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“Let’s Be Honest” podcast, the 37-year-old TV personality recalled when her house in the Bahamas in 2020 was broken into while she and her family were home.Cavallari explained that herself, her then-husband Jay Cutler, and their kids Camden, 12, Jaxon, 10, and Saylor, 9, were living in “what we thought was a really safe gated resort” during COVID. She said the house’s HVAC unit broke so they had workers in the home during the day. That night, she went to bed with Camden in her room where jewelry from her Uncommon James brand was laid out in her closet.

an Instagram post Tuesday.The band’s tour manager bravely confronted one of the robbers, who in turn pulled “out a gun,” according to footage of the ordeal that was filmed from inside the gas station“Man runs in saying some guys are smashing into a van,” they continued, alongside video footage of the robbery. “Ran out to try to stop it and find masked guys ransacking the van.”A post shared by Sports Team (@sportsteam)The “Here’s the Thing” hitmakers said that local police advised them to “submit a police report online” as they dealt with the materialistic losses and a smashed passenger window.The band claimed the brazen thieves stole their laptops, in-ear monitors, cameras, and other personal items, Rice told Sky News.Sports Team’s instruments were safe and was able to perform at the Goldfield Trading Post in Sacramento Tuesday night.“They can take our Nintendo Switches but they can never take our ability to play rock songs about motorways,” they quipped.

Jelly Roll knows there’s still work to do on himself mentally, physically and spiritually.On Jay Shetty’s “On Purpose” podcast, the Grammy-nominated singer looked back on his arrests, including one for armed robbery at age 15, hoping his victims will forgive him.“I really want to have a conversation with them. I’ve thought about reaching out. This has been 24 years ago now.

who touts 1.4 million followers on TikTok, is not suspected of taking part in the June 26 robbery of the Berger jewelry store in the upscale Antara shopping center in Mexico City, Jam Press reports.But Mendoza is being held at Santa Martha Acatitla on “concealment by reception,” according to El Universal. Her romantic partner is the suspected mastermind of the spree.“Yulissa, you are not alone,” banner-toting supporters chanted outside the prison Tuesday.“You see, you feel, Yulissa is innocent” was another rallying cry.The protesters claim Judge Víctor Elías Pacheco violated Mendoza’s human rights by locking her up for a recommended period of two months while the investigation is carried out, Jam Press reports.

NBC News, the previously unreported incident occurred days before six suspects allegedly involved in the scheme were arrested and indicted on charges of grand larceny, first-degree robbery, and conspiracy to drug and rob at least a dozen victims at various clubs and bars.Three of the men also face murder charges related to the deaths of D.C. political consultant John Umberger and Brooklyn social worker Julio Ramirez, who both died from overdoses of a mix of fentanyl, cocaine, ethanol, and other drugs.The suspects in the criminal ring allegedly drugged their victims to incapacitate and rob them, often using facial recognition technology to access their phones, between September 2021 and August 2022. The most recent victim, a 30-year-old gay man known as “Michael” — whose full name is being kept confidential — said he went out on March 25 to The Eagle NYC, a gay bar in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, where at least three other drugging victims claimed to have gone prior to being robbed. According to Michael, he was intoxicated when three men approached him and his friends after leaving the bar around 3:45 a.m.From what he could recall, he entered a taxi with the men, while his friends went home in a separate taxi.Michael remembers being in an unknown apartment before regaining consciousness several hours later without his cell phone.

local news reported. She was 30 years old. Her family confirmed her passing in a statement posted to her Instagram page.“Our dear star Luanne passed on to shine brighter,” they wrote in Portuguese.

arrested last June for using Ramirez’s credit card to buy two pairs of Nike sneakers for $544.38 at an upscale store in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood — just hours after Ramirez’s dead body was discovered inside a cab on the city’s Lower East Side. Prosecutors claim the group was also seen entering and leaving the townhouse where Umberger was staying on the night he was killed, and driving off in a red Dodge Durango, which had been rented to Demaio. After police arrested Demaio, they found two videos on his phone showing him, Hamilton, and Umberger, who appeared to be unconscious, inside the townhouse, reports The New York Post.Appearing in Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday afternoon, Hamilton pleaded not guilty to the indictment.

spent two months in jail in 2020 after being convicted in a college-admission bribery scheme; her fashion-designer hubby was imprisoned for five months for his role in the scandal.Surveillance cameras captured the burglars smashing a bedroom window at the home on Jan. 3, dressed in black with their faces covered in masks, according to TMZ.