Sentencing Delayed For A Father Who Ran Over And Killed His Infant Son | Crime Alert Recap Saturday 12.13. 2025

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The sentencing for a Jacksonville father who pleaded guilty to running over and killing his 8-month-old son in September is delayed for the second time in a month Friday afternoon.

Former Michigan Wolverines head football coach Sherrone Moore is detained by police on Wednesday, hours after the University of Michigan announces he was fired for allegedly engaging in an "inappropriate relationship."  

A Georgia mother’s murder case now moves to a grand jury after investigators reveal she told police the hours before her daughter’s death felt “like a dream.”

An investigation is underway after a purple-haired DoorDash driver is caught on camera tainting a customer's delivery with an unknown substance. The mystery chemical makes a woman extremely ill.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Crime a Lord hourly update, Breaking crime news Now, I'm
Dave Mack.

Speaker 2 (00:05):
Sentencing for the father who pled guilty to running over
and killing his eight month old infant son is delayed
for the second time in a month. Friday, a roadside
argument in Jacksonville turns tragic when eight month old Pablo
Golden is fatally run over, leaving investigators to piece together
what actually happened from a pacifier, blood on the roadway,
and emotional witness statements. Police quickly detained the child's father,

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Justin Golden, who claims he had no idea he struck
his son. However, detectives later charge Golden with aggravated manslaughter
after the baby dies from his injuries. Police say the
twenty one year old father, Golden, gets into an argument
over baby wipes and money with his son's mom, which
leads to the incident. On the morning of January twenty fifth,
twenty twenty five, police say Golden is driving near the

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intersection of McDuff and Lennox Avenues when he gets into
an argument with the mother of his son, who is
a passenger along with eight month old Pablo, who is
also in the vehicle. Police report the car comes to
a stock off at the intersection, Golden opens the car
door and places the infant on the ground. As Golden
drives away, the vehicle runs over baby Pablo. A witness

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who is driving directly behind Golden at the time of
the incident follows Golden while on the phone with nine
to one one. According to the reports, during a police interview,
Golden states he got into a verbal fight with Pablo's mom,
who said she wanted to get out of the vehicle.
Golden allegedly says to police that he did not want
to be responsible for the child nor accused of anything
with the child. In a letter Golden writes to the

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judge asking for leniency, Golden calls the incident an accident, quote,
I've never been in trouble a day in my life.
Prison is for harder criminals who knows that their intent
is to commit a crime. If I'm guilty of anything, ma'am,
I'd be guilty of an accident that was caused by
a mistake.

Speaker 3 (01:50):
News out of Michigan former Wolverines head football coach Sharon
Moore is in custody following his termination from the University
of Michigan Wednesday. According to police, Moore has been turned
over to the Pittsfield Township authorities for investigation into potential
charges related to an alleged assault. Officials say the incident

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does not appear to be random and there is no
ongoing threat to the community. The Pittsfield Police Department confirmed
to Fox two that officers responded to the scene on
December tenth, and that Moore was currently being held at
the Washtenaw County Jail pending review by the county prosecutor.
The investigation remains active and no further details have been

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released at this time. Earlier in the day, University of
Michigan Athletic Director Ward Manual announced that Moore was fired
with cause after an internal investigation found credible evidence he
engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Manual
emphasized that the conduct violated university policy and that Michigan

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maintained's zero tolerance for such behavior. Moore, thirty nine, joined
Michigan's coaching staff in twenty eighteen and served as acting
head coach during Jim Harbow's suspension in twenty twenty three.
He also played a key role in Michigan's twenty twenty
four college Football Playoff National Championship victory over Washington with

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more out, Associate head coach Biff Pogey will step in
as interim head coach immediately. The Wolverines are still scheduled
to face the Texas Longhorns in the Cheese at Citrus
Bowl on December thirty.

Speaker 2 (03:33):
First.

