Archive | July, 2008
Suspect in Cabbie Attack in Custody
There is a reason why so many cars come with switches that allows a person to open the trunk from the inside. You never know when you may be the victim to some kind of car jacking incident. Without any unpleasant incident Jose Torres Montes, 37, was arrested Thursday morning by Phoenix police in Sueno Park [...]
Continue reading...Attacker Decapitates Boy on Canadian Greyhound
31. July 2008
It was a terrible scene that you cannot imagine witnessing. A Greyhound bus was traveling from Edmonton, Alberta to Winnipeg, Manitoba. The bus was 45 minutes away from Winnipeg when a deadly attack occurred. A man who was on the bus for nearly an hour, “like a robot” Garnet Caton said, attacked a young boy [...]
Continue reading...Teen Gives Nephews Marijuana
25. July 2008
Most people will tell you that when it comes to your kids, it’s best to have family watch them when you need the help. The family of Demetris McCoy relied on him to watch his 2 and 4-year-old nephews but he won’t be able to watch them for another eight years. McCoy was sentenced on [...]
Continue reading...DUI Driver Injures Two State Troopers
21. July 2008
Driving under the influence too many times affects not only the driver who is drunk but also innocent bystanders. Ivan Vasquez, 26, injured two state troopers driving his truck while under the influence. Vasquez crashed his truck into the site where an accident had just occurred. The two troopers were standing out of their cruiser to [...]
Continue reading...Houston Crane Accident Kills Six
18. July 2008
Lately there have been a slew of crane-related deaths in New York, Miami, and Las Vegas. Because of this history there has been a crack down on safety precautions for sites that use this massive machinery. In Houston, Texas Friday there was a serious crane accident leaving six injured and four killed. Two [...]
Continue reading...10-Year-Old Boy Killed by Truck
18. July 2008
This is the time of year you’ll find kids playing outside and enjoying their summer break. But it is so important to remind kids the safety rules of playing outside. It was around 4:00 p.m. that a young boy of 10 named Malick lead his brother and two other boys to cross the street. There [...]
Continue reading...“Curious George” Writer’s Killer Lives On
18. July 2008
Many times a robbery can go very wrong. Such was the case with Alan Shalleck the collaborator of the famous children’s character, the playful monkey named “Curious George.” Shalleck was a writer and director of “Curious George” episodes as well as co-authored many “Curious George” books with his wife. Vincent Puglisi and Rex Ditto entered [...]
Continue reading...7-inch Blade in Subway Sandwich
17. July 2008
I would like a turkey sub with mustard, onions, swiss cheese, green peppers, tomatoes, a little S & P, and a blade to add a little zing. Actually this past June, John Agnesini, 26, ordered a 12-inch “Cold Cut Trio” sandwich and later found a 7-inch blade that had been baked right into the [...]
Continue reading...Tragedy in a Canal
16. July 2008
Marco Martinex lost two daughters in a car accident where a possible five others also were killed. Two cars plunged into the Delta-Mendota Canal about 80 miles south of Sacramento, California. There are witnesses of the accident who said that one of the vehicles, an SUV carrying six people, failed to stop and the second [...]
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31. July 2008
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