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Man sentenced to 50 years in prison for sh——ting his ex-wife five times during a child custody exchange.
Billy Delgado was found guilty of aggr—vated as——ult with a d—adly weapon in the sh——ting of Erica Torres, who survived.
The sh——ting happened in 2024 outside a home in Laredo, Texas, where Torres had gone to pick up their daughter.
During sentencing in 2025, Delgado’s mother pleaded with the jury for leniency, claiming he had suffered ab—se during his relationship with Torres.
The defense requested a sentence of less than five years, while prosecutors pushed for significantly more.
Delgado was ultimately sentenced to 50 years in prison.
4-year-old boy who repeatedly begged his father for food later passed away from starvation, with heartbreaking footage presented in court.
More than 30 videos of Benjamin Cervera were shown during his father’s trial, including footage of him pleading, “Dad, dad, can I have bread?” He was also heard asking for water and milk.
Other videos from early 2021 showed Benjamin searching kitchen cabinets and the refrigerator for food during the night, grabbing fruit snacks, Jell-O, cookies, and milk.
Prosecutors say his father, 31-year-old Brandon Cervera, eventually locked the cabinets to stop him from accessing food.
In text messages with his ex-wife, Brandon allegedly told her that Benjamin didn’t need dinner and suggested she give him bread after she said the boy had been begging for food all day.
A man loses his temper aboard a flight from Los Angeles to Bogotá, Colombia, after being told he had to leave the plane because the airline had double-booked his seat.
The passenger said he had booked his ticket three months in advance and was furious that the airline was making him give up his seat.
“I paid for it, they deducted it from my card, you haven’t given me anything, it wasn’t a favor! It seems disrespectful to me that you would sell something you don’t have,” he told the flight attendants.
The man eventually left the plane, receiving a small round of applause from other passengers.
A man who was left paralyzed after being tased by police while fleeing in a stolen car is speaking out after filing a $100 million lawsuit against the department.
The incident happened in 2024 and involved 27-year-old Jacob Root, who became a quadriplegic after being tased by police officer Robert Comstock. His lawyers say he broke his neck during the fall.
The police department cleared Officer Comstock of wrongdoing and continues to stand by him, describing him as a valued employee in good standing.
Root says he has lost his independence and now relies on others even for basic needs like eating.
“That officer pretty much made a choice for me to be a prisoner in my body,” he said.
Mother speaks out after storming the court during her son’s basketball game, saying, “Bro had me f up.”
Natalie Gramblin claims her son suffered a swollen jaw, a cut tongue, and bruises after being shoved by another player during a youth basketball game in Northern Virginia.
Gramblin ran onto the court during the incident, prompting the Farmwell Station Basketball League to rule the game a double forfeit.
The player who shoved her son was suspended for two games.
The other player’s family initially pressed charges and requested a protective order, but the charges were later dropped.
13-year-old refuses to hand over his birthday money to his mom when she asks him to help pay the bills.
A 19-year-old student reportedly suffered a panic att—ck and unbuckled her seatbelt and harness while parasailing in Montenegro.
Tijana Radonjic tragically fell 160 feet into the Adriatic Sea and d—ed.
The owner of the parasailing company said she appeared cheerful before takeoff, even waving to her friends on the beach.
He believes she may have unbuckled herself in a moment of uncontrollable fear.
Her family has insisted that she was not s—cidal.
The tragedy happened while Radonjic was vacationing in Budva, Montenegro, with her aunt.
This incident happened in 2025.
Two teens who intentionally ran over and k—lled a retired police chief while he was riding his bicycle have been sentenced to decades in prison, with the possibility of life.
Jesus Ayala, now 20, and Jzamir Keys, now 18, were juveniles when they struck 64-year-old Andreas Probst, k—lling him in a hit-and-run incident.
The pair were previously seen laughing in court, showing little apparent remorse for their actions.
Both received the maximum sentences, with Keys sentenced to 18 years to life and Ayala receiving 20 years to life in prison.
Woman faces backlash after revealing she kicked her mentally ill 9-year-old daughter out of the house because she was “too hard to handle.”
She claims the decision was necessary for her safety and the well-being of her other children, adding that disciplining her daughter only made things worse.
However, people are questioning her parenting after noticing she has repeatedly posted about kicking her daughter out, accusing her of exploiting the situation for attention and views.
Woman breaks down in tears and embarrassment after accidentally💩 herself during a 22-mile run, saying she was lucky nobody was outside to witness the incident.
Bodycam footage shows the aftermath of a Texas father sh——ting his daughter, Lucy Harrison, with her devastated boyfriend seen holding his head in disbelief.
Lucy was visiting her father, Kris Harrison, in the US from the UK when the sh——ting occurred.
Kris told police the 🔫 went off accidentally while he was taking it out to show his daughter. He later admitted they had argued about 🔫s and had previously clashed over his conservative political beliefs.
Senior coroner Jacqueline Devonish concluded that Kris had likely been teasing his daughter with the 🔫 and failed to realize it was loaded. She noted that sh——ting Lucy in the chest while she stood in front of him would have required him to point the 🔫 at her and pull the tr—gger.
Reports also stated that Kris struggled with alcoholism and had consumed a 17-ounce carton of white wine on the day of the sh——ting.
He avoided mansl—ughter charges, and Lucy’s de—th was ultimately ruled an accident.
