Man arrested for House fire and burning dog

Lake Worth Beach man accused of starting house fire with gasoline, burning roommate’s dog

This is the garbage living in our city

A roommate stomped out flames twice Sunday after deputies say a man doused their home in gasoline, reignited the fire, and burned a dog’s stomach.

Deputies with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office responded to a home at 9:30 p.m. on Sunday for reports of a man attempting to light a fire.

Upon arrival, deputies say they spoke with a man who said his roommate, late identified as 31-year-old Schnider Annoual, had poured gasoline on the bottom floor of the house and set it on fire.

Law enforcement then made contact with Annoual at the front door, where an "overbearing odor" of gasoline was emitting from the home and Annoual's body.

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Man robbed after winning lottery

Lake Worth Man wins lottery, then immediately gets robbed in Palm Springs parking lot

"A man from Lake Worth was assaulted and robbed in a parking lot shortly after discovering he had a winning lottery ticket.

The Palm Springs Police Department (PSPD) said on November 17, just before noon in the rear parking lot of Laundry Time at 4360 Lake Worth Road, a 58-year-old victim had bought two scratch-off tickets from La Bodega, a nearby store, and realized one was a winner.

After claiming his winnings, the victim walked back through the same parking lot when he was attacked by a man — later identified as 24-year-old Christian Nasir Nelloms — described as tall, athletic, and wearing a yellow hoodie.

Nelloms allegedly punched the victim several times, pushed him to the ground, and stole a 14K gold Cuban link chain valued at $1,000 and a matching bracelet worth about $1,200, according to the police report.

Police obtained surveillance footage showing the suspect waiting behind the business before the attack. Using facial recognition, investigators identified Nelloms, a Riviera Beach resident. Nelloms was later picked out of a photo lineup by the victim and was arrested for robbery, a second-degree felony."

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