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Time of India
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Larsa Pippen flaunts boyfriend Jeff Coby in Miami heat, after ex Marcus Jordan was seen making out with different models
Larsa Pippen flaunts boyfriend Jeff Coby in Miami heat, after ex Marcus Jordan was seen making out with different models (Image Source: Getty) It seems Miami is the hottest spot this time of the year, and no it's not because of the beaches but for the famous people being spotted there. Days after Marcus Jordan, son of NBA legend Michael Jordan, was seen making out with different Instagram models, Larsa Pippen, the junior Jordan's ex posted a story showing that she's on a vacation in Miami with her beau and friends. Ironically, the former couple were first seen together in Miami, back in 2022 when they had not made their relationship official. Now that they have gone their separate ways, it seems they keep coming back to the place. Whether it's the memories or vengeance that's pulling them to Miami, is still up for debate. Larsa Pippen enjoys yacht time with boyfriend Jeff Coby Days after news surfaced that Marcus Jordan was making out with two different girls on Miami, the 'Real Housewives of Miami' star took to her Instagram handle and reposted an image where she's seen on a yacht with her boyfriend Jeff Coby. Joining the couple are none other than businesswoman Caroline Stanbury, and her husband Sergio Carrallo. Larsa Pippen on a yacht with her boyfriend Jeff Coby (Image Source: Larsa Pippen via Instagram) From the image, it is visible that Pippen and Coby are in Miami, the same place where Jordan was spotted a few days back. Though the former couple seem to be in the same location, they have parted ways for sure this time. While Pippen is enjoying her time with new-found love, Marcus is still trying to get over his past relationship and enjoy his bachelor life. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The New GMC Sierra Is Nearly Unrecognizable (Take A Peek At Prices) FrequentSearches | Search Ads Learn More Undo Did Pippen post the photo to make her ex jealous? Or was it a slap to all the rumors stating how Jordan Junior is trying to get over her? The mystery lingers. Marcus Jordan spotted in Miami with rumored girlfriend Jordan and Pippen were first papped together in the beaches of Miami in 2022. Initially they had a serious relationship and even got engaged, but things started going downhill. The couple finally ended their relationship in 2024, and went on different paths. Recently, Jordan was seen hanging out in Miami with rumored girlfriend Ashley Stevenson, who looks a lot like his ex. Though recent photos show Jordan hanging out with the model, fans have seen him making out with another Instagram model over the weekend. Besides, this is not the first time that Jordan Junior has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. The NBA legend's son was arrested earlier this year for illegal drug possession which put a stain on his image. Also Read: Marcus Jordan is chilling in the Miami heat with someone who looks a lot like his ex-girlfriend Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Yahoo
Manhunt for Travis Decker continues more than 2 weeks later
The manhunt for Travis Decker, a 32-year-old U.S. Army veteran wanted in connection with the brutal slayings of his daughters, who were found dead earlier this month, entered just over two weeks on Tuesday, June 17. The children's mother, Whitney Decker, reported the girls missing on Friday, May 30, after the siblings left their central Washington home for a planned visit with their father, the Wenatchee Police Department reported. Wenatchee is in Chelan County, about 148 miles east of Seattle. The Kittitas County Sheriff's Office reported Monday, June 16, that their deputies and tactical teams were looking for Decker in the Teanaway Valley and Blewett Pass areas. In an online social media post, the department was asking residents to be alert for anyone suspicious. The law enforcement agency is located about an hour south of where the girls disappeared. The joint local, state and federal multi-jurisdictional hunt for Decker entered day 15 after deputies discovered the girls' bodies on June 2 at Rock Island Campground. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office, the lead agency on the triple murder case, reported a deputy found Paityn Decker, 9; Evelyn Decker, 8; and Olivia Decker, 5, lifeless with plastic bags over their heads and evidence that their hands had been zip-tied. Also on June 16, Wenatchee Mayor Mike Poirier released a statement to Fox 13 news calling the case worse than "a nightmare" and reminding people to take care of one another, no matter the circumstances. "Everybody has nightmares, but can you image, this is beyond a nightmare. This is something that should affect us," the Seattle-based outlet reported the mayor said. "Never forget and remember to support each other in a time of need and even in not a time a need." USA TODAY contacted Poirier, who referenced his statement to Fox 13. Here's what to know about the case so far. Florida man pees on meat in store: $10,000 worth of food was urinated on in Sam's Club. State officials issued an Endangered Missing Person Alert (EMPA) for the school-age sisters on May 31. Washington State Patrol was originally contacted on May 30 to request an Amber Alert, but the situation "did not meet the required criteria" at the time, Wenatchee police said. The girls' father was homeless and