Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Woman charged in north Louisiana baby's death ( This tiny baby did NOT DO ANYTHING TO HER. What a piece of $hit)

Read the UPDATE below about MOTHER also charged. What a piece of crap.

Woman charged in north Louisiana baby's death

KHOU 11 Houston•July 23, 2018

A 25-year-old woman has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of an infant last week in Natchitoches. Felicia Marie-Nicole Smith was booked into the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center Saturday in connection to the death of Levi Cole Ellerbe. According to the Natchitoches Police Department, the boy was kidnapped from his mother on Tuesday night. The mother had opened her door after a knock, and two suspects sprayed her in the face with what she believed to be Mace. She escaped the suspects, but soon discovered that Levi was missing. The 6-month-old boy, who died Wednesday after being kidnapped and burned Tuesday night, will be buried Friday. He was just shy of being 7 months old

Woman charged in north Louisiana baby's death

Felicia Marie-Nicole Smith was booked into the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center Saturday in connection to the death of Levi Cole Ellerbe

Author: Melissa Gregory, Alexandria Town Talk

Published: 11:21 AM CDT July 23, 2018

Updated: 10:16 PM CDT July 23, 2018

She escaped the suspects, but soon discovered that Levi was missing.

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The 6-month-old boy, who died Wednesday after being kidnapped and burned Tuesday night, will be buried Friday. He was just shy of being 7 months old.

He was found just more than an hour later in a fire that had been set beside a railroad track of Breda Avenue, about a mile-and-a-half away from the trailer park on the La. Highway 1 Bypass from where he was taken.

Levi was in critical condition with "obvious burns" to his body, according to police.
He died early Wednesday at a Shreveport hospital.

The investigation, being conducted by the Natchitoches Police Department and the Louisiana Office of the State Fire Marshal, is continuing.

Smith remains in jail.
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Chris Harris,People 8 hours ago

Authorities in Louisiana have arrested the mother of the 6-month-old boy who died last week after being set on fire, making her the second person charged in the infant’s killing.
Hannah Barker, 22, was charged Wednesday with principal to first-degree murder. Her arrest follows the arrest last weekend of Felicia Marie-Nicole Smith, 25, on first-degree murder charges.
Police allege Barker and Smith know each other — and the charge against Barker indicates it was her actions that directly ended the life of her baby, Levi Cole Ellerbe.
A statement from the Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office indicates Barker, who lives in Natchitoches, remains in police custody without bail.
Levi died on July 18 after sustaining severe burns, according to a statement from the Natchitoches Police Department.
The Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office statement indicates an additional criminal charge will be filed against Smith in the coming days.
After Smith’s arrest, police issued a statement saying Levi’s mother had claimed she’d been sprayed in the face with a chemical — possibly mace — by two men who knocked on her trailer door at around 9 p.m. on July 17.
The initial statement contended Barker claimed she’d fled the trailer to escape the men and when she returned a short time later, she discovered Levi was gone.
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The baby boy was found a short while later with severe burns after he had been set on fire.
The statement on Burke’s arrest does not address her earlier claims concerning the two male suspects.
Hannah Barker

“I want to highlight the determination and dedication of the team of investigators from both agencies who have doggedly worked this case from the start,” the statement quotes State Fire Marshal Chief H. “Butch” Browning as saying. “Rest assured, that diligent work is not over yet.”
Barker has not appeared before a judge to enter a plea to the charge she faces.
It was unclear Thursday if she was represented by a lawyer who could comment on her behalf.

(What a bunch of freakin THUGS)...............Bowling alley worker asked a large group to calm down. They mobbed him, video shows

Bowling alley worker asked a large group to calm down. They mobbed him, video shows

By Kaitlyn Schwers
kschwers@kcstar.com

Inside a bowling alley in northwest Illinois, police say, an employee approached a rowdy group last Thursday night and asked them to calm down, according to the Quad-City Times.

But it appears they didn’t take kindly to that request.

Police in Moline, Illinois, released surveillance video Monday that shows someone grabbing the employee and lifting him up inside QC Family Entertainment.

The employee tries to avoid blows to the head, throws his arms up in front of his face, backs away and runs out of the frame.

Several people in the group appear to chase after him.

Days after the brawl, police are still trying to identify the subjects in the video.

Police told WHBF at least four people were injured in the attack, including the employee, who had serious facial injuries.

It might have gotten worse if it hadn’t been for patrons who stepped in to stop the fighting, police told WQAD.

About 15 people were in the group allegedly involved in the brawl, the Quad-City Times reported.
Since the surveillance video was posted to the police department’s Facebook, it’s gotten more than 49,000 views. No arrests had been reported as of Monday night.

