This graphic news comes from MINNEAPOLIS..
A NON random act of violence ends with a woman's severed head being found on a city street..
According to the Shakopee Police Department, the incident occurred at around 2:30 p.m. at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Spencer Street. A 55-year-old woman, identified as America Mafalda Thayer of Shakopee, was found on the sidewalk near the intersection and pronounced dead at the scene. Police later confirmed that the woman was beheaded in the incident.
Police say they quickly arrested a 42-year-old Shakopee Alexis Saborit on suspicion of second-degree murder. He’s being held in Scott County Jail on pending charges.
According to police, the suspect and victim have had a long-term relationship that police are familiar with; the incident is not believed to be a random act.
A truly horrific and tragic situation ...
And a reminder of domestic violence accounts as the root cause of a large number of violent crimes in the United States..
A NON random act of violence ends with a woman's severed head being found on a city street..
According to the Shakopee Police Department, the incident occurred at around 2:30 p.m. at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Spencer Street. A 55-year-old woman, identified as America Mafalda Thayer of Shakopee, was found on the sidewalk near the intersection and pronounced dead at the scene. Police later confirmed that the woman was beheaded in the incident.
Police say they quickly arrested a 42-year-old Shakopee Alexis Saborit on suspicion of second-degree murder. He’s being held in Scott County Jail on pending charges.
According to police, the suspect and victim have had a long-term relationship that police are familiar with; the incident is not believed to be a random act.
Friends and family of the slain woman are sharing this image across social media of her:
A truly horrific and tragic situation ...
And a reminder of domestic violence accounts as the root cause of a large number of violent crimes in the United States..
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