living out of a white 2017 GMC Sierra pickup at the time they vanished, according to police. Police said he is a former military member with extensive training who "may pose a significant risk, if approached." Court filings obtained by USA TODAY say Travis Decker reportedly exhibited mental health issues before the girls' deaths. Police described Travis Decker as a white man with black hair and brown eyes, standing 5'8'' and weighing 190 pounds. He was last seen wearing a light-colored shirt and dark shorts. Travis Decker is wanted for three counts of first-degree murder, three counts of first-degree kidnapping and three counts of first-degree custodial interference, police said. Authorities are asking for the community's assistance in locating him. As of June 17, a reward of up to $20,000 was being offered for information leading to his arrest, the sheriff's office confirmed. Opinion - Decker sisters needed protection: Our court system failed them. In the days after police announced the hunt for Decker, Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison told USA TODAY there had been dozens of alleged Decker sightings, including one investigated by the McCall Police Department in Idaho. The agency said it received reports of someone who looked like Decker in the western part of the Gem State. The small resort town of McCall is about 450 miles southwest of where the search for Decker is currently focused. Morrison told USA TODAY his office and law enforcement in Idaho had deemed the reports uncredible. Police could not say whether Decker was armed while on the lam. Anyone who sees him or with information about his whereabouts is asked to call 911. Tipsters can also call the CCSO tip line at 509-667-6845 or submit their information online at Contributing: Anthony Robledo Natalie Neysa Alund is a senior reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at nalund@ and follow her on X @nataliealund. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Search for Travis Decker continues more than 2 weeks later
USA Today
3 days ago
- USA Today
Manhunt for Travis Decker continues more than 2 weeks later
Manhunt for Travis Decker continues more than 2 weeks later Show Caption Hide Caption Manhunt for Travis Decker intensifies Authorities warn that Travis Decker, who is accused of kidnapping and killing his daughters, may be capable of surviving off the grid for months. Fox - Seattle The manhunt for Travis Decker, a 32-year-old U.S. Army veteran wanted in connection with the brutal slayings of his daughters, who were found dead earlier this month, entered just over two weeks on Tuesday, June 17. The children's mother, Whitney Decker, reported the girls missing on Friday, May 30, after the siblings left their central Washington home for a planned visit with their father, the Wenatchee Police Department reported. Wenatchee is in Chelan County, about 148 miles east of Seattle. The Kittitas County Sheriff's Office reported Monday, June 16, that their deputies and tactical teams were looking for Decker in the Teanaway Valley and Blewett Pass areas. In an online social media post, the department was asking residents to be alert for anyone suspicious. The law enforcement agency is located about an hour south of where the girls disappeared. The joint local, state and federal multi-jurisdictional hunt for Decker entered day 15 after deputies discovered the girls' bodies on June 2 at Rock Island Campground. The Chelan County Sheriff's Office, the lead agency on the triple murder case, reported a deputy found Paityn Decker, 9; Evelyn Decker, 8; and Olivia Decker, 5, lifeless with plastic bags over their heads and evidence that their hands had been zip-tied. Also on June 16, Wenatchee Mayor Mike Poirier released a statement to Fox 13 news calling the case worse than "a nightmare" and reminding people to take care of one another, no matter the circumstances. "Everybody has nightmares, but can you image, this is beyond a nightmare. This is something that should affect us," the Seattle-based outlet reported the mayor said. "Never forget and remember to support each other in a time of need and even in not a time a need." USA TODAY contacted Poirier, who referenced his statement to Fox 13. Here's what to know about the case so far. Florida man pees on meat in store: $10,000 worth of food was urinated on in Sam's Club. What date were the Decker girls reported missing? State officials issued an Endangered Missing Person Alert (EMPA) for the school-age sisters on May 31. Washington State Patrol was originally contacted on May 30 to request an Amber Alert, but the situation "did not meet the required criteria" at the time, Wenatchee police said. The girls' father was homeless and living out of a white 2017 GMC Sierra pickup at the time they vanished, according to police. Police said he is a former military member with extensive training who "may pose a significant risk, if approached." Court filings obtained by USA TODAY say Travis Decker reportedly exhibited mental health issues before the girls' deaths. What does Travis Decker look like? Police described Travis Decker as a white man with black hair and brown eyes, standing 5'8'' and weighing 190 pounds. He was last seen wearing a light-colored shirt and dark shorts. Is there an award for Travis Decker's arrest? Travis Decker is wanted for three counts of first-degree murder, three counts of first-degree kidnapping and three counts of first-degree custodial interference, police said. Authorities are asking for the community's assistance in