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sports28 days ago•2 min saved

White weighs in on Anthony Smith arrest, saying personal struggles can happen to anyone

Dana White addressed Anthony Smith’s arrest in Gretna, Nebraska, for first-degree domestic assault, terroristic threats, and first-degree false imprisonment, saying he doesn’t know the details but that “personal experience, it can happen to anybody.” Smith was released on $500,000 bail and ordered to stay away from his wife, with a Sarpy County court date set for Aug. 17. White also referenced his own past incident and noted UFC provides wellness resources for fighters, including former ones.

via MMA Fighting|

#anthonysmith #danawhite #domesticviolence

entertainment5 months ago•5 min saved

ABC Cancels The Bachelorette Season 22 Amid Lead's Domestic Assault Probe

ABC abruptly canceled The Bachelorette’s 22nd season just days before its March 22 premiere after lead Taylor Frankie Paul became the subject of a Utah police investigation into domestic assault with her ex-partner. The decision raises questions about potential financial remedies against the production company and whether contestants could sue over unaired footage, though experts say air time disputes are unlikely. The move is seen as a brand-protective measure that could spur a broader overhaul of vetting for leads and cast, despite substantial financial fallout for Disney’s ABC and its partners.

via USA Today|

#abc #bachelorette #cancellation

politicslaw-enforcement2 years ago•1 min saved

"Colorado Authorities Investigate Lauren Boebert's Dispute with Former Spouse"

Colorado police are investigating a reported physical altercation involving Republican Representative Lauren Boebert and her ex-husband at a restaurant. The incident occurred on January 6th, and no arrests have been made or hospitalizations reported. While the details are not fully disclosed due to the ongoing investigation, Rep. Boebert has denied any allegations of domestic violence. This comes amidst other recent controversies surrounding the congresswoman.

via The Independent|

##altercation #colorado

politics2 years ago•3 min saved

"Lauren Boebert's Altercation with Ex-Husband Leads to Police Involvement"

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) is involved in an active police investigation following an alleged physical altercation with her ex-husband, Jayson Boebert, at a restaurant. The incident was reported by Jayson as domestic violence, but Boebert's aide claims she acted in self-defense. No arrests were made, and both parties are reported to be safe. Details of the altercation are under investigation by the Silt Police Department.

via The Daily Beast|

##domesticviolence #jaysonboebert

entertainment2 years ago•1 min saved

Jonathan Majors Breaks Silence in First ABC News Interview Post-Trial Verdict

Jonathan Majors, recently found guilty of assault and harassment, gave his first post-conviction interview to Linsey Davis on ABC News Live. Following his conviction, he was removed from the Marvel Cinematic Universe by Disney/Marvel Studios. The interview will be featured on multiple ABC platforms, including Good Morning America and Hulu. Majors is awaiting sentencing, which could result in probation, counseling, and a fine.

via Deadline|

##abcnewslive #domesticviolence

crime-and-legal2 years ago•3 min saved

"Pregnant Teen's Brother Refutes Drug Use Claims After Fatal Deal Gone Wrong"

In San Antonio, the family of Savanah Soto, a pregnant woman who was killed alongside Matthew Guerra, is disputing claims that she was involved in a drug deal. Soto's family maintains she did not use drugs and highlights her abusive relationship with Guerra. Two men, Christopher Preciado and his father Ramon Preciado, have been arrested in connection with the murders. The family is also seeking justice for the death of Soto's unborn child, with potential additional charges under Texas law, which recognizes an unborn child as a person.

via NBC News|

##crime-and-legal #domesticviolence

local-news2 years ago•1 min saved

"Autopsy Results Unveiled for Family Found Deceased in Dover Mansion"

In Dover, Massachusetts, a tragic domestic violence incident resulted in the deaths of three family members. Rakesh Kamal fatally shot his wife Teena and daughter Arianna before turning the gun on himself. The firearm used was not registered to him, and he had no license for it. Authorities are investigating the origin of the weapon with the help of federal experts. Resources for domestic violence and mental health crisis support are available for those in need.

via WWLP.com|

##crimeinvestigation #domesticviolence

crime-and-safety2 years ago•3 min saved

"Unlicensed Gun Use in Tragic End of Indian-Origin Family in Massachusetts Mansion"

The deaths of Rakesh Kamal, his wife Teena, and their daughter Arianna in their Massachusetts mansion have been determined by authorities as a murder-suicide. Rakesh is believed to have shot his family before turning the gun on himself. The weapon used, a .40-caliber Glock 22, was found at the scene but was not registered to him. Prior to the incident, the Kamals were experiencing financial difficulties, with their home having gone into foreclosure and Teena Kamal having filed for bankruptcy. The family had no prior domestic issues on record.

