Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News now. Mame Guy gets in a drunken argument with his New York City taxi driver when his payment cards declined. The driver asks him to get out. He does, but when the driver follows him,

Guy shoves him to the ground, punches him in the stomach, then wraps his hands around the driver's neck. He eventually lets go. It takes off in the cab while

the 47-year-old driver tries to catch his breath. A few miles later, Guy crashes the cab into a

parked car. He's quickly caught by police. Nancy, Guy ran from the scene of the crash on foot,

but only makes it about a block before he's putting cuffs. Guy has one previous arrest

for DUI back in 2023. The taxi driver treated at the scene of his attack, but did not require

hospitalization. The NYC Taxi and Limo Commission commented on the assault, quote,

violence against the city's hardworking drivers as deplorable and were grateful to the NYPD for quickly bringing the individual who committed this outrageous assault and theft into custody.

Mame Guy, 25, now charged with robbery, grand larceny, DUI, and assault.

A Florida man walks into a high-tech fa restaurant that uses robot servers, 20 minutes

before opening, and asked if he can use their restroom. Employees agree, but the man quickly

doubles back from the restroom and awkwardly tries to carry one of their four-feet-tall robot

waitrons out the door. Employees yell at him to stop, but the man gets

the bot loaded into the back of his car. The robot's only inside the car about 10 seconds before

employees wrestle the hot bot back into the restaurant and tackle the thief. The robot worth

nearly $18,000, but it's worthless outside the location where it's

programmed to work. The unnamed robot robber now facing grand larceny. I hate to think

of what he was going to do with the robot waitress. More crime and justice news after this.

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

A New York jury has convicted three men in a deadly scheme that targeted clubgoers in Manhattan.

Prosecutors say 37-year-old Jaquan Hamilton, 36-year-old Robert DiMio, and 32-year-old Jacob Barroso befriended victims at nightclubs and bars, drugged them, and then robbed them,

leaving two men dead.

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