1. The (black) Men Told Mutschlechner & Her Friends They Wanted to ‘F**k Them’ & Were Turned Down, Police Say
2. Johnson Was With the Rap Group Who Played at the Party, Police Say
Police said they found photos of the Daytona Boyz members, Tay-K and PimpyZ, with Santana Sage, later identified as Eric Jamal Johnson. The photos and videos showed them performing at the party and in the SUV. Johnson was wearing a red sweatshirt with the words “F**k Everybody” on it, police said.
3. He Joined the Marines in 2013 & Is Based in Arizona
4. Johnson’s Friend Told a North Texas Student the Victim ‘Was at the Wrong Place Wrong Time’
5. Mutschlechner Was a Movie Lover & Was Studying Film
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- Sara Mutschlechner was driving friends home in Denton, Texas when rappers who were at same party drew alongside
- One of the five men in the SUV allegedly said he wanted to 'f***' both Sara and the other girl in the car and words were exchanged
- Marine Cpl Eric Jamal Johnson has been charged with murder after allegedly shooting Sarah, 20
- Now her boyfriend Brice Riddell tells Daily Mail Online of his grief and says: 'It's just crazy to imagine how everything can be gone in a moment.'
- He was with her until an hour before the incident - other members of rap group in the SUV have not been arrested
MOORESVILLE, NC - An employee at an assisted living facility in Mooresville was arrested Tuesday and charged with multiple counts of rape against a resident. Ernest McDonald Beatty, Jr is charged with three counts of second-degree rape and one count of second-degree sexual offense. Police say the charges involve the assault of a female resident in her early 60s at Crown Colony Assisted Living, on Commercial Drive in Mooresville. Officials said staff called police to report the assault. Investigators said Beatty was an employee and licensed Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) at the facility. Iredell County DSS Adult Protective Services was called to help with the investigation. 
A 61-year-old Bronx man was pummeled to the ground in a Bronx bodega on Christmas Eve after he bumped into another customer. The attacker was caught on surveillance video on Dec. 24 inside the shop on East Tremont Avenue near Hector Lavoe Boulevard in Tremont, throwing several punches at the 61-year-old man, shoving him to the ground, and throwing a nearby shopping cart on top of him at around 7 p.m., police said. The suspect fled the scene and is described as a 5-foot-11 black male wearing a white Gap sweatshirt.
A Steelton man was arrested on Tuesday after police said they found the home he lived in with his 11 children was full of trash, feces, flies, raw meat and more. Tyree R. Fluellen, 29, was arrested Tuesday on a warrant issued during the summer after officers and Dauphin County Children and Youth Services made the discovery. Officers found maggots overflowing in trash cans inside the home, police said. And both the toilets and bathtubs in the home were filled with feces. Six of the children living in the house contracted Shigella, a bacteria that causes diarrhea and can be present when multiple persons live in close quarters with poor sanitation.
WASHINGTON - Metro Transit Police have released surveillance images of six persons of interest sought as part of an aggravated assault investigation on a Red Line train in December. According to police, a group of juveniles attacked a man onboard a Metro train in the area of the NoMa–Gallaudet U station on Dec. 21 at around 5 p.m. The violent assault stemmed from an apparent attempted robbery of a book bag, according to Metro. The victim was hospitalized and suffered non-life-threatening injuries, Metro said. A person who wrote on a neighborhood listserv described the victim as being knocked out during the assault and possibly suffered a broken jaw.
he Bronx woman who carved the baby out of her childhood friend with a kitchen knife and then claimed the child was her own told cops she “rescued” the newborn out of motherly love. “I sat there thinking about my child that died and thought that I couldn’t have any more children so I rescued the baby,” Ashleigh Wade told cops after she was arrested for stabbing mom-to-be 
Wanted posters featuring a surveillance photo and a police sketch of the homeless man who murdered a McDonald’s employee were posted at the Bronx burger joint Tuesday. Four signs were taped on the doors — warning customers to watch out for the vagrant, who was described as a dark-skinned Hispanic man between 5-foot-4 and 5-6 with a stocky build. A makeshift memorial with candles and flowers was erected outside the eatery for 
A Bronx man who allegedly shot his wife on Christmas morning while his kids slept and then fled to Maryland was charged Tuesday with attempted murder. 
