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10/12/2026

Sick SoCal business owner accused of creepy bathroom tactic to perv on customers
A creepy SoCal business owner is accused of using sick tactics to spy on customers at his Covina automotive business — including attaching a hidden camera to his shoe to film up women’s skirts.

The Ontario Police Department arrested Young’s Automotive owner Bryce Neighbors, 39, of Upland last week after an investigation involving possession of child s*xual assault material.

At his business, police say Neighbors planted multiple hidden cameras inside the bathroom to record unsuspecting customers. Cops also determined he used the hidden shoe camera to record up women’s dresses.
Ontario police ultimately arrested Neighbors for possession and distribution of child s*xual abuse material.

He was booked at the West Valley Detention Center on multiple felony charges, including commercial distribution of obscene material depicting minors and possessing or controlling child s*x abuse material.
He posted bail on Oct. 1 and has been released.

Ontario cops are concerned there are additional victims who have not been identified.

Anyone who may have been a victim or has information on the case is urged to call the Ontario Police Department at 909-986-6711 or Detective Robson at 909-408-1648.

Anonymous tips can be provided to We-Tip by calling 844-909-3006, texting “REPORT” to 844-909-3006 or online at wetip.com.

10/12/2026

‘Drunk’ off-duty ICE agent shot after he’s rousted from sleep on California family’s front lawn
A Fresno family found an allegedly intoxicated off-duty ICE agent asleep on their front lawn, shooting and handcuffed him after he attacked them while refusing to leave.

David Gonzalez, 32, of Texas, was discovered by police detained and with a gunshot wound to the stomach around 3:20 a.m. Friday in the area of East Dudley and North Broadway Street.

It’s unclear why the the off-duty agent decided to pass out on the family’s lawn, but he allegedly responded with hostility after they tried to wake him.

Police determined that a woman discovered Gonzalez on her lawn after returning home and told her 72-year-old father, who urged the man to leave.

Gonzalez then allegedly resisted, forcing the elderly man to the ground. When the daughter intervened, Gonzalez also allegedly attacked her.

The 72-year-old then allegedly pulled out a gun and shot Gonzalez in the stomach. The woman’s boyfriend, an off-duty cop, then arrived and handcuffed Gonzalez.
The agent, who ICE says was off-duty at the time, was taken to the hospital and is expected to be booked into the Fresno County jail.

Gonzalez has been charged with felony vandalism and battery.

ICE told YourCentralValley.com that it is “referring inquiries regarding this incident to the Fresno Police Department.” Officials added that the ICE agent was alone at the time.

Fresno police told the outlet the elderly man is not facing charges for shooting the man. They added that the 72-year-old legally owned the fi***rm.

The incident stunned the local community.

“This is an example of an innocent life being put at risk because you have irresponsible adults with guns and intoxicated. The fact that they are drinking and getting drunk in the neighborhoods in which they are terrorizing is just so stupid,” Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias said.

“I’m more worried about the fact that we have federal agents that are getting insanely drunk and then passing out on random citizens’ lawns and then being woken up by them and trying to attack them,” a local resident added.

Fresno is the largest city in California’s Central Valley.

10/12/2026

Dad’s fatal beatdown of mom exposed by teen son before NorCal hospital drop-off
The Bay Area father who admitted to killing his wife had beaten her so badly the night before that she repeatedly lost consciousness and defecated on herself, the victim’s teen son revealed.

Roy Anthony Lopez, 37, from Morgan Hill, was arrested after bringing his gravely injured wife, Jasmyne Garcia, 34, to Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose on Saturday morning and confessing to killing her.

The couple’s teenage son told the police that Lopez brutally beat the mother as the teenager and two of his siblings, age 6 and 3, were home, according to the Mercury News.
The 14-year-old boy alleged that Lopez was intoxicated and “grabbed him by the neck, and slammed his head against the bed multiple times” when he asked if he could go and ride his bike with a friend, a detective wrote in an affidavit.

