Tracey Denise Fitzgerald and Stacey Latoya Fitzgerald, both 54, were arrested in Pinellas County after deputies said a 16-year-old, three-pound Chihuahua named Princess was thrown from a moving SUV and left with serious traumatic injuries.
Kaylyn Blain, listed in booking records as Kaylin Marie Blain, was arrested in Pinellas County after Clearwater police said a domestic argument over apartment cleanliness ended with her allegedly striking her boyfriend with a glass pickle jar, leaving him with a head injury.
Former Carolina Panthers TopCats cheerleaders Victoria Renee Thomas and Angela Keathley were arrested after a November 6, 2005 bathroom brawl at Banana Joe’s in Tampa, Florida. Police said the confrontation began after patrons waiting for the restroom complained about two cheerleaders occupying a stall, and Thomas was accused of punching Melissa Holden in the face before giving officers another cheerleader’s identification.
Excerpt: Sandra Marcelus, 43, and Alquidiven Daniels, 49, of Port St. Lucie, Florida, are facing felony criminal mischief charges after police said they admitted burning a neighbor’s $1,200 DJI Mini 3 Pro drone in a fire pit after it mistakenly landed in their backyard. The drone’s owner, Christopher Paula, told police the device lost communication during flight and landed at the couple’s property instead of returning home.
Angela Velasquez Taborda, a 73-year-old woman, was arrested at a Tampa-area Walmart on Saturday evening for misdemeanor retail theft after attempting to leave the store with $121.85 worth of merchandise, including shampoo, socks, and men’s shorts. According to police, Taborda initially denied the theft but later confessed, claiming that “the devil told her to buy them for someone else,” but since she lacked the funds, she attempted to steal the items instead. Taborda was released on a $150 bond and ordered to stay away from Walmart, though she is reportedly not barred from contacting the supposed spiritual accomplice.
Mary Ann Magdamit, a 31-year-old former United States Postal Service (USPS) letter carrier from Torrance, California, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud for a three-year scheme involving the theft of credit and debit cards and checks from her mail route. While earning an annual salary of $56,000, Magdamit used the stolen goods to fund a lavish lifestyle, posting photos on her Instagram account (“yourfawkenmom”) that chronicled international trips to Aruba and Turks and Caicos, and massive shopping sprees for brands like Balenciaga, Dior, and Louis Vuitton. She faces a maximum of 30 years in prison at her sentencing on October 27.
Marcia Morgan, a 48-year-old Florida woman, was arrested in St. Petersburg and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after she allegedly toilet-papered a neighbor’s vehicle in retaliation for parking too close to her yard. The bizarre incident, which occurred at 4 PM, was made notable by the fact that Morgan was dressed in a full hot dog costume at the time of her arrest. Intoxicated and uncooperative, Morgan later pleaded no contest to the two misdemeanor charges, was adjudged guilty, and ordered to pay a $550 fine, which she can work off via community service.
A 26-year-old IHOP waitress in Florida, identified as Allie May Wright, was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery after an incident involving a 51-year-old female customer. According to the arrest affidavit, the server allegedly sexually harassed the patron, unsolicited a milkshake, repeatedly called the victim a “sexy c*nt,” and then made unwanted physical contact, including rubbing the victim’s back, arm, and the outside of her right breast. Wright was released on a $250 bond, and a judicial order of no-contact has been issued.
A Florida woman was arrested after allegedly attacking a man with Silly String inside a Clearwater bar, striking him in the head and leaving him with a laceration. Authorities later linked her to an escort profile advertising under the name “Taylor.”
A Fauquier County woman has been sentenced to a combined total of 90 years in prison for horrific crimes of child sexual abuse and exploitation. Anna Layher, 28, received her sentence after pleading guilty to creating and distributing sexual abuse material of two children she knew, including her own family members, to her then-boyfriend.