The white woman — in her late 20s or early 30s — is shown in a surveillance photo the feds shared wearing tight black leggings, a blue jacket and a white headband as she entered the store - and the FBI needs your help to get her behind bars. The feds consider both the woman and her collaborator, a 6-foot, 250-pound black man in his late 30s or early 40s, armed and dangerous. 
GREENPORT, Long Island -- A young woman from our area who was carjacked and kidnapped in eastern Pennsylvania is speaking out about her terrifying experience. 
San Francisco police hope new video will lead them to the person responsible for the deadly beating of an elderly artist. Police released surveillance video of a man they say is a person of interest. Officers say the attack was unprovoked and happened in the middle of the day at the busy intersection of Van Ness and Market. On December 5, 
DES MOINES, Iowa —A Des Moines man who beat an elderly neighbor to death was sentenced Monday in a Polk County court. Last month, a judge found 
A student who pleaded guilty to assaulting two employees at St. Paul’s Central High School has been sentenced to 90 days of probation and electronic home monitoring. The Ramsey County Attorney’s Office says the 16-year-old pleaded guilty to third-degree assault, fourth-degree assault, and obstruction of legal process with force. He will also be required to undergo Anger Replacement Therapy and complete 150 hours of community service. Investigators say the fight, which happened Friday, Dec. 4, started between two students and was about who had better football statistics. The fight involved a 15-year-old student. During the fight, the 16-year-old, who is his brother, jumped in to help, and a science teacher intervened to stop the older brother from getting involved. Police say the 16-year-old then shoved the teacher’s face into a wall, breaking his glasses. An assistant principal also said he saw the 16-year-old pick up the teacher in a strangulation hold, lift him in the air and forcefully slam him on his back onto a cafeteria chair and table. The student then got on top of the teacher and started choking him, and he then hit him in the face and neck repeatedly, according to the complaint.
The assistant principal intervened, and police say the 16-year-old also slammed him into a wall. Witnesses say the younger brother then punched the assistant principal repeatedly in the upper chest.
Both students were arrested.
A Philadelphia Police officer has been suspended following a domestic altercation with a female in Upper Darby. Officials say Officer Deric Lewis was arrested following the incident on December 28, 2015. The nature of the altercation is unclear, but officials say Lewis was off-duty at the time. Lewis allegedly refused to provide identification to the Upper Darby police officers who responded and was disorderly. The 35-year-old has been charged with simple assault and harassment. Lewis is a 9-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police department and was assigned to the 18th district.
RALEIGH, N.C. Authorities released new details regarding a Lee County detention officer accused of sexually assaulting a female prisoner while being transferred to a facility in Raleigh. The warrants show that 55-year-old David Adams Jr. used an inmates’ cellphone to take pictures of her exposed breasts and forced her to perform oral sex. According to the warrants, the assault occurred while Adams was driving the woman from the Lee County jail to the North Carolina Correctional Institute for Women in Raleigh.
CINCINNATI —A man is facing charges after police said he raped a woman in her home. Samori Smith, 34, is accused of breaking into an apartment in the 2500 block of Kemper Avenue on Monday and assaulting the victim. The victim said she didn't know Smith. Smith is charged with aggravated burglary and rape. He was arraigned on Tuesday morning and ordered held on $250,000 bond.
A 37-year-old man recently released from prison is back in jail, charged with a weekend sexual assault in Tuscaloosa. On Saturday, Tuscaloosa police and Tuscaloosa Metro Homicide Unit investigators were dispatched about 10 p.m. to the 4400 block of 21st Street. The victim told lawmen that Lamont Cooper, who was released from prison two weeks ago, sexually assaulted her, said Capt. Gary Hood. Cooper had fled the scene, and a lookout bulletin was issued for him. Investigators and Tuscaloosa officers launched a search for him, and he was found at a home in the 1500 block of 44th Avenue.
