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Stories of the Murdered & Missing L'antico vinaio di un quartiere storico popolare viene gestito dal 1988 dalla famiglia Sanna. enoteche e vendita vini. Contatti:
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Tutt'oggi prosegue l'antica tradizione, legata al contesto della cucina livornese, proponendo piatti tipici cucinati semplicemente con prodotti stagionali di mare e di terra. All'interno del locale, si trova ancora il bancone originale della mescita, in marmo e onice, risalente a fine '800. La cantina apre alle 08.30 per colazioni rigorosamente salate, mescita e consegne domiciliari di vini. Alle

ore 12 inizia il pranzo, con menu agevolati per lavoratori e avventori che ne fanno richiesta. Nel pomeriggio, si svolge un ritrovo naturale di quartiere con briscolate, spuntini, merende e tante risate. Alle 19.30 vi aspetta un'ottima la cena. Ambiente locali pubblici: Ambiente con aria condizionata, ambiente rustico. Apertura: Aperto a cena, aperto a pranzo, chiuso domenica. Attività: Ristoranti, trattorie, vini. Mezzi di pagamento: Bancomat. Servizi: Osterie, ristoranti tipici. Specialità: Pesce, specialita' pesce di mare, specialita' pesce di paranza, specialità pesce. Posizione: Vicino al porto.

18/12/2025

Medical staff told woman to 'drink water' while she was having fatal allergic reaction to antibiotic they gave her 7 times: Lawsuit

Raisbeck was undergoing drug rehabilitation and had clearly stated her penicillin allergy, a fact documented in her medical records. However, medical staff prescribed and administered cephalexin (Keflex) – a penicillin-group antibiotic – a total of seven times.

After multiple doses, Raisbeck experienced severe vomiting, a drop in blood pressure, a heart rate exceeding 120, and warning signs of anaphylactic shock, but she was not transferred to emergency care. When she convulsed and was unable to retain fluids, a nurse allegedly only said, "Drink some water."

On the morning of December 16, 2023, Raisbeck was found unconscious, with no pulse and blood pressure at a life-threatening level. Despite this, she was left alone in her cell for nearly an hour and continued to receive a seventh dose of the antibiotic. Medical staff then administered multiple doses of Narcan, even though there were no signs of opioid overdose.

Raisbeck was rushed to the hospital but died at 12:07 p.m. that same day. An autopsy revealed severe dehydration, shock, electrolyte imbalance, and no evidence of fentanyl overdose.

The incident is causing outrage, with the family alleging the prison medical system ignored a documented allergy, leading to a preventable death.

17/12/2025

“WHAT ARE YOU LAUGHING AT?”: CUSTOMER PULLS GUN, FIRES 17 SHOTS, KILLS STORE EMPLOYEE WHO TRIED TO STOP A FIGHT

Craig Washington, 41, worked at the Phillips 66 Xpress Mart on Prospect Avenue. The incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. on November 18th. Police found Washington lying on the floor with multiple gunshot wounds to his face, arms, torso, and back.

The suspect is Adrian Stallings, 27. According to surveillance video, Stallings entered the store to buy alcohol and heard someone laughing at him for not having enough money. He allegedly shouted, "What are you laughing at?" and threatened to fight.

When Washington intervened, Stallings pulled out a gun and shot him. According to the allegations, when Washington tried to crawl away and dropped his gun, Stallings picked it up and stood on top of him, firing several more shots while Washington was still moving. A total of 17 spent cartridges were recovered at the scene.

Stallings then fled in a dark-colored Chevrolet sedan and was arrested a few days later. He is facing charges of second-degree murder, armed offense, and illegal possession of a weapon.

The victim's mother said Washington had worked at the store for years and always feared violence in the area. Stallings is currently being held without bail. The next court hearing is scheduled for December 30.

17/12/2025

'Unlawfully and with malice': Mother accused of killing her 2 infants 3 years apart

Dakota Nichole Taylor was arrested on November 20th in connection with the death of her 8-month-old son, Caleb Taylor, which occurred in January 2025. Arrest warrants indicate the child died from oxygen deprivation, a consequence of “severe physical and mental anguish,” and Taylor is accused of “illegally and maliciously” causing his death.

This arrest also sheds light on the earlier death of Taylor's other son, 7-month-old Micah Taylor, who died in September 2021. According to the arrest warrant, Taylor is accused of intentionally obstructing Micah's airway. Previously, Micah's death was considered inconclusive until Caleb's case.

Investigative documents indicate that when informed of Micah's death, Taylor was described as appearing indifferent. An officer present at the scene noted the mother's cold demeanor and lack of emotional reaction to her child's death.

Taylor is currently charged with two counts of premeditated murder, two counts of homicide, and two counts of first-degree child abuse. She is being held at McDuffie County Jail awaiting further proceedings.

