Digital Brief: January 10, 2022 (PM)
Jessica Kartalija has your Tuesday night Digital Brief.
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CBS-LosangelesOrange County doctor identified as cyclist who was struck from behind, stabbed in Dana Point
Michele Gile provides continued coverage on the tragic incident that occurred in Dana Point on Wednesday, when a cyclist was struck from behind by a vehicle before the driver got out and stabbed him. Authorities have now identified both the victim and the suspect involved.
- CinemaBlend
As Julie Chrisley Settles Into Prison Stint, Details Emerge About Her Time Behind Bars
With Julie Chrisley now settling into her prison sentence, Savannah Chrisley has shared details about her mom's time behind bars.
- Miami Herald
Homestead teacher confesses to having sex in classroom with 12-year-old, police say
An elementary school teacher in Homestead was charged Wednesday with having sex with one of his students. The relationship, police said the 13-year-old victim told them, was “romantic” after referring to him as her “boyfriend.”
- Green Bay Press-Gazette
Lac du Flambeau tribe in northern Wisconsin blocks road amid a land dispute, stranding some non-Native residents. Here's what to know.
The road has been closed since Jan. 30, leaving some non-Native residents feeling stranded in their homes.
- Detroit Free Press
Bodies found in Highland Park apartment building; family of missing rapper notified
Armani Kelly, Montoya Givens, and Dante Wicker were set to perform at a Detroit club on Jan. 21. No one has heard from the three men since.
- Blavity
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Revokes Membership Of Memphis Officers Involved In Tyre Nichols’ Death
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. has revoked the membership of the former Memphis police officers involved in the death of Tyre Nichols. The organization stated they will also be barred from any privileges awarded to active members.
- Fox News
Trans woman faces indecent exposure charge for being naked in front of young girls at YMCA ladies' locker room
A transgender woman was charged with three counts of indecent exposure after women complained of a naked man walking around in the women's locker room of a YMCA gym in Ohio.
- TODAY
How Todd and Julie Chrisley are spending their time in prison
Savannah Chrisley says "Chrisley Knows Best” stars Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley are doing better than expected in prison.
- The Daily Reporter
Jackson sentenced to 10-30 years in domestic violence case
Matthew Jackson, 33, will spend a minimum of 10-30 years in prison for what prosecutor Zack Stempien called, “the most significant domestic violence case that I've ever seen.”
- BuzzFeed
This Woman Is Starting A Conversation About The Toxic Double Standards In Society, And Her Illustrations Are Spot On
Illustrator Lainey Molnar is challenging double standards in society through her thought-provoking art. "The amount of women who feel seen and empowered to talk about things considered taboo? It's magic."
- Miami Herald
How police officers on horseback patrol South Florida. Watch how they handle the crowds
Some officers have a different kind of vehicle.
- Victorville Daily Press
Operation Dust Devil update: Arrests, citations, towed vehicles and education
Week six of Operation Dust Devil included towed vehicles, citations, arrests and over 1,000 educational contacts.
- Fox News
NYPD clears out group of migrant 'single men' refusing eviction from ritzy Manhattan hotel
NYPD officers cleared out illegal migrants refusing their eviction from a ritzy Manhattan hotel Wednesday night, after three days of the migrants protesting in the street.
- INSIDER
Todd and Julie Chrisley are doing 'really well' in prison, where they are running card games and sharing the word of God, daughter says
Savannah Chrisley said in a podcast episode that her parents are making friends and keeping busy as they serve their respective prison sentences.
- Associated Press
Lawsuit can proceed against Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse
A federal judge in Wisconsin ruled Wednesday that a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the father of a man shot and killed by Kyle Rittenhouse during a protest in 2020 can proceed against Rittenhouse, police officers and others. The father of Anthony Huber, one of two men shot and killed by Rittenhouse, filed the lawsuit in 2021, accusing officers of allowing for a dangerous situation that violated his son's constitutional rights and resulted in his death. Anthony Huber's father, John Huber, also alleged that Rittenhouse, who was 17 at the time of the shootings, conspired with law enforcement to cause harm to protestors.
- Fox News
Mexico tourist whacked with stick, heckled after illegally climbing sacred Mayan pyramid
A Polish tourist in Mexico was seen in a viral video being hit with a stick and heckled by a crowd after running up the steps of a sacred Mayan pyramid.
- In The Know by Yahoo
Woman unwittingly stirs up U.S. passport debate on TikTok
TikTok is up in arms because of this British woman's street interview.
- Kansas City Star
Teacher blindfolded young girls before sexually assaulting them, Michigan officials say
One of the girls was sexually assaulted during vision tests, officials said.
- Miami Herald
72-year-old cleaning court cell ends up trapped for days without food, Florida cops say
The woman was found by a deputy when the courthouse reopened on a Monday morning, police said.
- Detroit Free Press
Judge goes off on Kwame Kilpatrick: You haven't changed
Judge blasts Kwame Kilpatrick, says he's still living large, ignoring his debts and refusing to own up to his crimes.