Category Archive for : ‘General’

July 27, 2019
Sara Dorn
New York Post

The 22-year-old Florida twins allegedly enslaved by their doomsday-prepper parents were forced to have sex with their adoptive dad or starve, among a slew of horrific abuses reportedly detailed in new interviews with investigators.

“God has the perfect timing for us, so we snuck down the stairs but they were squeaky,” one twin told police about their July 1 escape, the Tallahassee Democrat reported. “We made it downstairs and made our way out of there. We’re free, and it feels good.”

In addition to physical and sexual

July 31st 2019
Trevor Boyer, Leonard Greene
New York Daily News

A former lieutenant at Brooklyn’s federal jail was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years in prison for sexually abusing inmates.

Eugenio Perez, 49, was convicted last year on charges that he forced several women to perform oral sex on him while they were in custody at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center.

“Jail is a horrible place, and this defendant made it all the more horrible for his victims in this case,” said Assistant U.S. Attorney Nadia Shihata. “This was not a momentary lapse in judgment.

July 30, 2019
Joshua Rhett Miller
NY Post

A creepy ex-con tried to entice a 15-year-old Arizona girl into having sex and offered to become her “sugar daddy,” arrest records show.

Jonathan Wilson, 31, of Phoenix, was arrested Saturday after meeting the teen and her underage friend at their apartment complex parking lot a day earlier, the Arizona Republic reports, citing arrest records filed in Maricopa County Superior Court.

Wilson then sent several explicit messages to the teen on Facebook, but she didn’t respond to them.

“I know [you’re] sixteen, and I still want to come

August 1, 2019
Bernadette Hogan
NY Post

Victims of human trafficking, stalking and sexual offenses gain additional protections under legislation signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo Thursday that conceals their addresses from preying perps.

The state’s “Address Confidentiality Program” already protects domestic violence victims by giving state-provided substitute addresses for all work, home or school addresses.

The new law expands the program’s scope to include sex crime victims deemed at “increased risk” should their addresses be searchable by those who wish to do them harm.

“Victims of heinous crimes like sexual assault and human trafficking

July 29th 2019
Tyler Olson
Fox News

Police and the Department of Homeland Security launched an early-morning raid Monday on a family-run day care in the Miami-Dade County area as part of a child pornography investigation.
Little Seeds Academy, located about two miles south of Florida International University, was raided before dawn, WSVN reported. Investigators detained two men in the raid on the in-home day care, then made one arrest later in the day. One of the men detained in the earlier raid was a family member who did not work at the day

July 31st 2019
Joe Brandt
NJ.com

Fourteen convicted sex offenders were arrested over the last week for failing to register when they moved to new addresses, as required under Megan’s Law, authorities said Wednesday.
The “Operation Roll Call” sweep by state and local authorities focused on Union County.
The 14 sex offenders arrested have previously been convicted of 56 crimes, including sexual assault, kidnapping, criminal sexual contact, endangering the welfare of a child, promoting prostitution, assaulting a police officer, and a variety of drug and weapons offenses, acting Union County Prosecutor Lyndsay Ruotolo said in