Floridian Felon Roll of Infamy

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CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — A 24-year-old man told police in Florida that he lured his mother into an apartment and beat her with a hammer before fatally stabbing her, officials said.

Logan Lopez told investigators on Saturday that he had planned the killing for a year, Clearwater police said on Twitter.

Officers responded to a 911 call from a neighbor around 5 p.m. on Saturday. She told dispatchers that she could hear a woman screaming in a nearby apartment at The Palms at Countryside.

Police found Mary Beth Lopez, 53, dead inside the apartment.

Logan Lopez told responding officers and later homicide detectives that he had lured his mother to his place for the purpose of "putting an end to her," a news release said.

Logan Lopez was booked into the Pinellas County Jail early Sunday. He's facing a first-degree murder charge.

Police said that while Lopez did not have any criminal history, but he had previously been held involuntarily for mental health treatment under Florida's Baker Act.




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Alleged Matricidist

 

[adjusterjack]

Oh my God, what a terrible tragedy.

We need laws limiting the possession and purchase of hammers and knives only to people who pass a background check and have a waiting period. That would prevent criminals and crazies from committing heinous acts with those weapons.

(Yes, folks, that was sarcasm, right there.)

 

[retic]

Closing down the mental institutions was a mistake.

 

[army judge]

Oh my God, what a terrible tragedy.

We need laws limiting the possession and purchase of hammers and knives only to people who pass a background check and have a waiting period. That would prevent criminals and crazies from committing heinous acts with those weapons.

(Yes, folks, that was sarcasm, right there.)

Hammers pretend to be harmless, all the time waiting for that moment to take another human life.

Why they even have pneumatic hammers.

Don't forget those dangerous pliers and screwdrivers, either Phillips or Flathead.

We need tougher tool laws to stop the carnage.

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

Closing down the mental institutions was a mistake.

Bill Burr has a funny and insightful bit on that in his new comedy special on Netflix.

 

[army judge]

Could it be residents of other states wish to ratchet up the crazy and wrestle the jackball title away from Florida?

This "humanoid" from MA muscles in on the whacky.

Horror details after woman kidnapped & raped as suspect appears NAKED in court
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[army judge]

Freaky Floridians are facing intense competion.

Now a couple whacky Arizonans muscling into the infamous felon arena!

The truth is revealed in the last sentence of the article.

Yes sir and ma'am, the STUFF is ALWAYS involved.

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MESA, Ariz. (KTVK/KPHO/Gray News) – Parents in Arizona were taken into custody after officers said they found their three children living without food or running water.

Officers also said the children were not going to school.

Katrina Johnson and Brandon Edwards were arrested Monday morning and booked on several counts of child abuse.

The investigation began in February when someone called police to report three young girls going around to neighbors' houses and asking for food and water.


Maricopa County Sheriff's deputies went inside the family's home to find it trashed, with no running water and very little food.

Investigators interviewed Johnson, who said she had moved the kids into the home because "they had no other options." Court documents said Johnson also told detectives she fed her kids, enrolled them in online school, and took them to another family member's house to bathe.

Johnson reportedly admitted the current living conditions were neglectful and said fines from the City of Mesa turned the water off. Edwards echoed the statements about the water and told detectives it had been shut off for the past few weeks.

Detectives decided to talk to the three girls about their living conditions. Two girls told investigators they had food to eat and did school online, but the third child told a different story.


According to court paperwork, the girl said she's often hungry because her parents can't afford to buy food and said her older sister would go to the neighbor's houses for food and water.

Through the investigation, detectives learned two of the children had been enrolled in school but, because of excessive absences, were dropped. The third child was never enrolled in school.

Johnson was interviewed a second time and confronted about her kids' school enrollment.

According to court paperwork, Johnson admitted to "bad choices and even pure laziness" led to the kids not attending school. She reportedly told investigators she received money from her mother but would use it to buy drugs instead of food for the kids.

Parents charged after 3 kids found living without food, running water
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