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Brian Hickerson Detained, Brother Arrested After Greenville Restaurant Altercation

Brian Hickerson, the boyfriend of late actress Hayden Panettiere, was briefly detained by Greenville police following an altercation at the Wild Wing Cafe on September 13, 2026. His brother, Zachary Hickerson, was arrested for disorderly conduct after becoming highly intoxicated and yelling profanities. Brian was released without charges. The incident occurred nearly a month after Panettiere’s death, which remains under investigation by local authorities and the DEA.

via Action News 5|

#brian-hickerson #greenville-police #hayden-panettiere

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Canoga Park tragedy: father suspected in murder-suicide with twin sons

A father and his two 10-year-old twin boys were found dead in Canoga Park in an apparent murder-suicide; police say the father is believed responsible and investigators are examining a possible motive as evidence is collected at the scene.

via ABC7 Los Angeles|

#canoga-park #father #local-news-crime

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Massachusetts tragedy: mother charged in Wellesley deaths uncovered during welfare check

49-year-old Janette MacCausland was charged with two counts of murder after two children, ages 6 and 7, were found dead inside a Wellesley home during a wellness check requested by Vermont authorities; she remains in Vermont custody and will be transported back to Massachusetts for court as investigators continue to look into the case. The children's identities have not been released.

via CBS News|

#janette-maccausland #local-news-crime #murder

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"Eugene Weekly Ceases Print and Lays Off Staff Amid $90K Embezzlement Crisis"

The Eugene Weekly, an Oregon-based weekly newspaper, was forced to lay off its entire staff and cease print operations after uncovering that a former employee embezzled $90,000 and left over $100,000 in unpaid bills. The financial discrepancies were discovered just before Christmas, leading to a devastating layoff for the 10 staff members. The paper, which has been a significant local news source and training ground for journalism students, is now the subject of a police investigation and a fundraising effort to recover from the financial blow. Despite the challenges, the staff remains hopeful for the paper's revival.

via Fortune|

##embezzlement #eugeneweekly