Crime - Page 173

A former Starbucks worker in St. Louis, Missouri, claims he was wrongfully fired after he helped thwart a robbery in December.

A veteran admitted in court Thursday that he faked needing a wheelchair to claim $662,871.77 in benefits to which he was not entitled.

Italian counter-terror police have been deployed to catch the people behind the destruction of speed cameras in the north of the country.

A statue erected to honor MLB star Jackie Robinson was broken off and stolen from outside a Kansas youth baseball park Thursday.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta is implementing a default setting to Facebook and Instagram that will prevent strangers from sending private messages to minors on the social media platforms. The damage control move comes after an unredacted complaint revealed horrifying claims of sexual harassment against children on Mark Zuckerberg’s social media platforms.

An alleged Phoenix, Arizona, home intruder was apprehended by police and transported to a hospital for treatment after being shot Thursday night by a homeowner. 

Chicago’s self-professed “progressive” Mayor Brandon Johnson is demanding a “ceasefire” in the action between Israel and Hamas terrorists, even as his city remains awash in gang violence.

The lawsuit claims that the male inmate told a person at the women’s prison that he was not transgender and was just there “to get p***y.”

Taylor Swift’s alleged stalker was rearrested Wednesday just minutes after being released without bail in Democrat-run New York City.

Calocane, who was wanted by police at the time of the attack, had “deliberately and mercilessly” stabbed three to death last year.

Lawyers for Sen. Menendez (D-NJ) filed a memo arguing his home was illegally searched when authorities seized gold bars and $486,000 in cash.

Mexican military forces flooded into the city of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, and began patrolling the region in an attempt to diffuse any potential violence. The move comes days after the arrest of a top leader with the Gulf Cartel.

A Carroll County, Mississippi, mother shot and wounded an alleged knife-wielding home intruder Monday to save her three children.

William Austin Aldama, the son of Netflix’s “Cheer” coach Monica Aldama, was arrested on Thursday and indicted on multiple felony child pornography charges. He was since released on $20,000 bond.

A manhunt is underway for 23-year-old Romeo Nance after seven people were found shot to death in Joliet, Illinois, Monday afternoon, according to police.

Tammy Nobles says her daughter, allegedly murdered by an illegal alien MS-13 Gang member, would be alive if the DHS had “done their job.” 

The legendary chain In-N-Out Burger has been forced to flee Democrat-run Oakland in Democrat-run California.

Residents in a Mexican border city have experienced a new wave of terror after Gulf Cartel gunmen began openly attacking innocent bystanders over the weekend. The motive for the attacks on innocent civilians remains unknown.

LoanDepot, a leading provider in the loan and mortgage industry, has reported a significant cybersecurity breach impacting approximately 16.6 million customers.

Authorities are investigate eight bodies washed up in the Mediterranean province of Antalya, including two on a beach in a vacation resort.

Three people were attacked in London “for being Jewish” by a gang of Arabic-speaking men, while police failed to come to their aid.

A teenage Georgia pageant queen has been arrested and charged with the murder of a baby after he was taken to the emergency room while “unresponsive” and later died.

The Chicago suburb of Oak Brook has been beset with an increase in retail theft and burglaries over the last year, and police say the leading culprits have been recently arrived illegal border crossers who have filtered out to the suburb from Chicago.

A Florida teen accused of beating his teacher will soon face sentencing, and the victim wants him to face the maximum term.

As Mexico’s government continues to be unable to address the raging cartel violence and the control that criminal organizations have over the northern part of the country, the Gulf Cartel once again flexed its muscles with complete impunity by dumping the bodies of two of their victims in a cemetery.

A driver accused of hitting a police officer in New York City apparently did it on purpose, sources told the New York Post on Friday.

Hundreds of copies of a Colorado newspaper were stolen after it reported that the town’s police chief’s stepson allegedly raped a teen girl.

An American Airlines flight attendant allegedly recorded five minor girls while they used plane restrooms during incidents that happened between January and September. 2023

Hollywood star Alec Baldwin faces up to 18 months in jail after he was indicted Friday by a New Mexico grand jury for his involvement in the fatal Rust shooting from 2021.

A 19-year-old man in Chicago is accused of stealing a car after getting into trouble for a pair of similar cases in 2023.

A New Mexico grand jury indicted actor Alec Baldwin on Friday after hearing evidence in a closed hearing over the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who died in 2021 on the Rust film set after Baldwin’s prop gun fired a live bullet.

Law enforcement in Pueblo, Colorado, arrested a suspect accused of carrying a decapitated woman’s severed hand in his pocket on January 10.

Mexican state authorities arrested a top leader within the Gulf Cartel who is ultimately responsible for the 2023 kidnapping of four U.S. citizens, where two of them died, last year in the border city of Matamoros, Tamaulipas. That cartel boss has been directly responsible for the spread of violence in the northern part of Tamaulipas but managed to avoid capture for a long time due to his ties to the top government officials.

Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine was arrested in the Dominican Republic on Wednesday and charged with domestic violence.

The FBI has arrested a trans person for allegedly posting social media threats against “transphobes” and other people who oppose the transgender agenda.

A group of indigenous women in Mexico sought help from the country’s raging carte violence not by reaching out to authorities or government but to the leader of one of the most sadistic cartels. The women asked the cartel boss to protect them from a regional boss who had been carrying out kidnappings, murders, and extortions in their communities.