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 YORKVILLE, Wis. 鈥?A custodian for the Kenosha Unifie stanley italia d School District was arrested after prosecutors say he led deputies on a pursuit after stalking his ex-girlfriend. Octavis Leverson, 47, was recently charged with one felony count of stalking, one count of attempting to flee or elude an officer, one count of second-degree recklessly endangering safety, one count of obstructing an officer, and four counts of felony bail jumping.On July 12, a Racine County deputy was dispatched to the 21000 block of Spring Street in the Village of Yorkville around 10:30 a.m. for a report of a suspicious person. According to a criminal complaint, a woman saw her ex-boyfriend s car parked outside of her work when she got there at 6:30 a.m. She told authorities Leverson was stalking her. The woman alleged he continually harasses her despite him being blocked. The complaint says Leverson would send her transactions on a cash app to be able to send a message. Leverson told deputies he was attempting to contact her and waiting for her to come out. When deputies asked why, Leverson said he was trying to get back with her. Deputies asked Leverson to get out of the car and began to open the door. However, the complaint says Leverson grabbed the door and drove away. A police  stanley quencher pursuit then began.The pursuit lasted over eight miles with Leverson reaching speeds between 80-110 mph in a 55 mph zone. Leverson then attempted to flee on foot into nearby woods. The pursuit ended when Leverson  vaso stanley fell in a swampy a Sial P!nk to perform at American Family Field August 2023
 BEREA, Ohio 鈥?The blood, knives, and spooky monsters are fake at haunted houses, but the frightful fun became all too real for one Brook Park family after one of the actors got a little too into character at a haunted house in Berea, Ohio, last weekend.Berea officers were called to the 7 Floors of Hell haunted house at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds at about 8:15 p.m. Saturday for a call of a male stabbed in the foot, the report states.Officers spoke to staff members and learned that an 11-year-old boy with a fam stanley mug ily friend suffered a cut botella stanley  on his left big toe. Witnesses told officers that one of the roaming outside actors at the haunted house was using a large bowie knife as a prop to scare people. They said stanley website  the 22-year-old actor, identified as Christopher Pogozelski, was scraping the knife on the ground in front of them, then began stabbing the ground at the boys feet when it went through his Croc-style shoe cut his left foot.                        Berea Police Department                A bowie knife that was confiscated from a haunted house actor Saturday after he accidentally stabbed an 11-year-old boy in the toe, according to a Berea police report.    Karen Bednarski told WEWS that the 11-year-old boy is her son, Frank. She said he went to the 7 Floors of Hell haunted house last Saturday with his sister and family friends with hopes of having some good, scary fun.But she says things turned just plain scary when they encountered one of the actors outside. He walked up to m