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Adderly Rafael Santos Familia was busted at the baggage claim at Terminal 8 on Dec. 14, 2022 after his American Airlines flight arrived from Puna Cana, Dominican Republic, federal prosecutors have said. Santos Familia was stopped by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers who questioned him before searching through a black backpack, duffel bag and a rolling suitcase that had been checked, court papers said. The officers found two neck pillows — one green and one black — that felt heavier they should be, prompting inspectors to cut them open. Inside they found “small white packets of a white substance,” which the dad blamed on his kids. Santos Familia was facing up to seven years behind bars when he pleaded guilty to one count of cocaine importation on Jan. 23 — but Judge Rachel Kovner gave him just 18 months based on his lack-of-criminal record and playing an “important role” within his family, who were present for the proceeding.

San Antonio Police Officer Mark Castillo is accused of sending the racy messages for nearly a month between late April and May 22, often during the hours of 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., his regular work schedule. Castillo, a 23-year veteran of the department, is a member of Chief William McManus’ executive protection detail and would often inform his lover, realtor Laura Cisneros, when the chief was nearby, KSAT reported. The security detail is tasked with driving McManus, named San Antonio’s police chief in 2006, to meetings and events and guarding him at the scenes. The explicit texts were only discovered when Cisneros’ husband, Arturo, was using her phone and saw the alleged sexting in the act.

The witness, identified only as Greg, told the BBC that he was having a party outside the rally and was planning to walk up through a nearby field and listen to Trump when he started speaking. But as he was walking up, about five minutes into Trump’s speech, “We noticed a guy bear-crawling up the roof of the building beside us, 50 feet away from us.” “We’re pointing at the guy crawling up the roof… the police are down there running around on the ground. We’re like, ‘Hey man, there’s a guy on the roof with a rifle’… and the police were like, ‘Huh, right.’ They didn’t know what was going on.” “Next thing you know, I’m thinking to myself, ‘Why is Trump still speaking? Why have they not pulled him off the stage?’ I’m standing there pointing at [the gunman] for, you know, two or three minutes. The Secret Service is looking at us from the top of the barn. I’m pointing at the roof, just standing here like this… Next thing you know, five shots came out.”

Tiffany Taylor Gray, 22, was arrested in Maryland earlier this month on a warrant for first-degree murder while armed for the slaying of 53-year-old Fasil Teklemariam, who was found dead inside his Washington, D.C., apartment on April 5, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) said. Both Gray and her friend, Audrey Denise Miller, 19, have been charged with murdering and dismembering Teklemariam in Washington, D.C., in April, with one of them then using his severed thumb to steal money from his bank account to splurge on Uber rides, marijuana and booze, court documents and police reveal. Police say that Gray is one of four suspects — two women and two men — being investigated in relation to the slaying. All four suspects were seen on surveillance footage entering Teklemariam’s apartment using a key fob and removing items from it in the days before police found him dead. Investigators believe Teklemariam was killed on April 1.

Marcus Shorten, who has already gone through two separate divorces in his lifetime, wed a woman named Tammie in 2012, but decided to separate after seven years together, according to KTRK. “I didn’t want a divorce, I’m getting me some help Tammie, I don’t want a divorce I don’t want my family to think of me as a failure,” Tammie claimed her 53-year-old husband said. Tammie was shocked to learn last December about a wedding registry for an upcoming union between Shorten and a new woman. The scandalizing discovery forced Tammie to confront her husband over the surprising nuptials. “I told him, ‘Before you let the whole world know what you’re doing, make sure your business is right,’” Tammie told the outlet. Shorten has yet to be arrested despite being charged with bigamy, court records viewed by The Post show. If found guilty, bigamy carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence.

Anthony Polito had 84 nanograms per milliliter of tadalafil, also known as Cialis, and 15 nanograms per milliliter of oxycodone in his bloodstream when he carried out the mass shooting late last year, the Las Vegas Review Journal reported, citing his autopsy report. A typical dose of oxycodone prescribed to adults is between five and 10 milligrams every six hours. according the Mayo Clinic. Police said the ex-educator burst into the building that houses UNLV’s Lee Business School on Dec. 6, 2023 and killed three people, making his way through several floors before he was killed in a shootout with two university detectives outside. Jerry Cha-Jan Chang, Patricia Navarro-Velez, Anthony Polito, Naoko Takemaru, UNLV

