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U.S. New York Post
Middle school PE teacher arrested for sex with student
A former middle school gym teacher was arrested Monday for a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old student, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Monday. Shawnetta D. Reece, 40, of Blairsville, was sexually involved with the student in 2013, the agency said in a news release. Reece was arrested after the Union County Sheriff’s Office received information on the alleged relationship, and asked the GBI to assist with the investigation. “The student was moving from the 8th grade into the 9th grade during this time,” the news release stated. “As a result of the investigation, Reece has been arrested for child molestation and sexual assault by persons with supervisory or disciplinary authority.”
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U.S. USA Today
Man, fired from job, makes no apology for carrying torch in Charlottesville
BURLINGTON, Vt. - A Vermont man who lost his job for participating in the weekend's white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., is unapologetic about his views that people should be separated base on race. Ryan Roy, 28, of Burlington, Vt., is recorded in a Vice News documentary carrying a torch during a demonstration protesting the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The camera focuses on Roy as he yells the white supremacist group's chant: "Whose streets? Our streets." After the report, numerous online users identified Roy as a participant in the rally. Until Tuesday, when he was fired for participating in the Charlottesville rally, Roy worked as a cook at Uno Pizzeria
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Politics Business Insider
Trump's top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, is reportedly 'disgusted' and 'appalled' with Trump's Charlottesville response
Gary Cohn, President Donald Trump's top economic adviser and former Goldman Sachs COO, is...
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Style For The Win
'Asia's John Daly' shares hilarious picture of himself from the gym
Kiradech Aphibarnrat is a 28-year-old Thai professional golfer who’s already racked-up eight professional wins - including three on the European Tour. He’s a genuinely exciting young talent, one who I wouldn’t be surprised to see land a major championship trophy in a few years. And the best thing about him? His colorful personality. He calls John Daly one of his “idols,” and once shaved off his hair and eyebrows to become a buddhist monk. “This was a good experience for me. You have to learn to be patient and to be cool with yourself,” he said about it. “I learned a lot of things and hope to be able to do more things in the future. I feel like I’ve grown older in the past week and in some strange
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U.S. ABC News
Cafe under investigation in death of ESPN broadcaster's wife
Connecticut officials are investigating a restaurant where authorities say the wife of longtime ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman had lunch before she died in a car crash. A state Department of Consumer Protection spokeswoman said Tuesday that the state Liquor Control Commission's investigation into the Good News Cafe in Woodbury opened after the agency received information regarding the serving of alcohol to 67-year-old Katherine Berman. The Cheshire woman was killed May 9 when her vehicle hit the rear of a driver's SUV and both veered off the road in Woodbury. The other driver, 87-year-old Edward Bertulis, was also killed. Officials say Berman died from blunt force trauma and drowning. The death
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U.S. USA Today
Couple used website glitch to try to scam Lowe’s out of $258,000 in merchandise, authorities say
NEPTUNE, N.J. - A New Jersey couple used a website glitch to try and get more than $258,000 worth of goods - everything from a gazebo to an air conditioner to a stainless steel grill - for free from a home improvement store, authorities said. Ultimately, the couple was only able to secure nearly $13,000 worth of merchandise from Lowe’s after exploiting "weaknesses" in the company’s website to have the items shipped to their home in Brick for free, according to a release from the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office. Romela Velazquez, 24, was arrested and charged with theft by deception and computer criminal activity for accessing a computer system with the purpose to defraud. She attempted to get
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Health Entertainment WeeklyWatch Judge Judy Set a Dog Loose in Court to Determine Its True Owner
Call it the curious incident of the dog in the courtroom. TV magistrate Judith Sheindlin presided over a canine ownership dispute in a recent episode of Judge Judy, and her no-nonsense solution is going viral. In a video recap of the episode, a woman claims to have legally purchased the dog in question, while the opposing litigant maintains that the animal is his. To get to the bottom of the mystery, Sheindlin orders the diminutive dog be carried into the courtroom and then turns it loose. “Put the dog down,” she commands. As soon as the dog hits the ground, it scampers over to the male litigant and bounces up and down in excitement. “He does that to everybody,” the woman protests, but Sheindlin
