– Michelle Lee Boat, 59, is accused of killing 46-year-old Tracy Mondabough in May 2020.
– ‘I just snapped,’ Boat said during testimony Tuesday at the Marion County District Court.
– Boat’s attorneys claim she had a mental breakdown during the stress of the COVID pandemic.
– Boat is facing first-degree murder charges.
– An unidentified man was seen being led away from the King Soopers grocery store in Boulder.
– The man appeared to have blood running down one leg, and he was loaded into an ambulance and driven to a hospital.
– Boulder Police Commissioner, Kerry Yamaguchi, would not confirm if the suspect was the bearded man seen in video from local television stations being escorted from the store.
– Sources say at least 6 people were killed at King Soopers on Monday.
– The incident reportedly began shortly before 3 p.m. when witnesses reported a gunman began firing in the parking lot.
– Eight people are dead after a gunman opens fire in two Asian massage parlors in Atlanta.
– The suspect, Robert Aaron Long, claims he had a sex addiction and wanted to eliminate the problem.
– Authorities said it was too early to determine if the shootings were a hate crime.
– “The rise in crime has been incredible,” Nancy Grace said, adding that the victims of the massage parlor shootings were mostly Asian women.
– Feature photo via Brynn Anderson/AP
– Officers with the Atlanta Police Department responded to a vehicle fire on March 7.
– A dog owner told the officers that the pet was tied up near the car fire.
– “The officers quickly leapt into action, placing themselves in harm’s way to free the dog,” APD said.
– The dog “maintained his composure” and bravery while the officers rescued him.
– We give him a 12/10. He’s a good boy,” APD said.
– Two Florida women were reportedly caught getting a COVID vaccine while dressed up as elderly women.
– The incident happened at the Orange County Convention Center in Florida.
– According to police, the women arrived at the center in bonnets, gloves, and glasses.
– Although they were not arrested, police sternly admonished them and gave them a trespassing warning.
– “You’ve stolen a vaccine from somebody that needs it more than you,” a deputy said.
– “You’re lucky you’re not getting arrested right now,” another deputy said.
– Both women apologized before driving away from the site.
– A Wisconsin slow plow driver is being hailed a hero after saving a boy from the subzero cold.
– David Gerhke spotted the boy during the early morning hours on Friday. The boy was wearing no shoes and no jacket.
– The young boy told police he thought he was home alone because his mother was not there.
– The child’s mother was at work while he was being cared for by an aunt.
– Authorities gave Gerhke a certificate of appreciation for finding the child.
– “I’m so thankful. What are the odds that he would find him at that exact moment that he pretty much came outside?” the boy’s mother said.
– President Donald Trump’s outgoing administration is seeking to strike down the entire Affordable Care Act (Obamacare).
– The Supreme Court is hearing arguments two consolidated cases: Texas vs. California and California vs. Texas
– The court’s decision will likely shape the healthcare policy for Americans over the next four years.
Photo Credit: Erin Schaff/The New York Times via AP, Pool
– The coffin of the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg arrived at the Supreme Court Wednesday morning.
– The coffin will lie in repose for two days.
– Ginsberg, 87, passed away on September 18 from pancreatic cancer issues.
– Ginsburg, known affectionately as “RBG,” had served on the Supreme Court for over 27 years.
– Ginsburg was the first Jewish justice of the Supreme Court, and the second woman.
– ‘Ruth is gone and we grieve,’ Chief Justice John Roberts said in his eulogy. ‘Of course, she will live on in what she did to improve the law and the lives of all of us.’
– Ginsburg’s casket will be open for public viewing from 11 a.m. to 10 .pm. Wednesday, and from and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday.
– Ginsburg is the first woman to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol.
– Ginsburg was the first woman to be hired with tenure at Columbia University School of Law.
– In 2019, Ginsburg won the Berggruen Prize for Philosophy & Culture after her contributions to social justice and equality.
– In 2020, Ginsburg was the recipient of the National Constitution Center’s Liberty Medal.
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