Crime Alerts — October 27, 2026

Defensive Back Arrested on Reckless Driving and Evasion ChargesA defensive back was arrested following an earlier indefinite suspension from his university program. He faces charges including reckless endangerment, attempting to elude law enforcement, and speeding after allegedly driving at excessive speed and evading officers in a vehicle.

City of Mobile Loses $14.7 Million in Vendor Impersonation FraudMobile city officials report that $14.7 million was stolen through fraud involving an impersonator posing as a legitimate vendor. One employee was terminated and two others placed on administrative leave during the ongoing investigation with FBI and Secret Service involvement.

Bear Trapped in Juneau Vehicle, Released by PoliceA black bear became trapped inside an unlocked Subaru in Juneau around 12:30 a.m. Monday, damaging the interior before police freed it using a rope. The bear escaped unharmed and ran off after five to ten minutes.

Democratic Senate Nominee Injured in Anchorage CollisionFormer Rep. Mary P. sustained minor injuries requiring medical attention after her vehicle was struck from behind in Anchorage Saturday evening. She postponed campaign events but remains in good spirits, with the collision under investigation.

Brothers Hospitalized After Mutual Stabbing in PhoenixTwo brothers suffered life-threatening stab wounds following a physical altercation near 67th Avenue and Camelback Road in Phoenix on Oct. 26. Police responded to reports of unknown trouble at approximately 6:45 p.m. and found both men with injuries from what authorities described as a mutual stabbing.

Man Arrested for Knife Attack During Sporting Goods Store Theft in MesaD. B., 28, was arrested in Mesa after allegedly stabbing a retail worker and attempting to steal a handgun from a sporting goods store on Oct. 24. The Pennsylvania resident was apprehended shortly after fleeing the scene and faces charges including armed robbery, burglary, and aggravated assault.

Emmet Man Charged with Capital Murder in Child DeathJames R. I., 33, of Emmet was formally charged with capital murder and capital rape in the death of a 4-year-old girl who died in August after being brought to a Hope emergency room with severe bruising, cuts, and electrical burns. He faces potential death penalty or life without parole.

Mother Arrested in Connection with Child's DeathTiffany E., 28, mother of the deceased child, was arrested and charged with capital murder, kidnapping, and endangering the welfare of a minor. She remains in Hempstead County jail with bond set at 4 million dollars.

Monticello Man Sentenced to Life Plus 245 Years for Drug TraffickingKorey L. D., 46, of Monticello was convicted on six felony drug charges and sentenced to life plus 245 years after a jury trial. Officers found over 250 grams of methamphetamine, cocaine, amphetamine, marijuana, and multiple firearms during a February 2025 search warrant execution.

Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in SacramentoA pedestrian died after being struck by a vehicle in Sacramento early Saturday morning near Bannon Street. The driver fled the scene, and the Major Collisions Investigation Unit is investigating the hit-and-run incident.

Roseville standoff results in arrest after domestic disturbanceA hours-long police standoff in Roseville ended with the arrest of A.M., 49, following a domestic disturbance. She was booked on felony threats, false imprisonment, and being under the influence of a controlled substance.

Man arrested for bias-motivated attack at Denver parkA man was arrested in connection with a bias-motivated attack at a Denver park. The suspect is in custody pending further investigation and charges.

Missing toddler found after nearly one year in Colorado custody caseA toddler missing for nearly a year was safely located in El Paso County. The child's grandfather, D. M., was arrested on kidnapping charges, and the child's mother, A. M., was previously arrested for violating a custody order.

Colorado high school investigates racist behavior incidentsAn investigation into racist behavior at a Colorado high school is ongoing. School officials have provided updates on their findings and response measures.

Concord Man Arrested for Criminal MischiefR.L., born 2002 of Concord, was arrested at 12:32 a.m. on Sept. 25 on criminal mischief charges following an incident on Alton Woods Drive.

Concord Man Charged with Assault and Threatening ChargesD.T.W., born 1998 of Concord, was arrested on Sept. 20 and faces multiple charges including criminal threatening with deadly weapon, reckless conduct, and second-degree assault following an incident on Sanborn Road.

East Hartford Man Arrested for Simple AssaultA.R., born 1993 of East Hartford, was arrested at 6:59 p.m. on Sept. 24 on simple assault charges after an incident at a Main Street establishment.

Dover Police Investigate Reports of Gunfire, Suspect Modified Vehicle ExhaustDover police investigated multiple reports of gunfire across the city Sunday night between 11 p.m. and midnight. Officers found no evidence of shooting, determining a vehicle with a modified exhaust system likely caused the loud popping noises.

Teen Arrested in FAMU Homecoming Shooting That Injured 12A 15-year-old identified as Anthony Rivers III was arrested and charged with 11 counts of attempted second-degree murder following a shooting near Florida A&M University's Bragg Stadium on homecoming weekend. Twelve people, including six minors, were injured in the Saturday evening incident near Perry and Manatee streets.

Tallahassee Man Arrested on Child Exploitation ChargesA 73-year-old Tallahassee man, identified as Anthony K., was arrested by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement after investigators discovered numerous files depicting child sexual abuse material and bestiality on electronic devices seized from his residence. He faces multiple felony charges including possession of child sexual abuse material and sexual activity involving animals.

