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Yahoo
4 days ago
- Yahoo
Douglasville couple charged for locking toddler in shed
The Brief Two adults, Sarah Elizabeth Pombert and Joseph Matthew Turner, were arrested and charged with second-degree cruelty to children for leaving a 3-year-old boy in a filthy backyard shed. The alleged abuse occurred during the first three weeks of May, with the child left unsupervised, unbathed, and unclothed in the shed without running water or electricity. Details about their current custody status and bond information have not been released. DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. - Two adults have been arrested and charged with second-degree cruelty to children after authorities say they left a 3-year-old boy living in a filthy backyard shed without running water or electricity. What we know Sarah Elizabeth Pombert, 34, and Joseph Matthew Turner, 35, were each arrested on June 2, according to Douglas County jail records. Both face felony charges for causing "cruel or excessive mental or physical pain" to a child. According to the arrest warrants filed on May 29 in Douglas County Superior Court, the alleged abuse took place during the first three weeks of May on a property on Judge Avenue in Douglasville. The child was reportedly left unsupervised, unbathed, and unclothed in the backyard shed. What they're saying "The accused kept a dirty living space in a shed without running water or electricity, and left the child unsupervised, unbathed, and unclothed with criminal negligence," the arrest warrants state. What we don't know Their current custody status and bond information have not been released. The Source The Douglas County Sheriff's Office provided jail records for this article. Additional information was obtained from court records.
Wales Online
02-06-2025
- Business
- Wales Online
Conwy mansion house estate in same family for hundreds of years is on the market
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info A famous Welsh estate that spent hundreds of years in the same family has come on the market. The Garthewin Estate, located near the village of Llanfair Talhaiarn, spans more than 500 acres. It was the family home of Robert Wynne - with his family having a 1,000 link to this area. The first written records refer to the house in the 14th century. The Elizabethan house which replaced it was knocked down, as was the Jacobean house which came next. The current Georgian-style hall, designed in 1767 by Joseph Turner of Chester, was later enhanced by Clough Williams-Ellis, the visionary behind Portmeirion. A striking tower was added in 1870 to house the estate's grand ballroom, today the principal reception room. The Wynne family's stewardship ended in 1996, when descendant Menna MacBain sold the estate when it finally became too expensive for the family to run. Sign up now for the latest news on the North Wales Live Whatsapp community The current owner acquired the property as a principal residence. They have now placed it on the market with Fisher German, at a guide price of £4,500,000. The estate includes the 11-bedroom Grade II-Listed hall with an adjoining flat, as well as five secondary residential properties, a farmhouse, extensive outbuildings, stabling and a private theatre. (Image: Fisher German) It also has a Grade II-listed chapel featuring a bell tower, altar and stained-glass windows. The estate's extensive grounds feature formal gardens, agricultural land and forestry, providing potential for diverse usage or income-generating opportunities subject to planning. The property also offers an immediate income from its cottages and farmstead, as well as its farmland and woodland. (Image: Fisher German) Michael Harris, Partner at Fisher German, said: 'This is an incredibly rare opportunity to purchase a stunning estate spanning more than 500 acres which enjoys good connections to the commercial centres of the North West. 'The Grade II-listed hall is an important 18 th century Welsh country house, retaining fine external character and good interior detailing, while the extensive grounds provide a wealth of potential income-generating opportunities such as an equestrian centre, country retreat or glamping, subject to planning.' Sign up for the North Wales Live newsletter sent twice daily to your inbox
North Wales Live
02-06-2025
- Business
- North Wales Live
Conwy mansion house estate in same family for hundreds of years is on the market