In an effort to identify people in the bowling alley at the time of the incident, police also posted an image of two people allegedly involved in the fight.

Authorities have asked anyone with information to contact the Moline Police Department at 309-524-2140 or Crime Stoppers of Quad Cities at 309-762-9500.

Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article215414075.html#storylink=cpy

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Hey Mom and Dad..... Here is yet ANOTHER person your child Looks up to. ......Demi Lovato reportedly hospitalized for apparent overdose

Yes, she has a problem. But these people are in the faces of CHILDREN. Your children worship these people.

Other Idols pose NUDE and refuse to be "ladies", most do drugs,.... these are your children's Idols. What a joke, and that is why the youth will never be REAL adults that people will look up to. They will end up like their so called Idols.

Update.... Now the so called idols( that are full of fake boobs, lips, hair, eyelashes, teeth, BUTTS, and everything else) are wishing her well after her over dose. How sad their lives have to be.

How do they look in the mirror at themselves knowing that they are only popular becasue of a family member and make up stories about their lives. They SETTLE for their mates. They can't get a REAL MAN so they settle for THUG wanna-be's.

Another sad thing is, some of those wishing her well probably do more drugs than her. Their music, makeup, modeling etc. DOES NOT make them IDOLS.
An IDOL is someone who thinks of OTHERS before themselves. They don't just give to charities for tax write offs.

Yes this is my opinion. OPINION.

Update.... a few days later she is making excuses.

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Maggie Parker 1 hour 54 minutes ago

Demi Lovato has been hospitalized in Los Angeles after suffering what appears to be a heroin overdose, TMZ reports, citing unspecified law-enforcement sources.
Without identifying the victim, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department tells Yahoo Entertainment that officers responded to a medical emergency at 11:40 a.m. Tuesday on the 8000 block of Laurel View Drive, Lovato’s Hollywood address. A publicist for Lovato did not immediately return messages seeking comment.
According to People, the 25-year-old is in “stable” condition after being treated with Narcan, an emergency medication that blocks the effects of opioids and is used in the event of a narcotics overdose.
This news comes on the heels of the release of Lovato’s song “Sober,” in which she admits that she had fallen off the wagon.
Lovato has always been open about her struggles with mental illness, substance abuse, eating disorders, and cutting. In her 2017 documentary, Simply Complicated, she said her first encounter with drinking and partying was in high school, and it all escalated during her Disney Channel days. She said she “loved” it. “My dad was an addict and an alcoholic. Guess I always searched for what he found in drugs and alcohol because it fulfilled him and he chose that over a family,” she said in the film.
In speaking about her struggle with addiction, the focus has been on alcohol and cocaine; she has never mentioned heroin. The only time she had been publicly tied to heroin was in 2011, when she was spotted with a sticker on her phone that read “Heroin killed the radio star.”
Otherwise, it’s always been cocaine. “I couldn’t go 30 minutes to an hour without cocaine, and I would bring it on airplanes,” Lovato told Access Hollywood in 2013. “I would smuggle it basically and just wait until everyone in first class would go to sleep, and I would do it right there. I’d sneak to the bathroom and I’d do it. That’s how difficult it got and that was even with somebody [with me]. I had a sober companion, somebody who was watching me 24/7 and living with me. I was able to hide it from them as well.”
She had been determined to find her way back to health. In 2011, she entered treatment for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm, and addiction. Unfortunately, she relapsed shortly afterward but then entered a sober-living facility for a year.
Lovato had celebrated six years of sobriety in March before relapsing.
Lovato seemed to know what triggered relapses. “People say that relapses happen before you use,” she told Cosmopolitan in 2015. “Your mind starts setting up the relapse before you take that drink or that first hit.” She cited her breakup with Wilmer Valderrama as particularly triggering. “The times [when he and I had] broken up, I had already gone to that place of, ‘Yeah, this is what’s happening.’ I didn’t realize it at the time, but I just wanted to sabotage everything around me so that I could sabotage myself.”

In early June, just two weeks before releasing “Sober,” she nixed a concert in London, saying she was “very very sick” with swollen vocal cords.
Days after announcing her relapse in her “Sober” song, she showed off a new tattoo on Instagram. She was inked with the word “Free” and tagged her photo with the message: “Love is accepting someone for who they are.”
She recently seemed to part ways with her former sober coach, business partner, and friend Mike Bayer. In June, Lovato tweeted, “You can’t always trust people who you once thought saved you” in response to a question about the biggest lessons she’d learned this year. Just a few months before, Lovato had credited Bayer with saving her life.
According to fans, she also unfollowed him in June. Earlier this month, she tweeted, in a seemingly sarcastic sentiment, “Good luck on your blog” on the same day that Bayer posted a vlog on Instagram in which he shared his “biggest pet peeve” with celebrities, though he did not name Lovato.