The teen left the home, but his dad continued his violent assault on his mom, witnessed by his younger siblings.

“Daddy got mad,” the 6-year-old told authorities, adding that he “hid under the bed” while his dad continued to punch his mom in the face.

When the teen returned home around 8 p.m., he “observed blood throughout the residence, holes in the walls, water throughout the kitchen,” authorities said.

She was “awake but unable to speak, groaning in pain, and suffering from severe facial injuries,” the affidavit said.

“[The teen] stated her eyes were swollen, her face appeared inflamed, and she was unrecognizable.”

The son also said his mother defecated on herself and could not stand.

Garcia was allegedly left on the floor with her injuries until the next morning, when Lopez sobered up and drover her to the hospital, where staff found her inside his car in the parking lot.

Lopez has been charged with murder and child endangerment.

Garcia’s family described her as a “devoted mother” to her three kids and “her children were her world, and the love she had for them was immeasurable,” according to a GoFundMe campaign. “Her greatest joy was being their mom.”

“She was a beloved daughter, a proud daddy’s girl, a sister to one but truly a sister to so many. She was the kind of person who made people feel loved and welcomed, and her presence touched more lives than she may have ever realized,” the description added.

The Santa Clara County Department of Family and Children’s Services placed the children in its custody Saturday.

10/12/2026

Investigators probe election fraud after mail stolen in broad daylight from quiet California neighborhood
A brazen broad-daylight mail heist in Sacramento has sparked election fears after officials revealed that ballots may have been swept up in the theft just as voting day approaches.

The fast grab unfolded around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the College Glen neighborhood, where surveillance footage captured a man pulling up in a gray SUV, popping open a postal truck’s rear compartment and making off with trays of mail.

A witness at a nearby home watched the theft unfold, authorities said.
Now, investigators are scrambling to determine whether election ballots were among the stolen mail.

US Postal Inspector Jonathan Lanning confirmed that ballots may have been caught up in the heist.

“Mail was stolen, and there may have been ballots affected by the theft,” Lanning told KCRA.

The theft comes as Sacramento County had just mailed out ballots with Election Day fast approaching — raising concerns that some voters could be left waiting for their chance to cast a ballot.

Local resident Mary Brown told KCRA she never received a scheduled USPS delivery that was supposed to include ballots for her great-grandchildren.

“I looked at my informed mail, and it was supposed to have my great-grandchildren’s ballot,” Brown said. “It was mailed. It should’ve been in my mailbox that day.”

Brown only learned about the theft through a neighborhood app, leaving her unsure whether the ballots had been sn**ched along with the other mail.

The uncertainty left her worried that her great-grandchildren could miss their chance to vote.

“I was panicked because they weren’t going to be able to vote,” Brown said.

But election officials say voters whose ballots never arrive have options.

Sacramento County elections office employee Ken Casparis told KCRA that anyone who does not receive their ballot can request a replacement by contacting the office.

“You can contact our office to request a replacement ballot,” Casparis said. “You can do that either by phone or email. And we’ll go ahead and reissue your ballot for you.”

The county will only count the first ballot it receives with the voter’s valid signature, he said.

Postal investigators are urging voters to track their ballots through the California Secretary of State’s website and stay alert for missing mail as the investigation continues.

The US Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the theft.

Anyone with information is asked to call postal inspectors at 1-877-876-2455.

10/12/2026

Silver lining for California bride-to-be who had wedding proposal interrupted by ‘racist’ neighbor
A California bride-to-be whose marriage proposal was ruined by a woman’s racist outburst in Laguna Beach was gifted a wedding dress from a bridal store owner who heard about her harrowing ordeal.

Hayley Lugo received the dress from the owner of the Saint Clark Bridal Suite in Monrovia, after the proposal was hijacked by a woman who told Lugo and her boyfriend to “go back to Mexico” as a mariachi band played at their engagement.

