Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. As the Vegas judge, Mary Kay Holtas,

prepares to sentence Diobra Redden in felony battery. Redden flies over the bench in attack mode.

Court video captures the moment Redden lands on top of the judge still in her chair, who falls

back against a wall, bringing the American state

flags down on top of them. The court bailiff quickly follows to pull Redden off the judge,

Redden charged with attempted murder. Nancy Redden's attorneys say he was not taking his medication

for schizophrenia at the time of the attack and was not mentally competent. Redden himself claims he did not intend

to kill Holthus and says he does care about her well-being. Redden went on to state in court,

quote, I'm not a bad person, I'm not an evil guy. Holtis previously testified she feared for her

life when Redd had vaulted over her four-foot-high bench. The judge suffered some injuries,

but was not hospitalized as a result of the attack. Deobra Redden 31 pleads guilty but mentally ill,

sentenced to 26 years behind bars. A Florida woman increasingly frustrated when her new credit card

continues to disappear in the mail. On the creditor's third attempt, she notices

a charge on her statement despite still not ever getting the card. So who made the $300

grocery purchase? Mail carrier, 43-year-old Jesse Anderson. Anderson caught on surveillance

treating his mother to a large grocery hall at Winn-Dixie.

Anderson admits to stealing several pieces of mail from his route and now pleads guilty

to theft by a postal employee, facing up to five years behind bars. More crime and justice

news after this. Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, crime online's John Limley.

The California Justice Department is investigating the Christmas Eve shooting death of 26-year-old Jeremy Sanchez,

who was killed by his parole officer during a visit to his Fresno home.

With more, here's Sidney Sumner of Crime Online.

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