Creepy teacher charged with having sex with student 46 years younger
A 63-year-old veteran high school teacher in North Carolina is charged with having sex with a 17-year-old student, authorities said.
Emma Neil Ogle, of Huntersville, was arrested late Thursday after the victim 46 years her junior reported that the pair began a relationship in the spring that took an intimate turn over the summer, WSOC reports.
Ogle was taken into custody hours after the student told school staffers at Garinger High School in Charlotte about the allegations.
There’s no indication that the sex acts took place on school grounds, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools told WCNC.
“I recognized her,” one senior at the school, Edward Ramon, told the station. “It’s just disgusting. It’s shocking and disgusting.”
The allegations will likely tarnish the school’s reputation, Ramon said.
“It just makes the school look bad,” he continued. “I think she should go to prison for that.”
Attempts to reach Ogle — a career and technical health occupations teacher at the school since 2014 and a district employee since 2005 — were unsuccessful early Tuesday.
She’s facing charges for a sex act with a student, indecent liberties with a student and crimes against nature, WLOS reports.
Ogle has been suspended with pay following her arrest, a school district spokeswoman confirmed Tuesday to The Post.
Ogle, whose bond was set at $10,000, was released from custody on Friday, jail records show.
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Man using racist slurs killed in Waffle House fight
JACKSON, Ga. — The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says a man was shot to death at a Waffle House after calling other patrons racist slurs and starting a fight.
The GBI says Butts County deputies responded Halloween night to three 911 calls that were minutes apart. The first reported an angry customer, the second reported a fight and a third reported shots had been fired.
Responding deputies found 27-year-old Nicholas Phinazee Bryan mortally wounded. An investigation determined that Bryan “was using racial slurs” toward 36-year-old Robert Lewis Henderson Jr. and 39-year-old Antonio DeMarty Evans. Waffle House staff told Bryan to leave. Then their argument became physical. Police say Henderson fired a single shot at Bryan, who later died at a hospital.
The GBI statement does not say whether charges will be filed.
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Leader of Bloods gang set pleads guilty to carving gang name in teen’s chest
Genesee Township, MI (WNEM) — A man has pleaded guilty after prosecutors said he held down a teen and carved a gang name into the boy’s chest.
Doniel A. Heard, 37, of Canton, pleaded guilty on Oct. 29 to assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering, according to US Attorney Matthew Schneider.
In his plea, Heard admitted that at the time of the assault, Nov. 24, 2017, he was the leader of a Michigan set of the national Bloods street gang. Believing that the 15-year-old victim had disrespected two fellow gang members, Heard and three other gang members beat and robbed the boy in Genesee Township, outside of Flint. Investigators said after the beating, the other gang members held the boy down while Heard used a large knife to carve the name of the local Bloods set, “MOB 662” into the boy’s chest.
The teen suffered permanent bodily injury as a result of the assault.
“This was a vicious attack on a 15-year old boy by a violent street gang. This type of senseless violence will not be tolerated. We will continue to work with our federal, state, and local law enforcement partners to bring the full force of federal law upon gang members who seek to destroy our communities with violence and intimidation,” stated United States Attorney Schneider.
Sentencing is set for March 4, 2020 in Flint. Heard faces up to 20 years in federal prison.
The US Attorney’s Office said two other gang members who participated in the assault are also scheduled to be sentenced that day.
Talasha Willis, a gang member who also participated in the assault, was sentenced in May of this year to 100 months in federal prison.
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Man steals electric shopping cart from Walmart to bar hop and avoid a DWI
HOUMA, La. — A Louisiana man was arrested after stealing an electric powered shopping cart from Walmart to avoid getting a DWI, police said.
Brice Kendell Williams, 32, was charged with felony unauthorized use of a moveable after driving the motorized shopping cart over half a mile away from one bar to another, according to the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office. His bond was set at $2,500, police said in a statement.
A deputy with the sheriff’s office responded to a bar in Houma, Louisiana, around 12:30 a.m. Sunday after receiving a complaint about someone arriving to a bar in a shopping cart, according to the statement. The town is about 60 miles southwest of New Orleans.
When the deputy arrived, he found the shopping cart parked between two cars in the bar’s parking lot.
Williams told the responding deputy that he was at a different bar and thought that if he drove his car, he could get charged with a DWI, the sheriff’s office said. Instead, Williams opted to steal the electric shopping cart, which is meant for disabled people, and drive it to a different bar, the sheriff’s office said.
CNN has not determined whether Williams has legal representation at this time.
