Crime Alerts — October 25, 2026

Former Phoenix Officers Arrested for Violent Unreported Traffic StopTwo former Phoenix police officers, Luis V. and Antonio F., were arrested and charged with multiple felonies including aggravated assault, robbery, and kidnapping after allegedly conducting an unreported traffic stop where they physically assaulted a man and woman using force and a stun gun.

Scottsdale Man Arrested for Burglaries Linked to Vacation Social Media PostsA 41-year-old Scottsdale man, Tyler Lee Johnston, was arrested in connection with residential burglaries across the Phoenix area. Investigators believe he used victims' social media vacation posts to identify when homes were unoccupied before breaking in.

Two Injured in Phoenix Shooting; Suspect at LargePolice are searching for a gunman after a man and woman were shot near 23rd Avenue and Thomas Road in Phoenix on Saturday afternoon. The incident remains under investigation with no suspect currently in custody.

CDPH Warns of Impersonation Scams Targeting CaliforniansCalifornia Department of Public Health warns of scammers impersonating staff to steal personal and financial information through phone calls and video calls. Victims should hang up immediately and report incidents to local law enforcement or the Federal Trade Commission.

Fugitive Returned to California After 13 Years for Drunk Driving DeathA man convicted of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated in a 2013 Madera County head-on crash has been extradited from Kenya after 13 years as a fugitive. The crash killed one passenger and injured three others.

California Cities Dominate List of Most Dangerous Driving LocationsSix California cities rank among America's 10 riskiest places to drive, with San Diego second nationwide at 28.2 crashes per 1,000 drivers. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Long Beach, and San Jose also made the top 10 list.

Man arrested after standoff with Fountain policeJohn M., 46, was arrested following an hourslong standoff with Fountain police after reports of shots fired in a residential neighborhood. Officers used specialized tactics and gas deployment to safely take him into custody without injuries.

Connecticut Settles for $1 Million in Prison Homicide CaseConnecticut agreed to pay $1 million to the family of Kenneth M., a 26-year-old Meriden man strangled to death by his cellmate Kyle McKinnon at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution in December 2024. McKinnon was found not guilty by reason of insanity and committed to psychiatric review.

Warning Signs Preceded Prison Killing in ConnecticutKyle McKinnon, serving a nine-year sentence for assault, had repeatedly requested solitary housing due to schizophrenia and depression but was housed with Kenneth M., who also requested a cell transfer one day before his death. The state's oversight agency declined to take action against the Department of Correction.

Connecticut Prison System Under Scrutiny Following Inmate DeathAn investigation documented that both inmates raised housing concerns before the December 2024 killing at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution. A prison ombudsman planned to issue recommendations after all investigations concluded, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of how the state houses inmates with mental illness.

Multiple Injured in Tallahassee Stadium Shooting During HomecomingAt least 12 people, including six children, were injured in a shooting near a football stadium in Tallahassee during Florida A&M University homecoming weekend. Eleven victims sustained gunshot wounds, with at least three suffering serious injuries.

Fight Precedes Tallahassee Shooting; Investigation OngoingTallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell reported that a fight preceded the shooting incident near the university football stadium. No arrests have been made as authorities continue their preliminary investigation into the crowded area altercation.

Social Media Personality Indicted in $4 Million SNAP Fraud SchemeAtlanta resident M. N., known as Shawty Dred, has been indicted on 62 federal counts including mail fraud, identity theft, and SNAP fraud. Prosecutors allege he controlled over 350 fraudulent food assistance accounts, obtaining approximately $4 million in benefits to finance a luxury lifestyle displayed on social media.

School Bus Crash Hospitalizes Football Team and Staff in Rockdale CountyMore than 20 Salem High School football players and staff were hospitalized after a school bus overturned on a Rockdale County road near I-20 late Friday. The 74-year-old bus driver was attempting to exit the interstate when the fully loaded bus collided with another vehicle.

Man charged after firing at officers in Kailua barricadeS. W., 43, was charged with first-degree attempted murder of a law enforcement officer after allegedly firing shots at Honolulu police responding to a domestic disturbance and barricade situation in Kailua Wednesday night. No officers were injured and the suspect surrendered without further incident.