“We live in a world [where] people can be pretty hateful,” owner Lisa Clark told CBS News. “So I wanted to make sure that she understood that the world is not full of hate and there is still kindness, and if this is something I could do for her, I wanted to do it.”

Lugo said she felt grateful for the free dress after the traumatic experience that was caught on camera.

“Very blessed to be receiving the gown and that there’s so many kind people out there who are still willing to help us despite what happened,” she said.

She appeared to pick out a strapless white dress adorned with pearls around the blouse.

The silver lining comes after the couple was approached by a woman walking a dog at Crescent Bay Point Park in Laguna Beach.

As an arranged mariachi band began playing, the unidentified tormentor told Lugo and her fiance Emmanuel Banuelos’ to “Go back to Mexico.”

“It hurts a lot because it’s not just us there,” Lugo told ABC 7. “She’s being mean to the whole Mexican culture, the whole Hispanic culture, like everyone’s felt it.”

Banuelos said Lugo had “fallen in love” with mariachi music and he “really wanted” her to hear it during the proposal.

The couple said the woman approached them before unleashing her verbal assault on video.

Haley’s sister and the engagement’s videographer, Trinity Lugo, said the woman set upon them and the camera set up to film the engagements.

“The park is for people who live here and enjoy the park and have picnics,” the woman says in the video.

As the couple arrived and the mariachi music played, she began escalating her verbal tirade.

“Bulls–t. It’s f–king Mexican. This isn’t Mexico either, you motherf–ers,” the woman is heard saying. As she walks past the couple, she yells: “Go back to Mexico.”

“I could not believe that I was being told those words,” Trinity recalled. “At first I thought, you know, she was just a normal Karen.”

Laguna Beach city officials said they would not comment on private individuals but condemned the woman’s actions.

“The City of Laguna Beach is aware of the video from Crescent Bay Point Park on October 2. Laguna Beach has long been a place of acceptance and inclusion,” read a statement.

“We reject hateful language and behavior of any kind as it does not reflect our community’s values.”

10/11/2026

White House blasts NYC’s ‘reckless’ sanctuary policies causing death of innocents
The White House on Saturday slammed New York City for being a sanctuary city for immigrants and for creating conditions that have led to violent crimes and other chaos.

“Radical Democrat politicians must stop releasing criminal illegal aliens from jails into our communities,” fumed White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis.

“These reckless policies have consequences and far too often they are the death of innocent Americans. Extreme Democrats must stop putting criminal illegal aliens above American citizens.”
The Trump administration is vigorously defending the actions of ICE agents who shot criminal migrant Oscar Belgal, 28, in the Bronx Thursday — arguing that situations like his could have been avoided had NYPD handed over suspects to immigration authorities before releasing them.

The Dominican migrant had a lengthy criminal record yet stayed on the streets under New York’s bail and sanctuary policies, according to sources and court records.

Belgal is believed to have entered the US illegally around 2022. A year later, he robbed someone at gunpoint in Fordham Heights, and he was convicted in 2025. Within months, he was allegedly caught selling drugs, and sources say he is tied to a violent street gang.

Belgal’s case is not the only one the administration is pointing to. Several high-profile cases involving suspects previously arrested and released by the NYPD have become central to its argument.

D’Angelo Caraballo and Sneider Mejia Bautista, the illegal aliens accused in the stabbing of off-duty NYPD Det. Jose Mercedes last week, had been previously arrested on separate charges and released. Authorities say they pulled up to Mercedes on an e-bike, then tried to sn**ch his gold chain. When he fought back, he was stabbed seven times.
Cristian Aybar-Berroa, 22, and Miguel Francisco Mora Nunez, 21, the suspects who shot an off duty Customs and Border Protection agent during a July moped robbery in Fort Washington Park in Manhattan, had been arrested by the NYPD and released.

Aybar-Berroa, who entered the country illegally in 2022 during a crush of migration under the Biden administration, was cuffed eight times by the NYPD after a federal immigration judge ordered he be deported in 2023 — getting released each time.

