Woman Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Her Two Daughters And Taking Explicit Pictures Of Them With Dog

An Ohio preschool teacher has been charged in

connection with a child pornography case after

investigators allegedly found sexually explicit

images of her with her two children and a dog. Trumbull County Assistant Prosecutor Gabe

Wildman said Connie Ramirez, 43, of Austintown,

Ohio, was arrested Aug. 22, on charges of rape,

gross sexual imposition, pandering obscenity

involving a minor, and possession of criminal

tools. Neither Ramirez nor an attorney representing her

could be reached for comment Monday. Authorities said Ramirez was a teacher at the TLCC

Preschool and Day Care in Austintown. Ramirez

worked at the preschool for about 12 years. A cell phone belonging to Ramirez allegedly

contained sexually explicit images and videos of

her with her 8-year-old and 9-year-old daughters.

Ramirez has admitted to investigators that she used

rubbing ointment on at least one of her children for

sexual stimulation, according to police. Wildman said Ramirez is also being investigated

for inappropriate sexual contact with a dog,

allegedly baiting the animal with peanut butter and

other household items. Wildman said Ramirez’s arrest resulted from an

investigation into her boyfriend, 65-year-old

William Brock Sr., of Niles. Ramirez had allegedly

sent evidence of her illegal activities to Brock. Brock, who Wildman said is known to identify

himself to neighborhood children as “Santa Claus,”

was arrested on July 19. He is being held at the

Trumbull County Jail on a $100,000 bond. Brock

faces 25 charges of second-degree felony

pandering and obscenity involving a minor. He has not yet been 

The teenage stowaway, Daniel Ihekina, who was arrested at the Lagos Airport after flying in the tyre hole of an Arik plane from Benin to Lagos on Saturday

The teenage stowaway, Daniel Ihekina, who was

arrested at the Lagos Airport after flying in the tyre

hole of an Arik plane from Benin to Lagos on Saturday

morning, thought he was on a US-bound flight.

A source at the Benin Airport who disclosed this said

the boy’s parents had already departed for Lagos in search of the stowaway.

The airport source, who did not want his name in print

said, “From what we heard, the boy said he was being

maltreated and tried to escape from his parents. He

thought he was on his way to the US.

“The parents have travelled to Lagos by road, to get him back.”

Meanwhile, investigations conducted by one of our

correspondents in Lagos revealed that the boy had

been handed over to the operatives of the State

Security Services for further investigation.

The General Manager, Corporate Communications, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, Mr. Yakubu Dati,

who also confirmed the development, said the

aviation security personnel of the agency had handed

over the young voyager to the men of the SSS for

extensive investigation.

Dati said, “The residential address the boy gave to us was traced to a church in Benin by our airport

manager and his team. So, there is need to hand over

the teenager to the SSS who are experts in such

investigations. They will carry out further investigation

on the matter.”

The FAAN spokesman said the nature and circumstances surrounding the crime informed the

agency decision to hand over the stowaway to the

SSS operatives.

Meanwhile, following the Benin Airport incident, FAAN

has adopted the ‘risk amelioration processes to

safeguard flight operations’ at all its 22 airports across the country.

Dati stressed that the agency had tightened its risk

amelioration procedure to ensure that similar incident

did not occur again.

Last wednesday Night a Two-month-old baby and parents Lost Their Life in Fire incident

A two-month

old baby and her parents lost their lives in a midnight inferno that razed their residence in Kajola community, Osun State, in the early hours of Wednesday. A resident, who pleaded anonymity, said the

couple and their baby were consumed by the fire

without anyone noticing  in the neighbourhood. It could not be ascertained whether the tragedy

occurred before a light rain on Wednesday or

after. Our correspondent, however, noted that the

incident had thrown the community into grief. One of the children of the deceased, who went for

a vigil, wept uncontrollably when she returned

home in the morning to meet the charred bodies of

her parents and sibling. All the household gadgets of the family were burnt

in the inferno suspected to be caused by a power

surge. The state Deputy Governor, Mrs Titi Laoye-Tomori,

who visited the scene, expressed shock. Laoye-Tomori, who gave an undisclosed amount of

money to the family, said, “The  government will

henceforth be responsible for the upkeep of the

surviving children.” Officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence

Corps took the corpses of the victims to the

mortuary. The Public Relations Officer, Ife-Ile PHCN Business

District, Mr Akin Otaraki, said the fire outbreak

could not have been cause by a power surge

because the area had been disconnected from

power supply by Power Holding Company of

Nigeria. “The community and some others had been in

darkness since Saturday, July 20, 2013 due to a

yet-to-be identified fault. The fact on the ground

is that the inferno could  not have been caused by

a power surge because there has not been power

supply to the affected communities, including Kajola,” Otaraki said.