Monday, July 23, 2018

This S O B is the reason an INNOCENT lady is DEAD. You LOW LIFE !

Michael Balsamo, Associated Press,Associated Press 13 hours ago

FILE - In this photo Saturday, July 21, 2018 file photo provided by Christian Monterrosa, Gene Evin Atkins is arrested after evading police and holding dozens of people hostage inside a Trader Joe's supermarket, in Los Angeles. A feud between Atkins and his grandmother over his girlfriend staying at the grandmother's home exploded into violence that ultimately led to him taking people hostage inside the Los Angeles supermarket, a relative said Sunday. (Christian Monterrosa via AP, File)

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A feud between a man and his grandmother over his girlfriend staying at the grandmother's home exploded into violence that ultimately led to him taking dozens of people hostage inside a Los Angeles supermarket, a relative said Sunday.
Investigators believe Gene Evin Atkins, 28, shot his grandmother several times and wounded his girlfriend at their South Los Angeles home on Saturday afternoon before he led police on a chase, while exchanging gunfire with officers, crashed into a pole outside the Trader Joe's in the city's Silver Lake section and ran inside.
Atkins was booked Sunday on suspicion of murder after an employee was killed as he ran into the supermarket, police said.
His cousin, Charlene Egland, told The Associated Press that he had been arguing with his grandmother — who had raised him since he was 7 years old — "on and off for about two or three weeks" over his girlfriend staying at the elderly woman's home.
"She didn't want the girl over there anymore," Egland said.
On Saturday, Atkins' grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Madison, 76, was walking back into the home and told her grandson "he needs to turn some of them TVs off" when he shot her, she said.
Egland said she heard about six gunshots before another cousin came running from the porch and shouted to Egland, "I think Gene shot my mama!"
The girlfriend was grazed in the head, police said.
Egland said she ran to call 911 and waited for an ambulance to arrive. At the same time, police said Atkins stole his grandmother's car and forced his girlfriend into the vehicle.
Officers tracked the car using a stolen-vehicle tracking system and tried to stop the man in Hollywood, but he refused to pull over, police said. During the chase, he fired at officers, shooting out the back window of his car.
More gunfire ensued before Atkins crashed into a pole outside the supermarket. The man exchanged gunfire with police again and that's when a 27-year-old Trader Joe's employee, Melyda Corado, was shot and killed, Police Chief Michel Moore said. Officers escorted the girlfriend from the vehicle.
Customers and employees frantically dove for cover and barricaded themselves inside storerooms and bathrooms as bullets fired by police shattered the store's glass doors.
As he heard gunfire, Sean Gerace, who was working in the back of the supermarket, grabbed several of his co-workers and the group made their way into an upstairs storage area. He grabbed a folding ladder and tossed it out a window, helping his colleagues escape to safety, he told KNBC-TV.
"I grabbed an emergency ladder, barricaded the hallway, grabbed a weapon, put the ladder out the window and just tried to get the attention of the SWAT officer," Gerace told the television station.
About three hours later, Atkins — who had been shot in the left arm — agreed to handcuff himself and walked out the front door, surrounded by four of the hostages. He was being held on $2 million bail Sunday and it wasn't clear if he had an attorney to comment on the allegations.
A gun was found in the store, police said.
A 22-year-old woman was wounded by glass fragments and later took herself to a hospital, police said.
The Fire Department took six people to hospitals for non-life threatening conditions or injuries, police said.
Atkins' grandmother initially was taken to a hospital in critical condition and police said she had been shot seven times but Egland, who visited Madison at the hospital on Sunday, said she had only been shot three times, had undergone surgery and her condition was improving.
Atkins, who has two daughters, bounced between several jobs, including working as a security guard, but had been repeatedly fired, Egland said. His license to work as a security guard expired in November 2017, according to state records. It was not clear whether the particular license he possessed would have allowed him to legally carry a firearm.
His grandmother had also tried to help him find employment and "was just trying to make him do better," Egland said.
Atkins never grew violent toward his grandmother before, Egland said, but she started to grow concerned about him over the last several weeks because he seemed upset and distant.
"He didn't seem right to me," Egland said. "I'm just devastated."
On Sunday, grieving family members, co-workers and customers remembered Corado, the Trader Joe's worker, as lively, hardworking and always smiling. A makeshift memorial of flowers, candles and notes grew on the sidewalk outside of the store on Sunday.
"I'm sad to say she didn't make it. My baby sister. My world," her brother, Albert Corado said on Twitter.
Trader Joe's said the store — known by customers as a neighborhood hangout with great customer service — would remain closed for the foreseeable future to give their employees time to process and grieve.
"Yesterday marks the saddest day in Trader Joe's history as we mourn the loss of one our own," company spokeswoman Kenya Friend-Daniel said in a statement. "Our thoughts are with her family, and our Crew Members and customers who experienced this terrifying and unimaginable ordeal."
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Associated Press writers Christopher Weber and Robert Jablon contributed to this report.

