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Crime Alert 05.23.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Prime Alert I Nancy Grace Breaking crime news Now. Tasha
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  Speaker 1: Bradley and her boyfriend argue while running errands. Bradley decides
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  Speaker 1: to say the truck while boyfriend goes inside to the
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  Speaker 1: Nashville Family Dollar. Moments later, Tasha Bradley rams the truck
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  Speaker 1: through the storefront drives inside the store, trying to locate
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  Speaker 1: the boyfriend and run him down.
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  Speaker 2: Broadley fled from the store on foot after the crash,
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  Speaker 2: but Please caught up with her shortly after. Photos of
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  Speaker 2: the store show broken glass, knocked over displays and merchandise everywhere.
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  Speaker 2: While the store owners have not put a dollar amount
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  Speaker 2: on the damage, it is clearly extensive. No customers have
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  Speaker 2: reported injury stemming from the instant.
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  Speaker 1: Bradley, thirty three, charged with a tempted murder, aggravated battery,
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  Speaker 1: and vandalism. Alexander Manina pushes a stroller with a sleeping
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  Speaker 1: baby through Walmart, but it's not a father child outing,
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  Speaker 1: it's a shotlifting ploy. Menina hides over a thousand bucks
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  Speaker 1: of merchandise and the stroller with the baby, who's really
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  Speaker 1: a doll, and walks out yeah the store with security
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  Speaker 1: on his heels. Manina arrested for shoplifting at Walmart four
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  Speaker 1: times before now facing felony theft.
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  Speaker 3: Oh Baby.
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  Speaker 1: More crime and justice news after this now the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice breaking news Crime on Lines John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: According to family members, a security guard was among three
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  Speaker 3: fatalities and a shooting early Sunday at a bar in
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  Speaker 3: Kansas City. The incident also left two other people wounded,
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  Speaker 3: one seriously. The victims have not yet been identified by police,
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  Speaker 3: and few details have been released regarding the circumstances surrounding
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  Speaker 3: the shooting that occurred just before the Climax Lounges one
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  Speaker 3: thirty am closing. According to a relative who spoke to
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  Speaker 3: our friends with the Kansas City Star, forty one year
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  Speaker 3: old Jason McConnell was manning security at the bar's entrance
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  Speaker 3: when he was shot and killed. People in the crowd
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  Speaker 3: told McConnell's family that the shooting occurred as the local
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  Speaker 3: rapper who was playing at the club was leaving. Kansas
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  Speaker 3: City police a five victims were discovered inside the bar
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  Speaker 3: when officers arrived, and that they began administering first aid.
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  Speaker 3: A man who spent more than fifteen years on Ohio's
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  Speaker 3: death row for the two thousand and six murder of
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  Speaker 3: his ex girlfriend's three year old boy, will now have
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  Speaker 3: a new trial with more heros. Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Fifty four year old Lamont Hunter was convicted of aggravated murder,
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  Speaker 2: child endangerment and rape and Tristan Blue's death. Authority said
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  Speaker 2: the child was sexually assaulted and died from head injuries
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  Speaker 2: sustained from blunt force trauma and shaking. Hunter claimed he
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  Speaker 2: was washing laundry in the basement when the boy hit
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  Speaker 2: his head on the concrete floor after falling down the stairs.
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  Speaker 2: The deputy coroner, who initially determined that the boy's death
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  Speaker 2: was a homicide, changed her opinion two years ago after
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  Speaker 2: re examining evidence in the case. As a result, the
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  Speaker 2: prosecution agreed to a new trial. The deputy coroner now
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  Speaker 2: states that the cause of death is undetermined and that
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  Speaker 2: hospital staff unintentionally caused the injuries she had mistakenly attributed
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  Speaker 2: to sexual assault. Following prosecutor's request for a postponent a
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  Speaker 2: hearing held to determine whether Hunter might be released on
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  Speaker 2: bond while awaiting a new trial ended without a decision.
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  Speaker 3: According to prosecutors, the county Coroner's office is reportedly re
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  Speaker 3: examining the entire case, including more than seven hundred pages
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  Speaker 3: of information from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. A Louisiana
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  Speaker 3: woman accused of killing a boy whose body was found
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  Speaker 3: inside a suitcase and a rural area of southern Indiana
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  Speaker 3: last year, is requesting a change of venue. Dawn Coleman
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  Speaker 3: claims that the public outcry over the child's death would
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  Speaker 3: make it impossible for her to receive a fair trial.
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  Speaker 3: Coleman's attorneys submitted the motion for a venue change Monday,
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  Speaker 3: according to our friends at WHRTV. The attorney asserts that
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  Speaker 3: public hostility and anger over the child's death, along with
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  Speaker 3: media attention, would prevent the shreport mothers receiving a fair trial.
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  Speaker 3: In southern Indiana's Washington County, a hearing about Coleman's change
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  Speaker 3: of venue request is scheduled for June first. This past October,
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  Speaker 3: Coleman was arrested in San Francisco in connection to the
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  Speaker 3: death of five year old Cairo Amar Jordan of Atlanta, Georgia.
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  Speaker 3: She's accused of aiding, inducing or causing murder, neglect of
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  Speaker 3: a dependent resulting in death, and obstruction of justice. Minnesota's
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  Speaker 3: senators have approved a bill that would make the state
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  Speaker 3: the twenty third to legalize marijuana for adult use and
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  Speaker 3: permit adults over the age of twenty one to use
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  Speaker 3: it recreationally. Once again. Crime Onlines Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: The bill has already been approved by the Minnesota House
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  Speaker 2: and will now be signed into law by Governor Tim Walls.
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  Speaker 2: While opponents of the bill claim it would impair public
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  Speaker 2: health and safety, supporters say that it would advance social justice.
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  Speaker 2: By August first, marijuana, hughes's possession, and home cultivation would
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  Speaker 2: all be permitted under the proposed legislation. Retail sales at
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  Speaker 2: dispensaries would likely be at least a year away. Under
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  Speaker 2: the new legislation, Minnesotans who have been convicted of misdemeanor
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  Speaker 2: or petty miss demeanor possession will automatically have their records wiped.
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  Speaker 2: The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has predicted that process will
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  Speaker 2: take until August of next year to complete.
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  Speaker 3: The Minnesota bill would allow people convicted of selling marijuana
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  Speaker 3: or other significant nonviolent pot related felonies to request having
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  Speaker 3: their records cleared or to have their sentences reduced.
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  Speaker 1: Dorothy Yates mccafrye's children live with her parents, and she
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  Speaker 1: gives them a call. While talking, she's disappointed she won't
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  Speaker 1: see her daughter on her birthday, but cheers up talking
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  Speaker 1: about the party plan for the weekend. After Yates mccafrine
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  Speaker 1: starts dinner to have her ready when her husband gets home.
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  Speaker 1: When he walks inside their Louisiana home, he finds veggies
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  Speaker 1: burning on the stove, his wife nowhere to be found.
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  Speaker 1: Police find a hat, scarf, and jewelry belonging to Yates
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  Speaker 1: mccaffrne on the couple's five acre property, but no sign
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  Speaker 1: of her. Dorothy Yates mccaffrine missing since January twenty one,
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty. If you have INFI please call the Cato
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  Speaker 1: Paris Sheriff's Office three one eight six seven five twenty one, p. Seventy.
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  Speaker 1: For the latest crime injustice news, go to crimeonline dot
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  Speaker 1: com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.