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09/17/2026

‼️ FLORIDA WOMAN RELEASED FROM PRISON IN MAY — NOW ACCUSED OF REMOVING $800 SECURITY CAMERA THAT RECORDED HER FIRST

Brigette Williams, 39, is back behind bars just months after getting out of prison, and police say the security camera she allegedly removed had already done its job.

Cross City Police say Williams was spotted Monday at a strip mall off Southeast Highway 19, where surveillance footage allegedly showed her checking store doors to see whether they were unlocked.

Then came the camera.

Police allege Williams removed an $800 security camera from the wall.

One slight problem: the camera reportedly recorded her before she removed it.

Williams was subsequently arrested and booked into the Dixie County Jail.

Court records show she had only recently returned to the community, having been released from prison in May following a 2022 aggravated assault case.

So we’re talking roughly four months out of prison before another trip to jail.

Checking doors AND allegedly removing the camera that was actively recording you? Ma’am…the evidence had already clocked in for work.

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09/17/2026

‼️ ILLINOIS WOMAN RELEASED FROM FEDERAL CUSTODY — THEN IMMEDIATELY ARRESTED AGAIN OVER MISSED COURT DATE IN DEATH-CONCEALMENT CASE

Gena English Wheat, 60, apparently didn’t get much of a break between custody situations.

Right after being released from federal custody, she was arrested again on an outstanding warrant.

The warrant stemmed from Wheat allegedly failing to appear in Sangamon County court in connection with charges involving the concealment of her neighbor’s death.

Wheat had already been accused of concealing the neighbor’s death, and another missed court appearance resulted in a warrant being issued for her arrest.

So when her federal custody ended, local authorities were waiting.

Released by the feds → immediately arrested again.

Wheat’s next Sangamon County court appearance on the concealment case is scheduled for September 28 at 10:30 a.m.

And she’s not finished with federal court either.

She’s scheduled to be back in federal court October 19 at 9 a.m.

The underlying charges remain pending.

Imagine getting released from federal custody just to find out your freedom had a layover.

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09/17/2026

‼️ ARIZONA WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER INVESTIGATORS HID GPS TRACKER INSIDE PACKAGE TO CATCH ALLEGED MAIL THIEF

Laura Amundson, 57, is facing drg charges after investigators say a GPS-equipped package led them to suspected stolen mail, IDs and financial cards and eventually multiple guns and suspected m*thamph*tamine.

The Camp Verde Marshal’s Office had been investigating a string of stolen packages and mail across the Verde Valley when authorities decided to let technology do some of the work.

With homeowners’ permission, investigators placed GPS tracking devices inside packages and put them in residential mailboxes.

On August 11, one of those packages allegedly disappeared.

The GPS tracker said: Not so fast. 😭

Investigators tracked the package to a Camp Verde residence and later located a white Kia Sportage connected to the investigation.

During a consensual vehicle search, authorities say they recovered suspected stolen merchandise, mail, identification cards and financial cards believed to have been taken from mailboxes throughout the area.

Amundson, who was driving, was arrested and booked on dr*g-related charges. Authorities say additional mail-theft charges may follow as the investigation continues.

A subsequent search warrant at a Camp Verde home allegedly uncovered even more property, multiple guns, suspected m*thamph*tamine and drg paraphernalia. Authorities say one of the guns had previously been reported stolen in Phoenix.

Investigators now believe there could be additional victims who don’t even realize their mail, packages, IDs or financial cards were stolen.

Stealing packages is already risky. Stealing the ONE package investigators secretly equipped with GPS? That package basically drove itself back to the investigation.

Additional mail-theft charges haven’t been filed yet, so those allegations remain under investigation.

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09/17/2026

‼️ GEORGIA MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO HIJACK RANDOM WOMAN’S CAR — THEN DEPUTIES GET SECOND CALL ABOUT SOMEONE TRYING TO ENTER A HOME

Michael Ryan Morris, 37, is behind bars after deputies say he tried to force his way into a stranger’s occupied vehicle before allegedly attempting to enter a nearby home.

Hart County deputies were called to the Bakers Bridge Road area around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after a woman reported a man trying to get into her vehicle while she was still inside.

While deputies were searching for him, another call came in.

This time, someone reported a man trying to enter a nearby home.

Deputies located the suspect and identified him as Morris, of Winder, Georgia. Investigators say Morris had no connection whatsoever to the woman in the vehicle.

And apparently he already had another problem waiting for him.

Authorities discovered Morris was wanted in Barrow County for an alleged probation violation.

He was arrested on charges of second-degree hijacking of a motor vehicle, simple assault, disorderly conduct and loitering.

