A month before Sade Dixon and her unborn baby were killed by her baby's father, Markeith Loyd, she joked about killing a cop in a Facebook video.
In the video posted on Loyd's Facebook page, he and Dixon, 24, sat in their car, waiting impatiently during a traffic stop.
Cop killer and baby killer Markeith Loyd was captured Tuesday night in Orlando, Florida after a month on the run.
Loyd, 41, was taken into custody by Orange County SWAT with the assistance of the U.S. Marshals Service. He was wanted in the shooting deaths of Master Sgt Debra Clayton, 42, and his pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon, 24, pictured above right.
Matthew Apperson, the man who shot at acquitted murderer George Zimmerman -- but missed, was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison.
Apperson, of Seminole County, Florida, shot at Zimmerman during a road rage incident on May 11, 2015.
A narcissistic Orlando doctor vows to continue wearing bloody shoes to work until the last victim of the Pulse gay bar shooting is discharged home.
49 people were killed and dozens more wounded in the mass shooting in June.
Tatyana Allen glanced around for a weapon when she got into a fight with her boyfriend on Daytona Beach around 4:30 p.m. Monday.
Unable to find a suitable weapon, the 18-year-old picked up her 6-month-old baby and used it to beat her boyfriend.
The FBI has found no evidence that Orlando gunman Omar Mateen led a secret gay life.
Mateen went on a rampage inside an Orlando gay bar, killing 49 people and wounding 53 others on June 12.
An Orlando police officer says he was ordered not to pursue gunman Omar Mateen into a women's restroom after he opened fire in a gay bar.
49 people were killed and 53 others were wounded in the mass shooting at Pulse Nightclub on June 12.
Frank Ocean penned an open letter about the mass shooting at an Orlando gay bar that claimed 49 lives.
In his note which he posted on Tumblr on Tuesday, Ocean mentioned conspiracy theories that surfaced on social media in the hours following the massacre.
What a difference a day makes. Responding to pressure from Republicans and concerned citizens, the FBI released the full transcript of Orlando gunman Omar Mateen's 911 calls on Monday.
The FBI plans to release the transcripts of calls to 911 and negotiations between Orlando gunman Omar Mateen and Orlando police.
But Obama's Attorney General Loretta Lynch ordered the FBI to edit out any references Mateen made to "Islamic terrorism" from the transcripts.