locating him. As of June 17, a reward of up to $20,000 was being offered for information leading to his arrest, the sheriff's office confirmed. Opinion - Decker sisters needed protection: Our court system failed them. Alleged Travis Decker sightings In the days after police announced the hunt for Decker, Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison told USA TODAY there had been dozens of alleged Decker sightings, including one investigated by the McCall Police Department in Idaho. The agency said it received reports of someone who looked like Decker in the western part of the Gem State. The small resort town of McCall is about 450 miles southwest of where the search for Decker is currently focused. Morrison told USA TODAY his office and law enforcement in Idaho had deemed the reports uncredible. Police could not say whether Decker was armed while on the lam. Anyone who sees him or with information about his whereabouts is asked to call 911. Tipsters can also call the CCSO tip line at 509-667-6845 or submit their information online at Contributing: Anthony Robledo Natalie Neysa Alund is a senior reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at nalund@ and follow her on X @nataliealund.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Yahoo
2 area men indicted after pursuit ending in wrong-way crash on I-75
Jun. 14—Two men have been indicted after they were accused of fleeing from police and causing a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 75. James Robert Collins, 46, of Dayton and Thomas Russell Downey, 49, of Fairborn, were each indicted in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court on charges of failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer and obstructing official business. Collis was also indicted for one county of vehicular assault. According to the Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office, their charges stem from June 5, 2025. That evening, Collins was driving a GMC Sierra with no visible registration when a Perry Twp. police officer tried to pull the pickup truck over at Wolf Creek Pike and Diamond Mill Road, according to an affidavit filed in Montgomery County Municipal Court Western Division. Downey was riding in the truck bed, and there were two passengers in the truck, though the passengers are not facing charges. The pickup fled, but was tracked by an Ohio State Highway Patrol helicopter. During the pursuit, Downey started throwing lumber out of the bed of the truck, the affidavit said. The prosecutor's office said that law enforcement successfully deployed stop stick tire deflation devices on Little Richmond Road near Ohio 49. However, Collins managed to regain control while driving on rims, the affidavit said. He drove the pickup truck on the wrong side of the road on U.S. 35 West and on I-75 North, followed by deputies with lights and sirens activated, according to the sheriff's office. On I-75 at Dryden Road, the pickup truck crashed into another vehicle head-on, causing a crash that involved six vehicles. All four people in the pickup fled on foot but were taken into custody, the sheriff's office said. The prosecutor's office said that four people were injured and taken to the hospital, one of which was seriously hurt. They added that Collins' driver's license was suspended at the time. Collins and Downey are scheduled to be arraigned June 26.
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Yahoo
2 indicted of pursuit ending in wrong-way crash on I-75
Jun. 13—Two men have been indicted after they were accused of fleeing from police and causing a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 75. James Robert Collins, 46, of Dayton and Thomas Russell Downey, 49, of Fairborn, were each indicted in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court on charges of failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer and obstructing official business. Collis was also indicted for one county of vehicular assault. According to the Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office, their charges stem from June 5, 2025. That evening, Collins was driving a GMC Sierra with no visible registration when a Perry Twp. police officer tried to pull the pickup truck over at Wolf Creek Pike and Diamond Mill Road, according to an affidavit filed in Montgomery County Municipal Court Western Division. Downey was riding in the truck bed, and there were two passengers in the truck, though the passengers are not facing charges. The pickup fled, but was tracked by an Ohio State Highway Patrol helicopter. During the pursuit, Downey started throwing lumber out of the bed of the truck, the affidavit said. The prosecutor's office said that law enforcement successfully deployed stop stick tire deflation devices on Little Richmond Road near Ohio 49. However, Collins managed to regain control while driving on rims, the affidavit said. He drove the pickup truck on the wrong side of the road on U.S. 35 West and on I-75 North, followed by deputies with lights and sirens activated, according to the sheriff's office. On I-75 at Dryden Road, the pickup truck crashed into another vehicle head-on, causing a crash that involved six vehicles. All four people in the pickup fled on foot but were taken into custody, the sheriff's office said. The prosecutor's office said that four people were injured and taken to the hospital, one of which was seriously hurt. They added that Collins' driver's license was suspended at the time. Collins and Downey are scheduled to be arraigned June 26.