Man arrested for damaging historic church in KalapanaE. W., 58, was arrested in Puna after vandalism at Kalapana's Star of the Sea Painted Church. Religious statues were broken and a crystal cross was taken. He was charged with fourth-degree criminal property damage and fourth-degree theft, with bail set at $200.

Woman reports abuse in Kailua domestic incidentA 42-year-old woman reported physical abuse by her partner during the Kailua incident Wednesday night. She fled the home before police arrived and confirmed the assault to responding officers.

Three killed, seven injured in Twin Falls shootingA gunman opened fire outside an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls on Saturday, killing three people and injuring seven others. The suspected shooter, identified as C.W., died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after being confronted by an off-duty state trooper and armed citizen.

Armed citizens credited with stopping Twin Falls shooterAn off-duty Idaho state trooper and private citizen confronted the gunman at the Twin Falls In-N-Out, forcing him from the scene and preventing further casualties, according to police. Investigators believe the suspect acted alone, with motive still under investigation.

New York mother charged in son's deathA New York mother, S.W., was charged with murder and aggravated possession of a weapon in the death of her 25-year-old son, B.W., found dead in their Woodside home on October 14. The medical examiner ruled the death a homicide, with multiple knives recovered from the apartment.

Oregon Football Player Arrested on Suspicion of Driving Under Influence in SpringfieldOregon Ducks wide receiver Evan S. was arrested in Springfield on suspicion of driving under the influence following a game against Nebraska. Prosecutors are awaiting evidence delivery before determining whether to file formal charges.

Officer-Involved Shooting in ElwoodTipton County Sheriff deputies exchanged gunfire with a suspect Friday after responding to a reported fight in Elwood. The male exited a residence armed and fired at deputies, who returned fire. The suspect was safely removed from the home with no injuries reported. ISP is investigating the officer-involved shooting.

Multiple Juveniles Shot in Kokomo IncidentsKokomo police responded to a shooting and vehicle collision Saturday involving multiple juveniles. An 18-year-old suffered a chest wound and a 16-year-old sustained gunshot wounds. A 17-year-old driver was detained and charged with auto theft and dangerous firearm possession. Stolen firearms were recovered at the scene.

Teenage Girl Killed in Northeast Indianapolis ShootingA teenage girl, possibly as young as 13, was fatally shot on Indianapolis's northeast side early Saturday morning on Bunker Hill Drive. She was transported to a hospital in critical condition but died from her injuries. Homicide detectives are investigating the incident.

Deputy-Involved Shooting in Cameron Parish Under InvestigationA deputy shot one person during a vehicle pursuit in Cameron Parish on Friday evening following a domestic disturbance call. The individual was hospitalized in stable condition with no deputies injured. Louisiana State Police is investigating the incident.

Two Arrested in Livingston Parish Armed Robbery and Battery CaseAn 18-year-old from Denham Springs was arrested in Livingston Parish on multiple charges including armed robbery, aggravated battery, and firearm possession with drugs. A juvenile was also arrested in connection with a battery and robbery incident on Buffwood Street.

FBI Boston Arrests 176 in Summer Violent Crime InitiativeFBI Boston Division arrested 176 individuals during Operation Summer Heat 2.0 from June through September, seizing nearly 50 kilos of drugs and 69 illegal weapons. Efforts included dismantling violent gangs, identifying 44 child victims, and resolving cases across Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.

Six Charged in Multi-Million Dollar Marriage Fraud RingSix Massachusetts residents, including alleged ringleader Jennifer G., were charged with operating a decade-long marriage fraud scheme involving approximately 20 fraudulent ceremonies to help immigrants obtain legal status. The scheme netted millions of dollars, with each marriage costing immigrants between $9,000 and $30,000.

Cape Cod Man Pleads Guilty in $6 Million Health Care Fraud SchemeLeo A., 35, of Falmouth pleaded guilty to money laundering conspiracy related to a $6 million health care fraud scheme involving false Medicare claims for durable medical equipment. He faces up to 10 years in prison and is scheduled for sentencing January 21, 2027.

