Stop the Violence

  A Texas mother, Jessica Weaver, has been arrested and charged with child injury by omission after her three-year-old son, Anthony Leo Malave, drowned at Camp Cohen Water Park. Witnesses claim they saw Weaver engrossed in her phone, neglecting her child playing in a pool, moments before he was pulled from the water. Despite a lawsuit against the city of El Paso, alleging negligence by the water park staff and undertrained lifeguards, El Paso District Attorney Bill Hicks dismissed the claim as a "political stunt" in a press conference. Hicks emphasized that the criminal proceedings are focused on the state versus Weaver, and he refused to engage in a back-and-forth with Weaver's civil attorney. The tragic incident occurred on May 13, and Weaver was released on a $100,000 surety bond after her arrest in Indiana on September 22. The lawsuit contends that, despite available life jackets and posted signs about child supervision, the park failed to prevent Anthony's drown

  The local Dallas FAA news agency reported that Von Miller, a Bills linebacker, is facing an arrest warrant in connection with a domestic violence case. Miller's pregnant girlfriend accused him of assaulting her on Wednesday morning. Authorities initiated legal proceedings by contacting Miller's lawyer, and an arrest warrant was issued in connection with the case. Domestic violence case  local Dallas

In Kansas, domestic violence is a serious problem, and it is important for people to understand the warning signs and know where to turn for help. Warning signs of domestic violence Domestic violence can take many forms, including physical, emotional and psychological violence. Some common warning signs of domestic violence include:

Over a five-day period, the San Bernardino County Human Trafficking Task Force conducted enforcement. Operations were conducted throughout the county and specifically within the cities of Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino, and Victorville. Specific areas were selected for enforcement by investigators, due to the high volume of activity and advertisements directly related to the commercial sex trafficking industry. The operations consisted of street level enforcement, on-line advertisement enforcement and offender enforcement. Over the course of the operation, 36 suspects were arrested for violations associated with prostitution and other crimes. Twelve victims of human trafficking were located and rescued. Four sex traffickers (Pimps) were identified.

NAME: ADAMS, MICHAEL CHARLES SEX/RACE: MALE/WHITE AGE: 38 YRS HGT: 6'0" WGT: 280 LBS HAIR: BROWN EYES: BLUE OFFENSES: DOMESTIC BATTERY, VIOLATE OP ARMED/DANGEROUS

If you are over fifty, you grew up in an era when domestic violence was not talked about. Most people did not feel comfortable admitting any kind of abuse was taking place in the home. If a parent was cruel or mean to child or his spouse, it was over looked by friends and family. They did not want to get involved and practiced the principle of minding their own business.

On January 22, the staff of the Henry County Jail became aware that a female inmate needed urgent medical attention. Despite the efforts of deputies and the Department of Public Security, the prisoner died. Deputies report that they did not see anything unusual during their regular rounds at the beginning of the night. In addition, viewing the videos did not reveal any obvious acts of violence. The deceased inmate was identified as 32-year-old Elizabeth Roxanne Mickles from Martinsville, Virginia.