WELLSVILLE, N.Y. — A local man is facing felony charges after police say they furthered a lengthy investigation into alleged rapes. Wellsville police officers say they arrested Anthony Poole, 25, on Dec. 29 after gathering evidence in a joint investigation with New York State Police. Poole stands charged with two counts of second degree felony rape. Police say the investigation is continuing and additional charges are pending against Poole. Poole is behind bars, jailed on $20,000 bail following his arraignment.
LAKELAND - A man was shot and killed when deputies say he unlawfully entered a home and fired at two people inside. The Polk County Sheriff's Office said it happened at a home on Chestnut Hills Drive around 6:30 a.m. New Year's Day. Chevez Antwann Fiason, 24, was shot and killed by the homeowner during the incident. No one else was injured in the incident. Fiason was said to have a violent arrest history and was released from state prison in March 2015. "Forcing your way into an occupied residence is a bold and foolish decision - if you are foolish enough to break into someone's home, you can expect to be shot in Polk County," Sheriff Grady Judd said.
Maplewood police say they have made an arrest in connection to a home invasion Saturday in which a 75-year-old woman was choked until she was unconscious. Maplewood police said Tuesday that 25-year-old Deandre Vershawn Wims of North St. Paul was arrested on suspicion of financial transaction card fraud. He was taken into custody without incident about 2 a.m. after a traffic stop. Investigators are working to directly connect Wims to the home invasion and the burglary of a nearby unoccupied residence on Dec. 27, police say. They are also trying to identify and locate the other male and female suspects from Saturday's home invasion.
A Domino’s Pizza delivery man stabbed a customer in Covina during an altercation over the food's late arrival, police said Sunday. Michael Charles Parker, 31, stabbed the 20-year-old customer around 11:35 p.m. Saturday in the 600 block of Mangrove Avenue, according to a Covina Police Department news release. The victim was stabbed in the neck and wrist areas during the altercation, which stemmed from the pizza’s late arrival, police said. The customer tipped Parker about $3 — the pizza cost about $45 — and the delivery man stayed in the doorway, refusing to leave, Sgt. Gregg Peterson said.
A shocking viral video of several (black) women fighting in Camden has sparked a police investigation. Yet officials say there’s more to the video than meets the eye and the woman who they originally believed was the victim is actually a person of interest. 
A man is in critical condition following a hostage situation in DeKalb County. The incident occurred the morning of Jan. 5 at the Rite For Us Hotel located at 4300 Snapfinger Woods Drive in greater Decatur. Police allege that Korrie Thomas, 36, refused to come outside of the hotel room when police responded to a domestic assault call. He was holding a woman and 11 children – ranging in ages from 3 months to 17 years old – hostage.
BENSALEM, Pa. – Two people are charged after they allegedly left three of their children unattended in a casino parking lot. Authorities say around 9:10 p.m. on January 2, police responded to the Parx Casino parking lot for the report of children left unattended in a vehicle. Parx security located the children, ages one, three and eight. Jarrett Nelson, 39, and Ebony Walker, 30, both of Newark, New Jersey were charged with endangering the welfare of children and recklessly endangering another person.
The British boy dubbed 'Jihadi Junior' begged his grandfather to save him just days before he was forced to appear in a sickening ISIS execution video. Isa Dare, 4, was paraded in military fatigues and an ISIS bandanna while being made to declare: 'We are going to kill the kaffir (non-believers) over there.' He was brainwashed by ISIS fanatics after being taken to Syria three years ago by his mother, the Muslim convert Grace 'Khadija' Dare, 24, who had links to the killers of Lee Rigby. His grandfather, Henry Dare, 59, said Isa made a desperate plea for help during a heartbreaking phone call just days before he featured in the barbaric stunt, saying: 'Please save me.' 
