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A woman who had been staying next to Barnes for more than two months told local WJRT that she had no inkling anything so violent could have been happening in his room. She said absolutely not. No for the entire whole two Two and a half months that has been our neighbor, and we've seen him every single day. Well, nobody knows what goes on behind closed doors, huh? And y' all remember this lady was blind and say, I mean, I can't imagine anything more horrible than having being brutally murdered and tortured and beaten, stomped and everything else, other than not being able to see it coming. But you know it's coming. He saw kinds make the world go around. All right, we're gonna go roll out to my second favorite state. Yes, Wisconsin. And I had Shane McBride here this weekend, and we had a good time. We got to eat some fire ass crawfish, Big J side porch and steak and everything else. And love my Wisconsin peeps. Right? Well, a Wisconsin man is accused of committing a home invasion. And. He allegedly told police that work wasn't going well that morning. So this these name is NAQUAN Blake. He's 26 years old. He's charged with armed burglary, reckless endangerment, false imprisonment, attempted sexual assault. All right, this is after police said he broke into a home in Milwaukee on February 26, and he held two women at gunpoint before the officers got there to arrest him. And according to the criminal complaint, which was reviewed by Law and Crime, Blake told police after his arrest that he took ecstasy, the love drug. Right. That morning before going to his job. Well, when he got to the job, they call it rolling, y'. All. And he got the job. Evidently, he was rolling balls and he left early. So police said that a witness who was at the House on February 26 to do some home repair services saw Blake, who asked him, hey, man, how many people were inside the house? The witness told police that Blake said, I'm going to this up. Now, he believed Blake was carrying a gun on his sweatshirt, so he followed his orders to go inside the house, but before he was inside, Blake let him go and he ran and called 911. Thankfully. Now, according to the complaint, Blake made his way into the house, where he was spotted in the laundry room by a female friend of the homeowner. A friend told police that she saw a man, Blake, with a joint in his mouth, slurred speech, and red eyes, and he was carrying a handgun. And he told a friend, he said, show me what I'm looking for. Well, the homeowner told police that she could barely remember the details of the home invasion because she was so focus on the gun pointed in her face, and she thought she was going to die. Call it tunnel vision, y'. All. If you ever stare down the Barrel of a pistol, which I have, could be the small. It could be a.22 caliber pistol, the smallest one in the world. And it looks like a Howard so Cannon. Right? So. But some point, Blake pointed his gun at both the homeowner and her friend, and he fired a shot at a window above the homeowner's head. Now, while holding the two women at gunpoint, Blake exposed himself, Right? I mean, the. When you think he just can't get any shittier, he's fired a shot, he's holding you at gunpoint. Then he whoops out his hair bomb. So he whips out his tool and exposes himself. And he attempted to force her to perform oral sex on him, telling her, give me what I want. But she begged him to let the homeowner leave, and Blake complied, then walked around the house with the friend to make sure no one else was inside. Right. So the friends that literally taken the bullet for just let her leave. I'll do what you want. Police said that Blake asked about the vehicles that were at the house and told the friend that he wants to take her Jeep. He agreed to let her remove her dog. And child sees first how nice of him that was. When the officers from the Milwaukee Police Department arrived and Sugar turned the ship, they tried to arrest Blake. Blake said, you go fuck yourselves. And. But. And then remember, y', all, he's got a gun. He's already fired it. So we'll just say they use whatever force necessary to bring the situation under control. And they got his firearm away from him, which was a loaded Glock, which magically, or not unexpectedly, it was stolen. The pistol was stolen. An officer from the Milwaukee Police Department wrote in the complaint that Blake told police he headed to the lakefront after work wasn't going well. Blake claimed that taking Ecstasy made him horny, and he went to the house to get what's owed to him from the ladies there. Okay, so the local ABC affiliate WISN interview Blake's grandmother. I mean, come on. What's Granny really gonna know about it? And what's Granny gonna say? Anything bad about him? No. But her name was Ellen Toombs, and they said she was visibly upset by the allegations against her grandson. And she said he couldn't be in his right mind. That's not him. Well, thankfully, no one was murdered, and Blake was charged with false imprisonment, armed burglary, reckless endangerment, attempted sexual assault, and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. Imagine that. He's. He's got priors, and he's currently locked up in Milwaukee County Jail and being held on fifty thousand dollar cash bond. So left work because it wasn't going well. The ecstasy made me horny. We've done a lot of stores on X over the years, but I don't think it any of the, any of them led to rape and like that. So all right, we're gonna go out to Texas. Harris county, home of Leah Maria, Investigator producer. You know the ah, Texas is probably one of the toughest states on the death penalty and if you kill a cop, nine times out of 10 you're going to get the death penalty. But I'm telling you about a guy named Tyron Green and he got sentenced to life in prison for shooting a Harris county deputy. One of the deputies stopped him way back in 2023 on a traffic stop. So a jury sentenced Toronto Green to life imprisonment Wednesday in the 2023 traffic stop shooting Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Joseph