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Crime Alert 08.22.24 | Mom Does Nothing While BF Beats Son to Death · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert.
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  Speaker 2: I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime US Now. Nicole Aguilar watches
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  Speaker 2: as boyfriend Daniel Garcia beats her five year old son, Dominic.
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  Speaker 2: Garcia throws Dominic against a wall at the Texas hotel
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  Speaker 2: where they're staying. Little Dominic hits the floor, vomits, and
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  Speaker 2: passes out. When the two realize Dominic is not breathing,
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  Speaker 2: they carry the boy to their car and drive fifteen
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  Speaker 2: hours to Colorado Camp near the Rocky Mountain State Park.
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  Speaker 2: The next morning, they dump his body in a ravine
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  Speaker 2: and flee to Costa Rica.
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  Speaker 3: Nan See. Aguilar's mother calls the FBI suspicious when Aguilar
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  Speaker 3: won't let her speak with Dominic, and Aguilar says she
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  Speaker 3: is in Costa Rica. Aguilar leads investigators to the burial site,
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  Speaker 3: admitting that she covered up her son's murder because she
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  Speaker 3: was quote too eager to be with the man. The
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  Speaker 3: couple broke up within a month of Dominic's death, and
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  Speaker 3: Garcia is apprehended separately in Florida.
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  Speaker 2: Nicole Aguilar twenty eight sendence to fifteen years after testifying
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  Speaker 2: against boyfriend Daniel Garcia, who waits sentencing after being found
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  Speaker 2: guilty of injury to a child resulting in death. Darrell
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  Speaker 2: Jerrell argues with the Michigan judge at a hearing regarding
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  Speaker 2: Jerald's trespassing charge. The judge tries to explain the public
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  Speaker 2: defender has not been able to reach the suspect. When
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  Speaker 2: Gerald tells the judge to kiss his rear end, Judge
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  Speaker 2: Simpson retorts, that's ninety three days for contempt, but Jerrell
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  Speaker 2: continues yelling curse words at the judge, who calmly responds
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  Speaker 2: each time, that's another ninety three days. By the time
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  Speaker 2: the perhaps escort him from the courtroom, he's racked up
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  Speaker 2: five hundred and fifty eight consecutive days in prison, which
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  Speaker 2: is likely much more jail time than he would have
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  Speaker 2: gotten had he kept his yap shut. Best not to
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  Speaker 2: mention rear ends in open court if possible. War Crime
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  Speaker 2: and Justice News after this now at the latest crime
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  Speaker 2: and justice breaking news Crime Onlines.
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  Speaker 1: John Mlay in Ohio, a police officer, now faces murder
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  Speaker 1: charges following the fatal shooting of Taquia Young, a twenty
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  Speaker 1: one year old pregnant black woman. As Sidney Sumner of
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  Speaker 1: Crime Online tells us, it all unfolded during that confrontation
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  Speaker 1: that began over allegations of shoplifting.
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  Speaker 3: The incident occurred in late August of twenty twenty three
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  Speaker 3: when Blendon Township officer Connor Grubb, along with a colleague,
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  Speaker 3: approach Young as she sat in her vehicle outside a store.
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  Speaker 3: Young was accused of stealing alcohol, and the officers ordered
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  Speaker 3: her to exit the car. Instead, she began to slowly
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  Speaker 3: move her vehicle forward. Grub then fired a single shot
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  Speaker 3: through the windshield, striking Young in the chest. Both she
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  Speaker 3: and the unborn child she was expecting in three months
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  Speaker 3: did not survive. Now, a Franklin County grand jury has
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  Speaker 3: indicted officer Grub on multiple charges, including murder, involuntary manslaughter,
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  Speaker 3: and felonious The indictment follows the release of body camera footage,
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  Speaker 3: which sparked widespread outrage in demands for accountability. The footage
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  Speaker 3: shows officers cursing and yelling at Young, with Young herself
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  Speaker 3: questioning are you going to shoot me before she attempted
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  Speaker 3: to drive away. The aftermath of the shooting has drawn
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  Speaker 3: strong reactions. Sean Walton, the attorney representing Young's family, emphasized
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  Speaker 3: the legal standards surrounding the use of deadly forced by police,
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  Speaker 3: questioning the necessity and proportionality of Grubb's actions. The family
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  Speaker 3: has called the shooting a severe misuse of police power,
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  Speaker 3: particularly given the minor nature of the alleged crime. In
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  Speaker 3: response to the indictment, Brian Steele, representing the Blendon Township
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  Speaker 3: Police Union, express deep disappointment, defending Grubb's actions as the
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  Speaker 3: result of a quote split second decision in a highly
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  Speaker 3: charged situation. Following the indictment, Blendon Township Police Chief John
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  Speaker 3: Belford announced that the department has initiated a disciplinary review
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  Speaker 3: process for Officer Grubb. This review will run concurrently with
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  Speaker 3: the criminal proceedings as the community awaits for us for
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  Speaker 3: developments in this case.
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  Speaker 1: The shooting of Takiya Young is the latest in a
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  Speaker 1: series of fatal encounters between black individuals and law enforcement
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  Speaker 1: in Ohio, reflecting a broader national concern over police use
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  Speaker 1: of force in black communities.
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  Speaker 2: Thanks Sean one Coreo, a veterans suffering from Alzheimer's, frequently
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  Speaker 2: takes his purple bike to run errands around San Benito, Texas.
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  Speaker 2: When he doesn't come home after a few hours, his
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  Speaker 2: wife worries. She searches his usual spots, including McDonald's and
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  Speaker 2: Walmart can't find him. Police canvas a small city, checking
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  Speaker 2: his childhood home, old schools, wooded areas near his home,
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  Speaker 2: no sign. One left his meds and cell phone he
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  Speaker 2: shares with his wife, but did have his wallet and
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  Speaker 2: about two hundred dollars cash. One last scene wearing a
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  Speaker 2: black Veterans hat, a longsleeved shirt, jeans, and tennis shoes.
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  Speaker 2: If you have info on Juan Correo, now missing almost
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  Speaker 2: a year, please call San Benito, Texas PD nine five
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