At 7:56 a.m., troopers responded to Old Hackettstown Road and Puffer Road in Allamuchy Township after a white passenger vehicle approached the intersection while a school bus was stopped wit hits re flashing lights activated and stop arm extended, New Jersey State Police said. The vehicle failed to stop for the school bus and struck a woman who was crossing the roadway, police said. The pedestrian sustained serious, but non-life-threatening inju…
Mantua Husband Of Cheerleading Coach Learns Fate For Sexually Assaulting Minor: Prosecutor Mantua Husband Of Cheerleading Coach Learns Fate For Sexually Assaulting Minor: Prosecutor Mantua Husband Of Cheerleading Coach Learns Fate For Sexually Assaulting Minor: Prosecutor
Mantua Husband Of Cheerleading Coach Learns Fate For Sexually Assaulting Minor: Prosecutor A 46-year-old Mantua resident was sentenced to a decade in prison after admitting to  sexually assaulting a minor, authorities announced Thursday, Oct. 29. Michael Brown, the husband of cheerleading coach Valerie Brown, previously pleaded guilty to aggravated sexual assault of a minor, Gloucester County Prosecutor Andrew Jones said. As part of his plea deal, he is expected to be sentenced to 10 years in prison, Johns said. As part of his guilty plea, Brown admitted to having sexual intercourse with a victim between the ages of 13 and 16 on multiple occasions at his Mantua home, Johns …
Pets Dumped In Landfill In $650K Pennsylvania Cremation Scheme; Owner Pleads Guilty Pets Dumped In Landfill In $650K Pennsylvania Cremation Scheme; Owner Pleads Guilty Pets Dumped In Landfill In $650K Pennsylvania Cremation Scheme; Owner Pleads Guilty
Pets Dumped In Landfill In $650K Pennsylvania Cremation Scheme; Owner Pleads Guilty Thousands of grieving Pennsylvania pet owners paid for cremations and burials, but many of their animals were dumped in a landfill and replaced with ashes from unknown animals — a scheme the business owner has now admitted to, authorities announced Thursday, Oct. 22. Patrick Vereb Sr., 72, owner of Pittsburgh-based Eternity Pet Memorial, pleaded guilty to all charges involving the theft of more than $650,000 from customers between 2021 and 2024, according to Attorney General Dave Sunday. His bail was revoked Thursday, and he was committed to prison. More than 6,500 victims across Allegheny…
Shippensburg Child Sex Crimes Detective Admits To Possessing Dark-Web Child Porn: Feds Shippensburg Child Sex Crimes Detective Admits To Possessing Dark-Web Child Porn: Feds Shippensburg Child Sex Crimes Detective Admits To Possessing Dark-Web Child Porn: Feds
Shippensburg Child Sex Crimes Detective Admits To Possessing Dark-Web Child Porn: Feds A Pennsylvania detective who investigated the sexual abuse of children — including responding to the reported rape of an unconscious 14-year-old girl — has admitted to possessing child pornography purchased on the dark web, federal authorities say. The FBI shared details of the case on Thursday, Oct. 29, spotlighting the guilty plea of Matthew S. Pleisse, 36, of Shippensburg. Pleisse pleaded guilty before US District Judge Robert D. Mariani on Monday, Oct. 19, to possessing child pornography involving a prepubescent minor, according to a release originally issued by the US Attorney's Office…
No Charges For Officers Following High-Speed Chase In Jessup That Killed 20-Year-Old: AG No Charges For Officers Following High-Speed Chase In Jessup That Killed 20-Year-Old: AG No Charges For Officers Following High-Speed Chase In Jessup That Killed 20-Year-Old: AG
No Charges For Officers Following High-Speed Chase In Jessup That Killed 20-Year-Old: AG Anthony Bowers was killed following a high-speed police pursuit in Maryland. Now, prosecutors say the officer who chased the vehicle won't face criminal charges. The 20-year-old Baltimore man was killed in a crash on Sunday, Sept. 6, in Jessup, prompting an extensive investigation by the Attorney General's Independent Investigations Division. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced on Thursday, Oct. 29, that PFC Amir Parker would not be prosecuted following the investigation. Several people were ejected in the Maryland crash. Maryland OAG The incident began at approximate…
Middletown Man Charged After Fatally Stabbing Dog During Domestic Dispute: Warrant Middletown Man Charged After Fatally Stabbing Dog During Domestic Dispute: Warrant Middletown Man Charged After Fatally Stabbing Dog During Domestic Dispute: Warrant
Middletown Man Charged After Fatally Stabbing Dog During Domestic Dispute: Warrant A Connecticut man faces a felony animal cruelty charge after police say he stabbed a woman’s pit bull during a domestic incident, forcing the owner to euthanize the animal.  Aaron Lehet, 37, was charged in September following the July 10 incident at a Spring Street home in Middletown, according to an arrest warrant affidavit obtained by Desmond’s Army Animal Law Advocates. The dog, named Appa, was euthanized after a veterinarian determined that surgery was unlikely to save him, the warrant said. He suffered a chest wound about 2 inches wide and 4 inches deep, and the vet believed the a…