Morris was taken by EMS to an emergency room for medical evaluation before being cleared and booked into the Hart County Jail.

The charges remain allegations.

Allegedly tries to get into a random woman’s occupied car → deputies start looking → another call comes in about someone trying to enter a house → turns out he’s already wanted on a probation violation.

Sir… apparently ONE active situation wasn’t enough. 😭

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09/17/2026

‼️ TOPEKA WOMAN, 21, ARRESTED AFTER TWO WOMEN ALLEGEDLY ROB VICTIM DURING 4 A.M. ENCOUNTER

Alexis N. Jones, 21, is facing multiple charges after Topeka police say two women robbed another woman of her personal property early Friday morning.

Officers responded just before 4 a.m. to the 1400 block of SW Van Buren Street after receiving a reported robbery call.

Police said an adult woman reported that two adult women had taken her personal property.

Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Following the investigation, Jones was arrested and booked into the Shawnee County Jail on allegations of aggravated burglary, criminal damage to property and theft from a building.

The criminal-damage allegation involves property valued at less than $1,000, while the theft charge involves property valued at less than $1,500.

Jones is being held on $25,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court November 19.

Police haven’t released additional details about exactly what was allegedly stolen, what led up to the encounter or the identity/status of the second woman reportedly involved.

Jones has been charged, not convicted.

Two women allegedly involved, but only one arrest announced so far. 👀 Sounds like there may be another chapter coming.

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09/17/2026

‼️ FLORIDA DUO ACCUSED OF STEALING BMW — POLICE SAY THE CAR BASICALLY BECAME A ROLLING EVIDENCE LOCKER 😭

A stolen BMW investigation in Naples led police to Christen Michele Cutler and Nicholas Murawski and authorities say what they found inside the vehicle connected the pair to a whole lot more than a stolen car.

Police began investigating after multiple residential burglaries were reported between September 5 and 6.

A BMW was also stolen with more than $5,000 worth of personal property inside.

The victim’s credit cards disappeared too and police say they were subsequently used for more than $1,300 in fraudulent purchases.

Then came the arrests.

Officers responding to a burglary in progress allegedly found Cutler hiding in some bushes nearby. Police say she initially resisted before being taken into custody.

Murawski was arrested later after officers spotted the stolen BMW cruising through Old Naples.

Police allege he was behind the wheel despite having a revoked license.

And that BMW apparently came with receipts. Literally. 😭

Investigators say they found property linked to the burglaries, stolen residential mail, dr*g paraphernalia, a stolen credit card and a receipt allegedly connecting Cutler to about $1,300 in fraudulent purchases of women’s clothing and accessories.

Police say this also wasn’t the duo’s first interaction with them. Both had previously been arrested together in connection with a stolen golf cart in May 2025 and for trespassing later that year.

The pair now face a collection of allegations including burglary, grand theft auto, grand theft, fraudulent use of credit cards, mail theft, possession of dr*g paraphernalia, resisting arrest and driving with a revoked license.

Authorities did not specify which individual faces each charge.

Steal the BMW → allegedly use the credit cards → keep the stolen mail and property IN the stolen BMW → leave the receipt in there too.

At some point the car stopped being transportation and became Exhibit A. 😭

Both remain presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

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09/16/2026

‼️ WEST VIRGINIA WOMAN ACCUSED OF LEAVING 76-YEAR-OLD HUSBAND ON TOILET FOR 19 HOURS — AUTHORITIES SAY INJURIES CONTRIBUTED TO HIS DEATH

Margaret Rog, 75, has been arrested after authorities say she left her medically vulnerable husband unattended on a toilet for approximately 19 hours without food, water or his prescribed medication.

The 76-year-old man had dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, legal blindness and multiple other medical conditions that left him dependent on assistance.

According to court documents, he went to the bathroom around 3 p.m. on August 20. Rog allegedly couldn’t get him back up but instead of calling family, emergency services or anyone else for help, authorities say she left him there overnight.

Deputies allege Rog heard her husband groaning in pain but still went to bed without seeking assistance.

He wasn’t discovered until approximately 10 a.m. the following morning, when a speech therapist arrived for an in-home appointment, found him unresponsive and in dangerously poor condition and immediately called an ambulance.

At the hospital, doctors diagnosed him with numerous serious conditions, including heart and respiratory failure, severe dehydration-related complications, sepsis and other injuries.

He never returned home.

The man died 11 days later on August 31, and investigators say the conditions and injuries resulting from the incident were determined to be significant contributing factors in his death.

Authorities also allege Rog made statements during the investigation indicating she understood that her husband needed assistance but deliberately chose not to seek it.

