An employee of the Khinkalnaya Tbiliso cafe in Mytishchi near Moscow stabbed her colleague during a quarrel. The incident happened on Wednesday, January 4th. According to the Telegram channel "112", the cafe workers quarreled among themselves in the kitchen. A woman during a skirmish picked up a kitchen knife and inflicted several wounds to her colleague in the chest. The victim died before the ambulance arrived. A few hours later, law enforcement officers at the entrance to her house detained the suspect, 36-year-old Tajik citizen Sayyora Dusaeva. On the video published by the 112 channel, from the video surveillance camera installed in the kitchen of the Khinkalnaya Tbiliso cafe, it can be seen that a man attacked a woman and began to pull her hair. Trying to fight back, the woman began to hit the man with a kitchen knife that fell into her hands. Other cafe employees tried to separate them, but after a moment, the wounded man collapsed to the floor. Other details of the bloody conflict between cafe workers are still unknown. The reason for the conflict that led to the murder is also unclear. In recent days, this is the second case when migrant women from Tajikistan are accused of murder in the Moscow region. On the eve of the New Year, a 35-year-old citizen of Tajikistan was detained in the Moscow region on suspicion of murdering a 28-year-old resident of Kyrgyzstan, with whom she rented an apartment in the village of Volodarsky. According to reports, on December 29, a quarrel broke out between girlfriends for an as yet unknown reason, during which a Tajik citizen stabbed a Kyrgyz citizen at least once in the chest. She died on the spot from her wound. Police officers arrived at the scene and immediately arrested the suspect. A native of Kyrgyzstan left two children as orphans. The reason for the conflict between the girlfriends remains unclear.

"A child accidentally brought down a concrete wall on himself and his grandmother. They died at the scene."

Full video:

https://www.wbir.com/article/news/local/breaking-down-blount-county-bodycam-video/51-2df275ca-268d-432d-a4a2-327315a7232a

8 February 2024

BLOUNT COUNTY, Tenn. — On Friday, the Blount County Sheriff's Office released body camera and dashcam video showing the moments leading up to when Greg McCowan, a deputy, was fatally shot.

In the video, Shelby Eggers, another Blount County deputy, pulls a car over after seeing it cross over the double-yellow line several times. The car turns back into its lane as cars in the opposite lane approach. When Eggers turns on her cruiser's siren, the car stops in the road, blocking it.

"As anyone that watches the video can see, the subject was left-of-center for quite a period of time," said Kevin Davis, a law enforcement expert who watched the video.

She then approaches the car and asks the driver, Kenneth Wayne DeHart Jr., to pull into a nearby driveway. He pulls to the side of the road before Eggers approaches him again, asking him to pull into the driveway again. DeHart Jr. turns into the driveway and Eggers approaches him, both cars now off the road.

She tells him that he was "all over the road," and DeHart Jr. said he was pulling his hair up. He said he was driving back home after attending a high school sports game for his son, and later told Eggers he was in his grandmother's car after leaving his truck at home.

He gives Eggers a document when she asks for the vehicle's registration, and she walks back to her cruiser as he searches for documents about the car's insurance. Back at the cruiser, she calls McCowan about the traffic stop.

"So, the car smells like weed and he was in the opposite lane on Sevierville Road. Pretty sure I got a DUI, but I think it's weed. I don't think it's alcohol," she said during the phone call.

McCowan said he was on his way to Eggers and she got back out of the cruiser, approaching DeHart Jr. He tells Eggers he has several car insurance cards, but several are expired, and a person is heard speaking on his phone. He tells Eggers that it's his grandmother, and Eggers starts speaking with her before addressing DeHart Jr. again.

She tells DeHart Jr. that no insurance information was returned when she ran the license plate.

"I am going to have you step out, and hang out with me. I smell weed in the car, have you ever smoked weed in the car?" Eggers said in the video.

DeHart Jr. denies smoking weed and said there isn't any in the car. After his grandmother asks about the situation, he denies smoking weed to her as well.

"It's me, mamaw. I'm Black, and they're just being messy," he said in the video.

"It ain't nothing like that, brother," Eggers said in the video.

Davis said Eggers had probable cause to search the video due to the vehicle swerving as well as the odor.

"What she's trying to do is investigate further to establish the elements of the crime, to make a DUI arrest or some other type of violation. Now, she's within her rights to ask the subject to get out of the vehicle. That's a standard in law," said Davis.

In the video, DeHart Jr. asks deputies to bring a K-9 Unit to the car, but Eggers said they "don't hit on weed" and "there's no dog coming out here." She tells him her partner is heading to the traffic stop.

"I'm refusing the search," DeHart Jr. said on the video.

"There's no refusing ... I've got probable cause to search the vehicle because of the smell," Eggers said. "I'm not trying to be messy with you, brother. I'm trying to make this easy."

He continues refusing to exit the vehicle and asking for a K-9 Unit when McCowan arrives at the traffic stop. He immediately tells DeHart Jr. to get out of the car upon arriving.

"Here, it's multiple times where they give him, you know, loud, repetitive, verbal commands to get out of the car. He chooses not to," said Davis.

The deputies say they will pull him out of the car, and one opens the driver-side door as the window rolls up. DeHart Jr. immediately pulls it back closed, before deputies pull it open again. Eggers then starts struggling to pull DeHart Jr. out of the car, while McCowan pulls out a Taser.

"I'm not doing nothing wrong. Why are you doing this to me, man?" DeHart Jr. said in the video.

"Get out of car, Kenny. Go ahead, hit him," she said to McCowan.

