The Daily Buzz Report

A Broward Youth Detention employee is facing serious charges after deputies say he had an inappropriate relationship with an 18-year-old inmate at Pompano Youth Academy.

Jess Delgardo, 32, was arrested Monday and charged with sexual battery and sexual misconduct involving a detainee, according to investigators. Authorities say the inmate could not legally consent due to being in a juvenile detention facility.

Deputies said the relationship allegedly included flirtatious notebook exchanges and inappropriate comments. Delgardo was arrested at his Lauderhill apartment.

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Source: NBC 6 South Florida

A New Orleans high school senior was tragically killed just hours after his graduation ceremony, authorities said.

18-year-old Ferdinand Woolens, a student at Sophie B. Wright High School, was shot in the 1500 block of North Derbigny Street in the early hours of Tuesday. Police found him inside an SUV after responding to a shooting call just before 2:40 a.m. He was taken to the hospital but later died from his injuries, and the case has since been reclassified as a homicide.

School officials described Woolens as an honors student, college-bound, and a recipient of multiple scholarships, including a full ride to LSU engineering and over $5 million in additional scholarship offers.

His family and community are now preparing for a candlelight vigil and urging anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues. 💔

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Source: WDSU 6

Four women are facing charges after prosecutors say they jumped and stabbed a pregnant Qdoba employee in Fishers, Indiana over a man.

According to the victim, the group came behind the counter and attacked her while she was working. She says they tried to stab her in the stomach, forcing her to protect herself and leaving her with cuts to her hands and face. Prosecutors allege two of the women used knives during the attack and later livestreamed on social media saying, “the baby is dead.”

The victim says the situation started because she and one of the suspects were involved with the same man and she was pregnant with his child.

The Gooch sisters are each being held on a $50,000 bond. Jackson’s bond was set at $10,000, while Malone’s bond was set at $7,500. 😳



Source: FOX59 News

Ae Son Han, the wife of the man accused in a deadly Carrollton shooting spree, has been arrested in Minnesota and charged with murder. Investigators say she helped coordinate a second killing, ignored a survivor’s pleas for help, and allegedly told one victim, “Why aren’t you dead yet?” before leaving the scene. Authorities say the couple later stopped at McDonald’s after the shootings. Han is awaiting extradition to North Texas.

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Source: FOX 4 Dallas Fort-Worth

Donike Gocaj, a 56-year-old grandmother from Westchester County, died after falling into an uncovered manhole in Midtown Manhattan. Con Edison says video footage suggests a multi-axle truck dislodged the manhole cover shortly before the tragic accident. Witnesses say Gocaj stepped out of her parked SUV near Fifth Avenue and suddenly disappeared into the open hole, falling nearly 10 feet. Authorities continue to investigate.

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Source: ABC7NY

A Chicago Public Schools teacher is facing felony charges after prosecutors say she beat and choked a 12-year-old student inside a South Side classroom.

According to court records, 37-year-old Alayne Pierce-Collins allegedly attacked the boy during an incident at Pershing Magnet School in the Douglas neighborhood on Dec. 12, 2025. Prosecutors say she grabbed the student, dragged him, and repeatedly struck him in the face, leaving him with bruising, swelling around one eye, and cuts to his face.

Authorities also allege Pierce-Collins placed the child in a chokehold, preventing him from breathing. Students and school staff reportedly witnessed the incident.

Pierce-Collins has been charged with aggravated battery of a child causing great bodily harm and aggravated battery by strangulation. A judge denied prosecutors’ request to hold her in custody pending trial but ordered her to stay away from the child.

The case is reportedly one of several involving CPS employees accused of assaulting students during the current school year.

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Source: FOX 32 Chicago

A 31-year-old woman is facing multiple felony charges after her 17-month-old child was found dead inside a Flagstaff hotel room over the weekend, according to police.

Officers responded to the La Quinta Inn near N. Bronco Way shortly after 9:30 a.m. on May 17 following reports of a possible deceased infant. When officers arrived, they found the toddler dead inside the room. Two other children, ages 7 and 9, were also inside but were not injured.

Police later arrested the child’s mother, identified as Ochra Manakaja. She has been charged with first-degree murder, child abuse, and concealment of a dead body. Court records show she was booked into the Coconino County Jail on a $1 million bond.

Authorities say no additional suspects are being sought. The child’s cause and manner of death have not yet been released as the investigation continues.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety confirmed it had prior contact with the family in December 2024 before jurisdiction was transferred to the mother’s tribe under the Indian Child Welfare Act.



Source: 12 News

Stealing from the less fortunate: Orlando police say five people are accused of using stolen EBT card information to drain benefits from at least 29 victims across Central Florida.

Investigators allege the group used fake cards loaded with stolen data from skimming devices to buy thousands of dollars worth of energy drinks and coffee, later reselling the products for profit. Police say more than $5,000 in EBT funds was stolen between October 2025 and April 2026.

One victim said she was “devastated” after discovering her account had been emptied while trying to buy groceries.

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Source: WESH 2 News

A Broward County woman has pleaded guilty in connection to the 2023 starvation death of 7-year-old Deonte Atwell, a child with special needs who weighed just 7 pounds when first responders found him on Christmas Day, according to investigators.

Mirlande Moltimer, 49, entered a guilty plea Thursday in Broward County court to charges including third-degree murder. Prosecutors previously alleged the child was tortured as part of a Medicaid fraud scheme tied to a Medicare provider company investigators said Moltimer owned.

Judge Peter Holden told Moltimer she could have faced up to 65 years in prison under Florida law, but the plea agreement means she will avoid the maximum sentence. She is still expected to serve federal prison time connected to previous convictions in the case, followed by seven years of reporting probation.

Several others were also arrested in connection with the case, including the child’s mother, grandfather, adult brother, and a nurse.

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Source: WPLG Local 10