Rog is charged with abuse or neglect of an incapacitated adult and is being held at the North Central Regional Jail on $75,000 bond. The charge remains an allegation.

He was medically vulnerable, unable to help himself and allegedly left there for 19 hours. The person who finally called for help wasn’t his caretaker; it was the speech therapist who showed up the next morning.

Given that authorities say the neglect significantly contributed to his death, do you think the current charge adequately reflects the seriousness of the allegations?

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09/16/2026

‼️ NEW YORK WOMAN ACCUSED OF COLLECTING MORE THAN $3K IN SNAP BENEFITS AFTER ALLEGEDLY LYING ABOUT HER EMPLOYMENT

Jesika L. Christiansen, 38, is facing three felony charges after investigators say she provided false employment information while receiving public assistance benefits.

The Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office arrested the Mechanicville woman Tuesday following a welfare fraud investigation.

Authorities allege Christiansen submitted false information about her employment on SNAP paperwork filed in November 2024 and again in May 2025.

Investigators say the alleged fraud continued from December 2024 through May 2025 and resulted in Christiansen receiving more than $3,000 in benefits she wasn’t entitled to receive.

She’s now charged with third-degree welfare fraud and two counts of offering a false instrument for filing all felonies.

Christiansen was released on appearance tickets and is scheduled to appear in Ballston Spa Village Court.

She has been charged, not convicted.

More than $3,000 in alleged SNAP fraud and she’s now staring at THREE felony charges. That $3K just became considerably more expensive. 😭

Do you think felony charges are appropriate for welfare fraud involving this amount of money?

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09/16/2026

‼️FLORIDA WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER HUSBAND SAYS HOME SECURITY CAMERA CAPTURED S*XUAL ACTIVITY WITH FAMILY DOG

Malia Nummerdor, 38, has been arrested after Charlotte County deputies say her husband discovered disturbing footage involving the family's dog while reviewing a bedroom security camera.

And apparently the cameras weren't even installed because anyone suspected this.

According to the arrest report, Nummerdor's husband installed cameras inside the home because he was trying to figure out who kept stealing money from a coin container.

Everyone in the household reportedly knew the cameras were there.

While reviewing footage, however, he allegedly discovered a recording showing Nummerdor engaged in s*xual activity with the family dog.

He contacted authorities and provided investigators with images and access to the laptop containing the recording.

When deputies interviewed Nummerdor, she reportedly acknowledged that she and the family dog were the ones shown in the video, but denied anything s*xual occurred and claimed she was simply petting the animal.

Deputies said her explanations were
contradictory and did not account for what they observed in the footage.

Nummerdor was subsequently arrested and charged with s*xual contact with an animal.

The charge remains an allegation, and she has not been convicted.

Imagine installing cameras to solve the mystery of missing COINS and discovering an entirely different investigation.

What would your reaction be if you checked a security camera for one problem and discovered something like THIS instead?

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09/16/2026

‼️ UPDATE: GEORGIA DEATH ROW INMATE’S EX*****ON HALTED

Stacey Humphreys, 53, will NOT be executed Wednesday night as scheduled after a Georgia judge granted a stay to determine whether a new state law could require his death sentence to be reconsidered.

This is a major reversal from yesterday, when Georgia’s parole board denied Humphreys clemency.

Humphreys was convicted of murdering Cyndi Williams, 33, and Lori Brown, 21, two real-estate agents killed in 2003. He was scheduled to receive a lethal injection at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

But Cobb County Superior Court Judge Tyler Browning ruled that Humphreys is entitled to a hearing under the Georgia Survivor Justice Act, a recently enacted law addressing sentencing for certain defendants whose crimes were significantly connected to abuse they suffered.

Humphreys’ attorneys argue that he endured severe childhood abuse and family violence and that those experiences significantly contributed to his later criminal behavior.

The state disputes that the new law applies to Humphreys and appealed Browning’s decision.

But the Georgia Supreme Court declined to resolve that appeal before Wednesday’s scheduled ex*****on, leaving the stay in place.

The high court said the legal questions surrounding the new law will instead be considered through its normal review process.

So, for now:

Clemency denied Tuesday → ex*****on scheduled for Wednesday → trial judge grants stay → state appeals → Georgia Supreme Court leaves the stay in place.

Humphreys remains on death row while the courts determine whether he is legally entitled to resentencing consideration under the new law.

This case could now help determine how Georgia’s Survivor Justice Act applies in death-penalty cases an issue the state’s highest court has yet to resolve.

Where do you think the law should draw the line when severe childhood abuse is raised decades later in a death-penalty case?

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