Sabrina Charles, 39, is accused of assaulting an unidentified man with a piece of wooden furniture at 19 Hancock Place near 125th Street in Harlem around 4:25 p.m., according to police and sources. Charles allegedly struck the man repeatedly on the head after performing a sex act on him between two parked cars, sources reported. She claimed that the man had raped her before the fatal assault, sources added. Charles was taken to the hospital for an examination. Police stated that the woman and the man, who were acquaintances, were allegedly using drugs together at the time of the incident. Sabrina Charles

Edward Kang was arrested after allegedly assaulting the victim in Fernandina Beach on Sunday. The victim suffered severe but non-life-threatening head injuries. Officials arrested the 20-year-old man from New Jersey for attempted second-degree murder and armed burglary after he allegedly flew to Florida to attack a fellow gamer with a hammer to settle an “online altercation.” “I just want to let you know that this is a weird one,” Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper said at a press conference on Monday. “Some things make you say ‘hmm’. Some things you just can’t make up. There are some things that make you say ‘what in the world was he thinking’? And there are some things that make you say ‘you’re not going to believe this.’ Well, this case makes you say all four of those.”

Amanda Alicia Chapin, 51, pleaded no contest Friday to reckless endangerment charges for stealing the potent drugs from her veterinarian husband, Gary Chapin, and stirring them into his morning coffee. The two married in 2022 and his new wife immediately pressed to get her name added to the deed of his house and forging his son’s signature to get power of attorney. Just two weeks after her name was on the deed, she started adding the stolen barbiturates into his java — and waited three hours to call 911 after the final dose in August 2022, the outlet reported. Amanda Chapin faces up to 12.5 years when she is sentenced on July 15, according to Law and Crime.

Tyrese Haspil’s out-of-control passion drove him to suffer an “extreme emotional disturbance” and butcher investor Fahim Saleh in his Lower East Side apartment in July 2020 to hide his theft of nearly half a million dollars, defense attorney Sam Roberts told jurors in his closing arguments at his clients Manhattan murder trial. His attorney told jurors in Manhattan Supreme court he was ecstatic about Marine Chaveuz, a French foreign exchange, and showered her with weekend getaways for her friends and designer items, his attorney argued. He feared she would “abandon” him as others had done in his life, and sprung for things like helicopter rides to the airport and a posh apartment, Roberts said. Haspil’s embezzlement-fueled romance tab eventually grew to $400,000 by May 2020, said prosecutors — who accused him of simply killing Saleh because he feared being outed and losing the lifestyle he had build with the embezzled cash.

A man using a walker is accused of stealing more than $11,000 worth of cigarettes from a Walgreens store last week, authorities said. According to a Facebook post by the Delaware State Police, the thief took the smokes from the store, located on New Linden Road in Wilmington, on June 13. Authorities calculated the loss at $11,000. It was unclear from the video how long it took the alleged thief to walk away with the cigarettes, how many trips he had to make to steal that many, or whether he had an accomplice who would have distracted the employee. The walker the alleged thief was pushing also appeared to have a compartment under its seat that was capable of stacking cigarette cartons, although it was unclear how many could be piled on. Theft, Walgreens, Cigarettes, Delaware

De Anthonie Trey Vion Taylor, 23, and 24-year-old Brianna Marie Smith are facing multiple drug and weapons charges out of Lee County, NC. Deputies said they found the drug when they conducted the traffic stop on Tuesday, according to the Facebook post. In addition to finding the cocaine in the cheeseburger, deputies also discovered fentanyl, marijuana, two guns and the seizure and anxiety drug, clonazepam, the sheriff’s office said. Taylor was charged with possession with intent to manufacture sale and deliver a controlled substance, maintaining a vehicle for a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Smith was charged with possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver a controlled substance, possession of cocaine, carrying a concealed weapon and possession of drug paraphernalia. De Anthonie Trey Vion Taylor, Brianna Marie Smith

Columbus Police officer Robert Spann has been terminated after engaging in sexual acts multiple times while on duty at a Kroger grocery store, according to the division’s chief. “He was caught on camera doing some sexual acts and it was an excessive amount of times,” Bryant said. “I want to believe at least nine times that was caught on camera, and when that was brought to the inspector general’s attention regarding an investigation, they in turn contacted us.” “Once it was determined that it was not going to be criminal because Kroger chose not to prosecute, it was then investigated by the inspector general,” Bryant said. “The recommendation was made that there be discipline regarding what he did. It was brought to our attention. It came here and ultimately we made the decision that he should be fired.” Robert Spann, Columbus Police Department, Kroger

