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WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?
SUSPECT IDENTIFIED AS 30-YEAR-OLD SHANNON J. MILES IN TEXAS IN 'COLD-BLOODED' SHOOTING DEATH OF TEXAS SHERIFF'S DEPUTY
Shannon J. Miles, 30, will be charged with capital murder for allegedly gunning down the officer as he pumped gas. Sheriff Ron Hickman released few details about the suspect. Miles has a list of prior convictions including resisting arrest, trespassing and disorderly conduct with a fire arm, he said.
Calling the shooting a "senseless and cowardly act," Hickman said there is no other apparent motive other than the deputy "was wearing a uniform." Investigators tracked Miles down based on his car and license number.
DOG SAYS, "BLAME THIS ONE ON THE 'BLACK LIVES MATTER' MOVEMENT OR MAYBE THE DEPUTY WAS STEALING GAS"
SOUTH CAROLINA TEEN WHO CLAIMED SHE WAS KIDNAPPED AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTED NOW CHARGED WITH FILING FALSE POLICE REPORT
The South Carolina teen who went missing on her way to school last week has been charged with filing a false police report after she was found safe.
Marley McKenna Spindler, 16, vanished on her first day of junior year at Socastee High School, Myrtle Beach.
There were fears that the teen had been abducted after she sent friends a message saying she thought someone was following her just before she disappeared. But she was found safe a week later and initially told police she was kidnapped and sexually assaulted, police said.
When questioned by detectives, Spindler told them “she had been kidnapped from the Myrtle Beach area and had been sexually assaulted since being here in the Charleston area,” according to the report. But after being questioned further by detectives she was charged with filing a false police report.
DOG ASKS, "I WONDER WHY WAS SHE SEEKING SUCH ATTENTION?"
POLICE IN OREGON LOOKING FOR ‘PORTLAND POOPER’ WHO KEEPS DEFECATING OUTSIDE THE SAME OFFICE BUILDING
Portland police are pursuing a prolific public pooper who has been spotted doing his doody outside the same office building several times this month.
Oregon’s mystery defecator was caught on camera excreting outside the building, with toilet paper in hand, so many times a business owner spread fliers around the city asking for help catching the “Portland Pooper.” After word of the pooper leaked, police identified the man as a criminal suspect who could get charges for offensive littering and disorderly conduct dumped on him if he’s caught.
Grossed-out locals noted that the pooper comes prepared to each of his crimes. It’s unclear if the pooper is targeting the office building for any particular reason, but his illegal relief is not an issue of toilet access.
DOG SAYS, "HEY, I KNOW THAT GUY!"
ANGRY PARENTS SENDING DEATH THREATS ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO THEIR CHILDREN'S TEACHERS, SHOCKING SURVEY REVEALS
Parents are sending death threats to their children's teachers on social media, a shocking new survey has revealed. Three out of four teachers in in the U.K. have said parents’ behaviour toward them has become more obnoxious in the last five years.
The poll of 796 teachers in England and Wales also revealed that the parents of younger students tend to be more aggressive towards teachers. And teachers have been subjected to nasty comments about their appearance, weight and sexuality. They also are having their teaching ability called into question as well as their character. 
“We’ve had a teacher going on maternity leave and parents posting comments like, ‘How selfish is this, going off and leaving my child without a teacher?"
Teachers claim parents’ use of social media is making the problem worse, with one teacher in Cumbria, England, saying she has received late-night threats.
DOG SAYS, "WHEN YOUR CHILD IS NOT PERFORMING AS EXPECTED, BLAME THE TEACHER....C'MON PARENTS WAKE UP!"
ALABAMA MAN KILLS WOMAN AFTER SUNDAY DINNER WITH HER FAMILY
Antonio Williams, 22, is charged with capital murder in Jacoria Ray’s Sunday death. Her body was found on the side of a Birmingham road about 2 hours after she and Williams left her grandmother’s house. Police have not detailed the relationship between Williams and Ray, but her family said the former soldier was the first man Ray ever brought home.
Jacoria and her new beau had an early dinner at her grandmother’s home. The two seemed happy but grandma Cynthia Brown said she got a bad feeling from Williams. "She thought maybe she had found someone special,” Brown said, but added, “I wasn't feeling it.”
The two left together in Ray’s Dodge Charger around 4 p.m. They planned first to drop off Ray’s 12-year-old brother at another relative’s home and then deliver a plate of leftovers to Ray’s mom, who was sick in bed and couldn’t make the family dinner. Ray promised she would be at her mom’s house by 6 p.m.
DOG SAYS, "BLACK LIVES MATTER BUT APPARENTLY SOME BLACKS DON'T THINK SO?"
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