17/12/2025

BATAVIA, Ohio — Rodney Hinton Jr., the man currently in custody on charges of fatally striking a retired Hamilton County Sheriff, has faced a new criminal charge while incarcerated.

Hinton is accused of assaulting a correctional officer at the Clermont County Jail. The incident occurred while he was incarcerated following his May arrest in connection with the death of Larry Henderson, who was directing traffic outside the University of Cincinnati (UC) graduation ceremony when he was struck by a vehicle.

Prosecutors say Hinton punched and kicked the officer, leading to the additional charge of aggravated assault. A Clermont County judge ordered $50,000 bail for the new charge.

However, Hinton was still ineligible for bail, as he was being held without bail on aggravated murder charges related to the death of Deputy Sheriff Henderson.

The case continued to be considered against the backdrop of a death in the line of duty, and the defendant facing further violence charges even while behind bars—a series of events that deeply saddened the community and the justice system.

17/12/2025

Greater Cincinnati man accused of running from OVI crash, reporting SUV stolen

Following the collision, Willis allegedly deliberately reported his SUV stolen to mislead authorities. Police deployed drones and sniffer dogs in the wooded area but found no suspect. Shortly afterward, authorities discovered Willis had been taken to Good Samaritan Western Ridge Hospital for treatment of injuries sustained in the accident. After being discharged, he was arrested and transferred to Butler County Jail.

Willis now faces a series of charges, including drunk driving, assault with a vehicle causing serious injury, fleeing the scene, obstructing justice, resisting arrest, and causing panic — a chain of actions believed to have turned an ordinary night into a tragedy for an innocent person on the road.

17/12/2025

75-year-old's broken heel turns into amputated leg after nursing home fails to remove ankle boot from foot, leading to severe pressure ulcer: Lawsuit

The plaintiff, Brenda Roberts, alleges that the Coldspring Transitional Care Center (Campbell County) failed to comply with medical instructions, specifically by not removing ankle braces/shoes while she was bedridden and in a wheelchair. This resulted in continuous pressure on her left heel against a hard plastic surface, causing severe damage.

According to the lawsuit, the prolonged pressure caused tissue necrosis, exposed heel bone, and stage 4 pressure ulcers, leading to a rapid deterioration in Ms. Roberts' health. Ultimately, she had to have the lower half of her left leg amputated to save her life.

Ms. Roberts' lawyer argues that this was preventable damage resulting from inadequate care and failure to adhere to minimum safety standards. The lawsuit states that the plaintiff suffered physical pain, emotional distress, loss of dignity, and permanent disability as a result of the facility's alleged actions.

Ms. Roberts told local media that during her time at the nursing home, no one actually checked her feet. Coldspring Center has not yet responded to the incident.

16/12/2025

Man hijacked ambulance, crashed into another car, then fatally shot the woman who got in his way: Police

Cheyenne Woods, 36, called an ambulance to an address in Red Springs on Saturday afternoon. When paramedics arrived and loaded Woods into the ambulance, he unexpectedly pulled out a gun, threatened them, stole the vehicle, and drove away.

During the escape, the ambulance driven by Woods collided with the car of Marie Locklear, 74. Following the collision, police said Woods got out of the ambulance and shot Locklear at the scene before fleeing. Locklear was taken to the hospital but succumbed to her injuries.

Woods was arrested shortly afterward near the scene of the incident. Robeson County Sheriff called it “a senseless act of murder,” emphasizing that the suspect was a repeat offender with a prior conviction for murder and a history of blatant disregard for human life.

His record shows Woods had been convicted of second-degree murder and had only been released a few years prior. He is currently facing a series of serious charges, including first-degree murder and armed robbery.

Woods is being held without bail. A woman lost her life after simply trying to continue on her way — and a rescue ride became the vehicle of tragedy.

16/12/2025

Father falls asleep in Airbnb hot tub with toddler daughter in his arms, wakes up to find that she drowned: Cops

Around 3:30 a.m. Saturday, the Osceola County Sheriff's Office received an emergency call about an unconscious child at a home on Nice Court Road. The girl was transported to the hospital in critical condition and died approximately an hour later.

According to investigative records, the 33-year-old father, Reynard Tyrone Hough of Washington, D.C., admitted to drinking alcohol and using two unspecified stimulants the night before. Between approximately 2 and 3 a.m., he took his daughter to the backyard and sat in a hot tub approximately 37 inches deep. While holding her, Hough stated that he fell asleep for about 20 minutes.

Upon waking, he noticed the child's head slumped down and her body limp—indicating she was unconscious. Hough ran inside to inform the mother but did not specify that the child had been in the hot tub. When paramedics arrived, the girl was reported foaming at the mouth and unresponsive.

