Crime - Page 221

At least 20 people were shot, four of them fatally, Friday into Saturday night in Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s (D) Chicago. 

Cartel killings and kidnappings continue to plague Cancun and the surrounding areas as cartel criminal organizations continue to battle. The groups tied to factions of the Sinaloa Cartel and Cartel Jalisco New Generation are fighting for control of the region’s lucrative drug distribution and other businesses catering to tourists.

Police are searching for thieves who they say stole an estimated two million dimes worth $200,000 from a tractor-trailer in a Walmart parking lot in Philadelphia. A truck driver who picked up $750,000 worth of dimes from the Philadelphia Mint on Wednesday

A Florida woman pleaded guilty on Friday to engaging in a years-long romance scheme to defraud an 87-year-old Holocaust survivor of his life savings.

Investigators in Easton, Pennsylvania, claim that track coach Hannah Marth had a sexual relationship with a teenage student for a year.

Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s (D-WI) support for far-left, soft-on-crime candidates over the last campaign cycle has brought to light her own soft-on-crime stances as she gears up for a reelection bid in a battleground state.

A registered nurse who formerly worked at a Long Island hospital was arrested for allegedly slamming a two-day-old baby facedown into his bassinet.

French mega-star Gérard Depardieu is reportedly facing new accusations of sexual misconduct, with 13 women coming forward to allege the actor engaged in inappropriate behavior including unwanted touching, groping, sexual remarks, and “persistent groaning noises.”

A store security video captured the moment that two gunmen shot and killed a Mexican businessman at a coffee shop in the tourist hotspot of Tulum, Quintana Roo. Authorities placed the blame on gangs of Colombian and Venezuelan migrants who are focusing on stealing high-end watches.

House Republican Conference chairwoman Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) is joining her Republican colleagues for the upcoming hearing in New York City, which will shine a light on victims of “violent crime” in anti-Trump district attorney Alvin Bragg’s Manhattan.

A suspect has reportedly been arrested in the recent murder of Bob Lee, the founder of the popular finance app CashApp. Although the crime was suspected to be a random attack, local San Francisco media is reporting that police sources say Lee was murdered by a fellow tech executive that he knew.

A coffee chain local to Portland, Oregon, announced it is closing its downtown location due to the “extreme violence and criminal activity” its employees have endured.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott for a curfew for teenagers over the summer – beginning Memorial Day weekend – in the aftermath of an incident.

More than a dozen women have accused veteran French actor Gerard Depardieu of sexual violence, with some allegations going back decades, according to a report from French investigative news website Mediapart.

Report: Child Sex Trade is Flourishing in Southern Mexican State

While Mexico’s president continues to claim that his country does not produce fentanyl, the Mexican military revealed they raided a lab in Sinaloa being used to manufacture fentanyl and methamphetamines.

Manufacturers are reportedly scrambling to secure communication systems in their vehicles after thieves discovered new methods to bypass advanced security systems. In some cases, crooks are taking control of vehicles by hacking their headlights. 

German officials seized cooked bats and nearly a ton of unrefrigerated fish after police stopped a van near the border.

A Virginia man has been accused of exposing himself at a Cracker Barrel restaurant when an employee came outside to deliver a to-go order.

An illegal alien has been sentenced to life in federal prison without parole for murdering a legal immigrant who blew the whistle on a $3.5 million illegal hiring scheme in Savannah, Georgia, that was operated by illegal aliens from Mexico. 

Silicon Valley’s biggest tech corporations are continuing mass layoffs in the United States, even as they import more than 34,000 foreign H-1B visa workers to take coveted white-collar jobs in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) fields, new analysis shows.

January through March of 2023 has seen a “significant increase in acts of hostility” against churches compared to the same time frame last year, according to the FRC report.

Walmart is closing four of its remaining eight stores in the imploding, Democrat-run city of Chicago.

The portfolio banker who and shot and killed five people at Old National Bank Monday bought his rifle “legally” at a gun store in Louisville, Kentucky. 

An Israeli contractor who lives and works in Los Angeles was attacked at his home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood on Tuesday morning, across the street from a local synagogue.

A grand jury on Monday indicted the mother of the Newport News, Virginia, six-year-old who allegedly shot his teacher in January, but the child will not face charges.

Whole Foods, the hippie-friendly high-end grocery store owned by Amazon, is closing a new location on Market Street in downtown San Francisco due to high levels of crime that have plagued the city in recent months.

New York Democrats raged over House Judiciary Committee Republicans announcing Monday that they had scheduled an official committee hearing next week in New York City focused on “victims of violent crime in Manhattan.”

The FBI is investigating a Thursday incident in which two Florida girls, 14 and 12, reportedly attempted to travel by car to Louisiana to meet an unknown person they met online.

Angel Husband Jean Marie Coquillon says the illegal alien accused of killing his wife in a hit-and-run crash “could have saved” her life if he had stopped and helped her out of her burning vehicle.

A Texas man who was once convicted and later exonerated of a 2010 stabbing murder has been accused of shooting another motorist after a minor car accident.

Two Florida healthcare workers stand accused of abusing a senior citizen in their care and live-streaming it so friends could watch online.

The suspect who opened fire in Louisville, Kentucky’s, Old National Bank has been identified as Connor Sturgeon, a portfolio banker who listed his pronouns on LinkedIn as “he/him.”

The Louisville Metropolitan Police Department indicated the suspect who opened fire in Old National Bank Monday had a connection to the bank.

Missouri law enforcement was called on Wednesday when an elderly woman allegedly robbed a bank and handed the teller an interesting note.

At least 20 people were shot, three of them fatally, during the weekend in Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s (D) Chicago.