US Crime and Arrests

Nasim had left her ex-boyfriend Arian Hojat two weeks earlier, after his behavior — possessiveness, a quick temper, a fixation with guns — became too troubling to ignore. He was scheduled to come pick up his things from her apartment in Houston later that day, and Sahar feared what he might do. “I pleaded with her: ‘Please don’t meet him. Leave stuff at the leasing office,’” Sahar told FRONTLINE. “I literally said, ‘He could kill you, Nasim.’”

 In Alabama, there is an extensive choice of sources that will supply the information you need. Obituaries have been published in newspapers in the state since the early 19th century, and there are even books of obituaries: some of them contain collections of death notices published between the early 1800s and 1879. Apart from books, public libraries, the state archives and individual newspapers are the most reliable sources of death notices. The ObituarieSontheNet.com website Provides information on death notices published in United State by various funeral homes.

A West Virginia man who was convicted for driving drunk and causing the fatal, wrong-way crash that claimed the life of a Johnstown woman is seeking to have his post-sentence appeal rights reinstated, according to the Cambria County District Attorney’s office.

 ABRAHAM, MATHEW BURNHAM (U /M/23) KIDNAPING 05/14/2021 Wood Co Sheriff Office ABRAHAM, WILLIAM PAUL (W /M/64) ARREST OF A PROBATIONER 11/29/2021 Wood Co Sheriff Office

Suffolk County Police Fourth Squad detectives are investigating a stabbing that seriously injured a man in Commack last night. Police officers responded to 49 Walter Court after a 911 call reported an injured man inside his residence, at approximately 9:30 p.m. When officers arrived, they found a 30-year-old man with multiple stab wounds.

Front Mugshot of Wanted Fugitive Kelly Tyler Goutermont Kelly Tyler Goutermont Front Mugshot of Wanted Fugitive Landry Scott Goodwin Landry Scott Goodwin

  The United States has approved the release of five more prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay military facility, although this does not mean they will be leaving the controversial prison anytime soon. Three of the five detainees are from Yemen, one is from Somalia, and the other is from Kenya, according to documents posted online by the US Defense Department this week.