As The Post previously reported, Mora Nunez had multiple arrests in New York, including a pair in August 2024 after allegedly assaulting a pregnant woman. He was also wanted on weapons and kidnapping charges in Massachusetts.

Richard Williams, an 83-year-old Air Force veteran, died from a brain bleed after being shoved onto the F/Q subway tracks in Manhattan in March by a Honduran illegal who had been deported four times.

Police called that suspect, Bairon Posada-Hernandez, a “serial criminal” with at least 15 charges on his rap sheet. Charges included simple assault, domestic violence, and obstruction of justice.

And the year before murdering nursing student Laken Riley while the 22-year-old was out jogging at the University of Georgia in 2024, Tren de Aragua member José Antonio Ibarra had been arrested and released by the NYPD for driving a scooter with his 2-year old, who wasn’t wearing a helmet, on the back. He was also wanted on an arrest warrant in Georgia.

The cases have become am******on in the wider fight over sanctuary-city policies, with federal officials arguing that local authorities’ refusal to cooperate with immigration enforcement can leave dangerous suspects at large.

White House border czar Tom Homan blasted so-called sanctuary-city policies during an appearance on Fox News Saturday, while defending the ICE agents who fired on Belgal’s vehicle as his 5-year-old son sat in the back seat.

“They performed exactly as they were trained. This man tried to run an officer over. He feared for his life, so he took action,” Homan told the network.

“Many of these instances could be avoided if they’d simply give us access to the bad guy in the safety and security of the jail rather than release him into the community.”

The NYPD has said its hands are tied because of the law.

Law enforcement experts say the policies carry risks beyond the courtroom.

“Several states have challenged federal immigration enforcement in ways that, in my view, create unnecessary risks for civilians,” said Michael Alcazar, retired NYPD detective and adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

“By prohibing local police from assisting ICE during operations, they limit the ability to maintain a safe and controlled environment.”

10/11/2026

9 people, including 2 children, dead in suspected murder-suicide at Pennsylvania home
Nine people were killed – including two children and a pregnant woman – when a gunman opened fire in a suspected murder-suicide at a Pennsylvania home on Friday night, according to officials.

Police responded to reports of a shooting at around 5 p.m. at a home in the city of Erie and found two women fatally shot in the road outside the house and six additional victims, along with the deceased suspect, inside the home.

“It was horrific. It was the worst scene I have ever experienced,” Erie Police Chief Rick Lorah said at a press conference.

“We said that there were a devastating amount of people inside there. There’s more than five. We were not sure at that point we could say ten because one of those individuals is pregnant.”

Lorah stated that of the nine total dead, eight were related to each other — including the shooter — while one of the victims killed outside was a family friend.

“I think that mental health is at play here,” said Lorah, adding that “I think it’s too soon to really go into a motive at this time.”

The victims included a 5-year-old boy and a 1-year-old girl on the first floor; two women, including a 24-year-old and a 44-year-old, and two men, ages 19 and 21, in the second-floor stairwell; and two women, ages 51 and 37, found outside.

The suspect, a 45-year-old male, reportedly shot himself afterward. A fi***rm was found on him.

Lorah stated that no gunshots were fired after officers arrived on the scene and that loud noises heard during the police response were from flashbang devices used by the SWAT team.

Police say they recovered camera footage from a next-door neighbor’s home showing two women arriving at the house in distress, pacing and pounding on the door to get someone’s attention.

“We received a Ring doorbell camera from a residence right next door that also records audio,” explained Lorah.

Nine people were killed in a suspected murder-suicide
Police responded to reports of a shooting at around 5 p.m. at a home in the city of Erie

“And in that is where we were able to see those two females pacing back and forth outside the residence, they were trying to get neighbor’s attention, they were pounding on the door,” he continued.

