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UPDATE: Second Fatal Robbery by the SAME SUSPECT.
Parolee Jesus Acosta, 31, is wanted for fatally shooting a Brooklyn fast-food worker in the head and a Bronx deli customer in the chest during armed robberies just 48 hours apart, both caught on surveillance.
Around midnight Sunday at American Best Wings & Pizza on Rockaway Avenue in Brownsville, he shot 44-year-old MD Yousuf in the head, killing him, and wounded a 39-year-old co-worker in the leg.
Then just after midnight Tuesday at 149 Grill & Deli on East 149th Street in the Bronx, surveillance shows him walking in, opening fire on a 33-year-old customer who later died, pointing the gun at employees, grabbing cash from the register, and fleeing after ditching his maroon hoodie nearby.
His parole officer recognized him from the video. Acosta got out in April after serving 10 years for a 2015 Harlem subway shooting and has 13 prior arrests. He has “Bronx” tattooed on his hand and “Bobby” on his forearm.
United Bodegas of America is offering $5,000 for information leading to an arrest. Tip Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS, @NYPDTips, or https://t.co/018kRk0gTF.
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37 year old teacher gets caught after doing the unthinkable with her student in her classroom.
The case began through an alert submitted via the school’s digital reporting platform, ParentSquare. Rather than letting rumors circulate or allowing potential digital evidence to disappear, school resource deputies and detectives immediately initiated on-site interviews.
Investigators pulled the 17-year-old student into a private administrative office to determine the validity of the report. To the credit of the young student, he fully cooperated from the very beginning. He detailed that inappropriate interactions had occurred on campus grounds after school hours, but made it clear that he had recognized the boundary violation roughly a week prior, severed communication, and blocked all digital contact.
While one deputy remained with the student, detectives simultaneously met with 37-year-old teacher Heather Mashburn-Smith inside her classroom.
After being formally advised of her Miranda rights, Mashburn-Smith provided a full confession to investigators. In the footage, detectives walked through the layout of the classroom, confirming where encounters occurred, identifying entry points, and documenting how the room had been arranged after hours following athletic practices.
Throughout the recorded walk-through, she confirmed to investigators that she was fully aware of the student’s age and student status.
Mashburn-Smith was placed into custody and transported to the Charlotte County Jail.
The Statutory Charge: Booked under Florida Statute § 794.05 (Unlawful Activity with Certain Minors).
While standard violations under this statute can carry second-degree felony penalties, Florida law elevates offenses committed by educators and school staff who hold direct custodial authority over the minor into a First-Degree Felony.
A first-degree felony under Florida law carries potential sentencing exposure of up to 30 years in state prison.
Charlotte County Public Schools placed Mashburn-Smith on immediate administrative leave while pursuing formal termination and full legal accountability.
This case highlights several critical aspects of school safety and modern police work:
Anonymous community reporting platforms allow students and observers to raise red flags before situations escalate further.
Isolating the parties and securing immediate post-Miranda interviews locked down the timeline and digital paper trail without room for fabrication.
The law imposes significantly harsher penalties on educators, coaches, and staff who cross professional and legal boundaries with students in their care.
Heather Mashburn-Smith made her initial court appearance in Charlotte County, Florida, shortly following her late April 2026 arrest.
During that first appearance hearing, the judge issued a strict no-contact order barring her from having any communication with the student.
We will provide an update on this one once the trial is over.