A Department of Corrections employee at an Iowa prison has been arrested for alleged sexual activity with an inmate multiple times over the course of several months.
KCRG reported: Court documents show Kayla Bergom is accused of engaging in sexual activity with an inmate in a utility closet and in the recreation yard area of the jail on multiple occasions while she was working there. The documents say it happened between September 2020 and April 2021. Bergom faces three counts of sexual misconduct.
The investigation started after a county employee tipped off police.
Bergom is no longer employed and is facing up to six years of jail.
During a funeral service in Richmond, California, a huge fight occurred, involving a brother and sister. It resulted in their mother’s casket being knocked over and an apprehension.
The Richmond Police Department noted that the incident happened, on Saturday, at Rolling Hills Memorial Park.
Authorities say that during the fight, the sister’s boyfriend intervened which escalated the situation.
The brother then entered his vehicle and tried to hit his sister but missed. On the other hand, he hit another woman and made the mother’s casket fall over. It was documented that the body did not fall out.
The woman who was hit suffered non-life threatening injuries.
The brother also drove in grass and gravestones, which led to a water main break. In the end, the water flooded the plot that belonged to the funeral director’s mother.
To add, a funeral attendee hit the 36-year-old brother with a cane once he exited his vehicle in order to ‘get him under control.’
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The brother received medical attention for a wound he suffered during the physical altercation and was then apprehended.
The park estimated that the total amount of damages is about $20,000. The manager noted that the cemetery will be paying for all repairs.
It was also reported that one relative brought a stun gun to the services because of a long history of problems within the family.
The FBI searched Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate as part of an investigation into whether he took classified records from the White House to his Florida residence, people familiar with the matter said, a dramatic and unprecedented escalation of law enforcement scrutiny of the former president.