Eric Walter Gray was indicted Wednesday for allegedly holding three Bank of Montreal employees hostage for an hour while “by force and violence, and by intimidation, knowingly” robbing the financial institution of “a bank the deposits of which were then insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,” a charge that would put him away for at least 10 years in federal prison and possibly two decades if he is convicted. “GRAY said he smoked the narcotics and got high. The narcotics made GRAY extremely anxious and paranoid,” the complaint continued, saying that Gray claimed to call 911, was taken to a hospital, and then was “kicked […] out” the next morning, just hours before the post-4 p.m. robbery. “[t]he bank teller told GRAY he/she could not help him because the card did not have his name and GRAY did not have any identification” — the suspect allegedly entered a bank bathroom, “did some more” meth, and then promptly jumped over the bank counter to begin the robbery. “GRAY then said, ‘Everybody be cool; give me the money,” he said, even as he claimed to have a gun, the complaint added. H.M., another employee, “opened the drawer and saw GRAY grab approximately $1,000 in cash and stuff it into his pockets.” Eric Walter Gray, Bank Of Montreal, Anaheim, San Quentin

Artemio Sanchez-Ortega, 46, walked calmly down a residential street in Albuquerque on the night of May 24, a red gasoline can in-hand, before hopping his ex’s front gate and trying to light up the house, according to a neighbor’s surveillance video obtained by KOAT Action News 7. Sanchez-Ortega doused his ex’s yard in gasoline, then sparked it up. When the light from the fire dimmed and the camera re-focused, the blundering crook was hanging from the gate as the flames licked his shoulders and legs, the video showed. He then tripped over his feet before running away and taking off in a white pickup truck — and he’s still on the run, the network said. artemio sanchez ortega, arson, crime, fires, new mexico

A group of Los Angeles Men’s Central Jail guards were apparently too busy watching what appeared to be OnlyFans as an inmate hung a noose in his cell. Inspectors Haley Broder and Eric Miller were making rounds at the facility last month when they saw a noose hanging in one of the cells on the high security unit. “Though unlikely to support the incarcerated person’s weight, the noose was obvious to anyone looking into the cell,” the inspectors wrote in their official report. Broder stayed behind with the suicidal inmate, who had started banging his head against the wall, while Miller went to find a deputy, they explained. When Miller first walked up to the deputy station, the eight jailers seated around the television station brushed off his concern. When he returned 30 minutes later, he noticed the group was gathered around watching a “sexually explicit” video. Los Angeles Mens central jail, OnlyFans, Haley Broder, Eric Miller

Ryan Smith was arrested and charged with burglary, impersonating a peace officer, criminal trespass and tampering with physical evidence. Smith, 42, was working for Mid-American First Call — which handles body transportation, embalming, cremation and other funeral-related services in Nebraska and parts of Iowa — when he was arrested in October 2023, according to court records obtained by The Post. There was a “very real life size version of an adult female” in the room with a deceased person that he was tasked with transporting, according to the affidavit. Smith later manipulated his way back onto the property in order to get into the residence of the deceased by claiming to work for the Sarpy County Sheriff’s Office. Smith planned to smuggle the sex doll out in a body bag, but property management intervened. When authorities arrived to examine the apartment a second time, they noticed that the bed had been rearranged and that a black survival case had been taken out of the closet, the arrest document stated. The sex doll, meanwhile, appeared to have been tampered with in the inner thigh area. It was “sticking to the touch,” and officers collected it for DNA processing.

Another Minnesota juror has been replaced as the panel deliberates on the fate of seven people accused of misappropriating millions of dollars in federal funds meant to feed children during the pandemic, in what prosecutors say is part of the largest fraud scheme of its kind in the nation. The juror was removed Tuesday after a family member asked them if they were being sequestered because another juror was allegedly offered a bribe of nearly $120,000 in cash over the weekend. That juror was not home Sunday night, the eve of deliberations, when a woman delivered a gift bag full of cash and left it with a relative, according to an FBI search warrant affidavit. The FBI said all seven defendants, their attorneys and the prosecutors had access to that juror’s identifying information. The FBI moved to search the defendants’ cellphones. Feeding Our Future

