Two Men Charged With Looting Trump Store After Hurricane Helene. Lance Petrisevac and John Peters were arrested September 30, 2024 on felony burglary and misdemeanor loitering/prowling allegations after police said they took merchandise from a storm-damaged Madeira Beach store.
Nakhia Davis Charged in Ravioli Battery Case. Nakhia Davis was arrested August 15, 2024 for misdemeanor domestic battery and released the following afternoon on her own recognizance with a no-contact condition.
Esha Persad Charged After Throwing Taco Bell Food at Husband. Esha Persad was arrested August 3, 2024 for misdemeanor domestic battery and released later that day on her own recognizance.
Hope and Anthony Harper Charged in Chicken Seasoning Melee. Hope Harper and Anthony Harper were arrested after the July 28, 2024 family fight and charged with assault-and-battery counts.
Jaclyn Goszczynski Charged in Screw Gun Child Abuse Case. Charged with felony child abuse and released on $25,000 bond with a no-contact condition; no later plea, dismissal, verdict or sentence was located through August 11, 2026.
Molly Hogan Charged After Prenup Argument Turns Violent. Charged with domestic battery and simple battery and released on her own recognizance with no-contact conditions; no later final disposition was located through August 11, 2026.
South Carolina Child Harassment Case Former Teacher Dylan Dukes Gets 5 Years of Probation for Harassing 11-Year-Old Student Dylan Robert Dukes was originally charged with felony stalking after authorities said he sent a former elementary student more than 60 love letters, gave her gifts and…
Matthew Webster Investigated in Teen Angler Dispute. Knox County investigators opened a case after the June 24 confrontation; the reviewed public record did not establish an arrest or criminal charge.
Sandra Rogers Charged in Beard-Pulling Water Dispute. Charged with felony battery on a person 65 or older and released on $100 bond with a no-contact condition; no later final disposition was located.
Luis Lozano-Figueroa Pleads No Contest in 199 MPH Camaro Case. Resolved by a no-contest plea to reckless driving, with about $900 in fines and court fees and a 12-hour aggressive-driving class.