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CLERMONT Police have arrested a man on a weapons charge in connection to a 2019 homicide that must have looked like a scene in a movie if his sensational story is accurate.
Jose M. Zeno, 26, of Clermont, was arrested Wednesday and charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Police on Jan. 23 of that year responded to the calls of several witnesses at Sundance Apartments of “several gun shots fired, screaming, yelling and tires screeching away,” according to court records.
One witness told police that a car normally parked in the space where the shooting took place was missing. While trying to track down the resident who parked there, police got a call that a man had gone to the sheriff’s substation wanting to turn himself in.
Published April 6, 2021
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Mark your calendars, because on Monday, April 19, Aussies will once again be able to visit our esteemed and extremely COVIDSafe mates in New Zealand. That’s right, the trans-Tasman travel bubble is
finally here.
The news has only just dropped, and the decision was made by the Kiwi government, not Australia, so it’s still early days figuring out exactly how things are going to go down.
Published April 1, 2021
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On Tuesday, a shocking study revealed what some had long suspected: that domestic violence rates rise up to 35 per cent when women out-earn men in the relationship.
The study looked at data from more than a decade of Australian Bureau of Statistics surveys, and found the violent consequences of bucking the gender norms were present across all ages, income groups, and educational backgrounds.
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