Number 8 Jason Rivera, Wilbert Mora and Lashawn McNeil
On January the 21st of 2022, three NYPD officers responded to reports of a domestic disturbance in
Harlem. The woman who’d placed the call was the mother of 47-year-old career criminal
Lashawn J. McNeil and she alleged that her son had been threatening her. McNeil was out on
probation at the time after he’d been arrested in New York on felony drug charges. He had four other
arrests on his record, in two separate states, for offenses that included narcotics, unlawful
possession of a weapon and assaulting a police officer. In January, the law enforcement trio
approached a rear bedroom of the West 135th Street residence. As they got near the door, McNeil
opened fire on them, reportedly with an AR-15 style rifle. 22-year-old officer Jason Rivera,
who’d joined the force a little over a year prior, was left in critical condition and pronounced dead
that same day. His partner, Wilbert Mora, aged 27, was shot in the head and had a bullet lodged
in his brain. He was taken off life support at a Manhattan hospital four days after the shooting.
In the immediate aftermath, as McNeil tried to flee the scene, he was incapacitated by rookie
officer Sumit Sulan, who shot him in the head and arm. McNeil also passed away a few days after the
incident. A strong reaction followed from New York City officials, most notably mayor Eric Adams, a
former police officer himself. Adams, who’d taken office less than a month prior to the shooting,
angrily told reporters in front of Harlem Hospital “It is our city against the killers”.
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Number 7 Courtney Clenney OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney was arrested,
in April of 2022, for fatally stabbing her boyfriend during a domestic dispute.
The incident occurred at a luxury Miami apartment that 25-year-old Clenney, known to her subscribers
by the surname Tailor, shared with boyfriend Christian Obumseli, aged 27. The couple’s
relationship was tumultuous, by all accounts, as multiple sources reported frequent altercations
between them. It was, however, unclear whether it was Clenney or Obumseli who’d initiated
the majority of their fights. Friends claimed that the former was routinely violent while a neighbor,
with a direct view of their apartment, told a local TV station that he’d once seen Obumseli
throw a punch at the model during a dispute. For months, leading up to April the 3rd, local police
responded to multiple domestic disturbance calls at the apartment but neither the model nor her
boyfriend was arrested or charged. On the final call, officers found that Clenney had stabbed
Obumseli to death. Video from the scene showed the young woman in a bra, drenched in blood,
in the confrontation’s immediate aftermath. She was subsequently committed to a treatment center,
under Florida’s Baker Act, which allows the involuntary institutionalization of a person,
for up to 72 hours, if they exhibit signs of mental illness or are in danger of self-harming.
Clenney had allegedly threatened to take her own life while in police custody. The
stabbing was initially determined to have been in self-defense. Clenney’s lawyer argued that
she and Obumseli had become estranged and that the man had been stalking her for weeks prior
to the fatal confrontation at the apartment. He’d allegedly grabbed the model by the throat,
at which point she fought back with the blade. Prosecutors revived the probe in late April,
following pressure from Obumseli’s family, with their lawyer arguing that the police had rushed to
judgement in clearing Clenney because, among other aspects, she had “blonde hair and blue eyes.”
Number 6 Justin Leo and Jason Marble Police officers Justin Leo and Mathew Jamison
were called to a domestic incident at a home in Girard, Ohio, on October the 21st of 2017. They
were met by a man, later identified as 37-year-old Jason Marble, standing in the dark entryway to the
house. The officers asked him to provide them with some ID, which the man confirmed he would
do. 31-year-old Officer Justin Leo placed the flashlight he’d been holding into his belt holder
and reached for a notepad. Simultaneously, Marble produced a handgun and opened fire on Leo from
point-blank range, hitting him twice, in the chest and left hand. Officer Jamison reacted quickly by
returning fire and fatally shooting Marble three times, before moving to cover behind a wall. With
the suspect neutralized, he then noticed that Leo was lying on the ground. Jamison rushed to
his side and asked if his bulletproof vest had absorbed the shot but Leo, a five-year veteran
of the police force in Girard, told him he wasn’t wearing one. The officer subsequently succumbed to
the gunshot wound that had pierced his torso. It later emerged that Marble, a reported gun
enthusiast, had had a Bushmast AR-15 rifle roughly 15 feet from the front door where he’d gunned down
Leo. A post-mortem revealed that his blood alcohol level was roughly three times over the legal
limit and he also had fentanyl in his system. Questions arose, in the incident’s aftermath,
as to why a SWAT team hadn’t been sent to the home in support of the officers. Upon placing the call,
Marble’s partner had told the dispatcher that the man was drunk and that he’d
allegedly fired a gun inside the house. Number 5 Jimmy Inn and Lance Lowe
Footage released by the Stockton Police Department, in June of 2021, showed the
dramatic unfolding of a domestic disturbance call that had gone horribly wrong the previous month.
Officers had been dispatched to a home in the Californian city following reports that a woman
was bleeding after being assaulted. As shown by a bodycam recording, 30-year-old Officer
Jimmy Inn was the first to the door. He’d barely announced himself as a member of law enforcement,
when 30-year-old Lance Lowe burst out the door and shot him several times with a handgun,
at point blank range. Inn immediately collapsed to the ground and began wailing in pain. Officer
Pancho Freer arrived at the scene and exchanged fire with Lowe after seeing him standing over Inn.
