The Hernando County Sheriff’s Office charged Johnathan Lee Rossmoine, 36, with multiple sex crimes Sunday after deputies were called to a Spring Hill home by the parents of the teenager, who found Rossmoine in a closet in the child’s bedroom, the agency announced Tuesday.

Rossmoine allegedly told deputies he traveled from Louisiana to Florida several times to have sexual encounters with the teen. Investigators said he had been in Hernando County for about five weeks when he was discovered.

Deputies said the two met online about two years ago, and the teen referred to Rossmoine as their boyfriend. The teen told deputies that Rossmoine had been living off and on in their bedroom since Aug. 19, according to the agency. He hid in the closet when the teen’s parents were home and would come out when they left for work, the sheriff’s office said.

Rossmoine was charged with four counts of lewd and lascivious behavior with a victim between the age of 12 and 16 and one count of obscene communication, travel to meet after use of a computer to lure a child.

It was not immediately clear whether he had an attorney who could comment for him.

Javonta Broden, 19, was arrested this week in connection with the September 11 shooting death of Christopher Fields, 18. Fields was gunned down around 10 a.m. at the Renaissance Gateway Apartments on North Ardenwood.

The deadly shooting occurred less than a month after the suspect, Broden, was released on bond following a shootout on Mother’s Day. Five people, including a 12-year-old, were injured in the wild shootout, parts of which were captured on video.

It was in the aftermath, a frustrated Crime Stoppers official said Baton Rouge faced a crime problem: “It takes the entire community to resolve the crime problem that we have," they said.

The Mother’s Day gunfire erupted in the parking lot of Carlin’s Food Market on Plank Road.

After the shooting, the Baton Rouge Police Chief said people are “sick and tired of the violence.”

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All five people injured were store customers, police previously told WBRZ. Police never elaborated on the intended target but believe that some of the victims, if not all, were bystanders caught in the crossfire. 

Broden was arrested in connection with the May 10 shooting and bonded out of jail on August 20. Fields was killed 22 days later. Broden was due in court on charges related to the Mother’s Day shooting next week.

Just last week, WBRZ Chief Investigator Chris Nakamoto reported on a similar situation where an attempted murder suspect bonded out of jail and committed more alleged crimes.

The grandmother in the unrelated case said the system is to blame: "The problem is the system," said Stephanie Bailey. "I don't know what they do when they decide who they are going to let out, and it should be a structured system."

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A kindergarten teacher in central China has been sentenced to death after poisoning 25 children and killing one of them, CNN reports.

According to the Jiaozuo Intermediate People's Court in Henan province, the accused teacher is Wang Yun and Wang's actions stemmed from an argument with a fellow teacher at the Jiaozuo kindergarten over how best to deal with students.

The court went on to describe Weng's motives as "despicable" and "vicious" as she added nitrate to porridge intended for the other teacher's students. 

After the students ate the porridge, many got sick and had to be hospitalized, one student died. 

The disturbing incident occurred on March 27 of last year.

"She should be punished severely in accordance with the law," Monday's court ruling said.

Wang had previously been caught trying to poison her husband, in February 2017 after they'd quarreled. On that occasion, she also used nitrite and her husband suffered minor injuries.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nitrite is toxic and a likely carcinogen used in fertilizers, food preservation as well as munitions and explosives. At high levels, it can stop the human body from properly absorbing oxygen.