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A man abducted in Market Rasen was repeatedly assaulted and held by five people who filmed the abuse; he escaped by jumping from a first-floor window, prompting the arrest of all suspects and their subsequent jailings at Lincoln Crown Court, with sentences ranging from about three years seven months to nine years.
A Georgia grand jury indicted 15-year-old KJ Biermann Jr., son of Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, on seven felony charges—including aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, aggravated sodomy and false imprisonment—relating to an April incident. He’s jailed without bond and has a Sept. 8 court date; his attorney says the allegations are false and emphasizes the case involves juveniles.
UFC veteran Anthony Smith posted his first public statement since July’s arrest on multiple felonies, including terroristic threats and two counts of first‑degree false imprisonment, stating he’s home with his family while indicating he’ll share his side someday. He has pleaded not guilty ahead of a Sept. 21 court date, with prosecutors detailing an alleged bar altercation in Gretna, Neb., and he has been granted permission to travel to the Dominican Republic for a professional sporting event during the proceedings.
Joseph and Kendra Duggar reached plea agreements on multiple counts of endangering a minor and false imprisonment in Arkansas, with the case placed under advisement for 12 months; if they maintain good behavior and pay $1,850 each, the charges will be dismissed. A separate Florida case against Joseph remains open, and Joshua Duggar is serving a prison sentence from a prior case.
Austin McCollum, the Republican nominee for Benton County judge and a state representative, was booked Aug. 1 on first-degree false imprisonment, aggravated assault on a family or household member, and third-degree domestic battery, and is being held without bond. Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Attorney General Tim Griffin, and Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge condemned the allegations and urged him to resign from the Legislature and withdraw from the county judge race; his campaign against independent Taylor Sizemore in November will continue as the GOP monitors the case.
Former UFC fighter Anthony Smith was arrested in Nebraska on three felonies—attempted first-degree domestic assault, terroristic threats and first-degree false imprisonment—after an alleged July 2026 incident in Gretna in which he allegedly threatened to kill his wife, forced her into his vehicle, and attempted to strike her with the vehicle. He turned himself in on July 27, posted a $500,000 bond with a stay-away order, and has a court date scheduled for August 17 as the case proceeds.
Former UFC challenger and current analyst Anthony Smith was arrested in Nebraska on three felony counts—first-degree domestic assault, terroristic threats, and first-degree false imprisonment—after allegedly threatening to kill his wife and trying to run her over with a vehicle following a bar altercation. He posted a $500,000 bond with a stay-away order and is due back in court Aug. 17; he is not currently an active UFC fighter.
Former UFC title challenger Anthony Smith was arrested in Sarpy County, Nebraska, on three felony counts—terroristic threats, first-degree false imprisonment, and domestic violence causing serious bodily injury—potentially carrying over 20 years in prison; authorities have released few details, and he remains in custody as the case develops.
Kendra Duggar, 27, and husband Joseph Duggar face four counts each of second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of second-degree false imprisonment in Arkansas. After posting a $1,470 bond, Kendra was released and ordered by a judge to have no contact with the unnamed alleged victims and to attend an April 29 hearing in Elm Springs and Tontitown District Court; violations could lead to arrest and/or bond revocation.
Joseph and Kendra Duggar have been charged in Arkansas with four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of false imprisonment as authorities expand an investigation tied to their family home. Joseph, who was previously arrested in Florida over a 2020 incident involving a 9-year-old and reportedly admitted to unlawful sexual contact, remains jailed in Arkansas awaiting extradition to Florida. Kendra was arrested two days after him on separate charges. The case is active, with authorities saying limited details will be released to protect minors. The Duggars’ four children are Garrett David, Addison Renee, Brooklyn Praise, and Justus. If convicted of all counts, the couple could face up to eight years in prison.
Kendra Duggar was charged in Fayetteville, Arkansas with four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of false imprisonment, while her husband Joseph Duggar faces lewd-and-lascivious sex-abuse charges involving a 9-year-old girl in Florida; Kendra was released on bond amid Joseph’s extradition proceedings.
Arkansas authorities arrested Kendra Duggar and her husband Joseph Duggar on four counts each of endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of second-degree false imprisonment in a case stated by officials to be separate from Joseph’s Florida arrest for alleged past abuse of a minor; Kendra was released on a $1,470 bond. The incidents unfold amid a wider string of Duggar family legal troubles, including Joseph’s Florida case and Josh Duggar’s 2021 conviction for child pornography.
Kendra Duggar, wife of Joseph Duggar, was arrested in Arkansas on four counts each of second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of second-degree false imprisonment. If convicted on all counts, she and Joseph could face up to eight years in prison and fines. The charges arise from a separate investigation after Joseph’s arrest for alleged sexual abuse of a 9-year-old girl; authorities say the cases are unrelated and Kendra remains in custody awaiting extradition to Florida.
A source close to the Duggar family says Kendra Duggar was arrested in Arkansas on four counts of second‑degree endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of second‑degree false imprisonment. The arrest reportedly stems from a home inspection that found exterior door locks on doors to rooms where children would be, and officials stress the charges are unrelated to her husband Joseph Duggar’s separate Florida case. Kendra was booked and released on bond and has a court date on April 29; the couple has four young children.
Arkansas police arrested Kendra Duggar on four counts each of endangering the welfare of a minor and second-degree false imprisonment; she has a Monday hearing. Her husband Joseph Duggar was arrested in Florida on lewd and lascivious charges involving a child under 12, but the Florida case is unrelated. The Duggars, known from the reality show 19 Kids and Counting, have four children.