Archive for December, 2022
Ava Allen, 17, And Jaelen Yracheta, 18, Found Fatally Shot Inside A Vehicle In South Milwaukee
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 30, 2022
Both Allen and Yracheta are cousins, according to sources.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 30, 2022
South Milwaukee, Wisconsin – On Thursday, December 29, 2022, the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed that a 17-year-old Hispanic female and 18-year-old Hispanic male, both related were pronounced deceased at 10:57 p.m. at 5th Ave. and Bay Heights Road in South Milwaukee. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office declared it a double homicide.
The victims were identified by sources as Ava Allen, 17, and Jaelen Yracheta, 18, who were cousins.
Apparently, the deceased victims were found fatally shot in a vehicle by Yracheta’s mother, according to the preliminary homicide investigation.
Allen went to Franklin High School and Yracheta graduated from South Milwaukee High School in 2022, according to sources.
The South Milwaukee police are investigating the double shooting homicide and are looking for a suspect(s) in the murder case.
Three Charged, Kevin McCaa, Charles Ducksworth Jr. And Shanelle McCoy By Feds In Connection With The Homicide Of U.S. Postal Letter Carrier Aundre Cross In Milwaukee
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 30, 2022
U.S. Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Wisconsin confirmed that two men and a woman have been charged in connection with the homicide of a 44-year-old U.S. Postal letter carrier in Milwaukee.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 29, 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin- United States Attorney Gregory J. Haanstad of the Eastern District of Wisconsin announced that on December 28, 2022, a federal criminal complaint had been issued charging three individuals with offenses related to the killing of Aundre Cross, 44, an on-duty United States Postal Service letter carrier on December 9, 2022 in Milwaukee.
The complaint alleges that Kevin McCaa, 36, and Charles Ducksworth Jr., 26, both of Milwaukee, murdered or aided and abetted the murder of Cross, a postal employee, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1111, 1114, and 2(a). The complaint also alleges that McCaa and Ducksworth Jr. discharged a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 924(c) and 2(a). If convicted of either offense as charged, each individual would face up to life in prison. Discharging a firearm in connection with a crime of violence also triggers a mandatory minimum sentence of ten years in prison.
The complaint also charges another Milwaukee resident, Shanelle McCoy, 34, with providing materially false statements to law enforcement investigating the murder, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1001(a)(2), a charge that carries a sentence of up to five years, and committing misprision of a felony, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 4, an offense which carries a sentence of up to three years in a federal prison.
The complaint also contains additional charges against McCaa and Ducksworth Jr. The complaint alleges that on or about December 27, 2022, Ducksworth Jr. possessed marijuana with the intent to distribute it, in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Sections 841(a)(1) and 841(b)(1)(D), a charge which carries up to a five year sentence, and possessed a firearm during and in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 924(c), which would result in a sentence of five years to life upon conviction.
Finally, the complaint alleges that on or about December 27, 2022, McCaa possessed ammunition despite being a convicted felon, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 922(g)(1) and 924(a)(8). The offense of unlawful possession of ammunition carries a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison.
Feds and local law enforcement were able to locate the suspects by video surveillance footage of the vehicle’s license plates, cellphone records and fingerprints.
A $50,000 reward was offered by the U.S. Postal Service for information leading to the arrest of the suspects.
27-year-old Sildian E. Torres Fatally Shot During Christmas Eve 2022 In The Southside Of Milwaukee
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 25, 2022
Police are investigating the death of 27-year-old Torres who was found shot at the 2900 block of W. Greenfield Ave. in the Southside of Milwaukee.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 25, 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – On Christmas Eve, Saturday, December 24, 2022 police responded at 6:59 p.m. to S. Layton Blvd. and W. Greenfield Ave. in the Southside of Milwaukee to shots fired and a vehicle accident.
Police found a 27-year-old Sildian E. Torres shot in the chest and a vehicle crash. Torres died at the scene in the 1300 block of S. 29 Street, according to the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Police blocked W. Greenfield between S. 26 to S. 29 including S. Layton Blvd. during the fatal shooting homicide investigation.
Police are seeking a suspect(s) in connection with Torres murder.
