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HONEA PATH, S.C. (TCN) -- Authorities recently arrested two people after finding a baby in "severe unsafe and unsanitary conditions" with over 40 animals, including living and deceased.
On May 19, the Honea Path Police Department responded to a home after the Department of Social Services reported concerns about an 8-month-old living in unsanitary conditions. Officers said the residence contained multiple animals, including raccoons, rabbits, dogs, cats, chickens, and deceased animals.
Officers reportedly observed animal feces and waste throughout the home. Police contacted a doctor from an animal shelter for assistance "due to the overwhelming number of animals." Officers called the situation "alarming" and "horrific."
The doctor and her team helped in the removal of all the animals, which totaled more than 40. Authorities also discovered a decomposing goat carcass in the bathtub.
Upon further investigation, Kayla Renard and Nicholas Foley were charged with unlawful conduct toward a child, ill treatment of animals, and other violations of town ordinances. Officials did not disclose the relationship between the suspects and the baby, who was placed in the care of a relative.
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News Release - Honea Path Police DepartmentCOLLIER COUNTY, Fla. (TCN) -- A 36-year-old man faces up to life in prison for abducting and attacking his wife and their four children across multiple counties.
The Collier County Sheriff’s Office announced May 20 that Antonio Caban was convicted of kidnapping and assault in what they called a "violent crime spree." His sentencing is scheduled for July 7.
According to authorities, the incident began in LaBelle on Jan. 3, 2023. Caban reportedly "took control of his wife’s car" before biting her face and threatening his kids. The sheriff’s office noted that Caban’s family had been abused by the defendant for years, so they fled their home in Puerto Rico.
Caban reportedly drove his family around for several hours, traveling across multiple counties and threatening to harm them. Officials said he hit his wife with a tire iron and hid her phone in a citrus field at one point so no one could track it. The defendant also allegedly told his wife that he planned to drive to a home improvement store to purchase a "shovel to kill and bury them all."
According to the sheriff’s office, Caban’s wife "tricked" her husband into bringing her to a women’s shelter. Once there, she reported the incident to employees. Deputies rushed to the scene, rescued the family, and apprehended Caban.
In a statement, Sheriff Kevin Rambosk said, "This case is a stark reminder of the dangers victims of domestic violence can face. I commend the victim for her courage and quick thinking in the face of great danger. I also want to thank our deputies and partnering agencies for their rapid, coordinated response that brought this family to safety and helped bring a violent offender to justice."
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News Release - Collier County Sheriff's OfficeBROOKLYN, N.Y. (TCN) -- A 46-year-old Georgia woman will spend decades behind bars for fatally shooting her 42-year-old friend "in the head at point-blank range" at a memorial service in Crown Heights.
The Brooklyn County District Attorney's Office announced May 19 that a judge sentenced Claudia Banton to 23 years to life in prison in connection with the death of Delia Johnson. A jury previously convicted her in April of second-degree murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
According to prosecutors, on the evening of Aug. 4, 2021, Banton and Johnson were at a candle-lighting ceremony after a funeral for a mutual friend. Banton reportedly approached Johnson from behind while she was talking to a group of people and fired at least five shots at her. Authorities said the defendant then fled in a vehicle.
U.S. Marshals arrested Banton in Jacksonville, Florida, on Nov. 8, 2021.
Johnson leaves behind a daughter, WNBC-TV reports.
In a statement, District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said, "This shooting was a cold-blooded execution of a woman who was attending a ceremony to honor a late friend. It is especially shocking that the defendant was so brazen as to carry out this murder among a crowd of mourners, causing chaos and fear as they ran from the gunfire. My thoughts are with Delia Johnson’s friends and family who are heartbroken by this senseless loss of life."
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Woman Sentenced to 23 Years to Life in Prison for Execution-Style Murder Of Another Woman on Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights - Brooklyn District Attorney's OfficeWoman accused of shooting Brooklyn mom execution-style arrested in Florida, 11/19/2021 - TCNWoman Nabbed in Florida in NYC Mom's Execution-Style Killing Is Charged With Murder - WNBCOMAHA, Neb. (TCN) -- A 19-year-old woman will be eligible for parole when she’s nearly 80 after she was sentenced for fatally stabbing another teen on Mother’s Day last year.
