Rohan Unnikrishnan

Defying all odds, at her 29th week of pregnancy an Ohio nurse gave birth to a boy under sedation. As of Tuesday, she remained unaware of giving birth.

The couple got married five years ago and often had altercations regarding their financial crisis.

The incident was even more horrifying because both the victim and the suspect were pregnant.

The fifth-grade teacher at Pawnee Elementary School is accused of sexual assault for “lewdly fondling or touching” a child under the age of 14.

He was shot multiple times in the body and once to the head.

An investigator was assigned to the incident after the issue heated up as several supervisors had responded to the scene.

Several neighbors tried to help the dog but it was all in vain as they couldn’t enter the house.

The Child Protection Service is now working alongside the police in finding out what happened to the child.

Although an official confirmation about the victim’s identity is yet to be released by the officials, his mother Latifah Shakir confirmed her son’s death on her Facebook page.

The horrifying incident was caught on surveillance camera and the video footage was under the custody of the police.

The officers took charge of the investigation after the hospital officials reported that on Saturday afternoon a man entered their facility and stole a sealed specimen that was to be tested for coronavirus.

The victim, who was just weeks away from graduating from Terra Environmental Research Institute, was pronounced dead due to serious injuries to her pelvis and abdomen.

The agent was armed with a .40-caliber semiautomatic handgun when he barricaded himself inside a church.

"The cause of death reportedly was due to the stresses and pressures from coping with the self-isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic,” the girl's coach said.

The accused, identified as 46-year-old Brent Smith, was being arrested for threatening his mother with a butter knife.

The couple was engaged just three months after they met in a spiritual workshop about a year ago.

A six-month-old baby girl died after her grandfather accidentally dropped her from the upper floor of their house.

"I think God was looking down because we have a former EMT and a former paramedic in the cop and the sergeant," NYC Police Commissioner Dermot Shea told local media.

With the help of a surveillance video and the tips received from the residents, the deputies were able to trace and track Cestoni who was taken into custody.

The gruesome crime is believed to have occurred after a dispute between the two escalated and turned physical.

The father immediately pulled the child out and realized she wasn’t breathing and tried providing her with some of his own by giving her a CPR. But it was too late.

"Five rockets were fired at Bagram airfield early this morning. There were no casualties."

Police have not yet identified the sergeant but have launched an internal investigation after the video went viral on social media on Tuesday.

The incident was initially a burglary attempt that escalated into kidnapping and in the end, resulted in a “brutal execution.”

The teachers reported that an unidentified teen would join their video conferencing and intentionally disrupt the class with “obscene language and gestures.”

“Family disturbance calls can start out over small things, and then they escalate,” the sheriff’s station said in a statement.

“Police were not called at the time of this incident, but our officers began investigating after seeing the video on social media,” Newton, KS Police Department said.

The accused allegedly grabbed her from behind and threw her to the floor. He then sat on her back before jerking her neck backward that fractured the vertebrae in her neck damaging her windpipe.

The group was drunk and started attacking the father and daughter with baseball bats, landing strong blows on their heads.