BEACON TRANSCRIPT – Last week, Niagara Falls Police aided by agents from NYPD and U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitive Task Force arrested 35-year-old Yong Lu. The Brooklyn man has been on the run since he allegedly chopped off his pregnant wife’s arm in a fit of anger.

Brooklyn Man Planned on Swimming to Canada, Authorities Declared

On Saturday, a police task force took Lu into custody. The suspect was inside the One Niagara food court when he was identified by a police officer. He was arrested without any incidents.

According to an NYPD spokesperson, the Brooklyn man has been sought by the authorities ever since his wife’s been admitted to a New York hospital with a severed limb.

Lu’s wife told the police that on Thursday, around noon, she got into an argument with her husband. Reportedly, Lu became angry because the couple’s 7-year-old son was late from school.

Things took a turn for the worse, as Lu picked up a steak knife and assaulted his wife. Following the attack, the woman lost her right arm and two fingers from the left arm.

When she arrived at the hospital, the ER doctors decided to place her in an induced coma, as Lu’s wife was pregnant. Reportedly, the surgeons have been successful in reattaching Mrs. Lu’s severed limb.

Meanwhile, the Brooklyn man confessed that after assaulting his pregnant wife, he planned on fleeing the country. More than that, he said that he had been more than willing to swim to Canada.

Conclusion

 

The authorities managed to track down the suspect after a bus driver notified the police about a man who wanted to ride illegally on a bus. Allegedly, Lu approached the bus driver and asked him if he could ride to Canada in the vehicle’s luggage compartment.

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BEACON TRANSCRIPT – On Saturday, police agencies from three different counties arrested a 23-year-old individual who stole a vehicle from Jackson County. According to the probable cause affidavit, the Oregonian was high on LSD while stealing the car and hallucinating. He told the authorities that he thought he was in Grand Theft Auto.

Grand Theft Auto Wannabee Carjacker Led Authorities on Wild High-Speed Chase

According to a Jackson County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson the incident, which occurred on Saturday, involved a 23-year-old Gran Pass man who allegedly had consumed LSD.

On that day, two deputies were right outside a Gran Pass shop waiting for a car to be taken in tow. Anthony Clark, the intoxicated Oregon man, seized the opportunity and got behind the car’s wheel.

The man led the authorities on a 40-mile high-speed chase through three different cities. During his attempt to elude the authorities, Clark damaged a homeowner’s fence and sped over two police spike traps.

A couple of traffic monitor officers saw Clark driving the wrong way at least a couple of times. The mad racer was taken into custody after ramming a stopped police cruiser.

During questioned, the individual confessed to taking LSD before boarding the vehicle. More than that, according to the authorities, the suspect was having hallucinations, believing that the carjack and high-speed chase were part of a real-life Grand Theft Auto.

Reportedly, after crashing into the police cruiser, the individual ran on foot and attempted to steal a second vehicle.

Conclusion

Unfortunately for the Rockstar Games fan, he now faces charges in three different counties. In Jackson County, Clark was charged with reckless driving, reckless endangerment, running from a police officer on foot, running from a police officer in a vehicle, driving under the influence, and unauthorized use of a vehicle.

Subsequently, the Ashland Police Department charged the Grand Theft Auto man with first-degree criminal mischief, running from a police officer,  second-degree criminal trespass, and stealing a vehicle.

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BEACON TRANSCRIPT –  California detectives are investigating a blitz and extremely violent encounter that left three California teenagers with extensive head injuries. Based on the police report, the attack was sudden and ‘very targeted.’ Witnesses claim that the attackers used hammers and wore masks to conceal their faces.

One of Three California Teenagers in Critical Condition

Sergeant Brian Cleveland of the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office said that the attack occurred on early Monday morning. Based on the victims’ testimonies, all three teenagers were fast asleep in a garage adjacent to an Aptos residence, when a car pulled outside the home.

Three men came out of the car, went inside the garage, and clobbered the victims. According to Sergeant Cleveland, two of the vics were fast asleep while the third one, a 17-year-old boy was awake.

In only 30 seconds, the masked felons rendered their victims unconscious and removed several items from the garage.

Sergeant Cleveland believes that this attack was targeted, and the assailants could have had a beef with some of the teenagers.

It’s still unclear who called the authorities after the attack. All three California teens were taken to the hospital. The two 16-year-olds were treated for non-life-threatening injuries and released home later that day.

Unfortunately, the 17-year-old is still being kept in the hospital’s ICU as his injuries are far more severe. According to a hospital spokesperson, the victim was brought with severe head trauma and a fractured skull.

Conclusion

The doctors were forced to induce an artificial coma, as the teenager kept seizing in the ambulance. Sergeant Cleveland said that the Sheriff’s Office is trying to identify the perpetrators’ getaway vehicle based on the descriptions provided by two on the teens.

For the moment, the only info available is that the suspects could be in their 20s.

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