From behind his cruiser, Freer asked his partner if he was all right, but received no response.
Inn, a six-year veteran of the force, was subsequently pronounced dead. Lowe then emerged
from the residence while holding on to his young son. He then began strangling him on the ground,
in spite of repeated warnings from Freer, who’d told him “Don’t do it! I don’t want to kill you!”
A man, who wasn’t identified but subsequently hailed as a hero, then tackled Lowe from behind,
freeing the boy. He was later medically cleared and released to his mother’s custody. Once Lowe
was down, he was shot multiple times and killed by Officer Freer. In the aftermath, it emerged that
Lowe had a criminal history and, while talking to the dispatcher, the 911 caller had reported
that he’d been acting strangely in the days leading up to the incident. Information released
by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation indicated that Lowe had been given
a five-year sentence, in 2018, for a grand theft auto with the use of a firearm. He’d been released
to parole supervision in April of 2020. Number 4 Elaine Williams
On June the 2nd of 2019, a domestic dispute ended in the fatal shooting of an off-duty Detroit
police officer, in Garden City. Sergeant Elaine Williams, described as a “rising star” in the
department, had been involved in a heated argument with her domestic partner Eddie Ray Johnson,
aged 34. It was allegedly centered on the man’s heavy drinking and Williams, a mother-of-two,
threatened to throw him out of the house. The couple had a history of domestic abuse and the
35-year-old police officer had reportedly told a friend, a few days earlier, that she was planning
on leaving her partner. The authorities later found a potential sign of premeditation as,
prior to the shooting, Johnson had taken his biological son out of the residence to a location
nearby. Williams’ pre-teen son remained inside the home as Johnson fatally shot her four times
in the head and once in the shoulder. He then allegedly tried to make it appear as if there’d
been an exchange of gunfire by shooting and wounding himself in front of the home.
The man was arrested, charged with first-degree murder and booked into Wayne County Jail while
awaiting trial. Amidst bond reforms considered by Wayne County court officials, Johnson was released
on a $10,000 bond and a GPS tether, in the spring of 2021, much to the outrage of Williams’ family.
Number 3 Ronald Ketchum In February of 2013, Ronald Ketchum was
found covered in blood and clinging to life in the driveway of his girlfriend’s home in Mooresville,
North Carolina. 43-year-old Ketchum told neighbors that he’d been stabbed and asked them to call
the police. He was taken to Lake Norman Regional Medical Center and then transferred to Carolinas
Medical Center, in Charlotte, where he died. His girlfriend, 42-year-old Dawn Bridget Kavanaugh,
was subsequently arrested and charged with murder after the authorities found that she’d plunged a
kitchen knife into the man’s chest. Kavanaugh taught sixth grade social studies at Lakeshire
Middle School and had been recently named its Teacher of the Year. The murder charge against
her was eventually dropped after it emerged that she’d acted in self-defense upon stabbing
Ketchum. The man, a convicted bank robber out of prison on federal probation, had reportedly
abused her multiple times during their on and off relationship. Speaking to local media outlets,
after she was cleared, Kavanaugh reported that she’d been “fearful and embarrassed”
about the situation while also maintaining that she’d hoped to help “change and fix” Ketchum.
Number 2 Rory Teasley
31-year-old Docquen Jovo Watkins called the police in Oakland County, Michigan, in January of 2022,
to report that he’d gotten into a fight with his boyfriend and that the latter was “sleeping”
on the couch. Officers arrived at their Pontiac apartment, and found that the victim, 28-year-old
Rory Teasley, was unconscious and not breathing. Teasley was popular on TikTok where he’d amassed
a following of over 220,000 and millions of views through his comedy and dance videos.
He was later pronounced dead and the authorities determined that he’d been killed by Watkins
during a domestic dispute over a video game. The couple had been playing Overwatch, a 2016 shooter,
when an argument broke out that ended with Watkins fatally strangling his boyfriend.
The former was booked into Oakland County Jail and arraigned on a second-degree murder charge.
Number 1 Luis Dario Guantay Roxana Adelina Lopez, aged 22,
and her partner, Luis Dario Guantay, were in the midst of a domestic argument at the former’s home,
in northwestern Argentina, on April the 10th of 2021. According to documents from a criminal
court in Cafayate, the dispute devolved into violence and Guantay started beating Lopez. To
defend herself, the young woman threw her phone at her boyfriend, striking him in the right temple.
Guantay eventually left the home but, shortly after, started complaining of intense migraines.
The man went to a local hospital and was subsequently transferred to a larger facility
in the city of Salta. His condition continued to deteriorate and he underwent surgery for severe
head trauma, before ultimately passing away on April the 18th. A coroner’s report concluded that
he’d succumbed to trauma sustained to his right temple, an aspect which investigators connected
to the phone strike. Lopez was charged with manslaughter and, a few months after, the incident
made headlines around the world for killing her boyfriend by throwing a cellphone at his head.
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