Springfield Domestic Stabbing Suspect Arrested, More Details Released: Police
Details have been released in the investigation of a Springfield man accused of stabbing his wife over the weekend, police said. Jose Mejia, 49, was arrested in South Carolina on Monday, July 18, hours after he fled from his Fairfax County home where his wife, Evelin Molina, was found dead with stab wounds, Fairfax County Police.
A relative said Jose called and admitted he had stabbed her before leaving his wallet behind and fleeing in his Honda HRV, police reported.
Mejia's four children were not home at the time of the incident, officials said.
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Three Busted For Series Of Armed Robberies In Maryland; More Victims Possible: Police
Three teens have been charged after a series of armed robberies that occurred over the weekend in Montgomery County, authorities say.
Diego Ramos, 16, Michael Miller, 18, and Deon Dickey, 19, robbed several victims in Montgomery County before a failed attempt that led to their capture shortly after 3 p.m., Sunday, July 10, according to Montgomery County Police.
Two victims on Thayer Avenue and another on Fenton Street were allegedly approached by the group who were traveling in a white Honda HRV, police said. Two of the suspects got out of the vehicle and displayed a firearm before ro…
CT Woman Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Wrong-Way Crash
A Connecticut woman suffered life-threatening injuries during a wrong-way crash.
The crash took place in New Haven County around 11:50 p.m., Monday, July 11, in Waterbury, on Route 8 South.
According to state police, a Honda Pilot was traveling southbound and a Honda HRV northbound when they collided, state police said.
The driver and occupants of the Pilot suffered minor injuries. They were transported to St. Mary's hospital for treatment.
The driver of the CRV, identified as Yocasta Delrosario, age 42, of Torrington in Litchfield County, received life-threatening injuries, state police …
Nearly 200 Cars Stolen Over The Weekend In Connecticut, Sept. 12-13
Nearly 200 motor vehicles were stolen in Connecticut over the weekend.
From, Saturday to Sunday, Sept. 12-13, 179 cars were stolen in Connecticut, according to Hartford Police.
Of the stolen cars 68 percent - 122 vehicles - were stolen with the key fobs left inside the cars, police said.
“This is what is happening while you sleep,” Hartford Police said. “Lock your cars. Take your fobs.”
The thefts are mostly crimes of opportunity. This weekend, Hartford Police said a 15 and 16-year-olds were arrested in a car stolen from Enfield.
On Friday, Sept. 11, Hartford Police detailed the kind o…