Torres is survived by a young son.
$50K Reward Offered For Information Leading To The Arrest Of Suspect(s) In The Homicide Of 44-year-old U.S. Postal Service Letter Carrier Aundre Cross In Milwaukee
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 11, 2022
Cross was fatally shot while delivering U.S. mail, according to police.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 11, 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – On Friday, Aundre “Andre” Cross, 44, a letter carrier was fatally shot while delivering U.S. mail at the 5000 block of N. 65 Street around 4:38 p.m., according to police. Cross had 18 years of service as a United States Postal Service (USPS) letter carrier.
Police say a suspect(s) is being sought who was driving a silver Audi QS SUV with tinted windows and is considered armed and dangerous. Police haven’t confirmed, if Cross was the intended target.
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect(s) in connection with Cross’s murder.
Waukesha County Family Court Illegal Witch Hunt – T he Unjust Persecution Of Julie C. Valadez In Wisconsin
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 9, 2022
The following is the tragic story of a loving mother, Julie Valadez who suffered domestic abuse and had been allegedly raped on multiple occasions by her abusive spouse Ricardo Valadez that eventually ended in a divorce. She has also gone through years of suffering after her 4 special needs children were illegally taken away by Waukesha County family court Judge Michael J. Aprahamian and then reaffirmed by Judge Ralph Ramirez, two known corrupt and inept judges that failed to follow state laws protecting domestic abused victims and their children including ignoring Wisconsin State of Appeals court decisions claiming alleged illegal acts committed in the Valadez divorce case by both judges. The children were placed in sole custody of the abusing spouse by Judge Aprahamian.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 9, 2022
Wuakesha, WI – Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) first broke the story on August 2021 and was later picked up by other media sources and to date, the Waukesha County family court continues to be the most corrupt judicial system that has failed countless families going through a divorce due to inept and corrupt judges who continuously practice their own interpretations of state laws and who have failed to follow Wisconsin state laws, which also includes ignoring appellate decisions from the Wisconsin State Court of Appeals rulings to reverse their decisions of alleged illegal acts committed in the Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case (2018FA000296) in Waukesha County.
Julie has been given credit for being the first domestic abused victim in Wisconsin to publicly document her tragic plight on her Facebook account, which includes countless documents, court transcripts and filed appeals showing the illegal acts and decisions committed by both Judges Aprahamian and Ramirez including the alleged illegal acts by Guarian ad Litem (GAL) attorney Molly J. Jasmer in the Valadez divorce case.
Ricardo Valadez is also known as Rick, a former Pastor at Brookside Baptist Church in Waukesha.
To date, both Aprahamian and Ramirez haven’t been removed from the bench or held accountable for their illegal acts while on the bench by the Wisconsin Department of Justice or the Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers office including the Republican controlled legislature and the Wisconsin Judicial Commission that supposedly handles complaints about judicial impropriety. In other words, rogue judges that allegedly commit illegal acts, ignore state laws and ignore WI State of Appeals Court rulings are not held accountable in Wisconsin.
In July 2022, a recall effort to unseat both Aprahamian and Ramirez in Waukesha County failed to get enough signatures to hold a recall election to remove them from the bench. No local mainstream media outlets other than HNNUSA reported the recall effort.
On December 6, 2022, Judge Ramirez denied Julie’s request to appear by Zoom (virtual appearance) for a court hearing motion to relocate case to another venue and summary judgement filed by Julie. Ramirez had ordered for an in-person court appearance by all involved in the case. GAL attorney Jasmer filed motion to find Julie in default for not appearing, which Julie was actually waiting in the Zoom waiting room, but Judge Ramirez wouldn’t allow her to appear by Zoom for the hearing. (A judge must make accommodations for everyone to appear whether by in-person or by Zoom, if the person filing a motion for the purpose of hearing can’t appear, then the hearing is rescheduled to allow the individual to appear. In this case, Ramirez definitely appears to discriminate with inappropriate judgement to hold a hearing without the individual that filed the motion(s).)