KETV-TV reports a judge sentenced Kianna Opal to 60 to 80 years in prison in connection with the death of 17-year-old Ezra Sinkiawic. Opal previously pleaded no contest to second-degree murder and possession of a deadly weapon.
On May 12, 2014, at 3:10 a.m., Omaha Police Department officers responded to a home on North 53rd Street and learned that a victim had been stabbed and was on her way to the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Officers went to the scene and spoke with witnesses who said Opal was still there. She was brought into custody and charged with criminal homicide and use of a weapon.
Sinkiawic died from her injuries at the hospital.
According to KETV, on the day of the incident, Opal reportedly threatened multiple people at her house with a Taser. The group left, but when Sinkiawic and another person returned, Opal allegedly found a knife and stabbed Sinkiawic in the chest.
Sinkiawic’s mother, Angela Cunningham, spoke at the sentencing hearing and said, "The other day for Mother’s Day there was two cardinals on my porch, and one just sat there. I said, 'Is that you, baby? Are you coming home? Oh, just come home. Just go home.'"
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Woman convicted in deadly 2024 stabbing in Omaha to serve decades in prison - KETVOmaha Police Department investigate a homicide, 5/14/2024 - Omaha Police DepartmentFLORENCE, Ala. (TCN) -- A 28-year-old man was taken into custody this week after a woman’s remains were found at his home several days after she went missing.
Autumn Paige Strickland, 38, was reported missing and endangered to the Florence Police Department on May 18. She was reportedly last seen leaving a hotel just before 2 a.m. on May 17 wearing a black tank top and jean shorts.
Two days after her disappearance, on May 20, police arrested 28-year-old Logan Rogers in the 2200 block of North Wood Avenue for attempted murder.
Florence Police said in a news release that they believe Strickland was "intentionally struck by a vehicle," though investigators were still searching for her body. Later that day, police announced they found human remains at the same North Wood Avenue address. The remains were sent to a lab for positive identification.
Following the developments in the case, officials upgraded his attempted murder charge to murder.
According to court records cited by AL.com, investigators allege Rogers struck Strickland twice with a Kia Soul in the 1600 block of North Wood Avenue. After hitting her, Rogers allegedly drove away, then returned 30 minutes later in a different vehicle. He reportedly put her body in a pickup truck and drove back to his house. AL.com reports detectives discovered human remains in a burn barrel on Rogers' property.
Rogers was reportedly arrested this year for terroristic threats and domestic violence against his parents because he allegedly threatened to kill them. He is in custody at the Lauderdale County Jail without bond.
Judge Will Motlow reportedly wrote in the order denying bond, "Due to the brutal nature of the alleged offense and the defendant’s history of domestic violence, the court finds that no conditions or set of conditions can adequately ensure the safety of the public."
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Missing Endangered Person - Florence Police DepartmentUpdate 1: Arrest Made - Florence Police DepartmentUpdate 2: Human Remains Found - Florence Police DepartmentVideo allegedly shows missing Alabama mother fatally struck by car before her body was hauled off and burned - AL.comCOLLIER COUNTY, Fla. (TCN) -- A 36-year-old man faces up to life in prison for abducting and attacking his wife and their four children across multiple counties.
The Collier County Sheriff’s Office announced May 20 that Antonio Caban was convicted of kidnapping and assault in what they called a "violent crime spree." His sentencing is scheduled for July 7.
According to authorities, the incident began in LaBelle on Jan. 3, 2023. Caban reportedly "took control of his wife’s car" before biting her face and threatening his kids. The sheriff’s office noted that Caban’s family had been abused by the defendant for years, so they fled their home in Puerto Rico.
Caban reportedly drove his family around for several hours, traveling across multiple counties and threatening to harm them. Officials said he hit his wife with a tire iron and hid her phone in a citrus field at one point so no one could track it. The defendant also allegedly told his wife that he planned to drive to a home improvement store to purchase a "shovel to kill and bury them all."
According to the sheriff’s office, Caban’s wife "tricked" her husband into bringing her to a women’s shelter. Once there, she reported the incident to employees. Deputies rushed to the scene, rescued the family, and apprehended Caban.
In a statement, Sheriff Kevin Rambosk said, "This case is a stark reminder of the dangers victims of domestic violence can face. I commend the victim for her courage and quick thinking in the face of great danger. I also want to thank our deputies and partnering agencies for their rapid, coordinated response that brought this family to safety and helped bring a violent offender to justice."
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