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Widow condemns "barbaric" death of driver beaten over masks
The assault on Philippe Monguillot has scandalized France. President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday dispatched the interior minister to meet the driver's widow after his death was announced Friday. He had been hospitalized in critical condition after the July 5 attack.
Veronique Monguillot said she told the minister, Gerald Darmanin, that she and their three daughters were “destroyed” by the attack on her husband at a bus stop in Bayonne, southwest France.
“We must bang a fist on the table, so this never happens again,” she said. “It's barbaric, not normal. We must stop this massacre."
Coronavirus and racism could worsen black suicide rate, experts warn
Coronavirus update: Democratic Louisiana governor issues mask mandate as state’s death toll rises
California to release 8,000 inmates in attempt to combat COVID-19 spike in prisons
As Texas morgues fill up, refrigerator trucks are on the way in several counties
Florida sets grim coronavirus record with nearly 500 deaths in one week
Coronavirus: Orange County reports 1,251 new cases and 9 new deaths
Patient dies after catching coronavirus at 'COVID party' in Texas
Sheriff's Commander Chris Marks said Thursday that the investigation revealed Fuller, 24, suffered from mental illness and took his own life early on June 10 in a park near City Hall in Palmdale, a community of about 150,000 people north of Los Angeles.
At the time his body was found, deputies found no evidence of a crime and an autopsy conducted the next day resulted in an initial finding of suicide.
Gender questioning teenager dies by suicide after being bullied and body-shamed by classmates
The teenager from India said they had started to feel like they could be trans.
“I cannot earn like you. I have girl-like features and even my face is like them,” they continued.
“People laugh at me. Even I have started feeling that I am a ‘kinnar’ (transgender).
“My life will darken your life and that is the reason why my death is necessary. Please bless me that I take birth as a girl. If a girl is born in our family, then you must believe that I have returned.”
Black Teen Found Dead, Hanging in Texas Not Victim of Foul Play, Police Say
"Homicide investigators were able to review school surveillance cameras and found no signs of foul play in this tragic incident," a statement from the Harris County Sheriff's Department said.
A 17-Year-Old Who Organized A BLM Protest Had A Burning Cross Placed In His Yard, Cops Said
Former Head of Diversity: ‘Black Lives Did Not Matter at Morgan Stanley’
White Man Tells Black Teen in Gated Community She Doesn't Belong There
Viral Video Shows Racist Getting His Ass Handed to Him at Supercuts
White man rescued by Black Lives Matter protester is former police officer
‘The Good Place’ Producer Megan Amram Apologizes for Past Offensive Tweets
Filipino American confronted for BLM message sheds light on form of genteel racism, experts say
Being Black at work right now means doing a lot of extra emotional labor
A study examined the death certificates of LGBTQ teen suicide victims. This is what they found.
LGBTQ youth are both more likely to be bullied and more likely to report suicidal thoughts and behaviors than cisgender, heterosexual youth. A team of researchers set out to determine if the two high rates are related.
The researchers examined death records for teens from 2003 to 2017, examining both the coroner’s or medical examiner’s report and police reports about the suicides. Since the records don’t always say how a decedent identified, the researchers looked for keywords describing how their families saw them, if they had a same-sex boyfriend or girlfriend, or if they were taking steps toward a transition.
Overall, they counted around 3% of the nearly 10,000 suicide records they had access to as LGBTQ. The researchers note that this is probably an undercount – there may have been LGBTQ youth whose death certificates and police reports didn’t mention their gender identity or sexual orientation in any way.
Religion can make gay youth more likely to commit suicide
A group of gay men threw a days-long “rona rave” in NYC. Some of them are healthcare workers.
The group of four girls from Millstone, New Jersey were walking in the early hours of April 22 when Wilson, 21, and his brother Wilfrid Cesaire, 28, both from Asbury Park, pulled over to the side of the road and invited the juveniles into their car.
At least three of them were sexually assaulted, police say.
North Carolina Mom Kills 4-Year-Old Stepson With Plastic Bag, Then Murders Husband Decades Later
How Camcorder Footage Exposed a Famed New York City Cantor’s Shocking Child Sexual Abuse
Man Allegedly Killed Girlfriend And Her Two Sons, Then Dumped Them In The Desert
Man killed in midday Uptown shootout was targeting rival gang members: prosecutors
'Giving' Utah Mom in Training to Become Nurse Is Killed in Murder-Suicide: 'Great Mother'
Santa Rosa Man Suspected In Stabbing During Fight Over Stolen Bike
Calif. Cops Arrest and Release Man Three Times in One Day Thanks to State Bail Ban
Family Dollar security guard shot to death after telling shopper to wear mask
"These kinds of high-risk sex offenders are the most dangerous kind of criminal and the most likely to re-offend," Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said in a news release. "They are doing everything they can to avoid detection by the parole officers assigned to monitor them so they can potentially commit additional sex offenses. These are not the kind of people who should be getting a break."
The sex offenders — convicted of crimes ranging from indecent exposure and sexual battery to child molestation — were released beginning April 7, many of them spending just days behind bars instead of the six months required by law for registered sex offenders who violate parole by removing or disabling GPS monitors.
"It is not the Court's responsibility to control the jail population by releasing these dangerous criminals back into our communities," Spitzer said. "The residents of Orange County deserve to have the peace of mind that registered sex offenders are being held accountable and not just let out the front door of a jail by a court commissioner who refuses to follow the law."
