Suzanne Morphew's Homicide, Mom Accused of 2-Year-Olds OD, Sheriff Stephen Tinsley & Ashleigh Mason

⭕️ TRUE CRIME [LIVE]: An autopsy report has confirmed #SuzanneMorphew's death to be a homicide showing a mix of sedatives and a painkiller in her system. The Colorado mom's remains were found 1,200 days after she was reported missing on Mother's Day in 2020.

When a 2-year-old Ohio child was rushed by a medical helicopter to a children’s hospital last week, the child’s mother, Brittany Colvin, was nowhere to be found. Police say she had returned to her apartment to destroy evidence. When officers arrived at her home, they found three other children, who were taken into protective custody. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber discusses the case with retired Ohio judge Fanon Rucker.

Stephen Tinsley, the elected sheriff of Clinch County, Georgia and his wife, Deputy April Tinsley, were stopped at a gas station hours away from their jurisdiction when Deputy Tinsley told her husband a man inside the store groped her buttocks. Sheriff Tinsley arrested Darius Rice and handed him over to local deputies. Deputy Tinsley was accused of snatching Rice’s girlfriend’s phone away from her when she tried to record, but no charges were ever filed. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber has a video of part of the confrontation and analyzes the lawsuit against the law enforcement couple.

In today's body camera video, we're covering the insane arrest of Ashleigh Mason.

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