Investigators have charged a 29-year-old man with sexually assaulting 
Cops charged a 15-year-old Brooklyn girl with murder Monday after she confessed to killing her mom and the woman’s boyfriend, sources said. 
It took only a few minutes Monday for a district judge to order William C. Byers Augusta to stand trial in Cumberland County Court on new charges linked to the rape of 
LAS CRUCES - A former school bus driver accused of having a sexual relationship with 
LAKE CHARLES, LA - A man indicted in connection with a 2010 rape and murder was arraigned in state district court Monday. Roman Lastrapes pleaded not guilty and a pre-trial conference was set for May 12. Lastrapes is accused of killing 50-year-old 
Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $2,000 for information leading to the arrest and indictment of a knife-wielding suspect accused in a recent sexual assault. The victim told Atlanta police she was attacked in her car last Wednesday night at East Lake Park off Memorial Drive. The suspect had asked her for a light and when she gave it to him he punched her in the head and dragged her into some nearby bushes, the incident report states. There, she was forced to perform a sex act at knife point. The report states the suspect briefly dropped the knife, leading to a tussle, but he regained control and stabbed his victim repeatedly. The victim described the suspect as being a black male with a medium complexion, wearing all black and walking with a limp. 
Cops are looking for a 24-year-old man wanted for the horrific rape of 
A Caldwell man was arrested in Minidoka County on Dec. 28 after he was accused of raping a girl on Dec. 26 and later attempting to kidnap the 17-year-old female. Caldwell Police Sgt. Damon Rice said 
Police in Florida said they caught a man who admits he pointed a green laser at a control tower and American Airlines jet approaching Daytona Beach International Airport Sunday, and revealed that the suspect is a student pilot. Police said the student, 23-year-old 
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — One person was taken to the hospital in critical condition Friday morning after a fight broke out between two contract workers at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.
On 12/31/15 at 12:55 P.M., Hobbs Police Department officers responded to an unresponsive subject in the 300 block of North Marland. Upon their arrival they observed
LAKEWOOD, Calif. -- An elderly woman was beaten and robbed during a Lakewood home invasion on New Year's Day, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Deputies said the home invasion happened at a house in the 4800 block of Obispo Avenue at about 2 p.m. on Friday. The
The cops found the gun, the feds brought the case, and the judge tossed the evidence — twice. Convicted Brooklyn felon Walik Williams — who avoided up to a decade in prison on a gun charge last month when a federal judge tossed the evidence against him — had a prior firearms case also thrown out in 2008. The Bed-Stuy thug was infamously let off the hook last month after 
The 15 JPMorgan Chase bank accounts had a few things in common: They had high balances, there was little activity on them and they belonged to 
A Philadelphia councilwoman and her campaign are being fined nearly $10,000 after violating the city ethics code. Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown's campaign has been fined $8,000, while she must pay $1,500 personally, for setting up a second bank account for campaign contributions. Shane Creamer, executive director of the Philadelphia Board of Ethics, said the campaign admitted violating campaign finance rules. "The Friends of Blondell Reynolds Brown approached enforcement staff and told them they had set up a separate savings account into which they had deposited about $25,000," Creamer said.
A Delaware driver faces his 4th DUI after police say he ran his sport utility vehicle onto someone’s lawn on Christmas. Elsmere officers approached the Ford Explorer as it sat partially on a lawn along the 100 block of Jefferson Avenue on Christmas Day. They found 
Taina Darby is outraged the NYPD is being stonewalled in its effort to quiz an alleged jihadist in the brutal stabbing of her 9-year-old son in what might have been a botched ISIS audition. “I don’t get it,” Darby said after reading The Post’s exclusive report last week on how the NYPD seeks to question “person of interest” 
Monsignor William Lynn 64, was convicted in 2012 of endangeriThe Bill Clinton effect: Behind the left’s sex-harassment problemng a policeman's son who said he was homosexually assaulted as a boy by two priests and a teacher — including a previously accused priest who had been transferred to the boy's parish. Lynn has been imprisoned off and on amid a wild legal journey. 