Beau Burchel of Gaston, Indiana was booked on several preliminary felony theft charges. Final charges will be decided by the Delaware County Prosecutor’s Office. This comes after Burchel stole a box truck with over $12,000 worth of alcohol from Cheers Bar in Muncie, Indiana. Muncie Police soon after found Burchel hiding in a brush line near Meadow Farms, a mobile home park. Burchel told police that he intended to sell the liquor and beer from the truck to pay off his drug debt. The truck was hidden behind a Shriner’s club not too far from Meadow Farms along with a skid steer that was also stolen by Burchel. Beau Burchel, Muncie,

Julie Bush has arrested as prosecutors said she will likely face charges of both open murder and DUI resulting in death. This happened after Bush is accused of intentionally hitting her boyfriend, Richard Penardo, with a vehicle while high on Fentanyl in the Oakey Boulevard and Eastern Avenue section of Las Vegas in the east valley. Bush claims to have found another woman’s tampons in the trash at their home. Bush was originally charged with DUI resulting in substantial bodily harm, domestic battery, attempted murder and drug possession after the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police arrested her on Friday, May 24, but since, the charges were upgraded to open murder.

Former Kansas City, Kansas cop James Shepherd had his police license revoked by KS-CPOST following his lack of cooperation into an investigation of him being high while on duty. While tending to a child custody dispute, “Shepherd appeared to be under the influence of some type of substance as he had to lean on the wall for support, was speaking so fast that Plaintiffs could hardly understand him, his face was flush, he was blinking his eyes at an unusual frequency, was slurring his words, and just generally acting strange,” the lawsuit alleged. The Kansas Commission on Peace Officers’ Standards and Trainings, or CPOST, which certifies officers in the state, received a complaint about Shepherd, along with the recording. Shepherd’s certification was revoked May 9th, records show. James Shepherd, KCKPD, CPOST, Kansas City

Officer Anthony Hair resigned from the San Diego Police Department after he was caught locked in the backseat of his cruiser with a female suspect who offered him sex last year. In bodycam footage released by the SDPD, the suspect was heard propositioning the officer for sex after asking him if he was married. “You’re not too bad. What’s it gonna hurt me if I work the system, you know what I mean? That’s the way I see s–t,” she told Hair. “Are you single?” she added, to which he responded, “Yeah, but you’re not.” “I’m down to f–k right now,” she told him, before he interrupts, “Don’t say that right now…Don’t say that right now because everything is being recorded right now.” About 20 minutes later, Hair called for a fellow officer to help him out of the police car over the embarrassing mishap.

Decatur, AL officials told News 19 that Lieutenant Joe Renshaw has been using a fake identity to harass Decatur community members through social media. It’s also believed that Renshaw had sought out one member of the online and gotten into an especially heated exchange with Raven Ryder and her husband using Facebook. “My husband messaged it and was basically like, leave her alone. What are you doing? And it was then that it got back and forth,” said Ryder. Ryder was alarmed by the exchange but was also relieved to find out the Decatur Police Department will be conducting an investigation into officer conduct and hopes that Renshaw will be included in the review. Ryder also stated: “I mean honestly there’s no trusting the police department,” Ryder explained. “There’s none whatsoever and as each week passes by, there’s more that comes out that shows how they are continually failing.”

Dollar Tree is facing a lawsuit after a man allegedly left bodily fluids on a shopper last December, which was at that time, the third assault in four days. The alleged incident happened around 10:30 a.m. Dec. 5 at the Dollar Tree location on 1430 W. Gray St. in Houston, according to the lawsuit filed Monday in Harris County District Court. The woman, identified by her initials of M.R. in the lawsuit to protect her identity, said she was browsing in one aisle while her friend was in another aisle. She said a man suddenly came up behind her and “started saying sexually explicit things to her.” The plaintiff found her friend and suggested they leave immediately. “As Plaintiff was getting into her car, her friend pointed out something wet and sticky all over the back of Plaintiff’s sweatshirt,” the lawsuit said. “Plaintiff realized that the perpetrator had ejaculated on her while making his vulgar remarks to her inside the store.”

Francisco Valerio was arrested for reckless endangerment after he accidentally shot a robber he was pistol-whipping during a robbery attempt inside his liquor store in the Ridgewood section of Queens. The incident started when Edwin Poaquiza and Kevin Pullutasi, both 20, entered the store and tried to swipe some liquor bottles, cops said. Valerio initially stopped them and forced them to leave the store, according to authorities. The two returned soon after and allegedly began assaulting Valerio. Valerio grabbed his pistol during the melee, and errantly let off a shot, hitting Pullutasi in the stomach. All three men were awaiting arraignment in Queens Criminal Court. Francisco Valerio, Edwin Poaquiza, Kevin Pullutasi