GREENACRES, Fla. — A woman is accused of swiping a purse from a Greenacres daycare drop off and attempting to buy a PlayStation 5 with the victim’s credit card.
On the morning of February 17, the suspect, later identified as 33-year-old Kelly-Ann Hernandez, stole a woman’s purse from her car while the victim was dropping off her child at daycare in Greenacres.
According to Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) deputies, she left the driver’s side door of her Jeep open in an attempt to conceal her actions as she entered the victim’s vehicle.
After the burglary, deputies say Hernandez went to a nearby Walmart and attempted to purchase a PlayStation 5, however, the victim’s card declined at the counter.
When deputies reviewed the cameras, they noted that Hernandez’s Jeep had entered the daycare parking lot, which is located down the road from an Elementary School.
A deputy visited the elementary school located under a mile from the daycare, where he reviewed footage that showed the same vehicle dropping off two school-aged children minutes before the crime. Deputies were able to identify Hernandez by searching school records of the children’s guardian.
An additional records check was performed on Hernandez, which revealed she had two previous felony theft convictions in 2024 and 2019.
Deputies booked Hernandez for burglary, felony petit theft, fraudulent use of personal ID, and fraudulent use of a credit card.
2025.3.1 88-year-old man accused of fatally shooting 87-year-old wife in Chantilly
The husband shot his wife during an argument, police said.
An 88-year-old man is in custody in Chantilly, Virginia, after allegedly shooting and killing his 87-year-old wife inside their home on Friday morning, police said.
The shooting took place inside the couple’s home on Pennypacker Lane, just before 6 a.m.
When police arrived at the single-story home near Dulles International Airport, officers found an unsettling scene.
The husband shot his wife during an argument, police said. It’s not yet clear what they were arguing about before it escalated to gunshots.
The couple’s daughter was the one to call 911 after shots were fired. Police do not believe she is a suspect in the case, but said she is cooperating with the investigation.
Police arrested the husband and questioned him Friday afternoon.
Neighbors told News4 that there had never been any police activity at the couple’s house before Friday, and the couple had lived in their home for decades.
2025.3.1 Man charged in NW Side shooting that left 40-year-old critically injured
CHICAGO – A Chicago man has been charged in connection with a Northwest Side shooting that left a 40-year-old man critically wounded, authorities said.
Arrest in NW Side Shooting
What we know: Sean Ahern, 32, faces one felony count of attempted first-degree murder and one felony count of aggravated battery/discharge of a firearm, according to Chicago police.
He was arrested Feb. 27 in the 6400 block of N. Rockwell.
Authorities said Ahern shot and critically injured the 40-year-old man on Feb. 17 in the 4000 block of W. Cornelia.
He was taken into custody and charged accordingly, police said.
What’s next: Ahern was scheduled to appear in court for a detention hearing on Saturday, March 1.
TOWANDA, Pa. — A Gillett man will spend some time in jail and will have to pay a fine for trying to cash fake checks in Sayre during the summer of 2023.
Robert A. Horton, 48, was sentenced to a minimum of 254 days to a maximum of 23 months and 29 days in the Bradford County Correctional Facility after pleading guilty to theft by deception ( a first-degree misdemeanor), according to the Bradford County District Attorney’s Office. He must also pay a $2,000 fine.
Horton’s Feb. 11, 2025, guilty plea and his sentence are related to Horton attempting to cash fake checks. The district attorney’s office says Horton attempted to pass two fraudulent checks through the C&N Bank on Elmira Street in Sayre on June 22, 2023. An officer from the Athens Township Police Department filed charges against Horton after the attempted fraud.
Although the bank caught the fraud before the intended victims lost any money, the district attorney says it was a serious offense, and Horton deserves the sentence. Horton’s criminal history of bad checks, theft, and larceny in New York contributed to his sentence.
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