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Crime Alert 12.08.22 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime I Nancy Grace breaking crimes Now. Isaac Melina, armed
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  Speaker 1: with a cattle prod and a gun, argues with his
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  Speaker 1: Oklahoma neighbors, claiming one of their dogs bid him. Melina
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  Speaker 1: then attacks the neighbors with the cattle prod and breaks
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  Speaker 1: into their home, shooting their dogs. Nancy Molina shocked one
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  Speaker 1: of the victims with the cattle prod, which carries enough
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  Speaker 1: voltage to burn human skin, and struck the other in
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  Speaker 1: the back of the head with the prod. Once inside
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  Speaker 1: the home, Melina targeted his neighbor's pets and killed two
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  Speaker 1: dogs injuring a third. Melina twenty two booked at the
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  Speaker 1: Comanche County Detention Center on multiple charges such as assault
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  Speaker 1: and battery, firing into a home, and three counts cruelty
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  Speaker 1: to animals. Missouri taco bell employee Herbert Harris confronts the
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  Speaker 1: customer after complainants are made to the drive through speaker.
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  Speaker 1: The driver stays in the car, but his girlfriend gets
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  Speaker 1: out to stand between the two arguing men. When Harris
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  Speaker 1: slaps her. The driver gets out holding a gun, then
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  Speaker 1: Harris pulls his own gun. Both men shoot each other
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  Speaker 1: in the leg. The customer was unhappy after Harris said
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  Speaker 1: the restaurant was out of a menu item and he
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  Speaker 1: decided not to order. Unable to leave the drive through
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  Speaker 1: because a car had pulled in behind them, the couple
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  Speaker 1: sat waiting to pull forward far enough to exit the lane.
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  Speaker 1: Harris approached their car and initially asked the customer to
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  Speaker 1: fight him, then went back inside and returned with a gun.
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  Speaker 1: Both men expected to make a full recovery, but Harris
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  Speaker 1: definitely will not be going back to work at Taco Bell.
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  Speaker 1: He's now facing charges of assault and criminal action. A
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  Speaker 1: Texas cops intuition kicks in after he finds nearly seven
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  Speaker 1: thousand dollars cash underneath the carpet in a car during
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  Speaker 1: a traffic stop. Then he finds a three gallon secret
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  Speaker 1: compartment in the gas tank. The cop then discovers the
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  Speaker 1: liquid is liquid Fentanel and Nancy. The cops tested the
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  Speaker 1: liquid after it did not crystallized like methwood in open air,
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  Speaker 1: and it came back positive for fentanyl. The find is
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  Speaker 1: now holding a record for the largest amount of liquid
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  Speaker 1: fentanyl confiscated. Two milli leaders of powdered fentanyl will cause
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  Speaker 1: an overdose in an adult, meaning the container held more
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  Speaker 1: than five million lethal doses of fentonyl Cops Colin Hazmatt
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  Speaker 1: to clean the scene and dispose of twenty five pounds
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  Speaker 1: of drugs. More crime and justice needs after this. Now
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  Speaker 1: with the latest crime and justice breaking, Knees crime alizes
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  Speaker 1: John Limley, a woman who watched her former boyfriend kill
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  Speaker 1: six members of his family, including two young boys, at
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  Speaker 1: their Chicago home, then helped him steal their property, was
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  Speaker 1: sentenced to twenty five years in prison. Twenty five year
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  Speaker 1: old jeffeff Ramos pleaded guilty to armed robbery under a
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  Speaker 1: deal with Cook County prosecutors in which she agreed to
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  Speaker 1: testify a once the former boyfriend, Diego Urabe Cruz. The
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  Speaker 1: Cook County States Attorneys said the girlfriend's testimony was crucial
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  Speaker 1: to give the jury context for why these murders happened.
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  Speaker 1: Urerbe Crews was sentenced to life in prison last month
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  Speaker 1: for six counts of first degree murder in the February
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  Speaker 1: twenty sixteen slayings in the victim's bungalow on the city's
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  Speaker 1: southwest side. The leader of a small polygamous group near
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  Speaker 1: the Arizona Utah border had taken at least twenty wives,
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  Speaker 1: most of them miners, and punished followers who did not
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  Speaker 1: treat him as a prophet. Crime on Line's Sydney Sumner
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  Speaker 1: with details from newly filed federal court documents. According to
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  Speaker 1: an FBI affidavit, Samuel Bateman was a former member of
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  Speaker 1: the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints
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  Speaker 1: or FLDS, until he left to start his own small
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  Speaker 1: offshoot group. He was supported financially by male followers, who
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  Speaker 1: also gave up their own wives and children to be
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  Speaker 1: Bateman's wives. The document, filed Friday, provides new insight about
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  Speaker 1: what investigators have found in a case that first became
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  Speaker 1: public in August. The affidavit also accompanied charges of kidnapping
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  Speaker 1: and impeding a foreseeable prosecution against three of Bateman's wives.
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  Speaker 1: Three former Saint Louis aldermen, including the longtime board president,
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  Speaker 1: will go to prison for accepting bribes from a businessman.
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  Speaker 1: The sentences, handed down in federal court ended a three
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  Speaker 1: year investigation. The businessman provided bribes in exchange for tax
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  Speaker 1: breaks and a reduced rate in obtaining a city owned property.
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  Speaker 1: Federal officials have not named the businessman, but our friends
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  Speaker 1: with The Saint Louis Post Dispatch reported he's facing his
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  Speaker 1: own federal charges. All three men were indicted in May
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  Speaker 1: and pleaded guilty in August. The Minnesota Board of Pharmacy
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  Speaker 1: has sued a manufacturer of THHC laced gummies, saying the
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  Speaker 1: company's candies contain far stronger doses of the chemical that
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  Speaker 1: gives marijuana its high than state law allows. Sidney Sumner
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  Speaker 1: with Crime Line. The lawsuit alleges that Northland Vaporco in
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  Speaker 1: its stores are violating Minnesota's new law allowing low potency
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  Speaker 1: edible and drinkable cannabinoids. Those products must not contain more
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  Speaker 1: than five milligrams of hemp derived THHC in a single
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  Speaker 1: serving are more than fifty milligrams per package, but investigators
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  Speaker 1: found candies with twenty times the legal dose and packages
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  Speaker 1: containing fifty times the limit. The lawsuit also says that
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  Speaker 1: so called death by Gummy Bears products also violate a
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  Speaker 1: provision that edibles must not resemble people, animals, or fruit.
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  Speaker 1: Another product sold under the name Wonky Weeds also exceeded
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  Speaker 1: the state's limits. Christopher Spaulding uses the Rockdale County Sheriff's
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  Speaker 1: Office Facebook page to ask why he was left off
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  Speaker 1: a quote most wanted list they compiled. The Sheriff's office
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  Speaker 1: replies a Spaulding, We're on the way, and probably arrests
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  Speaker 1: him on two probation violations. Spaulding forty then becomes the
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  Speaker 1: subject of an epost from the Sheriff's office, which thanks
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  Speaker 1: him for his assistance in his own arrest. For the
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  Speaker 1: latest crime and Justice is go to crime online dot
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  Speaker 1: com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace