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“A popular cosplayer named Vincent Plicchi, who goes by “Inquisitor Ghost,” is believed to have committed suicide during a TikTok live, and his viewers are now demanding justice.
Inquisitor Ghost (@Inquisitore3 on TikTok), whose real name is Vincent Plicchi, was an Italian Call of Duty cosplayer on social media. He amassed over 100,000 followers on the video-sharing app and frequently uploaded content of himself dressed as the video game character Simon “Ghost” Riley. His account is now banned from the platform. On October 9, Inquisitor went on TikTok live. The people who joined in the middle of the livestream only saw a dark, empty room at night. The chat was turned off, so his audience was unable to comment. Suddenly, his windows were smashed |
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“The New Orleans teacher accused of driving escaped teen gunman Lynell Reynolds to Texas last month has been placed on administrative leave and banned from the Walter Cohen High campus, school officials said Wednesday (Oct. 4).
Angela Filardo, 31, posted a $5,000 bond and was ordered to wear an ankle monitor Tuesday, following her arrest on a single felony count of accessory to an escape. She has since been barred from having contact with Cohen students or staff, the school said. ?The employee was placed on administrative leave (Tuesday),? Collegiate Academies Chief Strategy Officer Davis Zaunbrecher told Fox 8 in a statement. ?This happened immediately when we learned of the allegations. ?She will remain off campus and is not permitted to have contact with staff or students pending the outcome of an investigation. The team at Walter L. Cohen is focused on supporting students as they pursue their ambitious goals in a safe and caring environment. According to her arrest warrant affidavit, investigators learned Filardo was Reynolds? teacher from fifth through eighth grades. Dorothy White, the grandmother of Reynolds? shooting victim Darrelle Scott, told Fox 8 on Tuesday that she remembers Filardo attending juvenile court appearances to support the teen gunman, who was found guilty of attempted second-degree murder in 2019. Reynolds, then 13, shot Scott in the back during an armed robbery in New Orleans East, leaving White?s grandson paralyzed and bound to a wheelchair. Orleans Parish Juvenile Court Judge Candice Anderson sentenced Reynolds to serve ?juvenile life? for the shooting, meaning he was to remain in secure state custody until his 21st birthday. But Anderson later approved Reynolds? transfer to an unsecured group home in Lake Charles, over the objection of Scott, his grandmother and the Orleans Parish District Attorney?s office” – Fox8live | Posted by Thrillz |
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Two teens from Las Vegas have been arrested and are facing murder charges in connection with the fatal hit-and-run of 64-year-old Andreas ?Andy? Probst, a retired chief of police for the city of Bell, as he was riding his bike in a residential area of Las Vegas last month. The incident, which authorities at the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department are calling intentional, occurred on Aug. 14 near Tenaya Way and Centennial Parkway in a neighborhood community approximately 16 miles from the Las Vegas Strip. Officers arrived at the scene just after 6 a.m. and found the 64-year-old cyclist suffering from life-threatening injuries. Probst was taken to UMC Trauma where he later died of his injuries. On Aug. 31, detectives located the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run and identified the 17-year-old male teenage driver. He was arrested and booked into Clark County Juvenile Hall. The teenage male passenger was arrested on Sept. 19 and was also booked into Clark County Juvenile Hall. Posted by CZ |
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“A 17-year-old boy faces open murder charges nearly two weeks after he allegedly hit and killed a bicyclist in the northwest Las Vegas valley.
On August 14 around 6 p.m., Metro police responded to a report of a hit-and-run crash near Tenaya Way and Centennial Parkway. When officers arrived they found a 64-year-old bicyclist suffering from life-threatening injuries. Evidence at the scene and witness statements showed that the victim was riding a bicycle northbound on Tenaya when a Hyundai, driving at a presumed high speed, intentionally hit the bicyclist from behind. The driver then left the scene, police said. Police later found and arrested the 17-year-old driver of the Hyundai and determined that the car was stolen and that he was fleeing a separate hit-and-run crash. The driver was also involved with several other vehicle thefts throughout the morning, police said. On Aug. 29, LVMPD detectives found a social media video of the hit-and-run crash and determined that it was an intentional act. Metro homicide detectives took over the investigation and will amend the 17-year-old?s charges to include open murder, police said. The bicyclist?s death marked the 87th traffic-related fatality in the LVMPD?s jurisdiction for 2023.” – Las Vegas News | Posted by Thrillz |
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This happened at the Ridgeland Green Line CTA station at around 7:30 p.m. Two people ventured onto the tracks for photos, before heading to lollapalooza but one accidentally touched a live rail. One person had cardiac arrest and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, while the woman with them also needed medical attention. The person with cardiac arrest remained critical, and their long-term prognosis is uncertain. Posted by PSmooth |
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. (KMOV) – Police are searching for several teens seen on video standing on the porch of a University City residence holding guns.
University City Police said they were sent the video on Thursday and determined it was taken at a residence on the 700 block of Vernon. Police said they received the video from an anonymous source. The investigation is ongoing, and police are looking for those seen in the video. Posted By Ghost |
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