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Daily Mail
5 days ago
- General
- Daily Mail
Woman, 71, dies after 'attack' outside Lidl that saw another OAP injured: Man and woman, 67 and 62, arrested
An elderly woman has died after an alleged attack outside a Lidl which saw another old-age pensioner injured in the chaos. A man, 67, and woman, 62, have been arrested on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter following the horrifying incident in front of the supermarket in Stourport-on-Severn near Kidderminster, West Midlands. The altercation between 4pm and 8pm on Wednesday left the woman, 71, and another elderly man, 65, injured before the woman was pronounced dead the following day. Police initially brought two people into custody on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, but this was changed following the news of the victim's death, the Birmingham Mail reports. A statement from West Mercia Police said: 'Sadly, the 71-year-old woman involved in the incident outside of Lidl in Stourport yesterday has since passed away. 'The 62-year-old woman and the 67-year-old man who were arrested following the incident have been further arrested on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter. 'Enquiries remain on-going surrounding the circumstances of the incident. 'We would ask the public to refrain from speculating online and respect her family's privacy at this difficult time.' A previous statement said: 'We're appealing for witnesses following an assault outside of the Lidl in Stourport on Vale Road, between 4pm and 8pm yesterday. 'Four people were reportedly involved in the altercation. 'A 65-year-old man and 71-year-old woman were allegedly assaulted. They all then left the area. 'A 62-year-old woman and a 67-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and remain in police custody. 'Officers are now appealing to the public for information.' Detective Inspector Warren Matthews of North Worcestershire CID, meanwhile, said: 'Enquiries are on-going to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident. 'We are keen to hear from any witnesses or anyone who may have dash-cam footage from Lidl car park.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Yahoo
3-month-old dies, leading to arrests of 2 women in Monterey County
The Brief An investigation is underway into the death of a 3-month-old who was at a home day care in Monterey County. Two women were arrested and are facing involuntary manslaughter charges. Investigators said the women were operating an unlicensed day care service. WATSONVILLE, Calif. - A mother and daughter have been arrested following the death of a three-month-old infant who was at a home day care, which the Monterey County Sheriff's Office said was operating without a license. Sheriff's deputies and emergency crews were called to a home on Hillcrest Road in the community of Royal Oaks on Saturday morning. "The reporting party stated the patient was a three-month-old infant that was not conscious and not breathing," sheriff's officials said in a news release. Emergency crews initiated lifesaving efforts and rushed the baby to a hospital, but the baby did not survive, sheriff's officials said. On Saturday night, the sheriff's office said that the home they were called to was being used as a day care, but investigators said it was not licensed to operate as one. Officials also said that detectives learned the business was taking in as many as "30 children of various ages at a time." SEE ALSO:Mom says twins were abused by teacher at Pittsburg KinderCare Based on their findings, the sheriff's office said detectives arrested the two operators of the day care: 62-year-old Maria Marquez and her daughter, 35-year-old Johanna Marquez. The women were booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter, felony child endangerment, and operating a child day care facility without a license. The mother and daughter were each placed on a bond of $50,000. A search of the Monterey County Sheriff's Office in-custody log did not turn up Maria Marquez's name on Monday. It did show Johanna Marquez as being in custody. What we don't know There's no word yet on the infant's cause of death. Officials said that the investigation was active and ongoing. They urged anyone with information related to the case to contact the Monterey County Sheriff's Office. This story was reported from Oakland, Calif.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Yahoo
Two arrested after infant dies at unlicensed daycare facility in California
The Brief Two people have been arrested for operating an unlicensed daycare facility out of their home. The mother and daughter duo were also arrested and booked for involuntary manslaughter after the death of a 3-month-old infant. LOS ANGELES - Two people were arrested after a 3-month-old baby died at an unlicensed daycare facility in Central California. What we know According to the Monterey County Sheriff's Office, just before 10:30 a.m. on May 24, emergency crews were dispatched to a home in the community of Royal Oaks in regard to a medical emergency involving an infant. The reporting party said a 3-month-old infant was unconscious and not breathing. The infant was transported to a local hospital where they were pronounced dead. Investigators soon learned that the home was being operated as an unlicensed daycare that was taking in up to 30 children of various ages at a time. During their investigation, detectives said they gathered 'sufficient details' to arrest the two operators of the unlicensed daycare for involuntary manslaughter. 62-year-old Maria Marquez and her daughter, 35-year-old Johanna Marquez, were arrested and booked for involuntary manslaughter, felony child endangerment and operating a child daycare facility without a license. Their bail was set at $50,000 each. What we don't know The infant's cause of death has not been released. What you can do The sheriff's office is asking anyone with information to contact Monterey County Sheriff's Office Detective Josue Ramirez at 831-253-6068. You can also submit an anonymous tip online.
