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COURTNEY PERRONE | Homeless Convict Woman Tries To Kidnap 8-Year-Old Girl After Telling Her Neighbor She's From The Russian Police | Autographed Letter, Signed
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Courtney Perrone, a 39-year-old woman, was arrested in Santa Monica, California, after reportedly attempting to kidnap an eight-year-old girl. Perrone, posing as a Russian police officer, attempted to take the child away from her neighbor, Mark, who intervened and stopped the abduction. The conflict began when Perrone attempted to forcibly remove the girl from Mark's side, prompting Mark to protect her by placing her in his vehicle and insisting that Perrone leave. Perrone was described as disorganized and unstable, with "lipstick all over her face" and unpredictable conduct. Perrone has a troubled past with law enforcement, having been arrested many times for a variety of charges. She is currently on probation for an assault conviction in Nevada and has open warrants in New Hampshire for forgery and intimidation. Perrone faces substantial legal consequences, including a maximum term of 6.5 years in prison if found guilty. The story raises concerns regarding public safety and mental health difficulties among people facing homelessness or instability.
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Courtney Perrone. Autographed Letter, Signed. Handwritten, Commercial #10 (4.125 × 9.5 envelope). N.d. N.p. Content unknown. SEALED.
Overview of Courtney Perrone’s Case
Courtney Perrone, a 39-year-old woman, was arrested in Santa Monica, California, for allegedly attempting to kidnap an 8-year-old girl. The incident occurred on August 21, 2024, when Perrone approached the child while she was assisting her neighbor with pets. Claiming to be a Russian police officer, Perrone attempted to take the child away from the neighbor, who intervened and prevented the abduction.
Details of the Incident
According to reports, the confrontation began when Perrone ran up to the girl and her neighbor, identified only as Mark. She asserted that the child was hers and attempted to physically remove her from Mark’s side. Witnesses described a struggle where Mark had to protect the girl by putting her in his vehicle and demanding that Perrone leave. During this altercation, Perrone reportedly brandished a switchblade knife when confronted by Mark.
Mark described Perrone as appearing disheveled and unstable at the time of the incident. He noted that she had “lipstick all over her face” and seemed erratic in her behavior. After failing to take the girl, Perrone fled but was later located by police in a nearby parking lot next to her BMW.
Background of Courtney Perrone
Perrone has a troubling history with law enforcement, including multiple arrests across different states for various offenses such as assault and battery, resisting arrest, possession of controlled substances, and trespassing. Prior to this incident in Santa Monica, she had been released from custody due to insufficient evidence related to an assault with a deadly weapon charge in Los Angeles. Additionally, she is currently on probation for an assault conviction in Nevada and has outstanding warrants from New Hampshire for forgery and intimidation.
Legal Charges and Consequences
Following her arrest for attempted kidnapping, false imprisonment by violence, and assault with a deadly weapon (the switchblade), Perrone faces serious legal repercussions. The charges could lead to a maximum sentence of 6.5 years in prison if convicted. She is being held on bail set at $135,000.
Conclusion
The case highlights significant concerns regarding public safety and mental health issues among individuals experiencing homelessness or instability. The quick actions of Mark helped prevent what could have been a tragic outcome for the young girl involved.
VIDEO: Woman claimed to be Russian police in attempted kidnapping of child in Santa Monica, officials say | https://youtu.be/uz9fQu3JIKs
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