Crime - Page 20

New York Bank of America executives are telling employees to “dress down” to avoid being crime victims.

Jonshel Alexander, who had a breakout role in the Academy Award-nominated film “Beasts of the Southern Wild,” was shot and killed in New Orleans last weekend.

The number of packages stole from people’s porch has exploded by 36 percent this year.

California has faced two weeks of sustained “smash-and-grab” burglaries around the state involving flash mobs of thieves.

Two men who teach about criminal justice are saying the word looting to describe gangs breaking into stores to steal is racist.

State armies and non-state armed groups in West and Central Africa recruit the highest numbers of child soldiers in the world according to a United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) report released Tuesday.

An Illinois Democrat who appeared to describe the parade tragedy in Waukesha, Wisconsin, as a form of payback for the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse has resigned, Fox News reported Monday.

The U.S. State Department issued a travel advisory for India on Monday warning Americans to exercise “increased caution” when visiting the country in part due to a rising risk of violent crime including “rape,” the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported Wednesday.

The migrant crime comments hate speech trial for French conservative commentator Eric Zemmour, a presidential hopeful, began on Wednesday.

Up from 38 percent last year, a majority of 51 percent now believe local crime is getting worse, Gallup reported.

CBS News deleted a November 11, 2021, tweet which declared Kyle Rittenhouse a murderer even though Rittenhouse’s trial is ongoing and the verdict on his August 25, 2020, actions has not been reached.

Government authorities in China’s northeastern Russian border city of Heihe declared a “people’s war” against the community’s latest coronavirus epidemic on Sunday, offering rewards of 100,000 yuan ($15,640) to people who “provide clues” to local officials that help them trace the outbreak’s origins, the Global Times reported Monday.

Police in India’s northeastern Tripura state have launched criminal cases against 102 Twitter account holders for allegedly “spreading fake and distorted information” that police say incited mob attacks on local buildings affiliated with Muslim residents in October, Asian News International (ANI) reported Saturday.

Unidentified gunmen stormed the University of Abuja in Nigeria in the early hours of Tuesday morning and abducted six people, including an economics professor and two of his children, Nigeria’s Premium Times reported. An unspecified number of gunmen “invaded the senior

VP Harris was in New York on Monday vowing that she and President Joe Biden will mete out “environmental justice” as domestic crises continue.

Get ready. This Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a major Second Amendment case, New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley was reportedly held at gunpoint and robbed during a home invasion on Wednesday night at her house in Encino Hills, California.

The government of northeastern Nigeria’s Borno state confirmed on Monday plans to close camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs) within Borno after receiving multiple complaints about alleged “rapes among youths,” drug use, and various other crimes committed at the shelters, some of which house victims of the Islamist terror group Boko Haram.

The top five most dangerous cities in Italy are governed by left-wing parties while the safest are governed by right-leaning parties, research suggests.

Nearly 400 escaped prisoners remain at large in Nigeria on Monday after unidentified gunmen stormed the Abolongo Prison in southwestern Nigeria’s Oyo state on Friday, killing two guards and releasing 837 inmates, Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported.

At least 150 residents in San Francisco have hired private security as crimes in the area have caused significant concerns among community members. 

A company in Thailand has allegedly shipped up to tens of millions of used nitrile gloves — some “visibly soiled … even blood-stained” — to U.S. companies since at least February, according to a CNN investigation published Monday.

At least 23 people were shot, three of them fatally, Friday into Sunday morning in Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s (D) Chicago. 

Shocking video allegedly shows a perpetrator ripping a woman to the ground by her hair in New York City amid a surge in alleged ‘felonious assaults’ throughout the city.

A teenage resident of Indonesia’s Aceh province claimed on Tuesday a local police station refused to accept her report of an alleged rape attempt on Sunday because she was not vaccinated against the Chinese coronavirus, Indonesia’s Coconuts Jakarta news site reported Thursday.

WeProtect Global Alliance, an international coalition of private entities and government agencies dedicated to protecting children from online sexual exploitation, released a report on Tuesday that found child sexual abuse increased significantly during the coronavirus pandemic.

Haiti’s acting prime minister, Ariel Henry, was forced to flee an official government event commemorating one of Haiti’s founding fathers on Sunday after a local gang leader seized control of the ceremony, Britain’s Independent newspaper reported Tuesday.

Muslim mob attacks across Bangladesh have killed at least six people, including four Hindus, after sparking last Friday in response to an image posted to social media allegedly depicting the desecration of Islam’s holy book, the Quran, during a recent Hindu festival, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported Tuesday.

On Saturday’s broadcast of CNN’s “New Day,” Chicago Alderman Brian Hopkins stated Chicago’s police force is facing an officer shortage due to problems recruiting officers in “an anti-police environment, nationwide.” And that this comes in the midst of “a crime epidemic

During a portion of an interview with the Fox News Channel aired on Thursday’s “Special Report,” FBI Director Christopher Wray stated that defunding the police and giving them fewer resources and staff isn’t the right solution and that doing so

A Pakistani journalist was killed on Sunday in Balochistan province after a bomb exploded on or near his moving vehicle as he traveled to the nearby city of Karachi, Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper reported Monday.

Egyptian authorities said Sunday they arrested three people for allegedly discarding 18,400 doses of a Chinese coronavirus vaccine in a water drain in the southern city of Minya in recent days.

U.S. prosecutors recently charged a Saudi-born Canadian citizen with aiding the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), alleging he not only produced and narrated ISIS propaganda videos depicting executions but also “engaged in armed conflict on behalf of ISIS, including throwing grenades against opposing combatants,” Reuters reported Monday.

A skateboarder was caught on camera splashing grey paint into the face of a George Floyd statue in New York.

The numbers are in, and the debate is over. Our nation is in the midst of one of the worst crime waves in American history, thanks in large part to the Democratic Party’s criminal-leniency policies.

Republicans on the House Oversight Committee sent a letter to the Democrat Mayor of Washington DC, Muriel Bowser, asking to provide a briefing regarding the status of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) funding after the rise in crime.