Black and Missing
Jhessye Shockley’s mother arrested on child abuse charges
Glendale police say Jerice Hunter, Jhessye Shockley’s mother has been arrested for child abuse in connection to her daughter’s disappearance.
Glendale police say Jerice Hunter, Jhessye Shockley’s mother has been arrested for child abuse in connection to her daughter’s disappearance.
At a news conference Monday afternoon, Glendale police said they do not believe it is likely they will find Jhessye alive.
Shirley Johnson told CBS 5 News that police told her Jerice Hunter was arrested early Monday morning.
There was a large police presence early Monday morning at the apartment complex at 6800 N. 45th Ave., where Hunter lives, including forensics vehicles.
Hunter recently gave birth to another child and has been recovering at the residence. The baby and four other children are in the custody of Child Protective Services.
Real stories. Real impact. Straight to your inbox. Join thousands others. Click here to subscribe to our newsletter today!
Follow us on Facebook, X, TikTok, Instagram
-
Social Justice6 days agoNew Jersey police reach $4 million settlement with children of woman killed by ex-husband, a former police officer
-
Education2 weeks agoAsbury Park High School: Crossover event esports and history with Tina Watson
-
Social Justice1 week agoJury awards California woman $15 million after supervisor called her n-word
-
Social Justice1 week agoFamily pleads for Trump’s help bringing severely ill son home from Chinese prison
-
Crime & Justice1 week agoDetroit man convicted of sexually assaulting, killing teen found dead in prison 2 weeks after sentencing
-
Culture6 days agoDruski new parody mocking conservative women sparks debate
-
Police4 days agoMemphis man sues city, police over photo taken of his deceased mother
-
Culture1 week agoOWN’s Belle Collective Birmingham to premiere April 10
-
Culture3 days agoVirgin Islands announces lineup for 74th annual St. Thomas Carnival Village
-
Culture1 week agoBLK releases second annual report on dating trends among Black singles