He fires the Taser and demands he get out of the car. He seems unaffected until it's fired again, as the door closes. DeHart then starts screaming. The door opens again, and McCowan tells DeHart Jr. he may activate the Taser again. Meanwhile, DeHart Jr. is screaming, "Please, I didn't do nothing."

The Taser is activated again and McCowan slams the door closed before walking around closer to the front of the car, telling DeHart Jr. to get out of the car.

"The use of an intermediate weapon like the Taser, it seems appropriate at this point when they try physically to extricate him and he fights against them," said Davis.

DeHart Jr. then fires shots out of the window, and McCowan collapses. Eggers screams and collapses too.

In total, the Taser was activated at least three times and the gun was fired at least six times.

"Shots fired, shots fired. I'm hit," Eggers said as DeHart Jr. drove away.

After the gunshots were fired, DeHart Jr. is heard yelling expletives at the deputies while driving away. Eggers returned fire.

The video then documents responses from members of the community. She approached a car pulled over near the traffic stop and told a person inside that she was shot and needed help. The people inside immediately stepped out and helped her apply a tourniquet.

Eggers instructs the person on how to apply a tourniquet. Another person gets out, and both tell Eggers to sit down while she continues speaking over her radio.

"I think I'm about to go unconscious," she said over the radio as one of the people stood near her.

Another deputy eventually arrives, dragging her to his cruiser with help from the people. There, after a deputy appears to administer medical aid, the video ends.

Deputy Greg McCowan:

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Deputy Shelby Eggers:

Kenneth Wayne DeHart Jr.:

Statement from Blount County Sheriff's Office on 14 February 2024:

IN CUSTODY!!!!

Kenneth Wayne DeHart was taken into custody a short time ago in Knoxville! Now the judicial process will take place in the court system. Thanks to all of our law enforcement partners and our community — Sheriff James Lee Berrong

https://www.wbir.com/article/news/local/bcso-kenneth-wayne-dehart-jr-the-man-accused-of-shooting-two-deputies-is-in-custody/51-e055ba44-e0a5-453b-af9b-5fb102419346

He is considered being charged for first-degree murder:

https://www.wbir.com/article/news/crime/blount-county-preliminary-hearing-kenneth-wayne-dehart/51-ffa5901d-4bc1-43a6-a99e-9748bbda4744

BLOUNT COUNTY, Tenn. — Kenneth Wayne DeHart Jr.'s case has been bound over to a grand jury after the state argued Tuesday he should be charged with premeditated first-degree murder in the Feb. 8 shooting death of Blount County Deputy Greg McCowan.

DeHart appeared Tuesday morning in Blount County General Sessions Court for a preliminary hearing in the shooting death of McCowan and the wounding of Deputy Shelby Eggers. Judge William Brewer sent the case for grand jury review following the two-hour hearing.

Authorities charged DeHart in warrants with the shooting. State prosecutors made the case for charging DeHart with premeditated first-degree murder in McCowan's death and attempted first-degree murder.

He is a convicted felon with records:

https://www.wbir.com/article/news/crime/suspect-in-blount-co-deputys-killing-was-involved-in-2004-standoff-with-police-has-felony-weapons-record/51-3021fcb1-02ad-40e9-ae79-9c341d258e2c

A man was also arrested for helping him to evade arrest

https://www.wbir.com/article/news/crime/maurice-donnell-warren-arrested-dehart/51-7d37fc7a-fcf0-42bb-a5b7-bd0714a494c3

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/people/Blount-County-Sheriffs-Office/100064773936249/

Obiturary:

https://www.smithfuneralandcremation.com/obituaries/gregory-mccowan

Police in a Texas border city announced manslaughter charges Monday against a local resident who allegedly plowed his SUV into a crowd at a bus stop killing eight men, including several Venezuelan migrants.

Brownsville Police Chief Felix Sauceda said George Alvarez, 34, ran a red light and lost control of his car in the southern US city, leaving 10 others injured, some of them in critical condition.

Sauceda said authorities were still awaiting a toxicology report on Alvarez, who had a history of run-ins with the law, and had not ruled out any motive for the incident.

"George Alvarez is a Brownsville local with an extensive rap sheet," Sauceda said, displaying a long list of previous charges including assault, burglary and driving while intoxicated.

In addition to the eight counts of manslaughter, Alvarez was charged with 10 counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon -- his vehicle.

Sauceda did not provide details on the victims, other than confirming that "several" were migrants from Venezuela.

He said police were in touch with the Venezuelan government and with foreign embassies with regard to the victims.

Victor Maldonado, the executive director of the Ozanam Center, a homeless shelter across the street from the crash, said there was a crowd of about 25 people waiting at a bus stop at the time.

Maldonado said the group included Venezuelans who had just eaten breakfast at the facility.

He described a grisly scene, with body parts strewn along the street.

It was unclear if the crash had been accidental or deliberate.

Witnesses were "really shocked," Maldonado told AFP. "It was pretty intense."

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Michael "Mad Mike" Hughes was an amateur rocket builder and daredevil. In 2016 he started a fundraising campaign, claiming to be a flat Earther seeking to prove that the world is flat by flying one of his steam powered rockets into the atmosphere. These wild claims and stunts earned Mike the attention of the producers of the Science Channel TV show Homemade Astronauts. On February 22, 2020 Hughes was set to launch his home-made rocket when disaster struck; the emergency parachute included in the rocket was destroyed by the force of the launch, leaving Hughes with no safe way out of the rocket when it enviably crashed. Hughes was instantly killed when the rocket hit the ground.

After Hughes death, his PR team claimed that he was never a true Flat Earther and only claimed to be in order to gain funding for his project. Homemade Astronauts, the show in which Hughes was a major contestant was cancelled after four episodes since they couldn't continue filming after his death.

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