All articles tagged with #assault
An off-duty ICE agent was shot and arrested in Fresno after assaulting a father and daughter. The 72-year-old father, who legally owned the weapon, fired one shot in self-defense after the agent attacked him and his daughter. The agent, a 32-year-old from Texas, was charged with felony assault and vandalism.
Jamar Goff, the 23-year-old foster son of Food Network star Ree Drummond, was arrested in Birmingham, Alabama, on September 15, 2026, on charges including second-degree assault of a police officer, unlawful possession of methamphetamine, and attempting to elude an officer. Court documents reveal that Goff was the subject of a protective order in May 2025 after a woman alleged he grabbed her by the neck, threw her dog against a wall, and punched a hole in her apartment wall. Goff is currently held in Jefferson County Jail with a bond set at $37,000, and Drummond has not publicly addressed the incident.
Jamar Goff, 23, the foster son of 'Pioneer Woman' Ree Drummond, was arrested in Alabama on Sept. 15 for allegedly assaulting a police officer, possessing methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, and attempting to elude police. He was found sleeping shirtless near a fountain at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, told to leave, then tracked down after officers discovered an existing warrant. He was booked at Jefferson County Jail with a $37,000 bond. Drummond has not publicly addressed the incident.
Scott Denning, 52, was arrested and booked into Sedgwick County Jail after a violent brawl at the Arthur B. Sim Golf Course in Wichita. The incident began when Denning attempted to apologize for an errant golf shot, which escalated into a physical altercation involving three other men. Police reports indicate that Denning subsequently chased two of the victims while armed with a golf club, striking one in the head. A 38-year-old victim was knocked unconscious during the fight. Denning sustained severe facial swelling and was treated at a hospital before being charged with multiple offenses, including aggravated assault and battery. He remains in custody on a $50,000 bond, and the investigation is ongoing with no other arrests made.
Russell Ashford, the father of Antoinette Forbes’s 10-year-old son, is jailed in Beaver County, PA on a Montgomery County, MD warrant for a probation violation. Authorities say no charges have been filed in Forbes’s disappearance, and there’s no public link between Ashford’s arrest and the case. Forbes was last seen in Northwest DC, with Forbes’ family noting her belongings left behind. Court records reviewed by 7News show Ashford was convicted of first-degree assault in 2021 after a violent incident with Forbes, which left her with serious injuries, and a custody dispute between the two extended through at least 2025. The defense and prosecutors have described ongoing custody conflicts and alleged boundary-crossing, while investigators caution that previous violence does not prove what happened in Forbes’s disappearance. Ashford remains in custody awaiting extradition to Maryland.
The 25-year-old Japanese AV actress Kuraki Hana has reportedly died, with no official cause disclosed. She was found at the home of her ex-boyfriend, Taira Shota, who is alleged to have previously assaulted her, stolen items, and issued threats. A separate incident described as a hit-and-run in which she was allegedly dragged by a Maybach during a breakup dispute is also noted. All details come from reports and notes circulating online; no statements have been issued by her agencies at this time.
Japanese AV actress Hana Kuraki (25) was found dead at the apartment of her ex-boyfriend, Shota Taira; the cause of death has not been disclosed. A circulating memo online alleges a history of theft, assault, and threats by Taira, including a past break‑in, a December 2025 assault, and a disputed settlement. The memo also references a May incident involving the removal of iPhones and a June hit‑and‑run, but its authenticity remains unverified and agencies have provided no official statements.
A woman was found dead inside a Northwest Portland apartment after a reported assault, triggering a Portland Police Bureau homicide investigation. Investigators closed nearby streets as they gathered details; the suspect(s) had left the scene before responders arrived, and the medical examiner will determine the cause and manner of death.
A 38-year-old man, Patrick Havas, pleaded not guilty in Mahoning County court to two counts of assault, plus one count each of disorderly conduct and inducing panic, after allegedly pushing through a Canfield Fair crowd to confront Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton and knocking two elderly attendees to the ground. Police found two handguns, brass knuckles and a Taser on him, though he did not brandish a weapon. A judge set a $5,000 cash bond and ordered him to surrender any weapons and have no contact with Acton or the victims. Prosecutors said felony charges were not warranted since Acton was not touched and no weapon was brandished; witnesses said Acton helped care for the injured as security intervened.
Two women were assaulted outside Sacramento's Badlands nightclub in Lavender Heights early Monday; they sustained minor injuries and police have not confirmed a bias motive. Investigators are reviewing surveillance video with the venue, and no arrests have been reported. The incident occurs amid heightened security for the Rainbow Festival and a history of LGBTQ+-targeted attacks in the area, prompting ongoing safety precautions.
An armed man lunged through a crowd at the Mahoning County Democratic Party tent during Dr. Amy Acton's Canfield Fair speech, knocking down several people (none seriously injured); two pistols and a taser were found on him, and he was arrested on disorderly conduct and two counts of assault. Acton was uninjured and condemned the violence.
An 18-year-old woman says she was beaten, robbed and left unconscious after an attack inside a Hollywood 7-Eleven, with surveillance footage showing a female attacker grabbing her hair and a man joining in as the pair dragged her to the ground. Her friends were also injured, and police have not announced any arrests as the investigation continues.
An American Airlines flight from Dallas–Fort Worth to Newark diverted to Baltimore/Washington (BWI) after a disruptive passenger allegedly yelled racial and anti-gay slurs at a flight attendant. Layne Lundeen, 67, was restrained to his seat with duct tape and zip ties and arrested at BWI, facing second-degree assault and disorderly conduct charges; he was later released on his own recognizance as federal charges are considered by the FBI and U.S. Attorney.
TCU wide receiver Dozie Ezukanma was hospitalized for several days with a brain bleed and other injuries after then‑teammate Jacob Fields allegedly punched and kicked him in the Walsh Athletic Complex locker room on Aug. 13. Fields, transferred from Louisiana Tech, was charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury, dismissed from the team, and later released on bond. Eyewitnesses described Ezukanma as knocked out with a severe headache and shoulder pain, prompting multiple CT scans and ICU care before his release on Aug. 16. Coach Sonny Dykes called the incident out of character for the program.
NBC News foreign correspondent Matt Bradley and crew were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the West Bank while interviewing an elderly Palestinian woman; they sustained minor injuries and are recovering as authorities investigate and condemn the attackers, in the context of rising settler violence.