A cult leader held ex-gay torture sessions in her home. A former follower came back with a gun.
Indiana postal worker may have been fatally shot over delayed stimulus check
Heavily tattooed Florida man allegedly abducted, drugged, beat woman in camper
Ariz. Mom Was Seen 'Screaming for Help' Before Being Found Dead — as 4 Women Are Arrested
Man left with fractured face in ‘transphobic or homophobic’ London tube attack
Ex-NFL Linebacker Telvin Smith Accused Of Having Sex With Underage Girl
Teen Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Frederick Fair Attack
The video, which was posted to Twitter by the boy's family and their friends, shows a Rancho Cordova police officer beating the teen as he struggles on the ground. After it was shared tens of thousands of times, authorities said the incident was under review — but also that the boy resisted detention as the officer attempted to investigate a potential crime.
"It’s important to put video footage into context, especially in relation to a use of force incident," Sacramento County Sheriff's Sgt. Tess Deterding said in a statement.
Pregnant N.J. Restauranteur Who Appeared on MasterChef India Killed in Apparent Murder-Suicide
Nanny Who Says She's a Porn Actress Accused of Child Sex Abuse, Cops Urge Children to Come Forward
Wis. Teacher Set up Secret Instagram Account to Send Nude Photos to Boy, 14, She Sexually Assaulted
‘Baby killer who shoved girl in backpack to die’ demands jail release over coronavirus fears
Man 'kills girlfriend, her daughter then himself' as victim's sister, 12, finds bodies
Dad 'murders nine-year-daughter' after release from jail in coronavirus amnesty
3 Babies Were Abandoned at Fla. Apartment Complex Over 3 Years — and They All Have the Same Parents
Louisiana man angry over stimulus check set mom’s shed on fire: cops
Deputies: Man shot after allegedly attacking a couple
Air Force Member Allegedly Killed Sunday School Teacher Who Vanished from Mennonite Community
Dan Patrick on coronavirus: 'More important things than living' 
Patrick was heavily criticized last month after he suggested in an interview with Fox News' Tucker Carlson that he and other senior citizens might be willing to die to save the economy. He stood by his statements in a new interview with Carlson on Monday night, saying, "We are crushing the economy."
"And what I said when I was with you that night, there are more important things than living. And that's saving this country for my children and my grandchildren and saving this country for all of us," Patrick said Monday night.
He went on to say that he didn't want to die but that "we've got to take some risks and get back in the game and get this country back up and running."
RHOC's Kelly Dodd Says Coronavirus Is 'God's Way of Thinning the Herd' Before Apologizing
Andre Stone, 38, walked into the Shamokin Police Department Tuesday afternoon and approached an officer he knew to confess to the murder of 45-year-old Dawn Latsha, according to the arrest affidavit obtained by The Daily Item.
The affidavit alleges that Officer Raymond Siko II greeted Stone upon entry and Stone responded with, "I killed my girlfriend and I wanted to tell you," PennLive reported. Stone also allegedly produced cellphone photos of Latsha's corpse.
"I couldn't take it anymore and I strangled her," Stone stated, according to the affidavit.
LPD: Man accused of quadruple murder has prior charges
3 Dead, 1 Hurt in 4 Separate Philly Shootings
Man Sues Psychiatric Hospital After Ex Kills Herself And Their Young Son In House Fire
Gay Couple Spat At, Called "Cancer Homos" in Viral Video
“I hope it helps to share this story,” Fabio told local television AT5. “This makes me so angry. That this is happening here in 2020 without us provoking anything.”
Teen was bullied so badly he got a concussion & attempted suicide. Now his mom is suing the school.
This Is How Zoom Can Fight Homophobia and Racism For Users
The rise of domestic abuse during COVID-19 in LGBTQ relationships and how you can get help 
However, what do the figures tell us about right now for LGBTQ victims? Sadly nothing. If you were heterosexual I would be able to tell you that every domestic abuse charity in England and Wales has seen a rise in calls to their helplines and in daily visits to their websites (Refuge has recorded a 25% rise in calls and over 100% rise in daily visits to their website). I could even tell you with (disturbing) confidence that this rise has been recognised across the world, but the LGBTQ victim’s voice remains shrouded.
Elderly San Francisco Woman Assaulted and Robbed In Home Invasion
Sheriff: 2nd arrest in connection with kidnapping, killing
Transgender people in Panama alarmed by gender-based coronavirus quarantine rules
New York Man Kills 12-Year-Old Daughter, Wife, Himself In Suspected Double Murder-Suicide
Police: Florida man fatally shoots wife, 2 sons and self
Tori Spelling slammed for charging $95 fee for virtual meet-and-greet
Remember the Yentl model. She was a woman pretending to be a man so she can prove to the world she was an equal and a survivor. Do what looks best on you. Bring gender back! We need to blend, just for a little bit. 07-Apr-2020
An 11-year-old gave birth, Missouri police said. Three of her relatives are facing charges
Police charged a 17-year-old with incest, statutory rape and statutory sodomy of a child, documents say, after he told investigators he did not know the girl was pregnant.
A man and a woman are each accused of child endangerment, and the woman faces an additional allegation of failing to provide medical care for the birth. The adult male triggered the investigation when he brought an infant, who had a temperature of 90 degrees and was still attached to the umbilical cord, to a hospital for treatment on Feb. 11.
World Rallies Around Bullied 9-Year-Old Boy With Messages Of Support
Ex-Ohio State football players charged with rape, kidnapping
