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Daycare Worker Jimmie Jane Grantham Hit 10-month-old Baby In Head With A Bottle & Broke His Leg

Jimmie Jane Grantham, 63, was taken into custody and charged with felony child abuse and neglect after a mother reported that her child experienced abuse while attending the Just for Kids Preschool and Childcare Center on Lynnhaven Road in Virginia Beach.

That mother has retained legal representation.

The family’s legal team at Cooper Hurley stated that the alleged incident occurred a few months ago, specifically on March 13. They claim that her then-10-month-old son was dropped off at daycare that morning as a "happy and healthy infant."

Later that same day, the child’s mother received a call from someone at the daycare who expressed concern about an injury to the child’s foot. The child was taken to the Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters in Norfolk, where doctors diagnosed him with a fractured shin.

The child’s mother reported that she received several conflicting accounts regarding how the injury occurred.

Virginia Beach Police became involved, and over the weekend, they arrested and charged Grantham with felony child abuse and neglect.
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Man Breaks Into Arizona Morgue And Committed A 'Very Unnatural Act'

Fenris Lu, 31 is charged with breaking into the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office in Arizona at around 2 a.m. on Wednesday, where he allegedly sexually assaulted several corpses inside.

"There were about 11 bodies... the bags they were stored in... had been torn open," stated Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan.

Various law enforcement sources report that the bodies of four men were sexually violated, and the entire incident was caught on video.

Lu is facing one count of burglary, four counts of sexual conduct with a dead person, one count of criminal damage, one count of escape and one count of possession of burglary tools.

During his initial appearance, Lu’s bond was set at $500,000 cash. If he posts bond, he will be required to wear an ankle monitor.

Officials said they are working to notify the families of the deceased victims in this case.
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Pennsylvania Dentist Dr. Kirti Chopra May Have Exposed Patients To HIV❗❗

Patients at a dental clinic in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse area have been alerted about potential exposure to HIV and hepatitis because of unsafe practices, as reported by the health department.

Dr. Kirti Chopra's dental license has been suspended, and her clinic, Smiles at Rittenhouse Square, located at 255 South 17th Street, has been shut down while the investigation is ongoing.

Health officials advise patients from the clinic to reach out to their regular healthcare provider for testing for hepatitis C, hepatitis B, and HIV.

The Health Department has set up a hotline for patients of Smiles at Rittenhouse Square who may have questions about the clinic or about their potential exposure. Those patients can call 215-685-5488 between 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

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Mother Of Teen Arrested in Drive-by Shooting Spree In Austin, Texas Speaks Out

Three people have been arrested in relation to a string of random shootings, vehicle thefts, and violent offenses in Austin, Texas, resulting in injuries to four people from late Saturday into Sunday, according to officials.

Authorities have named the oldest suspect as Cristian Fajardo Mondragon, who is 17 years old. The other two suspects, aged 16 and 15, have not been publicly disclosed due to their status as juveniles under Texas law.

17-year-old Cristian Mondragon has been charged with six felonies. The charges include:

Two counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle
Two counts of aggravated assault with a motor vehicle
Theft of fi****ms
Evading arrest with a motor vehicle
He has no bond.

🛑 In court, it was revealed Mondragon is not a U.S. citizen and currently has an ICE hold.

He was also on probation through the juvenile justice system and has a juvenile detainer.

KXAN interviewed the mother of the 15-year-old implicated in the shootings.

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BODYCAM: Georgia Cop Left Disabled Veteran & Amputee Husband Stranded On Dark Highway

In late April 2026, Army veteran Debra Mobley-Sadler Sims and her husband, Bobby—who is a bilateral amputee and wheelchair user—were stopped by a police officer in Hinesville, Georgia.

Officer Todd Parmentier initiated the stop because the state's electronic database indicated that the couple's vehicle lacked insurance. However, the couple's insurance provider (USAA) later confirmed in writing that their policy was indeed active and in force at that time.

Even after explaining that the veteran's husband was an amputee who had not walked in two years, the officer issued a citation, ordered them out of the vehicle, and had their car towed. The officer left the vulnerable couple stranded on the side of a dark, unlit road in the middle of the night, instructing them to catch an Uber. With no practical way to get home, they had to call a family member for a ride
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