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Texas Mom Kills Her 3 Children in Murder-Suicide Days After Finalizing Divorce
Texas authorities have confirmed that three siblings — aged 7, 9, and 11 — were killed last week by their 39-year-old mother, who then took her own life.
The determination from the Harris County Medical Examiner’s Office is that Ashley Auzenne shot and killed herself after fatally shooting her children — Parrish, 11, Eleanor, 9, and 7-year-old Lincoln — inside their Deer Park, Texas, home.
The four bodies were discovered the morning of October 29 when local police were asked to check in on the family after relatives were unable to reach them.
A motive for the murder-suicide is unknown, and KTRK is reporting the deadly violence occurred a week after Ashley’s divorce from her estranged husband became final.
The murder weapon was recovered at the scene.
Auzenne’s Facebook page indicates she had expressed anti-gun-violence views.
Relatives were shocked, saying they never saw this coming.
“They were kids you wanted to have around, they really were,” the children’s paternal grandfather, Murvin Auzenne Sr., told KTRK.
“They played well, they talked to the adults. They’re amazing children in all kinds of fantastic ways,” he added. “The family has all rallied around my son, Murvin. Our focus is only on one thing: helping through this difficult time.”
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Man stabbed to death following an alleged dispute involving Popeyes’ chicken sandwich
OXON HILL, Md. (Meredith) — A man was stabbed to death at a Maryland Popeyes after an altercation involving the restaurant’s chicken sandwich, according to reports. The sandwich popularized by social media had just recently made its way back to the restaurant’s menu after a hiatus.
FOX45 reports that the man was stabbed to death after a fight at the Oxon Hill, Maryland restaurant took place. Sources reportedly told the station the fight was about Popeyes’ chicken sandwich.
Local police said they responded to the restaurant’s location, where they found the victim suffering from stab wounds in the parking lot. He later died after being taken to a hospital.
An employee told the station that the restaurant is now closed.
Popeyes’ chicken sandwich was sold out for weeks after a social media frenzy starting with a feud between the fast food restaurant and several other fast food chains helped the sandwich to explode into popularity.
The sandwich finally made a comeback at the beginning of November, seemingly maintaining its popularity despite its short disappearance.
This incident is not the first act of violence seemingly caused by the sandwich’s popularity. One restaurant location was threatened by a group of people with a gun for running out of sandwiches. Another man even sued a restaurant location for running out of the chicken sandwich.
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Dads say $13K Disney trip ruined by roaches, ‘used condom’
Their dream vacation turned into “a holiday from hell.”
When Michael, 35 and Paul Atwal-Brice, 41, flew 10 hours from England and shelled out nearly $13,000 total on a Disney World holiday with their adopted twin sons, they expected at least a clean hotel room.
Instead they arrived at a space covered in “so much crap and dust,” Michael told the Mirror. “You wouldn’t put a dog in there.”
The family’s room at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort hotel in Florida cost more than $500 a night — but the couple alleged it had exposed wiring, dead cockroaches on the floor, a film of dirt across surfaces and, worst of all, “a used condom on the bed.”
The situation was enhanced by the fact that Michael and Paul’s boys, 13-year-old Levi and Lucas, are autistic, epileptic and non-verbal — so they require more supervision than most teens.
“There was lots of exposed wiring. Our boys have no sense of danger, so they could easily stick their fingers in that,” Michael told the UK outlet. “The boys could have stood on the cockroach and could very easily have touched the condom if they dropped their bouncy ball down the side of the bed. That’s what shocked us.”
The married couple from Barnsley claimed they even called the hotel ahead of time, to ensure the room was cleaned, but to no avail. “We couldn’t stay in there. The boys were upset and were screaming and distressed,” Michael said.
The couple requested and received a new room — but they said the “dirty and dusty” accommodations still weren’t up to their standards.
“That’s what shocked us: We’ve not just booked any old hotel,” Michael said. “We’ve purposefully booked this resort and spent a vast amount of money to make it all magical and special. It’s supposed to be magical, once in a lifetime — but that was like a one-star bedsit.”
The couple requested a refund, but claimed they were denied. As the situation escalated, senior management moved the family to Disney’s luxurious Grand Floridian Resort and Spa.
In a statement obtained by Fox News, a Disney World rep said, “This family has received compensation from us numerous times over the past five years, and they continue to return. Regarding their current visit, we believe the guest claims are exaggerated, and again took several steps to enhance their vacation.”
The Atwal-Brices have fostered more than 20 children and have made a number of TV appearances discussing their tips and tricks for giving their kids a great holiday on a budget.
