All articles tagged with #ex convict
Nile Taylor, a 49-year-old ex-convict with a history of gun and forgery charges, was arraigned in Manhattan court for allegedly setting a subway passenger on fire with a flaming can of alcohol. The judge set his bail at $250,000, citing the strong evidence and Taylor's criminal history. Taylor faces multiple charges, including assault and menacing, and is due back in court on May 31.
A man, identified as Major Sanford, is facing murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing a man near Las Vegas Academy. Sanford, who has a history of arrests and serving time in the Nevada prison system, was seen shooting into the victim's apartment before leaving the scene. He is also facing charges for discharging a gun into an occupied structure, possession of a gun by a prohibited person, and carrying a concealed weapon without a permit. The victim's identity and cause of death have yet to be released.
A man with a history of arrests, including theft, burglary, and assault, is facing multiple charges, including murder, after allegedly shooting and killing a man near Las Vegas Academy. The incident occurred as high school students arrived at the downtown school. The suspect was seen shooting into the victim's apartment before leaving the scene and being detained by police. The victim's identity and cause of death will be released by the coroner's office. Anyone with information is urged to contact the LVMPD Homicide Section.
An ex-convict who fought for Putin in the war against Ukraine went on a rampage with an accomplice, killing six people in Russia. After being freed from prison as a reward for his war effort, the ex-convict set their homes on fire in an attempt to hide the massacre. The bodies of five men and one woman were found with stab and serious burn wounds in two separate houses in Karelia. The suspects, both with previous convictions for serious crimes, have been detained on suspicion of murder. Russians have expressed concern about former convict fighters being pardoned and allowed back into society.
The divorce lawyer representing the estranged wife of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann is an ex-convict who was once convicted of cocaine possession. Attorney Robert Macedonio, who had his law license revoked as a result of the conviction, was hired by Asa Ellerup to handle her divorce from Heuermann. Macedonio's conviction was reduced to a misdemeanor, allowing him to regain his license. The case sparked a federal probe into the Suffolk County District Attorney's office. Heuermann has pleaded not guilty to six counts of murder for the killings of three women whose bodies were found on Gilgo Beach in 2010.