Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. Minnesota cops responding to a 911,

find a woman at a bus stop with a stab wound to her shin, swollen bruises on her face and covered head-to-toe in severe oozing burns.

At the hospital, the 19-year-old tells investigators her boyfriend Jabari Jr. would not let her leave his

apartment after they got in an argument. Over the next two days, he forcibly shaves her head, dumps pots

of boiling water on her, and stabs her when she tries to arm herself with a knife. When her injuries

become concerning, Jr. drops her injuries become concerning, Junior drops her at the

bus stop and tells her to lie about what happened. Nancy, the victim says Junior went through phases of

caring for her, tending to her wounds and apologizing, then reverted to anger and violence. At the hospital,

the 19-year-old is unable to wear a hospital

gown due to the pain from her burns, and she can't open her right eye. She says she sustained

the knife wound when Junior held the knife to her neck, and she tried to grab it from him.

A search of Junior's apartment revealed he attempted to clean up after the attacks, but police

found hair clippings,

pots matching the victim's description, and sweatpants with blood on them.

Jabari Jr. 22, now charged with felony, kidnap, and assault.

Florida Wingstop manager Carnelly Irene asked a loud group of high schoolers to leave the

restaurant, but the teens start an argument

instead. When one of them knocks a container of straws off the counter, Irene sprays them with

ranch dressing. The teens continue to argue with the manager who steps into the kitchen and returns

with a bucket of hot oil. Irene tosses the oil toward the teens, burning several of them.

Cops are called.

Greece all over the floor and victims' injuries are enough to put Irene in cuffs.

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