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07-05-2025
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Knoxville man charged in drive-by shooting that resulted in him shooting himself in the leg, police say
KNOXVILLE, Iowa — A Knoxville man has been charged in a late-night drive-by shooting in Knoxville that resulted in him shooting himself in the leg, police say. At around 1:50 a.m. Tuesday the Knoxville Police Department received a report from a resident saying they had Ring doorbell footage of someone shooting at a home in the 1400 block of N Grant Street and again at an intersection further down the street, court documents say. The shooting resulted in the exterior pane of a window at a home on N Grant Street to shatter. Later that night, a man named Payton Lee Cole Phillips, 27, arrived at the Knoxville Emergency Room with a gunshot wound. According to court documents, Phillips was identified as the alleged shooter in the drive-by earlier that night. No other injuries were reported from the shooting. The driver of the vehicle involved in the drive-by shooting told police that Phillips was in the front passenger seat and fired a handgun out of the window about four to five times in what was described as 'a random act of violence' in a criminal complaint. During the shooting Phillips unintentionally shot himself in the leg, the complaint states. 36-year-old former farm employee arrested for allegedly intentionally causing Waukee fuel leak Officers searched the vehicle that was allegedly used in the shooting and located a Glock 43X, which is believed to be the handgun used by Phillips, as well as two loaded magazines, raw marijuana flower, and a used marijuana grinder, court documents state. Officers also located a spent 9 mm shell casing in the hospital parking lot and three spent 9 mm shell casings at the intersection of Grant St. and Jackson St. According to a criminal complaint, when officers initially spoke with Phillips at the hospital, they noted he had a strong odor of alcohol, blood shot and watery eyes, droopy eyelids, and slurred speech. Phillips was arrested and charged with the following: Intimidation with a dangerous weapon – no intent Reckless use of a firearm – bodily injury Reckless use of a firearm – property damage Reckless use of a firearm Possession or carrying of a dangerous weapon while under the influence Person ineligible to carry a dangerous weapon Use of a dangerous weapon in the commissions of a crime Possession of marijuana – first offense Possession of drug paraphernalia Phillips was booked into the Marion County Jail on a $17,000 cash/surety bond. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for May 15. Iowa News: Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to
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28-04-2025
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Stratford police arrest man accused of violating protective order
STRATFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Stratford police say they arrested a man last week who is accused of assaulting and harassing the same victim multiple times. Mark Febres, 29, was located and arrested in the parking lot of Top Quality Vibes Bar in Orange on April 23. 15 arrested in Stratford prostitution stings, police say Police said he is the subject of a recent full no contact protective order with the victim, which was issued by the Bridgeport States Attorney's Office. Stratford police charged him with criminal violation of a protective order, first-degree harassment and second-degree stalking. He was issued a April 25 court date and is being held in lieu of a $200,000 court-set bond. During the arrest, Febres was also found to illegally be carrying a Glock 43X firearm as a convicted felon. 'At some point in the near future,' Orange police are expected to charge him with criminal possession of a firearm, carrying a pistol without a permit and two counts of criminal violation of a restraining order, according to Stratford law enforcement. He will be held in lieu of an additional $500,000 court-set bond, according to Stratford police. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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09-04-2025
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Documents shed light on pair of shootings & wounded Police officer
SIOUX FALLS S.D. (KELO) — We understand more about a pair of shootings that wounded a Sioux Falls Police officer and a suspect one week ago today. Samir Albaidhani is charged with multiple counts of attempted first degree murder of a law enforcement officer in two different counties. The crime spree started in Sioux Falls and ended more than 30-miles south along Interstate 29. Affidavits filed in Minnehaha and Union Counties spell out what led up to an officer being shot in Sioux Falls. They also include details about a shootout along Interstate 29. It all started last Tuesday afternoon, when police spotted Samir Albaidhani in what they believed to be a stolen car, near Elmwood and 12 Street . He was wanted on several warrants. Bank robbery in Eagle Butte ends in arrests Court papers say Albaidhani got out of the car and ran, officers told him to 'get to the ground,' instead he kept running and allegedly fired two shots from a handgun. One officer was struck and fell to the ground but was able to return fire. The other officer stopped to help the wounded officer who was taken to the hospital with a non life threatening injuries. Albaidhani disappeared into the neighborhood. Ten minutes later and just blocks away, a maroon SUV was reported stolen. It had been left running with the keys inside. Thinking it may be Albaidhani Police put out a description. The South Dakota Highway Patrol and surrounding law enforcement agencies were instructed to be on the lookout. About a half hour later two Beresford police officers spotted the stolen car on I-29 and alerted the Highway Patrol. The affidavit says Albaidhani pulled off the interstate and fired 2 rounds round at from inside the SUV. When a trooper returned fire, Albaidhani allegedly took of running and fired another round before a trooper struck him with a patrol the ordeal, Albaidhana was also shot in his right arm. Court documents say investigators recovered a 9 MM Glock 43X like this one on the Glock website. They also found and collected spent shell casings. Turns out the gun was stolen from a vehicle in Sioux Falls just days before the shooting. Albaidhani faces a long list charges in both Minnehaha and Union counties, including attempted murder, aggravated assault and resisting arrest. Albaidhani returned to court today and was officially charged with stealing the S-U-V involved in the chase. He was no longer in a sling. Before leaving, he told the judge quote, 'Appreciate you, have a nice day.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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24-03-2025