A famous Welsh estate that spent hundreds of years in the same family has come on the market. The Garthewin Estate, located near the village of Llanfair Talhaiarn, spans more than 500 acres. It was the family home of Robert Wynne - with his family having a 1,000 link to this area. The first written records refer to the house in the 14th century. The Elizabethan house which replaced it was knocked down, as was the Jacobean house which came next. The current Georgian-style hall, designed in 1767 by Joseph Turner of Chester, was later enhanced by Clough Williams-Ellis, the visionary behind Portmeirion. A striking tower was added in 1870 to house the estate's grand ballroom, today the principal reception room. The Wynne family's stewardship ended in 1996, when descendant Menna MacBain sold the estate when it finally became too expensive for the family to run. The current owner acquired the property as a principal residence. They have now placed it on the market with Fisher German, at a guide price of £4,500,000. The estate includes the 11-bedroom Grade II-Listed hall with an adjoining flat, as well as five secondary residential properties, a farmhouse, extensive outbuildings, stabling and a private theatre. It also has a Grade II-listed chapel featuring a bell tower, altar and stained-glass windows. The estate's extensive grounds feature formal gardens, agricultural land and forestry, providing potential for diverse usage or income-generating opportunities subject to planning. The property also offers an immediate income from its cottages and farmstead, as well as its farmland and woodland. Michael Harris, Partner at Fisher German, said: 'This is an incredibly rare opportunity to purchase a stunning estate spanning more than 500 acres which enjoys good connections to the commercial centres of the North West. 'The Grade II-listed hall is an important 18 th century Welsh country house, retaining fine external character and good interior detailing, while the extensive grounds provide a wealth of potential income-generating opportunities such as an equestrian centre, country retreat or glamping, subject to planning.'
The Herald Scotland
24-04-2025
- The Herald Scotland
Inquest into death of nurse killed when hit by a car adjourned for investigation
She was walking with her 12-year-old sister and their cousin, a 19-year-old woman, who were both 'seriously injured' and taken to hospital. Despite efforts from emergency services, Ms Jonikaite died at the scene. A 33-year-old man from Crawley who was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, two counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, and driving while unfit through drugs has been released on bail. On Thursday, an inquest into Ms Jonikaite's death was opened and then suspended as police investigations continue. Area Coroner for West Sussex, Joseph Turner said her death was 'plainly violent', meaning he was required to open the inquest. A post-mortem investigation, conducted by Dr Ashley Fegan-Earl, found the provisional cause of death was craniocervical trauma, the inquest heard. The coroner then adjourned the inquest due to the ongoing police investigation. Dominyka Jonikaite had started working as a blood and transplant nurse (GoFundMe/PA) Born in Lithuania, Ms Jonikaite had graduated from a degree in Biomedical Science from Bangor University and was working as a blood and transplant nurse. A GoFundMe page which has raised over £16,000 was set up to help her family pay for the funeral and other financial burdens resulting from the crash. 'This has left a devastating impact on the family who are struggling to come to terms with sudden loss and injuries of their baby girls,' a family friend wrote on the appeal page. The inquest is due to resume on January 26 next year.
BBC News
24-04-2025
- BBC News
Nurse died after being hit by car in Crawley, inquest hears
A nurse who was hit by a car while walking with her family died from injuries to her head and spine, an inquest has Jonikaite, 25, was struck by a grey BMW 3 Series in London Road, outside Crawley Leisure Park, on 12 was walking with her 12-year-old sister and their cousin, a 19-year-old woman, who were both seriously injured, police previously Joseph Turner told West Sussex Coroner's Court on Thursday that Ms Jonikaite's death was "plainly violent", meaning he was required to open the inquest. The coroner then adjourned the inquest due to the ongoing police investigation.A post-mortem examination conducted by Dr Ashley Fegan-Earl found the provisional cause of death was craniocervical trauma, the inquest heard. 'Sudden loss' Born in Lithuania, Ms Jonikaite had graduated with a degree in biomedical science from Bangor University and was working as a blood and transplant nurse, the inquest was told.A GoFundMe page, which has raised more than £16,000, was set up to help her family pay for the funeral and other financial burdens resulting from the crash."This has left a devastating impact on the family who are struggling to come to terms with sudden loss and injuries to their baby girls," a family friend wrote on the fundraising inquest is due to resume on 26 January the incident, a 33-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, two counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, and driving while unfit through has since been released on bail.