Family Seeks Answers in College Football Player's DeathThe mother of 18-year-old N.W., a college football player whose body was recovered from Horn Island on July 6, met with the Jackson County district attorney this week. The DA's office will present the case to a grand jury once the investigation concludes, while the family pursues an independent autopsy and investigation into the circumstances of his death.

Investigation Continues Into Woman's Death in JacksonThe mother of 29-year-old T.F., whose body was found hanging from a tree in Jackson on August 3, told authorities her daughter did not die by suicide. Police are investigating the death, and a city council member has requested assistance from the U.S. Attorney's Office in the case.

Details Emerge in Horn Island Death InvestigationWitnesses reported that 18-year-old N.W. had been drinking heavily with friends on Horn Island before going missing on July 4. Authorities suspect he drowned, though the official autopsy and toxicology results remain pending. Friends said he chose to stay behind with an unknown female when they departed due to boat issues.

Missouri Warns of Dangerous Synthetic Opioid CychlorphineMissouri Department of Public Safety warns of cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid up to 10 times more potent than fentanyl, linked to multiple overdoses nationwide. The drug is found in counterfeit pills and powders, and standard fentanyl strips cannot reliably detect it.

Family Investigates Civil Liability in Rooftop Bar FallA 22-year-old man who fell from a rooftop bar in August continues recovery requiring 24-hour care. His family's lawyer says civil investigation is ongoing after police declined to pursue criminal charges in the incident.

Missing 78-Year-Old Man Found Safe in Osage BeachOsage Beach police cancelled an endangered silver advisory after locating a missing 78-year-old man safe Saturday evening. Vicente A. B. had been reported missing from a Walmart parking lot earlier that day.

Massachusetts Man Sentenced for Major Meth Trafficking OperationMatthew S., 45, of Bellingham, Massachusetts, was sentenced to 71 months in prison for trafficking methamphetamine into central New Hampshire. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and supplied drugs to distributors in the region during Fall 2022.

Woman Arraigned in Serious Eye-Gouging Attack CaseMegan N., 36, pleaded not guilty to maiming and aggravated assault after allegedly gouging a woman's eye during an August altercation in Hartford. The victim's eye was displaced from its socket; N. was arrested in October after evading police for two months.

Nashua Woman Indicted in Knife AttackA Nashua woman was indicted on charges related to slashing her husband with a knife, according to Hillsborough County Superior Court indictments released this week.

Grand Forks Domestic Violence Court Model Guides Bismarck ExpansionGrand Forks County's Domestic Violence Court, established in 2018, is serving as a model for a new court opening in Bismarck in December. The specialized post-conviction court monitors offender compliance, increases accountability, and reduces recidivism through structured programming and periodic hearings.

Bismarck Domestic Violence Court to Focus on Felony CasesBismarck's upcoming domestic violence court will focus exclusively on felony-level charges due to higher caseload volumes compared to Grand Forks County. The court will impose suspended fines and require defendants to complete treatment programs while maintaining judicial oversight.

Columbus Doctor and Manager Plead Guilty to $1.6 Million Medicaid FraudDr. Patrick M. and Lisa F. pleaded guilty to stealing over $1.6 million in Medicaid funds through fraudulent telehealth billing at a Columbus addiction treatment clinic. M. submitted over 27,000 false claims for services never provided between 2021 and 2026.

New Federal Protections Available for Social Security NumbersFederal tools can help protect Social Security numbers from misuse. E-Verify Self Lock prevents employment fraud, while the Social Security Administration's Electronic Access Block prevents unauthorized account access and benefit redirection.

Four Killed in Bend Elementary School ShootingGriffin J. J., 16, opened fire at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend on October 15, killing three students and one teacher in a special-needs classroom. Two others were injured before an armed bystander neutralized the shooter.

Bystander Stops School Shooter in BendArmed bystander Kaylub G., 36, a carpenter and parent, confronted the shooter at Silver Rail Elementary School after hearing children pleading for their lives. He engaged the gunman and ended the attack, preventing further casualties.

Postal Worker Arrested for Stealing Packages from Providence FacilityA 54-year-old postal worker was arrested after surveillance video showed him stealing packages from a Providence facility between April and September 2026. Investigators recovered stolen firearms, jewelry, and approximately 80 pounds of drugs during a home raid. He faces 26 criminal counts including larceny of firearms and drug trafficking offenses.

