Crime - Page 207

A group of Gulf Cartel gunmen attacked the number two state official in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas as he traveled along a highway that leads to the border city of Reynosa.

Four people were killed and four others injured after an alleged attacker with multiple firearms opened fire in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Monday night around 8:30 p.m.

The Missouri woman allegedly involved in a plot to steal another woman’s unborn baby has been charged in the infant’s death.

Authorities are looking for the person who allegedly detonated or threw explosive devices at businesses in Washington, DC, on Sunday morning, USA Today reported.

A Florida man who just finished serving a 15-year sentence confessed to the fatal stabbings of a pregnant mother and her six-year-old son in September 2002.

A wannabe speed racer was taken into custody after allegedly driving his Corvette around the NASCAR Chicago Street Race course on Saturday night. 

A Chicago man by the name of Neiman Marcus Collins is charged with shoplifting and identify theft for using a stolen credit card at, you guessed it — Neiman Marcus.

New and expanded powers for British police took effect on Sunday, including measures targeting activists who stop traffic.

Thirty people were shot, two of them fatally, at a block party in gun-controlled Baltimore, Maryland, Sunday just after 12:30 a.m.

Charges have been dropped against a subway rider who stabbed and killed an unhinged straphanger after he allegedly punched his girlfriend.

La organización narcoterrorista conocida como Cartel del Golfo secuestró a tres trabajadores inocentes después de confundirlos con rivales. El caso se volvió fatal cuando una de las víctimas del secuestro murió en un accidente automovilístico junto con dos sicarios mientras los llevaban a otra parte.

A California man allegedly took over $830,000 in his mother’s social security payments and veteran benefits for more than 30 years after her death.

A supermarket in New York City is protecting $6 ice cream cartons with bolted plastic tops to prevent shoplifters from stealing them this summer, the New York Post reported.

Two former University at Buffalo football players have been charged with animal abuse after being accused of beating a dog with a belt.

Cartel gunmen ambushed and killed one of the founding members of a self-defense group made up of villagers who took up arms to fight cartel oppression. The slain figure was one of several freedom fighters that gained international fame in Michoacan for helping villagers fight against drug cartels in 2013.

A Texas sheriff deputy struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver had his mortgage paid off by a charity dedicated to honoring fallen first responders. Smith County Sheriff’s Deputy Lorenzo Bustos, 29, died on his last training shift, Tyler

An illegal migrant has been charged with raping a woman just over a month after arriving on British shores in a small boat from France.

Since the coldest winter weather ended in Chicago this year, groups of hundreds of teens have been carousing through various Chicago neighborhoods, reportedly vandalizing cars, stealing from businesses, and physically assaulting people on the streets.

Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador sent a message to one of Mexico’s most violent drug cartels telling them to release 16 kidnapped police employees “or I’m telling your parents.”

A former University of Waterloo student was charged after stabbing a gender studies professor and two students during a lecture.

Patrick Proefriedt, 26, allegedly fired a crossbow at his companion while she was holding the infant, killing his three-week-old daughter.

Mexican authorities formally charged a leading figure with the Cartel Del Noreste faction of Los Zetas for the murder of a respected journalist in the border state of Tamaulipas. Authorities believe the journalist was murdered for his work covering crime in the region. The charges come a year after the murder and are part of a larger investigation into the criminal organization’s shootings, kidnappings, and murders in the region.

Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill offered the marina worker he allegedly slapped last week $200 and an apology, according to a report from the Miami-Dade Police Department.

A California man allegedly walked into the the kitchen of a pizzeria and threw lighter fluid on one of the workers. 

“General Hospital” star Haley Pullos has been charged with felony count of drunk driving in connection with a near-fatal car crash in April.

Authorities in Mexico City arrested a social media influencer with over a million followers on TikTok in connection with an ongoing investigation into an armed robbery at a jewelry store.

A man dragged a California woman holding on to his vehicle as she fought to retrieve her Gucci glasses he allegedly stole moments before. 

Authorities in Minnesota arrested a 19-year-old with multiple face tattoos after he pelted restaurant patrons and servers with Skittles.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations officers in Nogales, Arizona, stopped two major drug shipments over the weekend. In two separate incidents, the officers seized more than 670,000 fentanyl pills and nearly 48 pounds of methamphetamine. These officers seized nearly two million fentanyl pills in less than two weeks.

The mother-in-law of NASCAR’s Jimmie Johnson allegedly shot and killed her 69-year-old husband and their 11-year-old grandson and then reportedly killed herself on Monday night.

Transgender activist and former teacher Dana Rivers, a biological male who first appeared on ABC’s 2020 more than 20 years ago, is sentenced to life in a women’s prison after brutally murdering a lesbian couple and their adopted son. 

A Democrat state senator in Cranston, Rhode Island, is accused of keying a car that had a “Biden Sucks” bumper sticker.

Charges have been dropped against a 14-year-old boy who fatally shot a man caught on video punching the boy’s mother in a Chicago restaurant.

A group of gunmen used hammers to break through what appeared to be bullet-resistant glass during a robbery in an upscale shopping center in Mexico City. The robbers spent almost ten minutes beating the windows at the jewelry store without interference from armed security or police officers.

Officials in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas used their official social media accounts to discredit recent news articles about cartel shootouts. At the same time, these officials made false or misleading claims about the circumstances surrounding the shooting events.

Italian authorities have vowed to find and punish the tourist who was filmed carving graffiti on the wall of the Colosseum in Rome.