Anderson, which sparked a manhunt that ended with police demolishing the house where Green was hiding. Prosecutors said it was a miracle that the deputy that's why. And then it didn't kill him. Prosecutors said it was a miracle that the deputy survived his injuries. And had Anderson died, The Harris County DA's office would have sought the death penalty against Green. As corner prosecutor Katie Warren said during our closing arguments, Green, who's 36 years of age, was convicted last week of aggravated assault of a public servant, pursued Deputy Anderson. The jury only took 45 minutes, y' all in before they came back with the guilty Omagreen. He ain't worried. You get a certain amount of statute for shooting a cop when you go to prison. Right. And I'm sure he's a freaking flyer. So the they come back with the guilty. They're manned into the, you know, in the custody and they were Green. Thus he smiles at his mom and another family member as the jury left the courtroom. Motherfucker, you're going to prison for a long time. But you know that phased me. I'm a smile at my mom's. And another family member. So Deputy Anderson declined to make a victim impact statement following the birdie and went back to work in a misdemeanor court where he is now a bailiff. But the trial Testimony started on February 24th and ended Tuesday with Green's aunt speaking as the lone witness for his defense. Now, Anderson testified he almost didn't pull Green over for speeding back in 2023. He said Tuesday that he would have let Green drive on had he slowed down after he Clocked clock and speed on his radar, Anderson was eager to meet his twin brother, who's also a deputy, for dinner. Right. He's like, damn it, this dude's hauling ass and I'm getting off, I'm gonna get my, my brother for dinner. Don't want to do this, but here he goes. Anderson was doing his job because Green didn't slow down. Then he's like, if I let him go at this speed, he caused a wreck, he might kill somebody. So Anderson pulls him over in a 13500 block of Homestead. And not knowing the driver, Green was wanted after skipping court. Frequent flyer, right. So Deputy Anderson went to the side of Green's vehicle to get his driver's license from the back seat. And Green pulls a pistol and shoots him multiple times, his body worn. Camera footage showed Anderson being thrown backwards as a bullet struck him. One came within millimeters of his heart. The this led to a nearly 24 hour manhunt which led to another deputy and two US Marshals with the Gulf Coast Filing offenders task force being shot and wounded as they closed in on Greens northeast Harris county hideout. Green headed on his mind. Yeah, but he's still smiling after he gets sentenced or after he gets found guilty. So he shoots two more. Thank God all of them are alive, right? And, but I mean, doesn't suck any less for them. Shoots them and he's hiding out one of the cops. Like, you know what, I'm pretty sure if we had a fucking M1 Abrams tank, we'd use it. But they didn't. So they got two bulldozer like machines known as rooks. And Green was inside the rental home and they hooked the rooks to the rental home and they ripped it apart. And Green was hiding in a second floor room. The standoff ended with Green hugging the machine's extended arm and being lowered to law enforcement waiting below. That ought to be made into a movie, right? With the tearing down the walls. I mean you've already. He didn't know if he killed those cops and what he shot four in total and. But he knew damn well knew they were going to kill him. And he better be thankful I'm sure that the TV cameras were around or they couldn't approaching. I mean he's already shot all these cops. You're going in on as a SWAT team or SRT team and you're gonna make safe as you can for your people. So you call in these rooks, which I'm guessing are like track hose, and you just tear the whole building down. Like, oh, no, you don't want to come out. Well, we're not gonna get anybody else shot. We're gonna rip the walls down one by one. We're gonna peel this onion till we find you on the inside. And he did. And they had torn down the staircase. So he had to ride down the armor to Rook after throwing away his firearm, cuffed and stuff, going to prison. But not before he got to smile at his mama. Thank God the law enforcement is all alive. So there you have it. I don't know. Lots of crazy whack ass stories, but then that's just true crime. Time for sin's not in with me again. Today y' all were working on. Oh, Lord, everything what happened to Madison. Please, please. All the cases, calling you tips. What happened to Madison. Listen to the story tomorrow. Y' all gotta share it. Share it, share it, share it. This is good. This is going to turn into a hashtag justice4as soon as we find her, right? And it's a. It's a very compelling story when you add in all the women that have been offended against or. Or that are missing from the same circumstance. So go listen to it. She's missing from Zachary, Louisiana. And I'm wearing her. Her wristband right now. It's pink. Always wore Courtney Cocos then in even after we got the conviction until it literally fell apart. Ms. Stephanie sent me another one. Courtney's mama. And you know, I still have it inside, but I don't want to tear it up also, but this bracelet says Madison Allen, missing 1129 of 23 from Zachary, Louisiana. And go to any other social media. The billboards are up. Madison's story is being told. It needs to be told. The. I'm not against the cops or anything on this one. Y just. Just the bad actors, if you will. And so please calling your tips and on Haley. We are so freaking close to the 10,000 needed to finish the testing for the evidence room of Scott Roeder. So if you can donate, please, it's on all our social media. Every page I have. Please give a dollar or if you can't, or anything if you can't donate. I get it. Please share the story. So let's just bring this home. I Look, we've raised, you know, a lot of money, well over $7,000. And we need a couple thousand more to go. And we'll get there, but love and appreciate each and every one of y'.