Teen Charged After UTV Rollover Kills Child in Little ComptonA 16-year-old was charged with felony driving to endanger after a utility vehicle rollover in Little Compton killed a 5-year-old passenger and injured six other juveniles. The operator lost control of the vehicle in a grassy field, ejecting all eight occupants. A second 5-year-old remains hospitalized in stable condition.

Columbia Confirms Ransomware Attack on City ServicesThe City of Columbia confirmed a ransomware attack disrupted online services including MyColaSC and parks reservations. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division investigates while officials determine if sensitive data was compromised.

Community Gathers for Annual Domestic Violence Awareness WalkMore than 400 people participated in Columbia's 20th annual Mayor's Walk and Run Against Domestic Violence at Finlay Park. The event raised awareness and connected survivors with support resources in a state with high domestic violence rates.

Prescription Drug Take Back Day Offers Safe Disposal OptionsSouth Carolina residents can dispose of unused medications during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday at multiple locations. The state recorded 1,481 drug overdose deaths in 2024, with 1,166 attributed to prescription drugs.

Texas Woman Charged in Nashville Bond Fraud SchemeS. B., 29, of Texas was extradited to Nashville and charged with fraud, theft, and money laundering for allegedly coercing victims into paying fake bond fees. A 69-year-old man lost $1,275 in the scheme.

Antioch Apartment Complex Evacuated Due to Hazardous Gas LevelsAn apartment building in Antioch was evacuated after firefighters detected high levels of natural gas and carbon monoxide. All 36 units were cleared; nearby construction activity is suspected as the cause.

Man Cited for Illegal Alligator Possession in Angelina CountyA man in Angelina County was cited for illegal possession of an alligator after game wardens found it tied to a boat in a pond. The suspect also had four active warrants from the Angelina County Sheriff's Office.

Pitt County Remembers Domestic Violence Victims During Awareness MonthPitt County observed Domestic Violence Awareness Month by honoring 74 victims killed in domestic violence incidents, including seven deaths since October 2025. Community leaders emphasized prevention and support resources.

Utah Football Player Suspended Amid Rape InvestigationUniversity of Utah senior defensive tackle Jamal W. is under investigation by Salt Lake City police for rape and forcible sodomy. The player was arrested in October on five counts of distributing intimate images and has been indefinitely suspended from the football program pending the investigation.

Woman Receives Probation for Lying About Fatal ShootingA Salt Lake City woman who made false statements to police about a deadly January 2024 shooting at her birthday party pleaded guilty to obstructing justice. Tommi T. was sentenced to one year in jail but the sentence was suspended in favor of 12 months probation.

Virginia State Senator Arrested in Multi-Year Drug and Bribery SchemeVirginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas, 82, was arrested Thursday along with six co-defendants, including family members, on charges of racketeering conspiracy, drug distribution, and money laundering. Prosecutors allege she orchestrated a multi-year criminal marijuana enterprise generating nearly $5 million in illicit gains while leveraging her political influence.

Eight Shot in Virginia Beach Oceanfront AltercationAt least eight people, including four teenagers, were shot Saturday night near Virginia Beach's Oceanfront area during an altercation between two groups. An 18-year-old suspect was arrested at the scene; two other suspects remain at large. All victims are expected to survive.

Suspect Arrested in Virginia Beach Shooting; Second Man Charged with Illegal FirearmJamaya W. of Henrico County was arrested after being wounded in the Virginia Beach shooting and charged with aggravated assault, firearm felony use, and reckless handling of a firearm with injury. Police also arrested a 21-year-old from Chesapeake for illegal possession of a concealed handgun, though he was not involved in the shooting.

Wisconsin Prison Population Hits Record High Amid Overcrowding CrisisWisconsin's prison population reached a record high of 23,854 people as of late August, exceeding the previous 2019 record. The system was designed for approximately 6,000 fewer inmates, creating severe overcrowding across facilities.

Wisconsin Commutation Board Reviews Eleven Prisoner ApplicationsGovernor's Commutation Advisory Board heard from eleven prisoners seeking sentence reductions, including eight convicted of homicide. The board will make non-binding recommendations to the governor, who has final authority on commutations.