A Roman Catholic priest convicted of traveling to Honduras to molest 
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- A Syracuse man who beat a woman to death with a 2-by-4 board in 1990 was charged with brutally beating a 78-year-old woman during a robbery on New Year's Day. Willie McKee Jr., 42, approached the woman just after 8:30 a.m. in the 1600 block of Lodi Street. He repeatedly punched and kicked the woman before making off with with her purse and wallet, Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler said at a news conference this morning. She suffered extensive head and facial injuries and was rushed to Upstate University Hospital, where she's currently in critical, but stable condition. The woman's son, one of nine children, spoke to reporters following the press conference. He held a photograph of his mother. Her right eye was severely bruised and swollen and her head wrapped in blood-soaked bandages. She was bleeding from her head and face when police arrived, Fowler said. Her son said his mother's face was repeatedly stomped on. Her son, who chose not to be identified, said the woman is bleeding from her brain, cannot see and is fighting for her life. "She's in very, very, very bad shape," he said. It all started when the woman, a longtime North Side resident, walked to a neighborhood store to buy a cup of coffee, her morning routine. At some point, McKee demanded money from her. She turned away from McKee, her son said, at which point McKee attacked her. 
TROTWOOD -- A home invasion turns deadly when the homeowner takes the safety of her family into her own hands. One of three home invasion suspect was shot and killed during the incident, and has been identified by the Montgomery County Coroner's Office as Azikiwe Presley, 29, of Dayton. Trotwood Police were called to a home at the dead end of Atlas Road around 6:00 Monday morning. Police say three masked men armed with firearms forcibly entered and attempted to rob the homeowner. The homeowner called 9-1-1. "I got my gun and I started shooting and they ran," the female caller told dispatchers. "They all three had guns, I'm confused ... they must not have had bullets because after I pulled the trigger they just took off, instead of firing back. I don't know if I hit one or not, I don't see blood anywhere." The three suspects were caught on home surveillance outside the residence, before they kicked their way inside. Police say
A man accused of killing Ryerson University cancer researcher 
BALTIMORE — Public Enemy No. 1. City police are hunting down a man they say barricaded two people in a room and lit it on fire. Now a 61-year-old woman is dead in the first murder of the year. It’s a crime the police commissioner calls unspeakable–a woman locked in a burning home and left to die. “Brutal, ruthless, vicious, merciless, sadistic and cruel,” said Commissioner Kevin Davis, Baltimore City Police Department. That is how police describe Public Enemy No. 1 — 59-year-old Alan Lorenzo Floyd. Investigators say Floyd was inside an East Baltimore rowhome on Madison Street on New Year’s Day. He locked two people inside a room, including a 61-year-old woman, then lit the house on fire. “Two people were actually in a room and were barricaded behind a door that he had doused with some type of accelerant and he set fire to that,” said T.J. Smith, Baltimore City Police Department. Neighbors frantically tried to save the people who were trapped. One managed to make it out alive. Firefighters weren’t able to save the other woman. 
The Meriwether County Sheriff's Office and Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Scene Unit are investigating a Saturday morning shooting that killed one person and injured another, according to a release. Officials identified the deceased as 
FORT WAYNE, Ind. An arrest has been made in the beating death of a 46-year-old Fort Wayne man at a west-side hotel this week. Fort Wayne Police and medics were called before 5 p.m. Monday to the Economy Inn at 3340 W. Coliseum Blvd., and arrived to find a man there beaten. The victim –
GILMER COUNTY, Ga. - Investigators said they have made three arrests in the shooting death of a young Gilmer County father. Joseph Ledford, of Jasper, Tyler Nunez, of Acworth, and Justin Heard, of Marietta, were arrested New Year’s Eve. They have all been charged with murder and armed robbery. Deputies said 
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