Category: "United States"
Filipino Priest Molested a Boy, Faces Sex Abuse Charges (California, USA)
A 67-year-old Filipino Catholic priest is facing sex abuse allegations. The suspect identified as Fr. Romannilo "Nilo" Apura was reportedly arrested by authorities after Diocese officials received a complaint regarding the incident.
Dead Michigan Woman Found after six years of Sitting in the Back Seat of a Car
Pontiac, Michigan – A dead woman was found in the garage of her foreclosed home after a property personnel was dispatched to check the site. The mummified body clothed in a heavy jacket and jeans is believed sitting in the back seat of a car for around six years, the Reuters reports.
HEROISM: Filipino Caregiver, Allen Belaguas, died after Saving a Couple in Naperville
Naperville, IL - A Filipino Overseas Worker (OFW) recently died after attempting to save a couple from a house fire in the suburban city of Chicago. The OFW was identified as Allen Belaguas, 21 years old, of the 9100 block of Franklin Court, Orland Park. He was pronounced dead on Sunday at 5:35 p.m.
Flappy Bird Video Game Provokes Murder?
Chicago, IL – There’s a boy, who just can’t get enough of the latest mobile game known as “Flappy Bird“. The game even triggered the boy to commit a crime. Experts and police detectives, who investigated the crime are now looking for some clues if “Flappy Bird” indeed has the capability to provoke its player’s murderous mind and cause them to commit an atrocious crime.
Pinay Girl abducted in California | Daughter kidnapped in front of her mother
Pinay Girl abducted in California | Daughter kidnapped in front of her mother
A 7-year-old girl named Natalie was reportedly kidnapped in California right in front of the eyes of her own mother.
According to various sources, the daughter of Gina Calvo was abducted in Northern California on Friday night. The kidnap victim, together with her mom, went for a shopping at East Bay Walmart when an armed suspect allegedly followed them all the way to their home.
World War II veteran (Knudson) Jailed for lack of Money to Repair his Jewelry Shop Business
A shocking news hits the headlines of various news outlets in the United States after an 88-year-old World War II veteran was placed behind bars for lack of money to do the required repairs to his jewelry store business.
Kenneth Knudson, owner of a jewelry store in Horton, Kansas appeared in court on December 23. The war veteran told the judge that his business is facing financial struggle and could not afford the expensive repair costs. He also added that the beauty salon he owns next door is barely keeping him and his wife.
Man Stole Organ Tissues including Brain Samples from a Museum and Sold it online via eBay
A typical story line of a Hollywood horror movie depicts a man desperate for cash, breaks into a storage facility to steal organ tissues and brain samples of dead patients and later sold them online.
Now, what if it happens in real life?
According to USAtoday, authorities in the state of Indiana were tipped off by a San Diego man who became suspicious about six jars of brain tissue he purchased on eBay for $600. Indianapolis police detectives used that tip to trace the transactions and eventually tracked and spoke to the seller. Police said the ebay seller obtained the brain tissue from a 21-year-old man, who was later identified as David Charles.
United States opens Legal Pot Industry to Public | Prohibited Drugs for Sale
Marijuana and other prohibited drugs are now freely available in United States after the state voters approved the legalization of pot industry in November 2012. The first recreational marijuana industry in US reportedly opened its doors to the public right on the very first day of 2014. The first recreational drug spot in the U.S. opened in Colorado, where customers stood in lines for hours to buy legal marijuana after presenting nothing more than identification.
Thousands of people celebrated the end of drug prohibition and several drug users traveled from other states to Denver just to buy drugs from the legal market. Around 37 Marijuana stores across the state were fully licensed and opened to sell the drugs to anyone 21 or over for any purpose, according to the official lists and Denver Post research.
"In a historic swirl of commerce and cannabis, the world's first stores licensed to sell marijuana legally to anyone 21 or older opened in Colorado on Wednesday, January 01, 2014," Denverpost news said.
Fast and the Furious Actor Paul Walker dies in a car accident
The popular hollywood actor Paul Walker, who is known for his Fast and the Furious franchise, got into a car accident in Southern California and died Saturday afternoon at the age of 40.
Jessica Cox, Armless Fil-Am Vowed to Help Typhoon Yolanda survivors
As the aid from the international community continues to pour in the disaster-strickened Visayas, an armless Fil-Am has also announced her intention to help the typhoon Yolanda survivors.
Maria Kang's Sexy Facebook Photo draws online rage
A controversial ab-revealing photo, which was posted over a year ago, shows Maria Kang with her three kids ages three years and under, below the caption "What's your excuse?"
