CAUGHT ON CAMERA in Atlanta.
Nov. 3, Osborne St SW & Murphy Ave.
A woman sitting in a car with a man.
He opens fire with no warning.
Shoots her again and again.
Drags her out onto the street.
Tries to finish her.
Gun jams.
Steals the car and shoots at her AGAIN while she crawls for help.
City camera recorded the whole thing.
She’s fighting for her life in critical condition.
Coward is still on the run.
Crime Stoppers: up to $5,000. 404-577-8477
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@EllasArchive1 Tell your daughter she did the right thing and she'll come out of this stronger and better off
Also if that manger tries to blacklist her, get a lawyer
Law enforcement reports 17-year-old Jaden Messer is missing from Houston, Texas.
Get boots on the ground for him: https://t.co/0PMWupnDFV.
Someone knows. Someone's hiding it. Force the truth out.
FAKE ICE kidnapping. FAKE detention story. REAL FEDERAL GUILTY PLEA. 😏
A Los Angeles woman has admitted helping stage a hoax claiming immigration agents kidnapped and abused her.
Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderón, 43, a Mexican national living in the U.S. illegally, pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to obstruct the lawful functions of Homeland Security Investigations.
In June 2025, Calderón falsely claimed immigration officers stopped her near a Jack in the Box, activated their emergency lights and threatened to break her car window.
She later called a tenants’ rights organization with her caller ID blocked and claimed she had been taken to San Ysidro, pressured to sign voluntary removal paperwork and held in a warehouse with other detainees.
Her family and attorneys then repeated the story publicly at a June 30 press conference.
A GoFundMe sought $4,500.
Federal prosecutors say Calderón stayed quiet while the false story spread, altered her appearance to make it look like she had been mistreated and shut off her phone from July 3 through July 5 while staging a fake release.
HSI agents eventually found her July 5 in a Bakersfield shopping plaza parking lot.
The hoax forced federal investigators to spend time and resources chasing a kidnapping story that never happened.
Calderón now faces up to five years in federal prison when she is sentenced February 8, 2027.
#LosAngeles #Immigration
🚨 San Diego: Ballot drop box at library overflowing and voters turned away. Ballots seen on the ground as workers emptied it into 2 bags, then loaded into unmarked minivan. Witness told to delete video - she refused.
📽Credit: Amy Reichert FB
These scumbags were CAUGHT ON CAMERA beating a DISABLED MAN. And the video is BEYOND disturbing.
Florida deputies say an 18-year-old and 19-year-old repeatedly punched, kicked and strangled a physically and mentally disabled man at a bonfire while he barely fought back.
Cody Stripling, 18, and Sebastian Bowers, 19, both of Port Orange, were arrested October 31 and charged with aggravated battery, battery by strangulation and aggravated abuse of a disabled adult.
The attack happened in the early morning hours of October 23 at a bonfire in Tiger Bay State Forest.
According to investigators, a friend brought the victim to the gathering and later left briefly to drive other people home.
Video from the scene allegedly shows Stripling and Bowers repeatedly punching and kicking the victim as he takes the blows without fighting back.
The victim told deputies he was also put in a chokehold.
His friend returned and pulled the attackers off him.
The victim suffered a concussion, multiple bruises and a bloodied mouth, according to deputies and medical staff.
Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood called it a “beatdown” and said the video would disturb any decent person who watched it.
Detectives are still trying to identify and speak with others who were at the bonfire, including the person who recorded the attack.
Anyone with information can contact the Volusia Sheriff’s Office at 386-248-1777 or Det. Meeks at [email protected].
#Volusia #FloridaCrime