Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Man arrested for offensive littering after throwing money out of car window
An Oregon man faces a charge of offensive littering, among others, after being arrested following a police chase in Cornelius on Saturday morning.
Kyler Martin from Beaverton allegedly sped away after his Cadillac was pulled over on traffic violations at around 3 am. A deputy who pulled the car over did not pursue, but radioed the information to other deputies. A second deputy spotted the Cadillac and tried to pull him over, but Martin allegedly refused to stop.
While the pursuit was underway, the deputy saw items being thrown out the window. Eventually, the Cadillac stopped. Martin, 26, was arrested at the scene. When deputies went back to pick up what was thrown out of the Cadillac’s window, they found paper money.
About five ounces of marijuana was found in the car, deputies said. Along with the offensive littering charge, Martin is charged with attempting to elude police, reckless driving and recklessly endangering another person – a passenger. Other charges may be forthcoming.
Kyler Martin from Beaverton allegedly sped away after his Cadillac was pulled over on traffic violations at around 3 am. A deputy who pulled the car over did not pursue, but radioed the information to other deputies. A second deputy spotted the Cadillac and tried to pull him over, but Martin allegedly refused to stop.
While the pursuit was underway, the deputy saw items being thrown out the window. Eventually, the Cadillac stopped. Martin, 26, was arrested at the scene. When deputies went back to pick up what was thrown out of the Cadillac’s window, they found paper money.
About five ounces of marijuana was found in the car, deputies said. Along with the offensive littering charge, Martin is charged with attempting to elude police, reckless driving and recklessly endangering another person – a passenger. Other charges may be forthcoming.
Alleged drug dealer arrested while wearing dope shirt
A suspect in a drug arrest in Florida was wearing an appropriate shirt when he was arrested on Sunday: The name "DOPE" on the back and the number "0."
At about 4am, Sarasota officers stopped a vehicle after seeing two suspects run a stop sign.
The vehicle proceeded north, then drove through a dead end and crashed into a tree. The two men inside the car tried to flee on foot but were caught and identified as Tyderien Jenkins, the driver, and Thomas McDuffie, the passenger, police said.
Marijuana could be smelled coming from the vehicle and officers found powder cocaine (2.4 grams), crack cocaine (21.1 grams), heroin (3 grams) along with MDMA and $,1715 in cash.
McDuffie, 29, of Orlando, is charged with driving with a suspended licence, habitual traffic offender, possession of crack of cocaine with intent to sell,possession of powder cocaine with intent to sell, possession of heroin with intent to sell, leaving the scene of a crash, and obstruction without violence. Jenkins, 21, of Parrish, is charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell and obstruction without violence. It is unclear which man was wearing the 'dope' shirt.
The vehicle proceeded north, then drove through a dead end and crashed into a tree. The two men inside the car tried to flee on foot but were caught and identified as Tyderien Jenkins, the driver, and Thomas McDuffie, the passenger, police said.
Marijuana could be smelled coming from the vehicle and officers found powder cocaine (2.4 grams), crack cocaine (21.1 grams), heroin (3 grams) along with MDMA and $,1715 in cash.
McDuffie, 29, of Orlando, is charged with driving with a suspended licence, habitual traffic offender, possession of crack of cocaine with intent to sell,possession of powder cocaine with intent to sell, possession of heroin with intent to sell, leaving the scene of a crash, and obstruction without violence. Jenkins, 21, of Parrish, is charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell and obstruction without violence. It is unclear which man was wearing the 'dope' shirt.
Man threw chair at his grandmother after being told off for wearing dirty shoes
A Florida man who didn’t like his grandmother telling him to take off his shoes hit the woman with a kitchen chair, Volusia County deputies said.
And when investigating deputies asked Justin Penner’s father, Mark Penner, what happened during the incident Thursday about 2:20pm, the dad said, “All he did was hit her with the chair,” deputies wrote in their report. The victim is Mark Penner’s mother.
Penner, 29, was charged with aggravated battery on a person 65 year of age or older. Penner is being held with no bail allowed in the Volusia County Branch Jail. Jean Penner, 77, flagged down deputies and reported she had been battered in her Deltona home. Jean Penner said she lives in constant fear of her grandson who lives with her, investigators said.
The elderly woman reported she told Justin Penner not to walk in the residence with his shoes on because he was tracking in dirt. Justin Penner got upset and threw a kitchen chair at her, striking her in the left leg, deputies said. After hurting his grandmother, Justin Penner left the home with his father but was arrested when he returned home, deputies said.
And when investigating deputies asked Justin Penner’s father, Mark Penner, what happened during the incident Thursday about 2:20pm, the dad said, “All he did was hit her with the chair,” deputies wrote in their report. The victim is Mark Penner’s mother.
Penner, 29, was charged with aggravated battery on a person 65 year of age or older. Penner is being held with no bail allowed in the Volusia County Branch Jail. Jean Penner, 77, flagged down deputies and reported she had been battered in her Deltona home. Jean Penner said she lives in constant fear of her grandson who lives with her, investigators said.
The elderly woman reported she told Justin Penner not to walk in the residence with his shoes on because he was tracking in dirt. Justin Penner got upset and threw a kitchen chair at her, striking her in the left leg, deputies said. After hurting his grandmother, Justin Penner left the home with his father but was arrested when he returned home, deputies said.
Calvin Wank arrested for performing lewd acts at Love’s Travel truck stop
A man from Deposit, New York, is accused of committing sexually lewd acts while in a parking lot and field next to a truck stop in Kirkwood.
Calvin E. Wank, 56, was arrested on Saturday and charged with a misdemeanor count of public lewdness.
State troopers were called at 10:15am for a possible suspicious person at the Love’s Travel Stop, police said.
