Mug Shots Of The Month For January 2019

Man Who Threw Hot Coffee At McDonald's Employee Was Angry He Had To Wait For Fries

Joshua Noel was arrested for assaulting a McDonald's employee with a scalding-hot cup of coffee.

Noel explained that he was angry at the length of time he had to wait for his large order of French fries.

He faces charges of assault and battery second degree, according to the Camden Police Department.

Read more: CrimeFeed

Photo: Joshua Emery Noel [Camden Police Department]

Facial-Tattooed Woman Threatened To Blow Up A Virginia Beach 7-Eleven

Crystal Mostek pleaded no contest to the charges that she threated to blow up a 7-Eleven store with a bomb.

Her alleged explosive device turned out to be a hoax, but she's behind bars anyway. Her sentencing is scheduled for March 20

Read more: Fox 10

Photo: Crystal Mostek [Virginia Beach City Jail]

3 Young Brothers Discovered Alone & Sick In Squalid, Abandoned Home

Cops discovered three siblings, ages six, five, and two, abandoned and in bad shape.

The children and the house were filthy. The youngest was covered in urine and had a fever of 105 degrees when found.

Their mother, Linday Manriquez, explained that she had to leave the kids unsupervised while she worked, as she had no one to watch them. Officers noted that her “pupils were pin-point and her speech was slurred."

She is being charged with three counts of child neglect.

Read more: CrimeFeed

Photo: Lindsay Manriquez [Brookfield Police Department]

Man Threatened With Machete: 'I Have Something For You'

Ronald Thomas, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, was arrested for threatening another man with a machete.

As he brandished the weapon, he yelled "I have something for you" at his victim.

His next court date is February 18.

Read more: WFMYNews2

Photo: Ronald Thomas [Wake County Magistrate]

Man Acquitted After 19 Years Of Murder Of Married Lover; Husband & Nephew Charged

Joaquin Leal was charged, along with his uncle, Googie Rene Harris, for the murder of Terry Cheek.

Their arrests were pivital in the release from prison and exoneration of Horace Roberts. Roberts had been behind bars, erroneously, for Cheek's murder for 19 years.

The mistake was realized due to DNA testing of evidence from the crime scene.

Read more: CrimeFeed

Photo: Joaquin Latee Leal [Riverside County District Attorney’s Office]

Kidnapped Woman Escapes Captor By Grabbing Steering Wheel & Crashing Vehicle

Casey Ray Nielsen, known by the nickname "Ogre," captured a woman by throwing a pillowcase over her head and tying her hands up with rope.

He held her for weeks, injecting her with drugs and raping her.

On December 6, following weeks in captivity, the woman finally got her chance to escape when Nielsen tried transporting her in his vehicle. She “[pulled] on the steering wheel, causing Mr. Nielsen to crash the car, and she was able to run from Mr. Nielsen,” the legal documents revealed.

Nielsen is charged with aggravated kidnapping, aggravated sexual assault, rape, possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Read more: CrimeFeed

Photo: Casey Ray Nielsen [Tooele County Sheriff's Office]

Registered Sex Offender Attempted To Lure Women & Minors Under False Pretenses

Arturo Martinez, registered sex offender, would solicit women through social media and websites using a fake name. He'd attempt to disguise his voice as a woman's.

In addtion, he would attempt to make connections through babysitting, cleaning, taxi, real estate, and delivery services, authorities said. His goal was to get victim into his home where he intended to commit sexual acts.

At least one victim he contacted was a 17-year-old girl.

Martinez was arrested on suspicion of contact with a minor with the intent to commit a sexual act.

Read more: ABC13.com

Photo: Arturo Martinez [Hesperia Police]

Police Arrest Former Nurse For Rape Of Woman Who Gave Birth While In a Vegetative State

The world was in shock when the news spread about a woman, in a vegetative state in a care facility, who gave birth.

Nathan Sutherland was the nurse reponsible for the care of the patient at the time of the alleged assault.

He is being held on $500,000 bail bond and will be charged with one count of sexual assault and one count of vulnerable adult abuse.

Police say that the baby boy is healthy and "doing well."

Read more: CrimeFeed

Photo: Nathan Sutherland [Maricopa County Sheriff's Office]