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A Nashville mother of FOUR never made it home from work after a 21-year-old man allegedly SH*T AND K*LLED HER while they were walking together. Tragically, her four young children had already lost their father to gun violence less than a year earlier. Now, they've lost BOTH PARENTS. Cenya Holland, 25, had reportedly just finished working on Friday, November 6, when she was fatally shot near the entrance of the Fallbrook Apartments in East Nashville. Metro Nashville Police responded to reports of gunfire around 10:15 p.m. and found Holland suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. She was rushed to Skyline Medical Center, where she died. Investigators identified 21-year-old Gemaurien Robinson, a resident of the complex, as the suspect through surveillance footage and witness interviews. According to police, Robinson ADMITTED to shooting Holland but claimed she posed a danger to him, despite being unable to identify any specific threat or explain what she had done to justify his actions. Apartment staff confirmed Holland did not live at the complex and had been visiting a friend. Robinson was charged with criminal hom*cide and is being held without bond. Holland's sister, Eelexus, described the devastating moment she learned of her death. "When I found out, I let out a scream that nobody would ever want to hear." Her cousin, Alexis Froman, defended Holland's character, saying she would never physically confront someone without a reason. Holland's children are now in the care of relatives as their family mourns the loss of a young mother whose life was cut short at just 25 years old. #Nashville #PublicSafety

CHILDREN ARE PAYING THE PRICE for Britain's immigration failures: A Palestinian SMALL-BOAT MIGRANT previously convicted of ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER was given taxpayer-funded housing in the UK, only to BREAK INTO A FAMILY HOME just TWO DAYS LATER and commit s*xual acts in front of young girls. A judge later determined that he intended to R*PE at least one of the children. Mohammed Abbas, 29, who claims to be Palestinian, arrived in Britain aboard a dinghy from France in March 2026 and was subsequently housed at taxpayer expense while his asylum application remained pending. By July, he had already been convicted of assaulting a police officer and battery following a confrontation at a migrant hotel in Warwick. During that incident, Abbas reportedly climbed onto tables, shouted at hotel employees, and behaved so aggressively that staff locked themselves in a kitchen for protection. When police arrived, he spat at officers. On July 14, he received a 12-month community order for those offenses. Despite that conviction, Abbas was subsequently placed alone in a two-bedroom property in Cardiff provided through the Home Office, reportedly worth approximately £250,000. Just TWO DAYS after receiving the keys, he committed a horrifying attack on another family. At approximately 2 a.m. on July 30, Abbas forced his way into a terraced home and entered a bedroom where three sisters were sleeping. According to testimony at Cardiff Crown Court, one of the girls woke to discover a stranger crouching in the bedroom. As the terrified sisters began screaming, Abbas exposed himself, repeatedly demanded s*x, and began m*sturbating in front of the children. When he approached one of the girls near her bunk bed, she desperately fought him off by repeatedly striking him with a pillow. Abbas eventually fled after the commotion awakened other members of the household. Police tracked him to his Home Office accommodation using surveillance footage and arrested him later that day. Investigators recovered stolen property, including AirPods, and matched his DNA to the girls' bedroom door handle. The court also heard that Abbas received £30 per week from the Home Office, which he spent on food, alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis. On November 10, Abbas was sentenced to SIX YEARS IN PRISON after pleading guilty to burglary, trespass with intent to commit a s*xual offense, and two counts of engaging in s*xual activity in the presence of a child. Judge Lucy Crowther made clear how serious the attack could have become. "I'm satisfied you intended to r*pe at least one of these girls," she told him. She described Abbas as posing a "REAL AND IMMINENT" danger to women and girls and imposed an additional three-year extended licence period. The victims' mother said the attack had devastated her daughters' emotional wellbeing, disrupted their education, and destroyed their sense of security inside their own home. The Home Office has indicated that it will seek to deport Abbas after he serves his custodial sentence. #StopTheBoats #CardiffCrime