“We hear what we believe to be what we assume to be muffled gunshots in that audio, very faintly, scream, and a few shots fired and that’s where we believe those two outside victims were hit.”

Erie mayor Daria Delvin expressed her condolences to the families who lost loved ones and offered the community’s support.

“I want to start by speaking directly to the families who lost loved ones last night. I am so deeply sorry,” said Mayor Devlin.

“What happened was horrific, and I know there is nothing I can say today that will make this any easier. But I want you to know that our entire community is thinking of you, grieving with you, and here to support you.”

The shooting happened on the 700 block of Perry Street, located on Erie’s East Side, a historically working-class area.

Erie County District Attorney Elizabeth Hirz cautioned the public not to spread rumors or misinformation outside of the authorities’ official narrative as the shooting is investigated.

“As the investigation continues, I want to make an important appeal to our community,” said Hirz.

“Please do not allow rumors, speculation, or unverified information to add to the pain these families are already experiencing.”

10/11/2026

Baby thrown from NYC balcony clings to life as vigil held for Bronx mom killed after plummeting 15 stories with infant
The baby who plunged from a 15th-floor balcony in her mother’s arms when the two were allegedly pushed by the child’s monster father in the Bronx has taken a turn for the worse and is in dire condition at a hospital, The Post has learned.

“They are keeping their fingers crossed,” a hospital insider told The Post of the 8-month-old’s condition. “She is not doing well.”

Little Angel Novalty Carrasco-Ramirez was taken to Jacobi Hospital after she miraculously survived the fall that killed her mom, 23-year-old Nathaly Ramirez on Tuesday. The infant has since been transferred to Cohen Children’s Medical Center in Queens.

Ramirez’s ex-boyfriend and Angel Novalty’s father, Angel Carrasco, 31, fled but was arrested Wednesday by US Marshals and NYPD cops.
He was taken to Jacobi for a medical evaluation after the atrocity and is facing murder and attempted murder charges. His arraignment is pending.

Mourners gathered for a vigil on Saturday at the building where Ramirez and her baby were pushed.

Around 200 people attended the vigil, which was adorned with purple and white balloons and heart-shaped candles and was sponsored by We All Really Matter (WARM), an organization that helps cover funerals for domestic violence victims.

Attendees chanted “Justice for Nataly” and “Long live Nataly.”

Ramirez’s heartbroken mom, who identified herself as Nathaly, thanked everyone for coming to the vigil and talked about how her daughter “helped mistreated women, and men.”

“She loved honestly,” the mom and grandmother told the crowd. “She hugged with a tenderness that only had peace.”

Photos of other domestic violence victims, including Lovay Williams, stood nearby.

Williams was found beaten to death inside her Washington Heights apartment on West 156th Street in Manhattan’s Washington Heights neighborhood on Sept. 6. Tiliek Shamel Thompson, 41, was charged with murder, strangulation, assault, and child abandonment in connection with her death. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges he faces.

Brianna Rios, a domestic violence survivor who was once consoled by Ramirez, spoke to the gathering about the tragic mom’s trials with Carrasco.

“Natalie, unfortunately, is being added onto this very long list of beautiful faces and names,” Rios said.

Rios called for change when it comes to domestic violence and “protecting family, children, and these beautiful women.”
“The police were called to Nathaly’s home over five times,” the 24-year-old said.

“The killer of Nathaly Ramirez was arrested two times – once for slapping her, the second time for breaking and entering into her home. .. Not only was he able to get next to her again, he was able to kill her.”

10/11/2026

California concertgoers fall prey to cruel tactic as cars vanish from parking lot
Some Sacramento concertgoers found themselves facing a $562 headache after returning to parking lots after a music fest to discover their cars had vanished — with one festivalgoer claiming he got back a vehicle so badly damaged he can no longer drive it.

Bruce Capagli is among a growing number of drivers questioning the legitimacy of a towing operation that directed motorists to an unmarked dirt lot to reclaim their vehicles after being questionably towed while attending the Aftershock rock festival, CBS Sacramento reported.

