Suspect accused of running over man in Tucson parking lot after argument
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Tucson police: Arrest made in killing of man in parking lot
TUCSON, Ariz. - A Tucson man is accused of killing another man after an argument by purposefully running him over in a parking lot, police said.
Fernando Borquez, 28, was arrested April 30 on suspicion of first-degree murder and other charges in the killing of Armando Rene Padilla, 37, police said.
According to police, the two men had a verbal confrontation at a smoke shop and Borquez then got in a SUV and tried to hit Padilla and two family members.
Atlanta TV News Crew Spots Escaped Murder Suspect and Records Arrest (WATCH) Colin Kalmbacher
Two television journalists in Georgia caught a suspected murderer during a statewide manhunt.
J’ssan Carlos Strover, 20, escaped from custody while handcuffed, shackled, and barefoot. Adding further daring to his original feat, Strover was being led through the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, one of the busiest transportation hubs in all of the United States. According to authorities, Strover deftly pushed his way past two Arizona sheriff’s deputies after his leg restraints were removed in order to walk him downstairs to the airport’s rental car center.
Who killed Chardae Todd? Reward for tips in Phoenix murder case now up to $20k
Months later, still no arrests in death of pregnant woman
Chardae Todd was 22-years-old and four months pregnant when she was killed in Phoenix, and her mother is still waiting for an arrest in her daughter s murder case.
PHOENIX - Nearly six months later, a mother is still waiting for an arrest in her daughter s murder case.
Chardae Amari Todd was 22-years-old when she was killed, and for the first time, her mother is speaking exclusively with FOX 10.
The reward for information leading to an arrest has gone up by thousands of dollars. Todd s family is pleading for tips as time since Chardae s death have been agonizing.
Escaped Murder Suspected Recaptured After Being Spotted By Local TV News Crew
The news crew flagged police, resulting in the man being taken back into custody after a daylong search.
COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (AP) A local television news crew spotted an Arizona murder suspect near the Atlanta airport and flagged police, resulting in the man being taken back into custody after a daylong search.
The reporter and photojournalist with WSB-TV said they saw Jsaan Carlos Strover, 20, as they were driving down a road near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport around 11:15 p.m. Thursday.
Reporter Matt Johnson said he and photojournalist Joe Booker were in their live truck when Strover ran by and into some bushes. Johnson said police were nearby, so they flagged down an officer and then started filming as the suspect was arrested.
Arizona man accused of sexual contact with girl on Phoenix to Anchorage flight
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PHOENIX - An Arizona man has been indicted in Alaska on a federal charge of abusive sexual contact involving a 16-year-old girl who was seated next to him on a flight from Phoenix to Anchorage, federal officials said.
Kepueli Talaiasi, 58, of Mesa allegedly touched the girl, a stranger, as she sat in a middle seat between him and his adult son, who slept during most of the flight Monday, according to an indictment issued April 29 and a memo filed by the U.S. Attorney s Office for Alaska.