Police said Hough could not offer a reasonable explanation for putting a child who could not swim into an outdoor hot tub in the early morning, in cold weather, while he was under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

The incident occurred while the family was staying at an Airbnb for a vacation.

Hough is currently charged with child manslaughter and child neglect resulting in serious injury, and is being held in Osceola County Jail without bail.

A young life was lost in silence, leaving behind heartbreaking questions about negligence, parental responsibility, and decisions that can go wrong in minutes but cost an entire life.

16/12/2025

Woman put Lyft driver in a coma with her Jeep, then filed insurance claim that she was the victim of hit and run while at work: Police

Jenni Fischer, 24, is accused of driving her car into a Lyft driver standing next to his vehicle on the evening of December 1st, causing a severe head injury. The victim was unconscious at the scene, was rushed to the hospital, and remains in a coma after two brain surgeries, with a deteriorating prognosis.

Instead of stopping to help, Fischer reportedly fled the scene. The following day, she filed an online report with police claiming she was the victim of a hit-and-run while working, and two days later filed an insurance claim describing her Jeep being damaged in a parking lot.

However, surveillance video and investigative data told a different story. Footage from the scene showed a gray or white Jeep Compass, with only daytime running lights on, crashing into the Lyft driver's Nissan before driving away. The consistent debris, paint marks, and extent of the damage led police to Fischer's vehicle.

Video footage near Fischer's home shows her driving the Jeep into a parking lot shortly after the accident, appearing unsteady as she climbed the stairs. The vehicle was later found at her parents' home, bearing consistent damage and paint marks from the victim's car.

On December 7th, Fischer was arrested. She now faces charges of hit-and-run causing serious injury and insurance fraud. The court set bail at $20,000, while a young man remains immobile in a hospital bed—the victim of a momentary escape and a prolonged lie.

16/12/2025

Dad who 'does not like anything medical' allegedly took 5-year-old son from his mom to keep him from routine surgery

James was reported missing on December 2nd, after Despain failed to bring him home after a scheduled visit. His mother, Natalie, said she went to pick him up but they had both disappeared. Shortly afterward, she received an email from Despain stating that he had “taken James away” and would contact her later.

According to the mother, James was scheduled for surgery on December 4th—a common procedure for children. However, Despain reportedly opposed all forms of medical treatment and did not believe the surgery was necessary.

During James's disappearance, the mother expressed deep concern about Despain's history of domestic violence and mental health, fearing her son might be in danger.

On December 6th, police confirmed James had been found safe. Despain was arrested and charged with interfering with custody—a misdemeanor. The District Court for District 2 in Farmington issued a protective order, prohibiting Despain from accessing the mother and son.

The case ended without physical injury, but left a deep wound—where a child's right to medical care became the focal point of a painful struggle between personal beliefs and life safety.

15/12/2025

Local mother sentenced to over a decade in prison for abusing her children

Kiara Holloway has been sentenced to 12 to 15 years in prison after admitting to aggravated child abuse. The investigation began last November when a 13-month-old boy was brought to the emergency room at Cincinnati Children's Hospital in critical condition with signs of trauma that prompted doctors to immediately notify police.

Authorities said the subsequent investigation uncovered not just one, but multiple instances of prolonged abuse. Holloway was arrested in January on charges related to harming one child in late 2024, and was also charged with abusing another child dating back to 2021.

At sentencing, the court determined the severity of the acts caused deep physical and emotional harm to the children, who were entirely dependent on their mother's protection. The verdict closes a heartbreaking chapter, but leaves behind scars that time will find difficult to erase.

15/12/2025

Baby that died from co***ne, m**h overdose found with eggshells, feathers in stomach: cops

On July 2, 2024, investigators were called to a hospital in Miami-Dade to investigate the unusual death of a baby. The investigation quickly led them to the apartment where the baby lived with its mother, Natalia Munoz-Paulino, 26, and its older brother. The home was described as filthy, cluttered with garbage, leftover food, and used toiletries. There, police had to prevent the victim's younger brother from drinking baby oil from an open bottle, while the mother remained uninvolved.

Munz-Paulino gave conflicting accounts of what happened: sometimes she said she fell asleep while holding the baby and woke up to find it blue, other times she said the baby fell, then later drowned in the bathtub or choked. The family confirmed she constantly changed her story. The child's father told police that the mother used m**hamphetamine and co***ne, and had seen drugs in the apartment.

The autopsy revealed a horrific truth. Forensic doctors found eggshells and feathers in the child's stomach, along with lethal levels of co***ne and m**hamphetamine. Suffocation was ruled out. The final conclusion: the baby died from severe neglect.

After her arrest, Munoz-Paulino admitted to using drugs in the days leading up to her son's death. She now faces charges of second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse—in a case where the victim was an unborn child, and death came in silence, amidst the indifference of the very person expected to protect him.

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