#domestic-dispute

#domestic-dispute

Police found Linda Stevenson, 64, unresponsive in the living room around 11:16 p.m. Sunday and immediately administered life-saving measures, the New Castle County Division of Police said in a statement. However, despite their efforts, Linda Stevenson was later pronounced deceased. Detectives from the police division's Criminal Investigations Unit are investigating, and an autopsy will be take place at the Delaware Division of Forensic Science, police said. The department asked anyone with information to contact detectives.

Investigators found one person dead and three others injured Monday at a property in the unincorporated part of the city, authorities said. The discovery happened about 8:05 a.m. after deputies from the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office responded to a welfare check in the 5100 block of Laurel Drive, the sheriff's office said in a statement. Once there, they found a resident dead, and three other injured people who were rushed via ambulance to a hospital.

The victim had met and befriended a woman known as Chris while in Mexico about a month and a half before the incident, prosecutors said. The relationship between the two, which was non-romantic, continued after they returned home to East Palo Alto, with the pair meeting at a local McDonald's and talking over social media, prosecutors said. Chris confided in the victim about domestic issues she was having with her ex-partner.

Police attempted to interview Youmans, but said his behavior was "violent and erratic." He was screaming, punching walls, and even masturbating and ejaculating on the interview table.