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Maryland Man Stabs PA State Police Liquor Enforcement Officer Stabbed To Death Maryland Man Stabs PA State Police Liquor Enforcement Officer Stabbed To Death
Maryland Man Stabs PA State Police Liquor Enforcement Officer Stabbed To Death A Pennsylvania State Police officer is dead and his accused killer from Maryland has been held without bail, authorities announced in updated statements to the press on Wednesday, Oct. 23.  Off-duty PA State Police Liquor Enforcement Officer, Benjamin J. Brallier, age 44, of Kennedy Township, formerly of Moon Township, was found stabbed while running near near the 1900 block of Hassam Road on Montour Trail on Monday, Oct. 21 at 2:52 p.m., Allegheny County Police detailed.  He was treated at the scene and then taken to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead, the po…

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by Jillian Pikora
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No Bail For Man Shot By Wife Amid Child Molestation Allegations At Maryland Daycare: Reports No Bail For Man Shot By Wife Amid Child Molestation Allegations At Maryland Daycare: Reports
No Bail For Man Shot By Wife Amid Child Molestation Allegations At Maryland Daycare: Reports A former Baltimore police officer shot by his wife after child molestation allegations has been denied bail, reports multiple outlets. As previously reported by Daily Voice, James Weems Jr., 57, was shot by his wife Shanteari Weems after she allegedly confronted him about abusing children at her Owings Mills daycare. Weems was denied bail Tuesday, Aug. 2, according to multiple reports. He is facing 13 charges, including the sex abuse of a minor.  Police are allegedly in the process of interviewing 93 children that attended the Lil Kidz Kastle daycare, according to multiple outlet…

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by Annie DeVoe
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Detectives Turn Tables On Scammers Who Thought They'd Conned Bergen County Grandma Detectives Turn Tables On Scammers Who Thought They'd Conned Bergen County Grandma
Detectives Turn Tables On Scammers Who Thought They'd Conned Bergen County Grandma GOTCHA! Two gutless 20-year-olds from the Bronx thought they'd conned a Woodcliff Lake woman out of $6,000 with the "grandson in trouble" scam -- only they ended up being the ones who got punked. A caller claiming to be her grandson told the intended victim that he'd been arrested and needed bail money, WCL Police Lt. Chad Malloy said. The caller gave the grandmother the name and number of someone who he said was an attorney. That person would come to her house and collect the $6,000 from her, then bring it to court to secure his release, he told her. Grandma knew better, though. She went …

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by Jerry DeMarco