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A man convicted in the death of his infant son is arrested on a Florida beach during
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spring break after deputies discover he is wanted out of Ohio.
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It happened Saturday in Daytona Beach as deputies patrol large crowds.
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They approached a group over an open container and started talking with a man later identified
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as 44-year-old Anthony Grove.
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He told them he had children and that one had died, but investigators say he left out
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As deputies checked his name, they realized who they were dealing with.
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Yeah, this is what we said.
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The little things matter.
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You enforce the small public nuisance crimes.
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We find the guy that's sitting up on the seawall drinking booze.
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He's worn out of Ohio plays a real cool with us.
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And then he tells us as we're cuffing him up that it's from an incident where he killed his child.
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That's Felicia County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Brian Henderson.
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Here's body cam from that encounter as deputies move in and take him into custody on the sand.
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Investigators say Grove had pleaded guilty in 2015 to involuntary manslaughter after throwing
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a ceramic coffee mug during an argument striking his two-month-old son in the head.
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The baby died the next day.
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Grove served time and was released in 2023, but authorities say he later violated parole.
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And was wondered when deputies found him on that beach.
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He now faces charges in Florida, including failure to properly register as a convicted
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felon and possession of cannabis, while officials work to return him to Ohio.
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This is the kind of people we don't need on our beach.
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We don't need in our community and I'm glad that we can get him off the sand.
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An Indiana woman is charged with murder after police say she drove into Illinois
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and shot the father of her children and his parents inside their home.
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This happened early Monday morning in unincorporated creed township in Will County.
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Deputies were called around 2am for a welfare check at a home on East Norway trail.
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When they arrived, they found three people dead.
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32-year-old Jacob Lambert and his parents 54-year-old Stacey Ford and 55-year-old Patrick Ford.
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Investigators say all three lived at that home.
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Lambert was found in a car in the driveway.
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His parents were found inside the house near the front door.
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Authorities say 30-year-old Jenna Strubel from St. John, Indiana is responsible.
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They say she had an on-and-off relationship with Lambert and they shared children.
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Investigators say she drove about eight miles across state lines from Indiana to the Illinois
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home, carried out the shootings, then left the scene and returned to Indiana.
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Police later found her at home in St. John and took her into custody.
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Detectives say Strubel made incriminating statements during interviews.
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A firearm was recovered and investigators say it matches the weapon used in the killings.
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Authorities have not released a motive.
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Strubel is now being held in the Lake County Jail in Indiana.
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She's facing multiple counts of first-degree murder and is expected to be
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extra-dited to Illinois to face those charges.
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Kayla Berg was 15 when she disappeared on August 11, 2009,
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after leaving her father's home in Antigo, Washington.
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That night, she told her family she was going out to see some friends.
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It was just weeks before her 16th birthday.
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She never came back.
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Kayla was last seen with an older friend who drove her around in the area.
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The two stopped at McDonald's in Antigo around 9.30 p.m.
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where she spoke with a friend working there.
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She said she would call later, but that call never came.
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The man later told investigators he dropped Kayla off in Warsaw at the home of her ex-boyfriend
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about 40 minutes away.
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He said he did not watch her go inside and said the house appeared to be dark.
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Investigators do not believe that.
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The home was vacant.
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Her ex-boyfriend had already moved out and Kayla knew that.
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She had been to his new place just days earlier.
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There was no proof that she ever was dropped off in Warsaw.
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No witnesses, no phone records, nothing.
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Her parents, who were separated,
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each thought she was staying with the other.
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It took six days before a missing person's report was filed.
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At first, police thought she may have run away.
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NBC News reported that her family pushed her case to be
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reclassified as endangered within 48 hours.
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Investigators now say there is no sign she left on her own.
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In October 2009, the man last known to be with her
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was charged in a separate case tied to drug use that night,
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but that charge was later dismissed.
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He has not been charged in her disappearance.
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Kayla's case has never gone cold.
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If alive today, she would be 32.
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She's white, five, two, one hundred eight pounds at the time she disappeared.
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She has brown hair and brown eyes, scars on her right cheek,
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right shin, and the sight of her nose.
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Her ears are double pierced and her navel is pierced.
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She also has abdominal scars from surgery.
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She was a last scene wearing a red spaghetti strap top,
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a dark blue hoodie, blue jeans, tan, low heeled sandals,
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and a silver-ringed necklace.
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Anyone with information is asked to contact
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antigo police at 715-627-641-11.
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