Speaker 4 (03:35):
A Georgia mother's murder case now moves to a grand
jury after investigators revealed she told police the hours before
her daughter's death felt quote like a dream. The Atlanta
Journal Constitution reports a Fulton County magistrate judge ruled there
was enough evidence for the case against Channon Grimes to proceed.
She faces charges in the November death of her eleven
year old daughter, Genesis Crimes. According to testimonies cited by

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the AJAC, Sandy Springing's police detective Isaiah Tomlin told the
court that Grimes said she quote never intended to kill
her daughter. He said she described the period before police
arrived as quote, being like a dream. Investigators said Genesis
was stabbed at least four times, had defensive wounds, and
appeared to have been cleaned before being positioned in a
living room recliner with a blanket and a Bible devotional.

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Police were called the Laurel Grove Condominiums after Grimes sent
alarming messages to her sister. The sister called nine one
one and requested a welfare check. Officers arrived within minutes
and found Grimes injured on a couch. Genesis was found
dead nearby. Sandy Springs Police Sergeant Leon Milholland told our
TV news partners at Fox five Atlanta that the initial

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response unfolded quickly.

Speaker 5 (04:43):
The officers are responded on, saying they secured the scene
that if detectives, detectives came out took over the investigation.

Speaker 4 (04:51):
Mil Holland says the charges were based on what police
say they found inside the.

Speaker 5 (04:55):
Home, malice murderer, felony murder, cruelty to children, and the
first degree possession of a knife during the commission of
a crime and also tampering with evidence.

Speaker 4 (05:06):
Neighbors telling Fox five they were stunned by what happened.
Mona de Gastino, who lives upstairs from the family, says
the case forced her to reflect on what she might
have missed.

Speaker 1 (05:16):
Literally say to yourself, how could I not have known
what in the world was going on.

Speaker 4 (05:23):
Another neighbor who did not want to give her name,
said the case was a reminder to look closer at
the people around you. Just because they might have a
smile on their face doesn't mean it's all okay. You
don't know what's going on. Police say they have been
in contact with Genesis's school and helped coordinate counseling support
for students and staff. Grimes remains in the Fulton County

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Jail as prosecutors prepared to present the case to a
grand jury.

Speaker 1 (05:50):
The late night Arby's delivery promised simple comfort. Instead, it
delivered a moment of stomach turning terror. Mark Cardon watched
in sheer horror as his wife, Mandy, began to choke, gasp,
and violently vomit minutes after taking a single bite of
her dinner. The victim of a vile and deliberate act

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of alleged food tampering, Cardon forty two immediately examined the
delivery bag and found it had been visibly contaminated with
a slick, burning residue. The panic turned to explosive fury
when he reviewed his doorbell camera footage. The surveillance from

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their Evansville, Indiana home captured the entire criminal act. The
purple haired delivery driver, after taking the mandatory proof of
delivery photo, allegedly produced an object from her right hand
and viciously sprayed a liquid directly onto the sealed arby's

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order before casually just walking away. The substance is strongly
suspected to be pepp or spray, an attack that left
Mandy seriously ill. However, the troubled husband stressed the deadly
potential of the calculated assault. He spoke to w FIE
fourteen news. Now, in this day age, it could have

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been anything, could have been rat boys, and could have
been fentanyl, you know, I mean, my wife could have
been dead. The sheer malice of the incident shocked the family,
who had even left a tip for the assailant. Carden
shared the photos and videos of the driver to Facebook,
asking for help in identifying the driver. He also tried
to contact her, but found she already blocked him on

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the app. Carden instantly reported the crime to DoorDash, which
promptly issued a refund and banned the driver. They also
released a statement saying, quote our team is standing by
to support law enforcement with any investigation end quote. But
the outraged customer is pressing the Vanderberg County Sheriff's Office

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for maximum criminal prosecution. The food runner, who has not
been publicly identified or formally charged yet, faces serious felony
charges of consumer product tampering, escalating to a level five
felony if bodily harm is confirmed. The motive for the
tampering is not known. The investigation continues. More crime and

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