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Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Yahoo
Suspect Captured After 2 Children and 1 Adult Were Struck in a Hit-and-Run Incident in South Carolina
The suspect in a hit-and-run that struck two children and one adult was captured by South Carolina authorities on Thursday, May 1. According to an update from the Isle of Palms Police Department, the suspect, identified as Justin Collin Adams, was taken into custody without incident shortly after he allegedly struck two children and one adult with a sedan outside Sunrise Presbyterian Church. Police found Adams hiding on a boat in the 3200 block of Jasper Blvd, shortly after an advisory notice went out warning residents in the area that he was "still at large and possibly armed with a knife." "He was found on a dock behind a house across the church," Chief Glenn Meadows stated during the final press conference regarding the incident. "He was on a boat." Related: FBI Arrests Man Called 'Frog' After Fentanyl — Sold as Cocaine — Kills 4 at Super Bowl Party Meadows said Adams was found after he was observed by an aviation unit helicopter. During the first press conference from the Isle of Palms Police Department, Sgt. Mattew Storen said officers were made aware of the incident after a call came in at 12:48 p.m. "involving a wreck with multiple injuries." It was explained that the two juveniles and one adult "were injured by a vehicle." The adult and one of the children were transported to the hospital with injuries, while the second child was treated at the scene and released to their parent. Adams is said to have fled the scene on foot and was last seen armed with a knife. It was also noted that there was no altercation before the incident. When asked if the incident was intentional, Storen told reporters that it was part of the investigation, noting that "some reports are saying it was an accident." Related: He Confronted the Boy Who Allegedly Assaulted His Daughter. The Boy Then Beat Him to Death With a Bat, Prosecutors Say During the final press conference, Meadows said that one of the individuals who was transported to the hospital had been released, while another was set to be released. The police chief also said that his department would not comment on any possible charges related to the incident, as the Charleston County Sheriff's Office would be leading the criminal and crime scene investigations. Charleston County Sheriff Carl Ritchie said Adams was being interviewed to "determine why this happened, what went on, and what charges [will be made]." "So we don't have those yet, what charges we're going to make. But there will be charges, obviously," said Ritchie. Meadows shared during a second press conference that officers were conducting a house-by-house grid search to locate Adams. "In addition to doing searches of the homes, we're searching every vehicle leaving the island," added Meadows. He asked residents to stay inside at the time and reiterated that whether the incident was intentional was still under investigation. Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up for for breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases. It was also stated that the FBI and U.S. Marshals were involved in the search. Read the original article on People
New York Post
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Controversial ex-ESPN host Sage Steele announces engagement: ‘Worth the wait'
Sage Steele is getting married. The polarizing ex-ESPN pundit announced her engagement this week. Steele, 52, wrote, 'Sometimes it takes a while to find your person. Maybe even decades. But when you know, YOU KNOW.' She continued, 'I can honestly say that I wouldn't change a thing about my journey. It was worth the wait. Dave, I am so excited & beyond grateful to be doing life with you! 🙏🏽❤️💍' she added, tagging her fiancee, whose name appears to be Dave Barbuto. Steele had a high-profile exit from ESPN, stemming from incidents in 2021 where her political commentary had her taken off TV. Iy eventually lead to her 2023 departure after settling a lawsuit with the company, which she had sued a year before she left. 'Having successfully settled my case with ESPN/Disney, I have decided to leave so I can exercise my first amendment rights more freely,' Steele said in a social media post following her ESPN departure. 'I am grateful for so many wonderful experiences over the past 16 years and am excited for my next chapter!' Sage Steele arrives at the Bodywell Lounge At Leigh Steinberg's Super Bowl Party on February 08, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Getty Images for GBK Brand Bar Steele had been an on-air voice and host at ESPN from 2007 until her exit from the Disney-owned company. Steele has since primarily remained in the political commentary space following her relationship ending with ESPN. In March of 2024, she was named the first podcast host on Bill Maher's Club Random Studios podcast network and has since operated The Sage Steele Show on YouTube.
Yahoo
17-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Presidents' Day furniture deals: a $49 desk chair, 80% off a coffee table and more
Ready for a home refresh? Presidents' Day has brought enough furniture deals to bring down the house — and we're talking more than the usual suspects, like mattresses and bedding. Need some new patio furniture ahead of the spring thaw? Maybe a sleek new chair for a forgotten corner of the living room? How about an office chair that doesn't mean an instant back ache? Retailers have you and Wayfair, in particular, have some of the best furniture deals we've seen in months thanks to their Presidents' Day sales. For instance, Amazon's No. 1 bestselling patio set is down to $90 from $120 right now. Get it now and have it ready to go just in time for spring. If your Super Bowl Party reminded you that your coffee table is a little worse for wear, this shopper-favorite two-tier wood pick is almost 80% off at Wayfair, marking one of the best Presidents' Day furniture deals we've seen yet. These deals don't even begin to scratch the surface. Check out a few of our favorites below and shop now for the best selection. The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
