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Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Yahoo
Names released in Butte county fatal crash
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Names have been released for a two-vehicle crash that left one man dead and another seriously injured. The incident happened on Wednesday, May 7, at 5:56 p.m. According to a news release, Darin Michael Hanson, 22, was driving a Chevrolet S10, traveling south on Beet Road near its intersection with Reid Road. A Dodge Dakota, driven by Joseph Lane Hanson, 24, was traveling east on Reid Road, approaching Beet Road. The driver of the Dakota failed to yield, entering the intersection, and was struck by the S10. Both vehicles came to rest in a drainage ditch. Darin Hanson was ejected from his vehicle and flown to a Rapid City hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries. Joseph Hanson sustained fatal injuries. The South Dakota Highway Patrol is still investigating the crash. Gunshots damage parked vehicles in downtown Sioux Falls Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Indianapolis Star
06-05-2025
- Indianapolis Star
Court docs: Instagram posts, texts, surveillance video led police to gas station shooter
A teen accused in the April killing of Malachi May will face trial as an adult. Investigators believe 18-year-old May was the victim of a robbery gone wrong. The 17-year-old accused of shooting him has been charged with murder in adult criminal court. The events of the shooting About 11:23 p.m. April 15, police responded after a person was shot at a gas station near the intersection of 34th Street and Emerson Avenue. Officers found May in the driver's seat of his blue Dodge Dakota. His pickup had rolled into a retaining wall after he'd been shot in the head at point-blank range. May died in the hospital two days later. May pulled up to a gas pump at 11:12 p.m, surveillance footage showed. After he parked, two teen boys walked into the gas station's convenience store. One wore a gray and blue hoodie, and the other wore a green and white letterman jacket that read "Struggle University" on the back. The pair exited the store and approached May, who remained in the driver's seat with the window rolled down. The teen in the letterman jacket was seen speaking with May before putting a gun through the window and shooting him in the head. As May's pickup rolled away, the shooter ran, stopping to pick up a spent shell cartridge. The other teen followed, dropping a vape, a screwdriver and a two-liter bottle of soda behind him. Six witnesses from the gas station gave statements to police. Officers searched the area with the help of a drone and a police dog, but were unable to locate the teens. Fingerprints were recovered from the inside of the driver's side window, where the shooter had placed his hand. Investigation into the killing of Malachi May In the days after the shooting, a friend of May told his family and police that he'd given May a handgun to sell. An Instagram user known as "hopout jmoney" had arranged online to buy the 9mm Glock pistol, the friend said. Police obtained a picture of two people associated with the account. The purported buyer vanished from Instagram right after the shooting, but the account became active again by April 22. According to court documents, the user's posts showed a teen wearing the same shoes and hoodie the suspect wore on the night of the shooting. Investigators found a string of text messages on May's phone between him and a contact named "Jmoney W," where the parties agreed to meet at the gas station at the time of the shooting. The "Jmoney" phone number, which had been associated with a teen in previous police reports, was still registered to that teen's mother. Police matched BMV photos of the teen associated with the phone number to "very clear" surveillance video from the gas station, according to court documents. Investigators found a second Instagram account that appeared to belong to the teen wearing the letterman jacket. That account's posts showed someone posing with a semiautomatic handgun in multiple locations blocks away from the homicide. Police were able to figure out where that teen was staying after he posted a selfie on the porch of a house with distinctive brickwork. In the photo, he posed with a semiautomatic handgun. Detectives drove around in a residential area blocks away from the shooting and recognized the house from the selfie. On April 28, detectives were surveilling the house when they said he again began filming himself with a gun. He was arrested, and police recovered both his phone and the firearm used in the pictures. Investigators uncovered a second gun in the nearby park. Its make and model were the same as the firearm May was trying to sell. A search of the teen's home uncovered the letterman jacket, distinctive shoes and ammunition. Detectives collected his fingerprints, which matched those recovered from the inside of May's window. It's unclear if the other teen present during the robbery was arrested. IMPD did not immediately respond to a request for comment, and court documents suggest that they may be brothers. Under Indiana law, people between the ages of 16 and 18 accused of certain serious crimes, including murder, are automatically treated as adults by the criminal legal system.
