Crime - Page 191

Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar (TX) was carjacked at gunpoint in the nation’s capital on Monday evening, according to his office. 

A series of cartel banners signed by the Chapitos faction of the Sinaloa Cartel point to an apparent order by the criminal organization to stop all production, trade, and shipments of fentanyl on their turf. The banner comes as international tensions rise as fentanyl deaths set records in the U.S.

A nine-year-old girl who vanished during a camping trip with her family at Moreau Lake State Park in Saratoga County, New York, has been found safe, and a suspect involved in her disappearance is in custody, officials announced Monday.

Laphonza Butler, nominated to the U.S. Senate by Gov. Gavin Newsom, backed a plan to abolish bail across California for criminal suspects.

A manhunt is underway after two migrant males, described as being an Algerian and a Palestinian, used a hacksaw to cut the cell window bars.

An elderly man was severely beaten in a Florida cinema after asking a younger couple to move out of the seats that he had previously reserved.

The lawyer representing a Philadelphia looter known commonly as “Meatball” claims that criticism of the alleged perpetrator amounts to an “assault” on minorities.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement says a former middle school teacher in Winter Garden has been arrested for allegedly possessing child pornography.

BORDER TOWN, USA — Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control (OBN) officials announced the arrest of 16 people for their alleged roles in a Mexican cartel-connected drug trafficking organization. Investigators said the local residents purchased fentanyl directly from “cartels out of Mexico.” The state did not specify which cartel was involved.

A sophisticated and twisted new phone scam is targeting parents in New York City, with fraudsters utilizing advanced AI to mimic the distressed voices of their target’s children. One woman who was scammed by a call seeming to come from her 14-year-old daughter crying and claiming to have been arrested explains, “I’m aware it was really stupid – and I’m not a stupid person – but when you hear your child’s voice, screaming, crying, it just puts you on a different level.”

The New York City bodega worker who was wrongfully accused of murder after defending himself during an attack is suing DA Alvin Bragg.

Police rearrested a teacher accused of raping a young student in Covington, Tennessee, after she sent him a foreboding text message.

A private law firm released a controversial video showing a top politician in northern Mexico openly talking about using government funds to buy the allegiance of state congressmen. The video is part of a private investigation by the law firm representing a former governor from Tamaulipas. The governor claims to be the target of political persecution and that the current government turned the state over to criminal organizations.

British police made their second arrest over the cutting down of a 300-year-old tree near the Roman landmark of Hadrian’s Wall in the northeast of England.

A Las Vegas man was indicted and arrested on murder charges in connection with the 1996 shooting death of rapper Tupac Shakur.

El encanto de una vida acelerada llena de peligros y lujos ha atraído a varias mujeres no sólo a los brazos de los narcotraficantes sino también a las consecuencias de una vida dentro de una organización criminal. Si bien estos cárteles operan en México, ciudadanas estadounidenses se han enamorado de narcotraficantes mexicanos y han enfrentado fuertes consecuencias por ello.

The allure of a fast-paced life filled with danger and luxury attracted several women to the arms of drug traffickers and a life of crime after joining their lover’s criminal organization. While these cartels operate in Mexico, U.S. citizens have also fallen in love with Mexican drug lords and have faced dire consequences afterward.

Democrat California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill on Wednesday that shields abortionists who mail abortion pills to pro-life states from being prosecuted.

Chicago’s famed fine dining restaurant The Signature Room has abruptly announced that it is closed effective immediately.

A Peruvian national was arrested after allegedly calling in more than 150 bomb threats to schools, hospitals, and synagogues across five American states. 

The convicted felon accused in the murder of a tech CEO in Baltimore, Maryland, was taken into custody after two days on the run.

A woman has been convicted for vandalizing the sign outside of a pro-life pregnancy center in Buffalo, New York, with the word “LIARS” in red spray paint on March 15.

Groups of cartel gunmen set up blockades while simultaneously fighting authorities in various parts of the border state of Nuevo Leon. The gunmen caused chaos along a series of important highways. The generalized violence comes just days after gunmen dumped 12 dismembered bodies in that state with banners threatening rival cartels.

Democrat-run Philadelphia endured a second night of mass looting on Wednesday, and video footage shows the chaos at local businesses.

Target is shuttering nine stores in Democrat-run cities because of organized retail theft that threatens employee and customer safety.

A student with a prior conviction for animal cruelty arrested as suspect in shootings in Rotterdam which killed at least two.

Hollywood star James Woods went for Joe Biden’s throat in a Wednesday post blasting Joe Biden’s dangerous crisis at the southern border.

Brandenburg Gate will have to be cleaned at greater effort and expense than initially thought after climate activists sprayed orange paint.

Three people were killed overnight in separate incidents in Sweden as deadly violence linked to a feud between criminal gangs escalated.

A Black Lives Matter activist has pled guilty to fraud after money donated to a fundraising page she established went missing.

Embattled Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) entered a not-guilty plea on bribery charges Wednesday in Manhattan following his indictment on Friday.

The alleged killer of tech CEO Pava LaPere was released by a George Soros-backed district attorney despite a violent history.

An American Airlines flight attendant was found dead in her hotel room Monday with a sock in her mouth.

A teenage boy has been arrested after a school girl was stabbed to death, apparently after turning down flowers.

Big City Democrats have essentially decriminalized crime, and now the mass looting/shoplifting that helped destroy cities like San Francisco has spread to Philadelphia.

VVulnerable Sens. John Tester (D-MT) and Bob Casey (D-PA) are each donating $10,000 they received from the political action committee (PAC) affiliated with indicted Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ), but that is less than half of the donations they have received from the PAC over the years