The video showed the attack was unprovoked and the victim was mostly unconscious and was defenseless throughout most of the incident.

The man is alleged to have left the child alone in the room for more than 12 hours.

The suspect allegedly confronted the victim after learning of a recent relationship the teen had with someone he described as his “loved one.”

The coroner’s office confirmed the woman died from bleeding caused by extensive superficial injuries from livestock.

Authorities allege that Dixon suffocated her son and believe the boy had been dead for several days before his body was found.

Police say these burglaries resulted in the theft of “several thousand dollars worth” of children’s Christmas gifts, electronics, and firearms across three separate incidents.

Both child’s parents told police the infant fell off a couch, but medical personnel suggested the injuries were consistent with trauma rather than a simple fall.

Police say a woman was kidnapped in Pearce, Arizona, and a subsequent investigation revealed a deceased man at her home.

Colorado investigators discovered both suspects had familial ties to Pearl River County, MS, and authorities began an extensive search of the county areas associated with the suspects.

The arrest report indicated that the baby suffered a “catastrophic” brain bleed, which police believe resulted from “non-accidental Abusive Head Trauma.”

The victim was identified as 59-year-old Daniel Lanard Richardson Jr.

The FBI is also releasing a photo of one of the coolers containing an IED, which was placed by Jabbar near the intersection of Bourbon and Orleans Street.

Authorities say an ISIS flag was located in the vehicle.

Police discovered two juveniles and one adult deceased inside a residence during a missing persons investigation.

Miami-Dade Police are urging the public to come forward with any information regarding the shooter or the events surrounding the incident.

Police were contacted by a concerned parent on December 20 about another incident involving the suspect and a child in the same classroom.

Anyone with further information regarding this incident is asked to contact Lt. Sullivan at (910) 875-5111.