Prisoner Seeks Commutation in 25-Year-Old Assault CaseJ. F., serving 25 of 40 years for severely injuring a man who later died, told the commutation board he acted in self-defense. The victim's sister opposed the commutation, stating he orchestrated the attack and caused lasting family trauma.

Olympian Indicted for Lincoln Memorial Pool DamageFormer Olympic canoeist David Hearn was indicted in D.C. Superior Court on a felony destruction of property charge for allegedly damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner on June 19, 2026. The U.S. Attorney's Office claimed he 'forcefully and violently' pulled up approximately two square feet of sealant.

Federal Prosecutors Seek to Dismiss Hearn CaseThe Justice Department moved to dismiss charges against David Hearn after acknowledging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage resulted from flawed contractor installation, not vandalism. Hearn's attorneys filed a motion seeking dismissal with prejudice to prevent future prosecution.

Ex-FBI Officials Charged With Lying to CongressTwo former FBI task force chiefs, N.C. Floris and B. Benavides, surrendered Friday and face charges of making false statements to Congress about their roles in Hunter Biden investigations. Each allegedly testified they had no involvement while evidence shows they discussed the matter routinely.

AG Seeks $1.3 Billion From NovaTech Founders in Cryptocurrency Fraud CaseNew York Attorney General Letitia James seeks $1.3 billion in damages against NovaTech founders Cynthia and Eddy Petion for operating a cryptocurrency investment fraud scheme targeting immigrant communities. The couple fled the country after collecting over $1 billion from more than 11,000 investors between 2019 and 2023.

Man Arrested After Stabbing Incident in Queens HomeRashaun D., 48, was arrested in connection with a stabbing at a Queens home that resulted in an NYPD officer shooting a woman. He faces two counts of attempted murder, four counts of assault, and one count of criminal possession of a weapon.

NovaTech Promoters Settle for Nearly $6 Million in Victim RestitutionFour promoters of NovaTech and AWS Mining agreed to pay $5.98 million in combined settlements to victims of the cryptocurrency scheme. Martin Zizi, Frantz Ciceron, Ricardo Roy Sr., and James Corbett have been permanently banned from securities, commodities, and cryptocurrency industries.

Anaheim Couple Sentenced for Illegal Wildlife TraffickingAn Anaheim couple, L. and K. L., pleaded guilty to trafficking wildlife parts including bear gallbladders, lion teeth, and rhinoceros horns between Oregon and Vietnam. They received three years probation and $10,000 fines each for violating the Lacey Act and Endangered Species Act.

DOJ Threatens California Election Officials Over Noncitizen BallotsFederal authorities are demanding California counties segregate mail-in ballots from suspected noncitizens and threatening election officials with criminal charges. The Justice Department provided lists of names to all 58 counties with a 48-hour compliance deadline.

Woodridge Man Sentenced for Staging Fake Robberies in Immigration Visa ScamP. N., 29, of Woodridge was sentenced to two years in federal prison for organizing hundreds of staged armed robberies across Illinois to facilitate fraudulent immigration visa applications. He coordinated fake victims, paid store owners, and recruited fake robbers from 2022 to 2024, charging participants $5,000 to $30,000 each.

Six Charged in $19 Million Healthcare Billing Fraud SchemeSix Chicago-area residents face federal charges for allegedly billing Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois $19 million for nonexistent psychotherapy sessions over 15 years. B. C., 64, founded the counseling center; S. C., 69, served as office manager; four others posed as patients and received payment shares.

Defendants Allegedly Fabricated Records to Cover Healthcare FraudFederal prosecutors allege the six defendants created false medical records during an insurer audit to conceal the fraudulent psychotherapy billing scheme. Some purported patients allegedly recruited additional individuals to pose as patients for similar fraudulent payouts from the insurance company.

Man Arrested for Allegedly Holding Wife Captive for Years in Houston HomeJ.E. Johnson was arrested in Houston after allegedly holding his disabled wife captive for five years in their home. The 46-year-old victim was locked in a bedroom without phone access until she called 911 on Friday, police said.