DC Church Burglars Apparently Liked What They Saw The First Time, Came Back For Seconds (VIDEO) DC Church Burglars Apparently Liked What They Saw The First Time, Came Back For Seconds (VIDEO) DC Church Burglars Apparently Liked What They Saw The First Time, Came Back For Seconds (VIDEO)
DC Church Burglars Apparently Liked What They Saw The First Time, Came Back For Seconds (Video) They apparently liked what they saw the first time. A group of suspected burglars made a return trip to a DC church, where surveillance cameras captured three people police now want to identify after musical instruments, microphones, and cameras disappeared. The trouble began late Wednesday, Sept. 30, at a church on the 1700 block of 11th Street NW, where someone forced open a rear door around 10:15 p.m. By 6:40 p.m. the following evening, one of the people allegedly involved in the first break-in was back, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. This time, there was company. In…
Talk About A Jump Scare: Maryland Man Struck By Own Car While Trying To Revive Dead Battery Talk About A Jump Scare: Maryland Man Struck By Own Car While Trying To Revive Dead Battery Talk About A Jump Scare: Maryland Man Struck By Own Car While Trying To Revive Dead Battery
Talk About A Jump Scare: Maryland Man Struck By Own Car While Trying To Revive Dead Battery Talk about adding insult to injury. A Maryland man trying to bring his dead car battery back to life wound up getting knocked down by the very vehicle he was trying to revive, police said. Officers from the Montgomery County Department of Police and Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service responded to the intersection of Fenwick Lane and First Avenue in Silver Spring on Thursday, Oct. 29, following reports of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle. But this was no ordinary pedestrian crash. According to investigators, the man was attempting to jump-start his vehicle when he was somehow struck…
Redding Woman Threatened To Share Westport Officer’s 'Sex Videos', Warrant Says Redding Woman Threatened To Share Westport Officer’s 'Sex Videos', Warrant Says Redding Woman Threatened To Share Westport Officer’s 'Sex Videos', Warrant Says
Redding Woman Threatened To Share Westport Officer’s 'Sex Videos', Warrant Says A Connecticut woman threatened to send intimate videos of a police officer to his department and children unless his wife paid her money over a family dispute, according to an arrest warrant. Adele Kaoud, 50, of Redding, was charged with second-degree harassment over texts she allegedly sent Aug. 4. She gave the Westport officer’s wife two weeks to pay up, the warrant says. Kaoud pleaded not guilty Thursday and posted a $2,500 bond. The wife reported the messages Aug. 10. The group texts included her brother and her two adult children, according to the warrant. The officer's wife told pol…
Three Men, Three Crime Scenes, One Bloody Day As Murders Rock One Maryland County: Police Three Men, Three Crime Scenes, One Bloody Day As Murders Rock One Maryland County: Police Three Men, Three Crime Scenes, One Bloody Day As Murders Rock One Maryland County: Police
Three Men, Three Crime Scenes, One Bloody Day As Murders Rock One Maryland County: Police It was a deadly day in Maryland. Three men were killed in separate incidents across Prince George's County on Thursday, Oct. 29, including two whose bodies were discovered just an hour apart, leaving detectives investigating a stabbing, a shooting, and a third death in a wooded park. The violence began before sunrise in College Park, where officers responding to a stabbing at approximately 4:15 a.m. found 26-year-old Jose Edin Hernandez Vasquez critically injured inside a residence in the 9900 block of 51st Terrace. Despite efforts to save him, Hernandez Vasquez, who lived in College Park,…
Horse Trailer, Pickup Truck, Car Crash Shuts Down Busy PA Highway Horse Trailer, Pickup Truck, Car Crash Shuts Down Busy PA Highway Horse Trailer, Pickup Truck, Car Crash Shuts Down Busy PA Highway
Horse Trailer, Pickup Truck, Car Crash Shuts Down Busy PA Highway A crash involving a car and a pickup truck towing a horse trailer loaded with horses has shut down a busy Pennsylvania highway on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 29, according to PennDOT. The crash happened near 3298 Susquehanna Trail North in Watts Township, Perry County, PennDOT Safety Press Officer Fritzi Schreffler told Daily Voice. Routes 11/15 North are currently closed between Old Trail Road and Mill Street as emergency crews respond to the scene. A medical helicopter may have been requested, along with a veterinarian to evaluate the horses, although neither response has been confirmed, Sc…