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‘She wanted to be choked,’ NJ man tells pal after fatal sex romp
A 21-year-old man charged in the death of an NJ woman during rough car sex told a friend the 19-year-old “wanted to be choked,” court documents show.
Francis Victoria Garcia, of Maywood, and beau-turned-suspect Michael Gaffney, also of Maywood, had met through mutual friends and chatted on social media before planning to attend a wild Halloween party Friday night, according to court records.
The two ducked out of the party on the 14th floor of a luxury high-rise apartment complex, at 140 Prospect Ave. in Hackensack, early Saturday morning to “hang out” in her car in a parking garage, court documents say.
At one point during their 20-minute sex romp in her back seat, Gaffney choked Garcia, the court papers say.
After the woman passed out, Gaffney called his friend to come down to the car, the papers say.
The friend told police Garcia’s “lips were purple” but “he could feel air coming out of her nose,” according to the documents.
Gaffney told the friend, “I choked her. She wanted to be choked,” the court papers show.
Police got a 911 call about Garcia just before 2:15 a.m. and charged Gaffney with reckless manslaughter by Saturday night.
Garcia, whose blood-alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit, died due to “neck compression,” the medical examiner ruled, according to the court documents.
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Man threatens to shoot 15-year-old before stealing his iPhone in the Bronx
PARKCHESTER, the Bronx — A teenage boy was threatened and robbed of his cellphone while standing on a Bronx street in October, authorities said.
According to police, on Sunday, Oct. 27, the 15-year-old boy was standing on the corner of Westchester and Castle Hill avenues, in the Parkchester section, when a man approached him around 5 p.m.
The unidentified man engaged the teen in conversation, told the boy to walk with him and then threatened to shoot him if he did not give him his smartphone and phone password, police said.
The boy complied and the man fled in an unknown direction with his phone, officials said.
According to police, despite the threat, the man never showed the boy a gun and the teen was not injured during the incident.
The NYPD has released the above surveillance images of a man wanted in connection with the robbery.
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MI woman failed to return two public library books on time and was faced with an arrest warrant
The Charlotte, Michigan resident checked out two books from her local library in 2017, and says she didn’t know about the overdue fines until a few months ago, according to CNN affiliate WILX. Melinda Sanders-Jones was told in person that her books were late when she was barred a few months ago from using a printer at Charlotte Community Library. Once Sanders located them on her son’s bookshelf and returned them, she figured she would be notified of the fees, she told the station.
It wasn’t that simple. Sanders was in line to receive a promotion at her job, but her boss called her last week and said a background check revealed she had an open arrest warrant. Thinking it was a joke, Sanders laughed. When her boss said he was serious, “I was like, no, there’s no way. There’s no way I have a warrant,” Sanders recalled to WILX.
Charlotte Police Department Chief Paul Brentar confirmed the arrest warrant to CNN and said Sanders is charged with failure to return rental property.
“I really don’t think that going to jail over those two books is OK, and I definitely didn’t want to steal their property,” Sanders told WILX.
CNN has reached out to Sanders and her attorney.
After Sanders neglected to return the library’s property after several months, the Economic Crimes Unit at the county prosecutor’s office conducted an investigation, Brentar said. The unit — which handles cases involving failure to return rental property — outlines on its website that repeat offenders in such cases could face formal criminal prosecution.
Charlotte Community Library’s Director of Financial Services Marlena Arras told CNN that library privacy rules bar her from discussing individual account information with the public, but added that “there’s a lot of information that she (Sanders) is not providing.”
Charlotte Library rules dictate that when items are a week overdue, the library calls, texts or emails the person who checked them out, depending on the individual’s preference when they sign up for an account. The library then continues mailing, texting or emailing at two weeks overdue, and again at one month and three months past the due date.
At the fourth month, the library team sends a warning by certified mail stating, “If you don’t bring these materials back in two weeks, we will submit it to the Economic Crimes Unit,” Arras said. At that point, it’s considered theft of property, she said, noting that if mail isn’t able to be delivered, the library receives the returned mail.
Sanders says that she never received the late notices because she was frequently switching addresses, according to WILX. She said that she changed her phone number at one point and that she moved a lot to escape an abusive relationship, at one point ending up at a shelter for domestic violence victims, where her address was kept confidential.
The prosecutor’s office initiated the warrant on October 29, 2018, according to a spokesperson at Eaton County Courthouse.
A pretrial meeting in the case is scheduled for November 7 at 10:30 a.m., said the spokesperson.
If the books have a value of less than $200, Sanders will face no more than 93 days in prison or a maximum fine of $500, per the Michigan State Penal Code.
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