Fundraiser launched to make Kylie Jenner billionaire while US man dies from failing to get $50 for insulin

https://www.dailysabah.com/americas/2018/07/13/fundraiser-launched-to-make-kylie-jenner-billionaire-while-us-man-dies-from-failing-to-get-50-for-insulin

Fundraiser launched to make Kylie Jenner billionaire while US man dies from failing to get $50 for insulin

DAILY SABAH

ISTANBUL

Published 17 hours ago

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Aged just 20 and the youngest member of the extended reality-television Kardashian clan, Kylie Jenner is on track to become America's youngest "self-made" billionaire, Forbes revealed Wednesday.

Jenner set up Kylie Cosmetics two years ago and the company has already sold more than $630 million worth of makeup, the magazine said.

Forbes conservatively valued her company at $800 million and raised her overall worth to $900 million by throwing in earnings from television programs, endorsements, and after-tax dividends.

Comedian Josh Ostrovsky, known on Instagram as The Fat Jewish, created a GoFundMe page to raise the last $100 million in Jenner's way.

"I don't want to live in a world where Kylie Jenner doesn't have a billion dollars," he said on his page, urging people to spread the word as it was "extremely important."

Ostrovsky's initiative raised $569 from 57 people in one day.

A couple of months earlier, however, was the one-year anniversary of the death of Shane Patrick Boyle. A man from the U.S., who died from diabetic ketoacidosis, a serious complication of diabetes, which he developed because he could not afford to buy enough insulin and was stretching his supply for too long.

Boyle too had a GoFundMe page, but he died after being just $50 short of reaching his $750 goal to pay for a month's supply of insulin. His preventable death happened because he lost his prescription benefits after moving to another state to be with his ailing mother, Vice reported in April 2017, adding that "the cause of his death, really, was complications from waiting for his new healthcare status to be approved."

Saturday, July 14, 2018

What a bunch of freaking Big Brut THUGS.

Surveillance video shows Applebee's customers allegedly stab, attack waitress

MCDONOUGH, Ga. - Surveillance video shows what police say is several women attacking their server inside a Henry County Applebee’s restaurant.

The waitress said she is recovering from a stabbing and robbery by the women.

Investigators released a flyer late Friday afternoon identifying the women as Lakisha Boyd, Keterah Boyd, Demetrius Boyd and Lashondra Boyd.

Now, police hope the community will help them make a quick arrest in the case.

McDonough residents who have seen the video told Channel 2’s Matt Johnson they are stunned at the attack that happened while families ate dinner at their local Applebee’s along Industrial Boulevard.

“I’m scared of what my children are being brought into,” one patron told Johnson.

Surveillance video from Tuesday night inside the restaurant shows the four women punching and robbing the waitress because she accidentally bumped her leg against one of theirs.

Police also said one of the women grabbed a steak knife and stabbed the 21-year-old waitress in the arm.

Other customers helped stop the assault, but not before the women stole the victim's tip money.
“You don’t hurt someone because they accidentally bumped into you. It's horrible,” another patron said.

The victim told Johnson that she's recovering and hopes to be able to return to college after the summer break. A restaurant representative said the victim went back to work the next day.
“That's a shame that she couldn’t go and do her job and get an education to take care of herself,” another restaurant patron said.

Surveillance pictures captured the four women casually walk outside the restaurant afterwards.
Police said they were able to identify the women thanks to numerous tips that came in.

Detectives hope to make an arrest as early as Friday and people in the community say it can't happen soon enough.

On top of stealing the woman's tip money, police said the four women also did not pay for their $65 dinner.

I used to LOVE Weekend Good Morning America but for the past six months it is the only filled with Trump stories.

We watch to hear wold news and stories..... please let it go and maybe WE will watch again.

We can hear and read Trump stories everywhere. You used to be a place to hear stories about the world NOT just the President.

You NEVER did this with ANY past presidents.... give it a rest and we will tune back in. (Maybe, we found alternate place to hear the world happenings)

Ramblings About Daily Life. Let's Blame it On Menapause.

Wednesday, July 25, 2018