The Julie Valadez v. Ricardo Valadez divorce case strongly indicates that the Waukesha County family court is allegedly operating as a criminal enterprise without a state audit and accountability. The Wisconsin Judicial Commission also has had no history of being audited by the state to check, if the Judicial Commission actually investigates corrupt and inept judges in Wisconsin when complaints are filed by victims.
HNNUSA on Thursday received a press release from Kathy ‘Alamea-Xian, the Executive Director of Protective Makua, a State of Hawaii non-profit organization that claims Julie currently has refugee status as a political refugee for domestic abuse and unjust persecution in Wisconsin. ‘Alamea-Xian also claims that this case reveals continuing unlawful acts by a rogue court under presiding Judge Ralph Ramirez, Julie has faced unjust persecution and continued forced separation without just cause, in retaliation for marring the reputation of the Waukesha family court, over which the Judge Jennifer Dorow, now running for a seat for the state’s Supreme Court, formerly presided as its Chief Judge.
The following is the press release from the Protective Makua organization.
Wisconsin domestic abuse survivor, Julie C. Valadez won four appeals finding that the Waukesha family court unlawfully placed her four children in the sole custody of her undisputed domestic abuser, Ricardo Valadez.
BACK STORY: Waukesha family court’s Judge Michael Aprahamian and GAL Molly Jasmer sought to unlawfully criminalize Julie for fraudulent contempt charges***, because they had no way to justify their illegal taking of Julie’s four children.
*** The Wisconsin Court of Appeals found this to be unlawful and vacated these malicious attempts earlier this year. The Court of Appeals also found that the placement of Julie’s children with their undisputedly determined domestic abuser, Ricardo Valadez, was also unlawful.
However, instead of following the directive of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, Judge Ramirez decided to redo the entire divorce matter, allowing Ramirez and GAL Molly Jasmer continue their unlawful placement of the children with their domestic abuser and further their intent to unjustly incarcerate or involuntarily commit Julie in egregious violation of her Constitutional rights.
The illegal takings of her children, abrogation of her custody rights, and continued forced separation of her and her children is already unconstitutional.
During Judge Ramirez’s unconscionable retrial of Julie’s divorce matter he improperly scheduled a three-day hearing which lacked notice or a discovery period and where Ramirez harassed, sanctioned, and actually stopped the proceeding for 15 minutes at a time for Julie objecting to Ramirez’s denials of her constitutional rights and for her requests to have him clarify what motion was being heard that day, since the notice was unclear. Each sanction against Julie amounted to $100 per instance.
As a result of Ramirez’s behavior in qualifying Julie’s right to object and request to clarify as “interruptions” he set Julie up to be vulnerable to instant incarceration for contempt. This was after Ramirez effectively precluded Julie from her right to an attorney when he gave her only two weeks to seek representation then stated, “there is no attorney who would come here on June 1st and say ‘I can be ready by those dates.’” stated in hearing on May 16, 2022. Due to the credible threat of arrest without a lawyer present to protect her, Julie left the proceeding in fear of such real possibility.
PAST INJUNCTIONS
Julie’s previously granted Domestic Abuse Injunction, to which her abuser stipulated, in Waukesha County was improperly assigned to Judge Ramirez by Hon. Jennifer Dorow when Julie filed for an extension to the Injunction. It was unjustly dismissed by Ramirez for failure to prosecute.
Over the pendency of this case, Julie has had to constantly relocate due to the continuing threat of domestic abuse and likelihood of lethality by Ricardo Valadez as well as the Waukesha court’s unlawful acts leading to the disclosure of her Wisconsin Department of Justice Safe-at-Home address (protected by the Wisconsin Department of Justice).
After an unlawful disclosure prompted by the Waukesha family court, someone attempted to break into Julie’s home. She immediately relocated again and had to relocate a total of four times due to acts initiated by Waukesha family court leading to the unlawful continuing disclosures of Julie’s residential address protected by the Safe-at-Home program.
Julie filed for a petition for an Injunction in Dane County using her Safe-at-Home address, and after a 20-minute soliloquy wherein which Judge Remington seems to litigate the matter in his own head, Judge Remington dismissed Julie’s injunction after disclosing on the record that Judge Ramirez is an old law school friend of his.
