All articles tagged with #neighbor
An Oklahoma man, Cody Wayne Adams, was charged with first-degree manslaughter after accidentally shooting and killing Sandra Phelps while shooting at a target in his backyard during Christmas, with the bullet striking her as she sat with her family.
Tyrese Gibson is wanted for animal cruelty after his dogs killed a neighbor's dog in Atlanta; police issued an arrest warrant, citing multiple incidents of the dogs running loose, and Gibson has not surrendered the dogs, who are believed to be in Dubai.
A gardener who prefers solitude while working seeks advice on how to politely discourage neighbors from engaging in conversations about his landscaping, with suggestions including using earphones or politely explaining he's focused.
The neighbor who went viral at Diddy's raid scene in L.A. claiming to be his next-door neighbor and making salacious allegations was actually just trolling, according to his mom. The young man, identified as Khaliq Thomas, was driving the car and his mother clarified that her son was not Diddy's neighbor and that the claims were completely untrue. Despite living near celebrities in Holmby Hills, the young men's outlandish statements were debunked as mere trolling.
A neighbor of the Iowa man who allegedly abducted his 7-year-old son expressed relief that the Amber Alert ended safely, noting that the suspect had never bothered anyone in the neighborhood. The incident hit close to home for the neighbor, as her nephew had disappeared years earlier. The Amber Alert system, which has evolved significantly, was credited with the safe resolution of the situation. The suspect had a history of legal issues, including a recent custody dispute and previous criminal charges and domestic abuse allegations.
A Pennsylvania man, Christopher James Casey, has been charged with stabbing his neighbor, Robert Wallace, to death following a long-standing feud over Casey's loud snoring. The altercation escalated when Wallace removed a window screen and entered Casey's home, leading to a confrontation during which Casey fatally stabbed him. Casey claimed that Wallace had not been threatening him, but he believed the offer to shake hands and resolve the situation was insincere. Casey has been charged with third-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, and possessing instruments of a crime, and remains in jail with bail set at $1 million.
A Hatboro man, Christopher James Casey, has been charged with stabbing his neighbor, Robert Wallace, to death following a long-standing feud over Casey's loud snoring. The altercation escalated when Wallace entered Casey's home through a window, leading to Casey stabbing him with a large knife. Casey claimed self-defense, stating that he believed Wallace's intentions were not genuine. Casey has been charged with third-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, and possessing instruments of a crime, and remains in jail with bail set at $1 million.
A neighbor remembers Trooper Alberto Felix, one of the Nevada State Troopers killed in a hit-and-run, as a dedicated family man who prioritized his loved ones. The neighbor, Robert Babcock, recalls Felix teaching his child how to ride a bike and describes him as a great guy. Babcock and his daughter have been actively supporting law enforcement, and they plan to honor both Trooper Felix and Sgt. Michael Abbate by running two miles in their memory.
A 59-year-old man in Indiana has been charged with murder after human remains, identified as those of 17-year-old Valerie Tindall, were found buried in his backyard. The man, Patrick Scott, who was Tindall's neighbor and boss, allegedly admitted to strangling her with a belt and burying her in a homemade box. Scott also claimed that Tindall had tried to blackmail and seduce him. He has been charged with murder, obstruction of justice, and false informing.
The suspected remains of Valerie Tindall, a missing 17-year-old Indiana girl, have been found buried in her next-door neighbor's yard. The neighbor, Patrick Scott, has been arrested and charged with murder. While the remains have yet to be positively identified, the sheriff believes they are likely those of Valerie. Scott had been considered a person of interest in her disappearance and was previously charged with falsifying information to the police. The manner of Valerie's death has not been disclosed. Her family, who trusted Scott, expressed devastation and a desire for answers.
The search continues for a missing Tarzana woman and her parents after an unidentified woman's torso was found in a dumpster in Encino. The woman's husband, Samuel Haskell, has been arrested and is being held on $2 million bail. Police have discovered evidence of a crime, including blood, inside the Tarzana home where the family lived. The couple's three children have been placed in the care of the county Department of Children and Family Services. A neighbor describes the missing woman as a "very sweet, generous person" and expresses shock at the situation unfolding next door.
The search continues for a missing Tarzana woman and her parents after an unidentified woman's torso was found in a dumpster. The husband of the missing woman has been arrested and is being held on $2 million bail. Police have searched the family's home and a neighbor claims they were told that body parts were found inside. The couple's three children have been placed in the care of the county Department of Children and Family Services. The investigation is ongoing.
A dispute over noise in a Brooklyn apartment building turned deadly when a resident shot and killed a father and stepson. The gunman, who complained about the noise, confronted the victims in the hallway outside their apartment and opened fire, striking both men. The victims' family, including a young daughter who witnessed the incident, expressed their grief and the need for therapy. The shooter, described as a dark-skinned bald man, fled the scene after the shooting. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of violence and disputes among neighbors in the area.
A family in South Carolina removed a Halloween decoration featuring a skeleton carrying a casket after a neighbor, who had recently been diagnosed with lung cancer, kindly asked them to do so. The neighbor explained that the decoration was a bit scary and he wanted to redirect his thoughts away from his potentially fatal prognosis. The family obliged, showing kindness and compassion, and the decoration was removed. The woman, who loves Halloween, is now considering what to replace it with.
A civil lawsuit has been filed against a white neighbor, identified as Marcus Rosebrock, who allegedly hosed down prominent Black and Latino guests at a dinner party hosted by Dr. Yves Duroseau and his wife, Claude, in Forest Hills, New York. The incident occurred when the neighbor demanded the music be turned down and, upon the guests' refusal, grabbed a hose and repeatedly sprayed them, increasing the water pressure each time. The guests, including lawyers, bank executives, and a public defender, are seeking monetary damages for the emotional distress caused by the incident, which they claim violated their civil rights. The neighbor denies the allegations and maintains that his actions were not racially motivated.