Central Florida pastor Bryan Fulwider was arrested Wednesday for allegedly sexually battering a minor over a period of five years.
Fulwider, 59, faces 30 counts of sexual battery by a person who is in a position of custodial authority to a minor. He was ordered held without bond.
An expectant mother working for airport contractor Eulen America has filed a complaint with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) after she was injured on the job and her bosses allegedly fired her for it.
According to the complaint, Hacheler Cyrille, 31, of Brooklyn, NY, fell onto a moving conveyor belt at Terminal 8 of JFK airport on May 8. Cyrille was trying trying to dislodge a piece of luggage that got stuck and lost her balance. She was 17 weeks pregnant at the time.
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that three Fresno police officers accused of stealing more than $225,000 while executing a search warrant are entitled to “qualified immunity” and therefore can’t be sued.
The judges panel acknowledged that the officers should have recognized the alleged theft was morally wrong, but it concluded that they didn’t violate the Fourth Amendment.
Middle school secretary Heather Matheison was arrested Friday for allegedly sending a graphic video to a 14-year-old student.
Matheison, 25, is an employee at Chasco Middle School in Port Richey, FL. She was charged with transmitting harmful materials to a minor. It is unclear if she has acquired the services of an attorney.
Angel Perez of Lakeland, FL, was arrested on September 23 after he allegedly sent a nude picture to a girl in middle school.
Perez, 22, was charged with using a computer to solicit a child and transmitting harmful material to a minor. He was ordered held on $10,000 bond. It is unclear if he has acquired the services of an attorney.
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