In Lakeland, Florida, a man fatally shot his wife, critically injured his stepdaughter, and then took his own life following an argument over the television channel. Jason Kenney, 47, and Crystal Kenney, 38, began arguing after she expressed a desire to change the channel from “Monday Night Football,” where Kenney had been drinking. The argument escalated, leading Kenney to shoot his wife and stepdaughter, while the couple’s baby was unharmed. The shooter then fled the scene, contacted his sister, and was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Suspended ICE agent Samuel Saxon, previously charged with assault, now faces a federal charge of lying to a federal law enforcement officer. This charge stems from an interview conducted after Saxon was arrested on state charges of felonious assault, strangulation, and domestic violence for allegedly putting a woman in a chokehold. During the interview, Saxon allegedly repeatedly lied about interacting with the victim on the day of the incident, claiming their communication was solely over the phone. The federal charge, based on witness accounts and video evidence, could result in up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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Samuel Saxon, a 47-year-old ICE agent, has been indicted on multiple charges including felonious assault and strangulation following a domestic violence incident. The incident allegedly involved Saxon putting a woman in a chokehold, causing visible injuries, and dragging her into an apartment. Despite the alleged victim’s lack of cooperation, an independent witness corroborated the events, leading to the charges. Saxon, who is the assistant special agent in charge of ICE for the Cincinnati region, is currently being held without bond in the Hamilton County Justice Center.
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A recent analysis of court rulings by Vyorstka reveals that returning Russian soldiers have been responsible for over 1,000 deaths and injuries within Russia since the start of the Ukraine invasion. The review indicates at least 551 deaths and 465 serious injuries, with former prisoners who fought in Ukraine accounting for a significant portion of the casualties. Many of these incidents occurred during domestic disputes, frequently involving alcohol or drugs, and often targeted the veterans’ own relatives or acquaintances.
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Samuel Saxon, a 47-year-old ICE official, was arrested in Cincinnati over the weekend on charges including felonious assault, strangulation, and domestic violence. Court records indicate Saxon allegedly put a female household member in a chokehold, causing serious physical harm. Police observed bruising on the victim’s neck, and there have been numerous prior calls to the residence. Saxon is currently being held without bond on the felonious assault charge, with a hearing scheduled to determine his bond status.
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On Wednesday evening, Tiffin Police responded to a home on Huss St. after a mother reported a shooting. Investigation revealed that the mother was moving belongings with the help of Dustin Wiley, while her husband, Ryan Eagon, was believed to be out of town. Eagon fatally shot the two children, aged 7 and 7 months, as well as Wiley, before taking his own life. Law enforcement and emergency services responded, but all four individuals, including the children, Wiley, and Eagon, were pronounced dead.
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A 2nd-grade teacher, Randi Nicole Staples, was arrested in Mobile, Alabama, after a video surfaced online depicting her physically abusing her 12-year-old child. The video, filmed inside a home, reportedly shows Staples striking the child multiple times with a belt or strap before grabbing him by the hair and using profanity. Following the incident, Cottage Hill Christian Academy terminated Staples’ employment and is cooperating with law enforcement. Staples faces a felony charge of willful abuse of a child under 18, and the Department of Human Resources has placed the children with a family member while the investigation continues.
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Authorities have reported that TikTok influencer Girlalala was fatally shot in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida, following an argument with her boyfriend, Shanoyd Whyte Jr. The 21-year-old was found with multiple gunshot wounds in a car and pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. According to arrest documents, the argument escalated from verbal to physical, with Whyte admitting to pulling out a firearm. Whyte was subsequently arrested and charged with first-degree murder with a firearm.
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Goli Kouhkan, a 25-year-old child bride, faces execution in Iran for the killing of her abusive husband. She was convicted of participating in the killing of her husband, which occurred after years of suffering physical and emotional abuse. Under Iranian law, Kouhkan can be spared if she pays 10 billion tomans (approximately £80,000) to the victim’s family, a sum she is unlikely to obtain, and is representative of the discriminatory treatment of women and minorities in Iran. Human rights groups condemn the case, citing the rising number of executions, particularly of women, and the lack of legal protections against domestic violence and forced marriage within the country. Kouhkan is Baluch, a marginalized ethnic minority, and was married at 12, a situation reflective of the poverty and lack of rights faced by women in Iran.
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A California man, Jonathan Renteria, has been charged with murder after his wife’s dismembered body was discovered in their Los Feliz apartment. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office set bail at $4 million. Investigators found a suicide note from Renteria, where he admitted to killing his wife on September 4th. Friends identified the victim as June Bunyan, a Scottish immigrant who came to the U.S. with the goal of becoming a defense attorney, though she was reportedly in an abusive relationship.
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