Pentagon's Twitter account suspended for making fun/joke of Davao blasts|Cinema Bomb explosion
Pentagon's Twitter account suspended for making fun/joke of Davao blasts, bomb explosions
An "offensive and inappropriate" tweet regarding the bomb explosions inside the cinemas of two shopping malls in Davao City prompted Pentagon Press Secretary George Little to order a suspension of the @JIEDDO twitter account.
Filipina Leanne Binyas-Semana,Aylene Semana drowned in California
Filipina Leanne Binyas-Semana,Aylene Semana drowned in California
Two Filipinas were reportedly drowned in California when the two got caught in the high surf.
World's Largest | Life-size LEGO Star Wars X-wing Starfighter (Photos)
World's Largest | Life-size LEGO Star Wars X-wing Starfighter (Photos)
The world's largest Lego was constructed and modeled after the Star Wars X-wing starfighter. The life-size Lego Starfighter was seen in New York's Times Square as part of a promotion for The Yoda Chronicles on May 23, 2013.
Tomas Infante arrested for pinay's wife's killing in California, US (Charita Tolentino)
Tomas Infante arrested for pinay's wife's killing in California, US (Charita Tolentino)
Tomas Infante, a 60-year-old pinoy, was arrested for allegedly killing his wife, 57-year-old nurse Charita Tolentino.
Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre, Connecticut : 27 shot dead as the student's father and a second shooter massacre entire class (VIDEOS & PHOTOS)
Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre (Newtown, Connecticut) - 27 people are dead - including 18 children - after a gunman believed to be a student's father opened fire today at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Traumatized students were seen being led out of the school crying and holding hands shortly after the shots rang out.
One teacher said masked gunman started firing out shots from kindergarten classroom shortly after 9.30am.
Kabang, Hero dog from Zamboanga, Sent to US for Facial Surgery
Kabang, the Philippine “hero dog” & a mixed-breed street dog who lost her snout was flown to United States on late Monday night to undergo a $20,000 (roughly Php800,000) surgery.
Veterinarian Anton Mari H. Lim accompanied Kabang on PAL flight PR102 enroute to the University of California-Davis (UC Davis)-Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital. The Manila-Los Angeles trip is the second leg of Kabang’s two-month journey.
Tito Sotto new plagiarism case? Robert Kennedy's speech
Photos: Browse Tito Sotto huge collection of memes
MANILA, Philippines - Senator Tito Sotto, who has been accused of plagiarism, copied someone elses speech in the last part of his "turno en contra" privilege against the reproductive health (RH) bill on Wednesday.
In a post from twitter, Michel Eldiy bashed out Sotto on his translated speech originally delivered by the late US Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
Michel was triggered to make google searches due to what she claimed an awkward translationn of something originally in English. Below is the photo of Michel Eldiy's post.
ROLAND DELSEN - Bergenfield man arrested on sex charges is PINOY?
GMA news network published an article citing ROLAND DELSEN as a Filipino nurse arrested on sex charges. The main reference of GMA news is northjersey.com and here's the summary of the article from that site.
On May 18, members of the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office Special Victims Unit and the Bergenfield Police Department arrested Roland Densen, 38-year-old Bergenfield man, after learning that he allegedly engaged in inappropriate sexual activities with a juvenile male acquaintance.
The sexual abuse occurred over approximately a two-month period, the prosecutor said, and the victim had recently disclosed the abuse to his parents, who contacted authorities.
So I made a couple of researches and I found additional information and jailbase indeed identified that Roland Delsen is a Filipino. But I am still in doubt. If he is then this is another shameful issue next to the 30-year-old Filipino nurse — Jonathan Aquino — who was sentenced to jail after he was caught on a hidden camera attacking an 80-year-old Alzheimer's patient in the United Kingdom.
jailbase.com has the following info:
Name: ROLAND DENSEN Get Notified Search for More Arrests View Source Individuals are Innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Booked by Bergen County Sheriff's Office on May. 18, 2012 for Sex Crimes, Crimes Against Children
Gender:M
U.S drone attacks in Pakistan killed 27 in Total
U.S drone attacks in Pakistan killed 27 in Total
REUTERS reported U.S drone attacks in northwest Pakistan on Monday resulting to 15 casualties. According to the news, this attack would likely add tensions between Washington and Islamabad amid a standoff over NATO supply routes to Afghanistan.
Officials said that this 3rd attack in three days targeted a militant hideout located in the Hesokhel Village of the North Waziristan
tribal region.
Death toll in the past three days now increased to 27. Unmanned planes-U.S. drones hit targets in the South Waziristan tribal region on
Saturday and Sunday.
United States and Pakistan are having difficult negotiations for the re-opening of the overland supply routes to NATO fources in Afghanistan. Islamabad blocked the routes in November 2011 after 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed by cross-border "friendly fire" from NATO aircraft.