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NEWYou can now hear Fox News articles. A Kansas man allegedly attempted to kill his boat’s captain in Hawaii during a snorkel tour. Police say that Avery Nissen, 21, of Overland Park Kansas, stabbed the 62-year old male captain on Thursday, during a 3-hour snorkel tour. Nissen was charged for second-degree attempted killing, first-degree and second-degree attacks. According to KHNL the injured boat captain is Stanley Lurbiecki who has been in the boating business for many years. The 62-year old man was stabbed in the head, hands and lower abdomen. The man was transported to a local hospital where he’s in stable condition.LISTEN TO THE NEW ‘CRIME & JUSTICE WITH DONNA ROTUNNO’ PODCASTPolice said officers responded to the incident at 3:21 p.m. on Thursday at the Honokohau Harbor in Kailua-Kona.Officials said other passengers onboard the boat restrained Nissen after he allegedly began attacking the man with a filet knife. The motive for the alleged assault is unknown, according to police. Find out more on the TRUE CRIME CENTREAccording to the report the incident occurred on a catamaran that was owned by Hawaii Nautical a boat tour company. Mark Towill, the owner and president of Hawaii Nautical told the outlet, “Stan’s stable, he is recovering.” He is a hero and fighter. “CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FOX NEWS APP”. Towill said, “I’m just incredibly thankful that our team is still safe and that this situation ended as it did.” “I have never heard of this happening before in the industry and I am so grateful to our team for their professionalism, and the way they reacted. “SEND US A TIP HERBail was set at $1.57M and Nissen is expected to appear in court on Monday.

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles!The United Cajun Navy, a nationally known volunteer search and rescue group, is offering to revise its planned search for Nancy Guthrie and make any changes necessary to win the approval of local authorities.Meanwhile, an independent journalist has launched a petition imploring Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos to give the group his blessing. Josh Gill, a UCN incident commander who was in Tucson, Arizona in February, but unable start his search, said, “We want permission from lead agency.” “I don’t believe there would be any harm. I think it would bring closure to the family, the community and the nation. “FBI RECEIVES DNA FROM HAIR SAMPLE FOR NANCY GUTHRIE CASE: SOURCESGill presented the plan to the Sheriff’s Department in the days following Guthrie’s suspected kidnapping in the early morning hours of February 1, just hours after she returned from dinner at the daughter’s house nearby. Guthrie’s daughter Savannah Guthrie is the co-host of “Today”. According to the 41-page plan, the UCN will have no independent authority and will operate under the sheriff command. “I am open to working with law enforcement on a new plan. “Fragments from surveillance video show a man in a mask at her front entrance, where blood was found the next morning. Her back door had been propped open. No valuables were taken. The family paid a ransom in the early stages of the investigation but Guthrie was not returned. “Let’s work with the sheriff’s office to do what’s right.” He suggested searching the desert outside of town, many drainage channels known as “washes”, abandoned structures, and a series “remote-access areas”. Like what you’re reading? Find out more on the TRUE CRIME HUBAccording to the plan if volunteers find any evidence, they will not handle it but report it to the Sheriff’s Department.UCN has submitted plans similar to this for other searches around the country. She told Fox News Digital that she lost her vulnerable grandmother two years ago and Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance touched her heart. “Knowing someone took advantage of an elderly lady who was a loving woman is really disturbing.”

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After the chaos, police said that multiple vehicles were observed driving in circles. After the chaos, Chicago Mayor warns of a “teen trend” after takeover chaos, violence concerns growPolice said that multiple vehicles were seen driving in circles. A few people also allegedly jumped onto the hood of a NYPD vehicle and caused damage to the windshield, before fleeing in a dark car. No injuries were reported.

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NEWYou can now hear Fox News articles. A Pennsylvania man accused stealing over 100 sets of human remains in a historic cemetery, appeared in Delaware County Court Friday wearing a lime-green prison jumpsuit. Jonathan Gerlach, 34. appeared in Delaware County Court wearing a green prison jumpsuit. He looked different than his booking picture. His hair was tied back and shaved. The boyfriend of a missing girl is accused of ignoring her, sending disturbing messages from her phone. During the hearing on Friday, prosecutors dropped the two burglary counts but filed additional charges related to alleged cemetery breaks-ins in Lancaster County and Luzerne County. “Authorities say more than 100 full or partial sets of human and skeletal remains were recovered from Gerlach’s home in Ephrata and a storage unit.FLORIDA MAN ALLEGEDLY STUFFED HUMAN REMAINS IN TWO SUITCASES FOUND IN REMOTE ‘COMPOUND’Some of the remains are believed to be centuries old, while others belonged to infants, according to prosecutors.Police said Gerlach was initially identified after officers conducting surveillance spotted bones and skulls inside his vehicle at Mount Moriah CemeteryInvestigators later observed him leaving the cemetery carrying a burlap bag, a crowbar and other tools. Authorities claim he admitted to stealing 30 sets of remains. The case has been particularly distressing for families who have loved ones buried in Mount Moriah. Judy Prichard McCleary’s ancestors were disturbed. She told The Associated Press that she still thought it was disruptive. Gerlach is behind bars in Delaware County, with bail set at one million dollars, according to FOX 29, but court records do not indicate if Gerlach has entered a guilty plea. A lawyer representing him was not immediately identified on Friday. The Delaware County District Attorney’s Office was not immediately available for comment. Fox News Digital’s Greg Norman Diamond contributed to this story.

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