Drunk grandmother belts woman in jealous rage An intoxicated grandmother who attacked a woman in her own home out of jealousy, stopped mid-assault to pour herself a drink.
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Subscriber only An intoxicated grandmother who attacked a woman in her own home out of jealousy, stopped mid-assault to pour herself a drink. Camelia Jane Ketchup, 50, and her partner broke into a woman s house in Townsville on October 31, 2016 at 3am. The Townsville District Court heard Ketchup dragged the woman out of bed and into the lounge room. It was believed by Ketchup the woman wanted to start a relationship with her partner.
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EASTVILLE, Va. (Tribune News Service) That
Arthur T. Carter is spearheading an effort to build this Civil War monument sounds about right. Especially when folks consider his lineage. His grandfather was born enslaved in
Eastville, the seat of
African American and white Union soldiers in its historic square. So many remembrances, particularly in
Virginia, are typically one or the other. His grandfather fought for the Union’s Colored Troops, survived one of the war’s most notorious battles, and later befriended the Confederate general who tried to slaughter his unit.
Peter Jacob Carter worked as if it were never too late, nor chasms too wide to breach, to try to do the right thing.
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Subscriber only A woman who spat in the face of a police officer at the height of the coronavirus pandemic has wiped away tears as she was blasted by a judge. Police were called to an address on May 9, 2020 to reports of Mollie Louise Wittman-Redenius, 25, arguing with her father. The Townsville District Court heard Wittman-Redenius was transported by police to hospital for a mental assessment. Police were forced to stop the paddy wagon several times as Wittman-Redenius removed her handcuffs and was striking the vehicle s windows. Crown prosecutor Shannon Sutherland played for the court a three minute clip of the incident captured by a body worn camera.
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Subscriber only A woman who spat in the face of a police officer at the height of the coronavirus pandemic has wiped away tears as she was blasted by a judge. Police were called to an address on May 9, 2020 to reports of Mollie Louise Wittman-Redenius, 25, arguing with her father. The Townsville District Court heard Wittman-Redenius was transported by police to hospital for a mental assessment. Police were forced to stop the paddy wagon several times as Wittman-Redenius removed her handcuffs and was striking the vehicle s windows. Crown prosecutor Shannon Sutherland played for the court a three minute clip of the incident captured by a body worn camera.