Authorities in Pennsylvania say a former pro boxer was involved in a standoff with police in Philadelphia earlier this week. According to Fox News, 52-year-old Meldrick Taylor was arrested on Monday, about an hour and a half after he allegedly first barricaded himself inside a ground-floor apartment. “I ain’t coming out,” he reportedly told SWAT …
A former standout reality television contestant is facing decades behind bars if convicted for charges related to a recent arrest. According to USA Today, 31-year-old Antonella Barba was arrested on suspicion of felony heroin distribution last week by authorities in Norfolk, Virginia. Initial details were scant, but the charge indicates she allegedly arranged to sell …
A gamer who traveled from New Jersey to Florida to compete in the Jacksonville Madden Championship alongside the suspect accused of shooting and killing two people described the shooter as a “weird” person who was cold to other competitors. CBS47 reports that Dennis Alston, known as “Evil Ken,” competed in the Madden football video game tournament …
The suspected gunman in Sunday’s fatal mass shooting at a Jacksonville gaming tournament was recently seen in an interview bragging about his video game skills. David Katz allegedly killed two people and injured several more before turning the gun on himself in a chilling scene that was broadcast on the online gaming platform Twitch. A …
The former operations director of a Kansas water park was arrested Friday on involuntary manslaughter charges for the 2016 death of a boy on a 168-foot water slide. Per The Kansas City Star, ex-Schlitterbahn employee Tyler Austin Miles, 29, was arrested in connection with the August 7, 2016, death of Caleb Schwab, 10. Miles worked at the Kansas City …
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In-N-Out Burger is taking Smashburger to court, after claiming the “Smashburger Triple Double” too closely resembles their famous “Double-Double” burger. In their trademark infringement lawsuit filed Monday, In-N-Out claimed that Smashburger’s newest item will “likely confuse and mislead the consuming public,” into believing the two fast food chains and their products are affiliated, The Orange …
Kim Kardashian West’s company has been named in a $100 million lawsuit for its endorsement of a product designed to help consumers take “the perfect selfie.” According to the Hollywood Reporter, Snap Light, LLC, a manufacturer of lighted phone cases, filed a patent infringement lawsuit on Monday against Kardashian West’s company, Kimsaprincess, Inc. The suit …