via New York Post |

##crime-and-safety #domesticviolence

crime-and-legal2 years ago•2 min saved

"Dover Mansion Tragedy: Autopsy Reveals Family's Deadly Domestic Incident"

Autopsy results revealed that Teena Kamal, 54, and her daughter Arianna, 18, were victims of homicide by gunshot in a Dover mansion, with the husband and father, Rakesh Kamal, 57, dying from a self-inflicted gunshot. The gun found was unregistered and not licensed to Rakesh. The family was facing financial difficulties, with Teena having filed for bankruptcy in September 2022. The case is under investigation as a domestic violence incident, and further details are pending.

via Boston 25 News|

##autopsyresults #crime-and-legal

crime-and-legal2 years ago•5 min saved

"Autopsy Reveals Financial Strain in Dover Family Murder-Suicide Tragedy"

A Dover family was found dead in an apparent case of domestic violence with no signs of a break-in. The father, Rakesh Kamal, who was not licensed to own a gun, used an unregistered .40-caliber Glock 22 in the killings. The family, once affluent, faced significant financial difficulties, including bankruptcy and foreclosure on their home. Authorities are investigating the motive and the history of the gun, while the family's background and community reputation as kind and considerate add a layer of shock to the tragedy.

via The Boston Globe|

##autopsyresults #crime-and-legal

crime2 years ago•4 min saved

"Student Convicted of Fiancé's Murder in Fatal 'Game of Chicken' Dragging Incident"

Alice Wood, a 23-year-old theology student, was found guilty of murdering her fiancé, Ryan Watson, by deliberately running him over with her car after a party where she accused him of flirting. Despite her claims of it being an accident, evidence showed she used the vehicle as a weapon while under the influence of alcohol. The tragic incident resulted in Watson's death from crush asphyxiation injuries. Wood now faces a life sentence and may never be eligible for release. The conviction brings some closure to Watson's family, though it cannot compensate for their loss.

via Yahoo! Voices|

##alcoholinfluence #crime

crime2 years ago•2 min saved

"Dassel Man Charged with Murdering Wife Amidst Alleged Affair as Children Were Home"

In Dassel, Minnesota, Bryan William Demarais is charged with second-degree murder and child endangerment after fatally shooting his wife at their home while their two children, aged 11 and 8, were present. The incident occurred after a dispute over financial and marital issues. Demarais, who has medical issues including anxiety and a sleep disorder, surrendered to authorities and could face up to 40 years in prison if convicted. The children were unharmed and local domestic violence resources have been highlighted following the event.

via CBS News|

##childendangerment #crime

crime-and-justice2 years ago•2 min saved

"Student Convicted of Fiancé's Murder in Fatal 'Game of Chicken' Dragging Incident"

Alice Wood, 23, has been found guilty of murdering her fiancé, Ryan Watson, 24, by using her car as a weapon after a dispute at a party. Despite her claims of it being a tragic accident, evidence showed Wood deliberately drove at Watson three times, ultimately dragging him under the car for 160 meters. The jury at Chester Crown Court delivered a unanimous guilty verdict, and Wood faces life imprisonment with sentencing scheduled for January 29. Watson's family expressed relief at the verdict, while the police criticized Wood for not taking responsibility for her actions.

via BBC.com|

##alicewood #crime-and-justice

crime-and-safety2 years ago•3 min saved

"Tragic End for Family in Dover Mansion: Authorities Investigate Domestic Violence Case"

Three members of the Kamal family, including Arianna Kamal, a first-year student at Middlebury College, were found dead in their Dover, Massachusetts mansion, in what authorities believe to be a case of domestic violence. Arianna was remembered as a brilliant student and singer, deeply engaged in her college community. The family's deaths are under investigation, with no indication of outside involvement, and the community is mourning the loss with plans for a vigil.

via MassLive.com|

##crime-and-safety #domesticviolence

legalpolicy2 years ago•2 min saved

"Michigan Ushers in 2024 with New Gun Safety and Labor Laws"

Michigan is set to implement new gun laws on February 13, 2024, in response to recent mass shootings. These laws include mandatory safe storage of firearms to prevent access by minors, with penalties ranging from fines to prison time for non-compliance. The state will also remove sales tax on gun locks and storage devices, require universal background checks for all firearm purchases, introduce red flag laws to temporarily remove guns from individuals in crisis, and extend firearm possession bans to those convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence. These measures aim to enhance gun safety and reduce gun violence in Michigan.

via WXYZ 7 Action News Detroit|

##backgroundchecks #domesticviolence