CBS News
26-05-2025
- CBS News
California 3-month-old dies in allegedly unlicensed daycare; mother and daughter arrested
A mother and daughter who allegedly ran an unlicensed daycare from their home on California's Central Coast have been arrested on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter, after a 3-month-old in their care died. According to the Monterey County Sheriff's Office, deputies and firefighters were called around 10:30 a.m. Saturday to home in the community of Royal Oaks. The reporting party told authorities that the 3-month-old infant was unconscious and not breathing. When emergency services arrived, life-saving efforts were initiated on the infant, who was taken to a local hospital. Despite those efforts, the infant was later pronounced deceased. Deputies did not release the child's name. During the investigation, deputies learned that the home was being operated as an unlicensed daycare business. The daycare was allegedly taking in up to 30 children of various ages at a time. Deputies arrested the two operators of the business, identified as 62-year-old Maria Marquez and her daughter, 35-year-old Johanna Marquez. The pair were booked into the Monterey County Jail on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter, felony child endangerment and operating a child daycare facility without a license. According to the sheriff's office, bail for the pair was set at $50,000 each. Deputies said the investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact Detective Josue Ramirez of the Monterey County Sheriff's Office at 831-253-6068. Tips can also be given anonymously to the sheriff's office by visiting
Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'Rust' armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed released from prison after serving sentence for involuntary manslaughter''
Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the armorer who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the Western film Rust, is no longer behind bars. New Mexico authorities confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that Gutierrez-Reed was released from prison Friday, after having been sentenced to 18 months in April 2024. As part of her parole, Gutierrez-Reed is required to report immediately to an officer in Bullhead City, Ariz., according to a parole certificate reviewed by EW. Her early release comes with stipulations including no contact with the victim's family and abiding by a curfew. Gutierrez-Reed was serving as the weapons supervisor on Rust on Oct. 21, 2021, when a prop gun being wielded by actor and producer Alec Baldwin discharged a live round, killing Hutchins and wounding director Joel Souza. Baldwin had been told the gun was "cold," meaning it did not contain live ammunition, and he has maintained that he did not pull the trigger. The actor was initially charged with involuntary manslaughter before the charges were dropped, then was charged again in January 2024. The case against him was ultimately dismissed last July after the prosecutors committed a Brady violation. Prosecutors in Gutierrez-Reed's case argued that she was neglectful in her duties supervising the safety of the prop weapons on Rust, contending that she unknowingly brought live ammunition to the production and allowed it to remain on set for at least 12 days, according to the Associated Press. Gutierrez-Reed also faced a charge of tampering with evidence but was acquitted. Rust eventually resumed production in 2023 and completed filming 19 months after Hutchins' death. The film opened in limited release earlier this month, grossing $25,000 from 115 theaters. When Rust opened, Hutchins' mother, Olga Solovey, and sister, Svetlana Zemko, encouraged people to see the film despite its tragic background."I watched my daughter's stunning film twice," Solovey told PEOPLE. "I was so happy for the success of my daughter because it was filmed so beautifully. I would want everybody to watch it because it was the dream of my daughter and she would want people to see it." Zemko used a term of endearment when she added, "Everyone should see Gala's work; this is high professionalism and high-level artistry. The film is strong. I would want Gala to be remembered not for the tragedy but for her talent and hard work." Read the original article on Entertainment Weekly