Four Arrested, $118K Seized in Houston-Area Poker Room RaidHouston police raided 101 Poker Club in Katy on Thursday, seizing $118,000 and arresting four individuals on charges of organized criminal activity. Police alleged the operation violated Texas gambling laws by taking chips from pots.

One Dead, One Injured in Shooting at Houston Airbnb PartyOne man was killed and another injured in a shooting at an Airbnb house party near downtown Houston early Saturday. Police said at least 50 people attended and multiple groups exchanged gunfire, though no arrests have been made.

Bexar County Deputy Fire Marshal Arrested for DWIA deputy fire marshal in Bexar County was arrested Friday night on suspicion of driving while intoxicated with an open container. B. Boswell has been suspended pending administrative and criminal investigations.

Pampa Man Arrested in Walmart Parking Lot ShootingAn 18-year-old man was arrested in connection with a shooting outside a Walmart in Pampa. J. V. is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after a victim sustained a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the lower leg.

San Antonio Reports High Volume of Domestic Violence CallsBexar County and San Antonio reported approximately seven domestic violence calls per hour in 2025. Local agencies are collaborating to improve services and support for survivors of family violence.

Missing Sex Offender Found Dead in San Diego RiverbedA sexually violent predator who removed his GPS monitoring device while working at an Amazon warehouse in San Diego on September 25 was found dead in a riverbed on October 19. M. W., 69, had been under state supervision since November 2024. The cause of death remains under investigation pending autopsy results.

Immigration Enforcement Activity Surges in San Diego CountySan Diego County has experienced a notable increase in immigration enforcement activity this month, with community organizations reporting at least 44 confirmed arrests and detentions as of October 25. Democratic lawmakers have requested information from federal officials regarding the scope and targeting of operations in the region.

Man Charged with Murder in Martinez Stabbing While on Home DetentionM. I., 36, was charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of T. S., 68, outside a Martinez residence during an alleged burglary on Aug. 6. The suspect was on electronic monitoring in a separate burglary case when the killing occurred.

Operation Central Valley Blues Nets 146 Arrests and Major Drug SeizuresA coordinated three-day enforcement operation across 14 Northern and Central California counties resulted in 146 arrests, 43 weapons seized, and over 3,286 pounds of narcotics confiscated. El Dorado County agents seized methamphetamine, fentanyl, and three firearms during targeted drug trafficking investigations.

Immigration Enforcement Arrests Surge 62 Percent in Northern California RegionImmigration enforcement arrests in the San Francisco region, which includes Monterey County, increased 62 percent from May to July 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. Advocates report targeted early-morning arrests and surveillance of immigrant communities as enforcement tactics have shifted.

Nevada Woman Charged with Illegal Voting as NoncitizenFederal prosecutors in Las Vegas charged J. A. S. with illegally voting in the 2024 election while not a U.S. citizen, facing up to one year in prison. The charge is part of a broader federal crackdown on noncitizen voting ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Two Wanted Indian Gangsters Detained in Las VegasTwo Indian-born gangsters, H. S. and N. K., were detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Las Vegas area on October 22. Both are wanted in India for dozens of criminal cases including murder, attempted murder, and extortion.

Detained Gangster's Criminal History Spans Multiple CountriesH. S., detained in Nevada, has been linked to over 50 criminal cases in India since his first brush with law in 2018 at age 15. He escaped a juvenile facility in 2020 and obtained a forged passport before fleeing to Europe and later the United States.

15 Arrested in Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation OperationFifteen individuals were arrested in Monroe County following a multi-agency operation targeting human trafficking and child exploitation online. Charges included using computers to solicit minors, traveling to meet children, and prostitution-related offenses.

Two Arrested for Armed Robbery Spree in South DadeTwo convicted felons were arrested for an armed robbery spree in South Dade on October 13th. Alexander R. and Edgar M. targeted multiple businesses including a food mart, smoke shop, and food truck, stealing currency and merchandise without injuring victims.

Suspect Sought in Facebook Marketplace Transaction FraudMiami police are investigating a fraud case where a man obtained shelving and items from a Facebook Marketplace seller without paying the agreed amount via Zelle. Authorities have images of the suspect and are seeking public assistance in identifying him.