If a party is physically unable to be in court, a judge may not schedule a hearing knowing she cannot attend, for good cause.
Because of the unlawful persecution of Julie by Waukesha County Court, Julie has obtained refugee status in a foreign country as a political refugee fleeing domestic abuse lethality and unjust persecution.
Therefore, Julie has a due process right to appear via zoom or phone because she cannot physically attend in person, which the judges in Waukesha have known for a while now, because of their past and ongoing attempts to unjustly persecute Julie frivolously based on fraudulent actions of GALs. Julie has not committed any crime.
What is happening to Julie Valadez is indeed a court sanctioned witch hunt in political retaliation for her appellate court wins, drawing light to the unlawful behavior of the Waukesha County Court, over which Hon. Jennifer Dorow presided as Chief Judge at the time.
But the court’s unlawful behavior not only affects Julie and her four children, but also dozens of innocent mothers in Waukesha in the same proceedings with the same judges, pointing to entrenched institutionalized sexism.
FACTS TO KNOW
MYTH: Julie is overreacting and past domestic abuse “wasn’t that bad.”
FACT: Ricardo Valadez pled the 5th for repeatedly raping and repeatedly threatening to kill Julie in the civil divorce case resulting from an initial criminal case against Ricardo Valadez for domestic abuse. He has also admitted for the record to committing perjury, hitting his disabled children.
MYTH: Julie has abandoned her children.
FACT: Julie fled Wisconsin because of Ricardo Valadez’s threats to kill her and the court’s malicious prosecution, unlawful criminalization, threats to imprisonment, unsubstantiated allegations of mental illness from the bench (disproven), and other unlawful procedures. Julie currently has refugee status as a political refugee for domestic abuse and unjust persecution.
MYTH: Julie’s actions in absentia have harmed her children, especially her Facebook posts about the court’s unlawful behavior.
FACT: These allegations are based on the junk science of parental alienation, which is inadmissible in courts as these allegations are without causation, not science-based, and fail evidentiary standards for courts to consider them true. There has been no proof that her facebook posts, defending herself and exposing the court personnel and asking for her children has been correlated to any harm on the children. Her children are traumatized from being forcibly separated from Julie and have since been coerced, enticed, and forced to comply with their undisputed domestic abuser. Hence they must do and say what he wants them to do or say.
MYTH: Julie is responsible for not sending EBV to school.
FACT: EBV’s truancy was fabricated and concocted while he was attending school virtual during the global pandemic in an act of fraud to justify the GAL Molly Jasmer’s illegal takings her son and subsequently her other three children.
MYTH: Julie has rejected seeing her children in supervised visitation opportunities.
FACT: First, supervised visitation is grossly unwarranted here. Julie is not the abuser, Ricardo Valadez is the abuser. Second, Julie has been trying daily to facilitate communication with her children through the children’s individual and family therapy sessions she has set up and that they have ongoing. Ricardo Valadez has aggressively blocked Julie’s efforts to see her children.
Protective Makua represents Julie C. Valadez as her domestic abuse advocate agency. Julie is available for interview by the press by contacting us at: (415) 236-3808 or email: makua@protectivemakua.org
Update:
On December 11, 2022, Julie Valadez filed a Motion for Reconcideration on Dismissal dated December 6. 2022 and Motion to Request Clarification with the Wisconsin State of Appeals Court District II, to reconcider Case #s 2021AP180 & 2020AP1738; Facebook link (18-page Appeal filing doc also filed on December 12, 2022 at the Clerk of Courts, Waukesha County): https://bit.ly/3himDRU
Supplement Memorandum for recusal of Waukesha County Judge Ralph Ramirez filed on December 13, 2022 by Julie Valadez
https://bit.ly/3PvPvDa
19-year-old Ricardo Olmeda Fatally Shot At The 800 Block Of W. Madison St. In The Southside Of Milwaukee, Suspect(s) Sought By Police
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 8, 2022
Olmeda was fatally shot multiple times, according to police.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 8, 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – On Wednesday, December 7, 2022 at around 2:57 p.m., Milwaukee police responded to gunshots fired at the 800 block of W. Madison St. and found Ricardo Olmeda Martinez, 19, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.