Wank allegedly performed lewd acts that were witnessed by several truck drivers, police said. Wank was ticketed to appear in Kirkwood Town Court next month.
Calvin E. Wank, 56, was arrested on Saturday and charged with a misdemeanor count of public lewdness.
State troopers were called at 10:15am for a possible suspicious person at the Love’s Travel Stop, police said.
Wank allegedly performed lewd acts that were witnessed by several truck drivers, police said. Wank was ticketed to appear in Kirkwood Town Court next month.
Girl rescued after getting head stuck in kettle
A toddler in Chile had to endure an uncomfortable rescue after she got an empty kettle stuck on her head while playing at home.
The 18-month old girl was taken to a nearby hospital in Santa Cruz, where surgeons tried to remove the kettle – but they had to call in firefighters to cut through the tough metal.
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The girl's mother, Daniela Lopez, had been distracted by the phone when her daughter suffered the accident.
The girl didn't suffer any serious injuries from the ordeal and is now recovering at home.
The 18-month old girl was taken to a nearby hospital in Santa Cruz, where surgeons tried to remove the kettle – but they had to call in firefighters to cut through the tough metal.
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The girl's mother, Daniela Lopez, had been distracted by the phone when her daughter suffered the accident.
The girl didn't suffer any serious injuries from the ordeal and is now recovering at home.
75-year-old man arrested after attempting to blow up his son with 3.5kg of dynamite
A German pensioner is being investigated on suspicion of attempted murder after planting 3.5kg (7.7lbs) of TNT in his son's garden, next door to his own home, police said on Monday.
Police in Nußdorf in southern Bavaria were called to a house in the town's Sondermoning neighbourhood late on Friday after a 32-year-old man found the explosives in his garden. The charge was defused and suspicion immediately fell on his neighbour - his father. The suspected bomber was arrested without resistance as he returned home at around 11pm the same evening.
The district court in nearby Traunstein issued a warrant for his arrest on grounds of attempted murder, attempting to cause an explosion and breach of the law on explosives. Neighbours, who had been evacuated from their homes while the explosive was defused, were able to return just before midnight.
Police said that the father had been arrested but could not reveal his motives. In a statement, they said that their search of the area had revealed new evidence which would be used in the prosecution. An expert testimony is being prepared which will detail why the explosive did not detonate and what damage might have resulted if it had.
Police in Nußdorf in southern Bavaria were called to a house in the town's Sondermoning neighbourhood late on Friday after a 32-year-old man found the explosives in his garden. The charge was defused and suspicion immediately fell on his neighbour - his father. The suspected bomber was arrested without resistance as he returned home at around 11pm the same evening.
The district court in nearby Traunstein issued a warrant for his arrest on grounds of attempted murder, attempting to cause an explosion and breach of the law on explosives. Neighbours, who had been evacuated from their homes while the explosive was defused, were able to return just before midnight.
Police said that the father had been arrested but could not reveal his motives. In a statement, they said that their search of the area had revealed new evidence which would be used in the prosecution. An expert testimony is being prepared which will detail why the explosive did not detonate and what damage might have resulted if it had.
Full crew of firefighters rushed to rescue kitten found in car engine
After failed attempts to rescue a kitten, believed to be between eight and 12 weeks old, discovered by friends Sam Warrington and Lisa Merry in their car, they called the fire service and a full crew arrived.
It took half an hour to safely rescue the creature in a mission involving lifting up the car with airbags.
Miss Warrington, from Aylsham in Norfolk, is now temporarily looking after the kitten which was not injured but came out very dirty. She said: “I had finished helping Lisa clean her holiday cottage in Cley. When we came out we heard this meowing but couldn’t work out where it was coming from. We looked in the bins and in the trees. A car pulled up and a man said it was coming from the car.”
The kitten was trapped in the tray of the engine and the rescue in the Picnic Fayre deli car park attracted a large crowd. Miss Warrington added: “The firemen were very good. They kept the kitten quite calm. It was quite distressed when it was rescued but once everyone had left it calmed down and happily sat in its box.” It is not known if the young animal is male or female or if it is a feral or domestic cat because it does not have any identification.
“It is becoming more settled down now. I have taken on the cat for now until we find the owner but I’m considering keeping it because my two-year-old daughter has been asking me for a cat for ages,” Miss Warrington said. Sarah Whittley, co-owner of the Cley Pinkfoot Gallery, who helped with the rescue, described the kitten as “incredibly cute”. It is not known where the animal got into the engine as Miss Warrington and Miss Merry had been to High Kelling and Aylsham earlier that day.
Miss Warrington, from Aylsham in Norfolk, is now temporarily looking after the kitten which was not injured but came out very dirty. She said: “I had finished helping Lisa clean her holiday cottage in Cley. When we came out we heard this meowing but couldn’t work out where it was coming from. We looked in the bins and in the trees. A car pulled up and a man said it was coming from the car.”
The kitten was trapped in the tray of the engine and the rescue in the Picnic Fayre deli car park attracted a large crowd. Miss Warrington added: “The firemen were very good. They kept the kitten quite calm. It was quite distressed when it was rescued but once everyone had left it calmed down and happily sat in its box.” It is not known if the young animal is male or female or if it is a feral or domestic cat because it does not have any identification.
“It is becoming more settled down now. I have taken on the cat for now until we find the owner but I’m considering keeping it because my two-year-old daughter has been asking me for a cat for ages,” Miss Warrington said. Sarah Whittley, co-owner of the Cley Pinkfoot Gallery, who helped with the rescue, described the kitten as “incredibly cute”. It is not known where the animal got into the engine as Miss Warrington and Miss Merry had been to High Kelling and Aylsham earlier that day.
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