Yahoo
03-05-2025
- Yahoo
Athens man charged in hit-and-run that injured child
JACKSON, Ohio (WCMH) — A man was arrested and charged a week after a hit-and-run in Jackson County left a child with serious injuries. Ohio State Highway Patrol Officers responded to a crash at about 8:00 p.m. on April 22 on State Route 93 in Madison Township. According to a release from OSHP, a Dodge Dakota traveling southbound on State Route 93 struck a 2-year-old boy in the roadway. The driver of the Dodge Dakota drove away southbound. OSHP stated the child was originally taken to a local hospital in Chillicothe before being transferred to Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus. Local man's T-shirt compay goes global More than a week after the accident, OSHP arrested the driver, 38-year-old John D. Miller Jr., of Athens. Miller was located Friday at a McDonald's restaurant where he surrendered. According to a release from OSHP, an arrest warrant was obtained from the Jackson County municipal court after several leads from media exposure and other resources pointed to Miller. Miller is being held in Jackson County jail and is charged with leaving the scene of a serious injury crash. His first court appearance has not yet been scheduled. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Yahoo
1 dead, 4 injured following two-vehicle crash at Clinton County intersection
CLINTON COUNTY, Ky. (WKRN) — A 21-year-old died and at least four others, including minors, were injured after two vehicles collided at an intersection in Clinton County Thursday afternoon. According to Kentucky State Police, troopers were sent to the intersection of U.S. 127 and KY 558 at approximately 4:10 p.m. to respond to the two-vehicle crash. A preliminary investigation reportedly indicates that 21-year-old Kayelyn Garrett, of Livingston, Tennessee, was traveling west on KY 558 in a 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe when she approached the intersection of U.S. 127. 📧 Have breaking news come to you: → Officials said she entered the intersection into the path of a 1999 Dodge Dakota, which was traveling north on U.S. 127, and both vehicles collidied. According to KSP, Garrett was taken to the Medical Center at Albany, where she died from her injuries. Meanwhile, the 18-year-old driver of the Dodge and a minor passenger in the Chevrolet were both taken to the University of Kentucky Hospital to be treated for serious injuries. Police added that a 23-year-old woman and an additional juvenile in the Chevrolet were taken to the Medical Center at Albany for minor injuries. ⏩ Several agencies—including the Clinton County Sheriff's Department, Albany Police Department, Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Clinton County Fire/EMS—responded to the scene. The circumstances of the crash remain under investigation, per KSP. No additional details were released. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
29-04-2025
- Yahoo
Charges: Man kills his mother, sexually assaults another woman the next day
A man killed his mother in Prior Lake last week and then sexually assaulted a woman he did not know the next day in neighboring Burnsville, according to charges. Aaron Matthew Schlossin, 36, was charged in Scott County District Court on Monday with second-degree murder in connection with Thursday's killing of his 67-year-old mother, Diana Lee Kaiser, at their home in the 4500 block of Colorado Street. Schlossin was arrested Friday shortly after entering a woman's Burnsville home through a sliding glass door and groping her, according to a Monday criminal complaint in Dakota County District Court charging him with second-degree criminal sexual conduct and first-degree burglary. Schlossin remained at the Dakota County jail on Tuesday in lieu of $750,000 bail. According to the criminal complaints: Kaiser's neighbor asked police to conduct a welfare check on her around 12:20 p.m. Sunday, telling dispatch that he had not seen her for a few days. He said her garbage cans were still near the street and that she was not answering her door. The neighbor told an officer he last saw Kaiser and Schlossin on Thursday, when Kaiser came out of their home around 8 p.m. Schlossin ingested nitrous oxide from a can, asked for a cigarette and was 'very high and out of it,' the neighbor told police. He said Schlossin moved into his mother's home a few years ago and drives a red Dodge Dakota pickup, which had not been there since Thursday night. Officers walked around the outside of the home, looked through a window and saw blood on a bedsheet in a bedroom, window shade, mattress and on the floor. A leg was seen sticking out of the end of the pile of blankets on the floor. Officers entered the home and found Kaiser dead in the bedroom, with trauma to her head and face. Bloody paper footprints were on the floor of the home, and a dog with blood on its fur was found inside. A neighbor told officers that on Wednesday night she saw a man with a bald head in her backyard and 'acting odd' and 'skipping around the property,' the complaint states. Another neighbor saw she heard a commotion coming from Kaiser's home just before midnight Thursday, then a male yelling and a female screaming. She said she heard pounding on the walls, things being thrown around and that the commotion 'sounded like someone was being murdered,' the complaint says. Investigators examined the bedroom, which had blood spatter on the walls, ceiling and windowsill. A broken lamp, fork and bloody jeans were lying on top of Kaier's body, which was covered in a white and yellow powder. Schlossin's wallet was in a pocket of the jeans. The Burnsville woman told police Friday that she noticed a man was staring at her, so went inside her home through the sliding glass door. She began making dinner for a child who was also at the home and grabbed a bag of frozen meat to cook. Ex-officer says he regrets his failure to stop the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols Two-vehicle collision in Bloomington kills woman, injures 3 Another federal judge expresses skepticism over Trump law firm executive orders Former Memphis officers were frustrated when they fatally beat Tyre Nichols, prosecutor says Job cuts delay Pentagon plans to expand work to prevent sex assaults and suicides She said she heard the door open and saw the man inside. He lunged at her and pinned her against the refrigerator. While he was groping her, the complaint says, the woman struck him with the bag of frozen meat and punched him in the face, causing him to retreat and leave the home. The woman gave police a detailed description of the man to law enforcement. A short time later, dispatch received a 911 call from a woman who saw a man bleeding from the face and stumbling. She said he approached her car and asked for a ride, and that he told her he didn't remember how he became injured. Officers tracked down the man, who was identified as Schlossin, and he was arrested. Court records show Schlossin has been convicted of drug possession (marijuana) twice and possession of drug paraphernalia once.