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Lancaster City Police seize firearms from masked juveniles
LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) — Police detained multiple juveniles for possessing firearms after reportedly being caught backing into a person's driveway at night while wearing ski masks in Lancaster last month. According to the Lancaster City Bureau of Police, on February 19 at around 7:15 p.m., authorities responded to the 400 block of High St. for a report of suspicious activity. Police say a caller reported seeing a small black SUV containing individuals wearing ski masks back into their driveway. Police say they coordinated with each other to safely approach the vehicle, which led the suspects to flee the area. The suspects pulled into another driveway to attempt to conceal themselves, however, police were able to track them down. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Police engaged with three suspects and learned that they were all juveniles, aged 15-16 with no ties or reasons to be in the area. Police say they found a fourth suspect with a Glock handgun hiding in the SUV's hatch area, along with a single bullet in the vehicle's center console cup holder. Officers obtained a search warrant and found two Glock handguns from inside the vehicle. Police say a Glock 43X, loaded with 13 rounds, and a Glock 17, loaded with 15 rounds, were seized. The Glock 17 had been previously reported stolen from Manor Township Police Department. Additionally, approximately 10 grams of marijuana was found in the vehicle. The juveniles now face one felony, six misdemeanor charges, and one summary offense, per police. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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11-03-2025
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Oconee Blotter: Deputy happens upon theft suspects planning to sell stolen loot in Bowman
The Oconee County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents: ARMED SUSPECTS: On Feb. 26, Deputy Gregory Harrison was dispatched to Walmart, after a man and woman from Monroe were detained after they were accused of shoplifting more than $600 worth of items. The deputy patted the suspects for weapons and found the 22-year-old man was carrying a loaded Glock 27 pistol and the 24-year-old woman had a loaded Glock 43X pistol. They were charged with felony shoplifting and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. SHOPLIFTER RESISTS: On Feb. 27, Sgt. Lex Ogan was dispatched to Walmart for a shoplifting that was in progress. Ogan positioned himself outside the store near the exits. A loss prevention officer confronted the 30-year-old woman and she refused to give back the merchandise, which included bras, skirts and underpants. The deputy then approached and tried to persuade her to walk to his patrol unit, but she refused. He grabbed her wrist. She resisted, but he put her in handcuffs. She was read the Miranda rights. She confessed to stealing the items, but became angry when told she was going to jail. She was also found in possession of meth. The officer collected evidence showing the woman was dropped off by a man who remained in a Chevrolet Silverado. When the woman was confronted in the parking lot, the man then drove away. The officer did obtain the man's license plate number. Fresh air: Four Athens police officers credited with saving life of woman gasping for air MAN AND JUVENILE: On Feb 28, Sgt. Lex Ogan was patrolling on Dowdy Road. He ran the tag on a Hyundai Elantra that was in front of him and it showed the car's registration was cancelled. As he followed, the car suddenly swerved into a tire company parking lot, where it pulled behind the building. The driver exited and fled into the woods. Eight other deputies responded to set up a perimeter in the area to cage the suspect. Ogan questioned the female passenger, who as it turns out lied about her age, as she was 16. And she identified the fleeing suspect as her mother's boyfriend, whom she identified as Jacob. That was another lie the officer discovered when he called the mother, who provided a different name for her boyfriend. Deputy Christopher Haag saw the suspect, wearing a white shirt, lying on the ground trying to hide in a thicket. Haag drew his gun and the suspect shouted, 'You got me.' The man, identified as a 31-year-old Toccoa resident, crawled on the ground to the deputy, who put him in handcuffs. Ogan read the Miranda rights two times to the juvenile girl, who admitted she lied because she was scared. Deputy Annessa Glenn searched the car and found a Home Depot container filled with $3,188 worth of tools. A review of the Home Depot security video showed the man stealing the items. The girl admitted she knew he had shoplifted the merchandise, which they planned to sell at a flea market in Bowman. A juvenile complaint was filed against the girl, while felony shoplifting charges were filed against the man, who also faces a charge of contributing the delinquency of a minor. Oconee Blotter: Little mistakes lead numerous drivers to jail cells GOOD MARIJUANA: On March 3, deputies were in the lower end of the county directing traffic away from thick smoke that covered the roadways due to a controlled burn in the forests. Cpl. Bradley Vaughn spotted a car on Greensboro Highway driven by a suspect wanted on a felony charge, but the man sped around him. A firefighter also attempted to stop the car, but the driver shouted, 'I'm not stopping because I have a warrant.' However, Vaughn later saw the suspect on Colham Ferry Road and made a traffic stop. The 20-year-old Watkinsville man was arrested. Subsequently, the officer found some marijuana in the suspect's car. The suspect offered that 'that's some good (expletive) right there. You need to smoke it.' ALABAMA MARIJUANA: On March 1, Deputy Christopher Haag was patrolling on U.S. Highway 78 near Ruth Jackson Road, when he stopped a vehicle for going 70 mph in a 55-mph zone. He smelled marijuana and a search recovered some marijuana in the vehicle. The 58-year-old Athens woman explained she purchased the marijuana in Alabama earlier that day, then smoked a joint in Snellville, before being stopped for speeding. The officer also found some pills for high cholesterol and a muscle relaxer. The woman was charged with DUI, speeding and possession of marijuana. This article originally appeared on Athens Banner-Herald: Oconee Blotter: Suspect buys pot in Alabama, smokes in Snellville