Olmeda suffered gunshot wounds to the head and abdominal area (stomach) of the body.
The Milwaukee Medical Examiner’s Office pronounced Olmeda deceased at 3:20 p.m. and ruled the death as a homicide.
Olmeda was accompanied by a friend or acquaintance who also witnessed the shooting death. Multiple nearby street construction workers managed to flee the scene when the shots were fired.
Police are reviewing nearby surveillance camera footage in an attempt to identify the suspects. Police continue to investigate the circumstances leading up to the fatal shooting and are seeking a suspect(s) in the homicide case.
16-year-old Chevaz Collins Fatality Shot Shortly Aftering Leaving Basketball Game At South Division High School In The Southside Of Milwaukee
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 6, 2022
Collins, a Marshall High School sophomore was the intended target, he suffered gunshot wounds to the head, neck and chest. Collins died near South Division High School, according to police.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 6, 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – A 16-year-old Black male was declared deceased by the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office on Saturday, December 3, 2022 at around 10:00 p.m. in the 1600 block of S. 13 Street in the Southside of Milwaukee.
Police responded to a shooting by South Division High School ay 9:30 p.m. and found Chevaz Collins, aka, Lil Chevy with multiple gunshot wounds to the head, neck and chest. Life saving measures were administered by first responders, but were unsuccessful and the teen succumbed to his injuries at the scene, police reported.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled it a homicide.
The preliminary report indicates that Collins. A sophomore from Marshall High School was attending a basketball game at South Division High School in the Southside of Milwaukee on Saturday night and he apparently walked out of the game by himself when he was targeted by a suspect(s) near the school.
Police are reviewing surveillance cameras in the area in an attempt to identify the suspect(s) in the case. Police continue to investigate what circumstances led to the fatal shooting of the 16-year-old and a suspect(s) are being sought in connection with the homicide case.
Former MATC Administrator And Long Time Mexican Fiesta Entertainment Coordinator Arturo Martinez Passed Away
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 4, 2022
Martinez was well known for his volunteered efforts to contract Tejano music venue for the three-day Mexican Fiesta in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 4, 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Arturo S. Martinez, 69, PhD, who formerly worked at the Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) for nearly 30 years and was the former Adult Basic Education (ABE) Director at MATC has passed away, according to family members on Sunday.
Dr. Martinez moved to Nevada in November 2021 after he accepted a cabinet level position with the College of Southern Nevada (CSN). Dr. Martinez became the head the Division of Workforce and Economic Development for the College of Southern Nevada. This Division includes the Department of Adult Basic Education, the Department of Apprenticeship, and the Department of Continuing Education. Martinez also had a direct oversight for the College of Southern Nevada’s two community education centers (Sahara West and Westside Ed and Training Center).
Dr. Martinez was well known in the Latino community for his life long dedication of creating educational opportunities for Latinos in the Milwaukee Metro area and Wisconsin. He was also a long time volunteer for the Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (WHSF/Mexican Fiesta) as an entertainment coordinator for the three-day annual Mexican/Tejano music venue at the Summerfest grounds, including the Secretary of the WHSF Board of Directors.
Dr. Martinez moved back to Milwaukee in 2022 for medical reasons, treatment and passed away at Froedtert Memorial Hospital on Sunday.
Arturo S. Martinez obituary link: https://bit.ly/3PbunBL
Defeated Candidate Ricardo Rangel Jr. For Laredo City Council District 2 Files Lawsuit Claiming Voter Fraud That Includes 4 Local Police Officers
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 1, 2022
Rangel’s lawsuit claims that at least 51 individuals allegatedly committed voter fraud by using 9 different addresses and claiming to reside at these addresses when allegedly they did not, which included 4 Laredo Police officers, 1 U.S. Border Patrol agent, 2 real estate agents, City employees and etc.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
December 1, 2022
Laredo, Texas – On November 8th, Ricardo “Richie” Rangel Jr., a candidate for the Laredo City Council in District 2 was defeated by Daisy Campos Rodriguez by 6 votes and a recount resulted with 5 additional votes with a total of 11 votes. Rodriguez was declared the winner in the Laredo City Council District 2 seat.