The operation used the name J&B Towing on its paperwork, but questions about its licensing and towing authorization remain unanswered.
Capagli’s ordeal began after he parked in a lot on Bercut Drive to attend the festival. When he returned, his car was missing, and a temporary sign directed him to call a phone number.
Rather than explaining what happened, the person who answered gave him an address on Del Paso Boulevard.

That address was tied shared office with an auto body shop — not where Capagli ultimately collected his car. He said he was transported in a white Honda Civic to a dirt field in a residential neighborhood.

“I knew something was up when we saw a rig that was a Lincoln Navigator with a trailer pulling another car off the lot,” Capagli told CBS.

The pickup location had no signage identifying a towing business. Drivers were nevertheless presented with preprinted receipts demanding $562 to retrieve their vehicles.

Capagli also questioned the paperwork authorizing the tow. An affidavit named Allied Universal as the party requesting it, but the phone number on the document was connected to the towing operation. Capagli believes the document was forged.

Allied Universal said had no such towing arrangement and was not responsible for the parking facilities.

“Our services at this location only include guarding services in the lobby inside the building of one tenant. We do not provide guarding services over the weekend and we are not responsible for the building’s parking facilities. In addition, Allied Universal does not contract with towing services,” the company told CBS.

The receipts themselves raised further concerns for Capagli, who said they omitted the vehicle identification number and the times the car was towed and released.

He eventually recovered his vehicle, but claims that damage left it undriveable. His insurance company is treating the incident as a stolen vehicle rather than a tow involving damage, he said.

Other motorists have described similar experiences, including the same phone-number detour and $562 charge.

Drivers also provided receipts bearing the J&B Towing name for incidents in other Sacramento locations and on different days.

The company’s owner told CBS on Friday that the business was legitimate but provided no license number, declined interviews and failed to supply requested licensing documents.

10/11/2026

NYPD detective stabbed 7 times during brazen Bronx robbery tells The Post he’s on the mend
An NYPD officer who was stabbed and slashed seven times by a brazen pair of Bronx thugs last week, told The Post he’s on the mend after being released from the hospital Monday evening.

Det. Jose Mercedes said “I’m feeling much better, thank you,” when reached by The Post on the phone Saturday.
The off-duty detective — a 10-year veteran with the NYPD — was ambushed in broad daylight by an e-bike-riding duo who tried to sn**ch the cop’s gold chain while he was cleaning out the trunk of his car in Norwood on Oct. 2, officials and sources said.

Mercedes, 33, assigned to the 44th Precinct, put up a fight and tried to defend himself from the crooks.

The brutes knifed the detective at least seven times in the neck and leg before ripping the chain from his neck and fleeing the scene on a motorized bike, according to sources and cops.

Terrifying footage obtained by The Post showed Mercedes covered in blood being loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher after the brutal melee.

Mercedes was rushed to Jacobi Medical Center and was released several days later.

The wounded cop was all smiles as he was wheeled out of the hospital in Morris Park on Monday evening to salutes and rapturous applause from dozens of fellow Finest as bagpipes played in celebration of his release.

A beaming Mercedes stood up from his wheelchair and flashed a thumbs-up to the crowd of cops that gathered in support.

Police identified the alleged attackers on Tuesday who were caught on surveillance footage speeding away from the scene.

The accused slasher was identified as 25-year-old D’Angelo Caraballo, while the suspect behind the wheel of the bike was ID’d as Sneider Mejia, 24.

Both suspects — identified by the feds as illegal migrants from the Dominican Republic — were found by the US Marshals Service hiding in a basement of a home in Lynn, Massachusetts and taken into custody, the NYPD said Wednesday.

They will be brought back to New York City to face attempted murder charges, according to the NYPD.
The brazen duo were ordered held without bail during their joint appearance in Lynn District Court Wednesday.

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