A Stockton man faces multiple charges after a Napa County crash killed six people on Sunday. Norberto Celerino, 53, faces charges of murder, felony DUI and causing injury while intoxicated, according to Napa County jail records. He was arrested Sunday after the Toyota Sienna minivan he was allegedly driving crashed into a tree in Napa County, according to CHP Sgt. Andrew Barclay.
On Friday, Aug. 22, Iryna Zarutska boarded the CATS Blue Line and sat in an aisle seat in front of Decarlos Brown. Video footage shows that she was wearing headphones, and the two had no interaction, according to ABC affiliate WSOC. The train was en route to the East/West Boulevard Station, and there were many passengers on board. During the ride, Brown, unprovoked, pulled out a knife and stabbed Zarutska to death.
Robert Royal, 25, and Daeven Reyes, 20, were ordered held without bail after they were arraigned in Bronx Criminal Court on Monday night and charged with murder, attempted murder, gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon, according to prosecutors. Also charged with murder in the senseless shooting are 17-year-old Messiah Hugie and Ny'Zay Wigfall, 16, who will both have their cases sent to the youth part of adult court, prosecutors said.
The men were also charged with firearm possession by a felon, with Pedroza facing one count and Rios facing two counts. Innocent people simply traveling the freeway, just trying to get to their destination, could easily have been caught in the crossfire and killed, Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said in a statement. My office will hold these defendants accountable for their cruelty and ensure that justice is delivered to the victims and their families.
"The senseless deaths of these two little girls broke our hearts yet hardened our determination to hold responsible the people whose recklessness killed them," District Attorney Jeff Rosen said.
Jury selection is underway for Abdul Olasupo, charged with second-degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon related to a deadly shooting in a Staten Island deli.
Even though it has taken almost 45 years for justice to prevail, Mr. Bossett never lost hope that his wrongful conviction would be overturned, his lawyer, Ron Kuby, stated.
The father of a toddler who went missing in the Bronx last month is being charged with murder and manslaughter in connection with his son's disappearance, NYPD officials said Thursday.