According to Rangel’s lawsuit against Daisy Campos Rodriguez filed on November 29th in Webb County, Rangel alleged that the following 18 individuals related to Rodriguez used an address claiming that they all reside at 3003 Pecos Plaza, which they do not, according to Rangel’s lawsuit. Apparently, the address and property is owned by Rodriguez’s uncle, Jorge Arturo Campos.
The 18 individuals include:
1. Kate Samalie Meza
2. Karla Jocelyne Pereyra
3. Alejandro Rojas
4. Jorge Alberto Aguilar
5. Keidy Vianey Alfaro
6. Edgar Garcia
7. Juan Ramon Rios
8. Jorge Armando Rosales
9. Ashley Nicole Rios
10. Jorge Alberto Campos
11. Jennifer Giselle Adame
12. Edgar Raul Campos
13. Leslie Aguilar Campos
14.Lilian Campos
15. Jessely Fuentes
16. Becky Denise Jimenez
17. Dayra Anarely Ramos
18. Juan Rios
Also, named in Rangel’s lawsuit that allegedly committed voter fraud are the following Laredo Police Officers.
1. Juan Guadalupe Villa
2. Vicente Rodriguez
3. Raul Rios
4. Bryan Vicharelli
Rangel is seeking as a remedy for the Webb County Court judge to order an election machine count, for Rodriguez to pay court fees and attorney fees for Rangel, for votes cast by the individuals named in the lawsuit to be voided, criminal charges to be sought for those found to have committed voter fraud and for the Court judge to order a new election for the Laredo City Council District 2 seat.
The Rangel lawsuit also claims that due to the alleged voter fraud committed by Rodriguez’s family members, relatives and friends, Rangel should be declared the actual winner of the November 8, 2022 General Election for the Laredo City Council District 2 seat.
The following is the court case contesting the results of the election in District II, Ricardo Rangel filing the lawsuit against Daisy Campos Rodriguez.
10-year-old Noah Charged As An Adult With 1st-degree Reckless Homicide For The Death Of His Mom, Quiana M. Mann, 44, Over Refusing To Get Him A VR Headset From Amazon
Posted by hngwiusa in Uncategorized on December 1, 2022
Noah, 10, was charged with one felony count for the November 21 murder of his mother over her refusal to get him a VR headset from Amazon. After killing her, he went online and purchased the VR headset for himself.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
November 30, 2022
Milwaukee, Wisconsin – The young son of Quiana M. Mann, 44, has been charged as an adult after he confessed to his relatives of intentionally shooting his mother in the face resulting in murder on November 21 at the 7400 block of N. 87 Street. 10-year-old Noah was charged with one felony count of 1st-degree reckless homicide and his bail was set at $50,000. He is currently being held at the Milwaukee County Secure Juvenile Center pending the outcome of the homicide case.
If convicted, Noah is facing up to 60 years in prison and would be detained at a juvenile secure facility until he gets older and then transferred to adult prison.
According to the criminal complaint, Noah after fatally shooting his mother in the face, he went to his 26-year-old sister who was sleeping un another room and told her Mann was shot in the basement of the home. Mann’s daughter went to the basement and found her mother suffering from a gunshot wound to the head.
Noah’s sister told police that her young brother suffers from anger and rage issues including from multiple imaginary people that speak to him, which includes two sisters, a man and another man who he described “as mean.”
Shortly after the shooting, Noah confessed to his aunt that he fatally shot his mother after grabbing her keys and getting a loaded hand gun from a locked gun box.
Police initially believed Mann was shot accidently by Noah and was allowed to stay with family members after the shooting, until family members notified police that Noah had confessed of intentionally shooting his mother.
Police say in the complaint that Noah admitted, he knew that shooting his mother was wrong.
The criminal wasn’t clear, if one of the imaginary people that Noah hears in his own mind influence the deadly shooting.
The criminal complaint says that Noah became upset when his mother woke him up early on November 21 and she refused to order a Oculus Virtual Reality Headset (VR headset) for him from Amazon.
After Noah’s arrest, he began to ask police investigators and family members, if his VR headset had been delivered to his home.
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