Where?

The phrase "in custody" is misplaced. As written, the man shot his girlfriend while she was in custody. The intended meaning is that he is in custody because he shot his girlfriend. 

Politically Correct, Grammatically Incorrect

Once again, the pronoun-antecedent agreement problem plagues a newscaster's post. The pronoun "their" is plural and has as its antecedent the word "parent." "Parent" is singular. The most logical way to correct this error is to use his/her instead of "their." The grammatically correct way is to use his. 

Superintendent

In the body of the article superintendent was spelled correctly.

A Collection

It's Jeopardy. This from FOX16, Little Rock, Arkansas.

 My daughter noticed this misspelling on the satellite radio display. There should be two Ts instead of two Ls.

 Gold is not at IT IS highest price ever. If memory serves me correctly, this ad was in the Saline County Courier.

"Organiation" should be "Organization."

 This is a mistake near and not-so-dear to my heart. I, too, once called a CHEST OF DRAWERS a chester drawers. I remember feeling such embarrassment when I realized my mistake.

"Satying" should be "Staying."