Investigation Reveals Fight Preceded FAMU Stadium ShootingPolice investigating the FAMU homecoming shooting determined that a physical altercation between known individuals preceded the gunfire. Preliminary findings indicate none of the 12 victims appear to have been intended targets, with the incident occurring in a crowded area as crowds left the football celebration.

Atlanta Social Media Figure Arrested in $4 Million Food Assistance FraudAtlanta social media personality M. N., 39, was arrested on federal charges including mail fraud and identity theft for allegedly operating over 350 fraudulent food assistance accounts and obtaining more than $4 million in SNAP benefits between 2020 and 2026.

Georgia Lending Company Founder Sentenced to 15 Years for Ponzi SchemeE. B. F. IV, founder of First Liberty Building and Loan, was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for wire fraud in a Ponzi scheme that defrauded over 300 investors of approximately $76 million through false promises of high-interest returns.

Political Candidate Arrested on Indecent Exposure Charge Involving ChildA. L. S., a Smyrna man running for Georgia House District 42, was arrested and denied bond after authorities said he exposed himself to a child walking to her bus stop on October 15. He was identified through license plate reader technology.

Police Search for Two Suspects in Kalihi RobberyHonolulu police seek two men in a violent October robbery in Kalihi where suspects threatened a victim with a gun, smashed vehicle windows, and stole silver chains and items from inside the car before fleeing on foot.

Pahoa Man Charged After Church Theft and VandalismEdward I. W., a 58-year-old Pahoa resident, was arrested for allegedly stealing a crystal cross from Star of the Sea Painted Church and destroying religious statues including figures of Jesus, Mary, and angels. A judge ordered a mental examination.

Missing Person Alert Issued for Waikoloa ResidentHawaii Island police are seeking assistance locating 55-year-old James R. of Waikoloa, reported missing since September 5. He is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall, bald with brown eyes, and may have traveled to Oahu.

Two High School Students Hit by Vehicle in Boise CrosswalkTwo Timberline High School students sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in a crosswalk near Boise Avenue and Linden Street on Oct 23. Boise Police continue investigating the crash; charges are possible pending findings.

Ada County Sees Rise in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault ReportsThe Ada County Victim Services Center reports increased calls for domestic violence and sexual assault services. Officials attribute the rise to population growth and greater awareness, emphasizing free support including counseling, medical care, and legal assistance available 24 hours daily.

Illinois Man Charged with Mailing Threatening Letters to Congress MembersA 37-year-old man from Quincy was charged federally with mailing threatening letters containing white powder to multiple members of Congress in Illinois. Testing confirmed the substance was salt, and he claimed he was joking after hearing similar incidents on news reports.

Springfield Woman in Court on Reckless Driving ChargesA 19-year-old Springfield woman appeared in court Monday facing reckless driving and unlawful use of a weapon charges. Her March arrest drew scrutiny over police use of force tactics, with her next court date scheduled for January.

Decatur Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Cocaine PossessionA 45-year-old Decatur man was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to possessing two kilograms of cocaine with intent to distribute. State police stopped his vehicle in Sangamon County in July 2023 and found the drugs.

German suspect arrested in Fort Wayne teen's deathAn 18-year-old German man was arrested on murder charges for allegedly manipulating a 14-year-old Indiana girl into taking her own life through Discord. Prosecutors say he threatened to release compromising videos and demanded she record self-harm.

Composer indicted on child exploitation chargesA 56-year-old former fourth-grade teacher and composer was indicted on federal child pornography charges after allegedly using cryptocurrency to purchase hundreds of images on the dark web. He faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted.

Teen dies by suicide at Carmel gun rangeA 13-year-old boy died by suicide at a gun range in Carmel after shooting himself. The Marion County Coroner's Office ruled the death a suicide, with no details released about how he obtained the firearm.

Des Moines boy critically injured in e-moto collision with impaired driverA 13-year-old boy remains in critical condition after being struck by an SUV driven by J. V., 39, near Pleasant View Circle Sunday evening. The driver was arrested on suspicion of impaired driving and also charged with driving without a valid license.

Wisconsin man arrested on eighth OWI charge following traffic stopD. S., 49, was arrested Sunday for his eighth operating while intoxicated offense after police stopped him for speeding on East Main Street in Reedsburg. He also faces charges of operating after revocation and failure to install an ignition interlock device.

National violent crime rates show significant decline year over yearThe Department of Justice reported Monday that violent crime declined 25 percent from 2024 to 2025, with aggravated assault dropping 31 percent. Property victimization also decreased 19 percent during the same period.

Kentucky AG Upholds City of London's Surveillance Record WithholdingThe Kentucky Attorney General's Office ruled that the City of London properly withheld surveillance footage related to an ongoing criminal investigation, though the city initially failed to adequately explain its denial under the Open Records Act before correcting deficiencies during appeal.

Shooting at Southern University Leaves One InjuredOne person was injured in a shooting at Southern University's campus in Baton Rouge on October 27. The victim drove themselves to urgent care, and authorities determined the incident was isolated with no ongoing threat to campus.

Baton Rouge and New Orleans Rank Lowest in National Safety StudyBaton Rouge and New Orleans ranked lowest in a national safety study examining 182 U.S. cities. The analysis evaluated home and community safety, natural disaster risk, and financial safety across multiple metrics.

Maine Gubernatorial Campaign Fined for Campaign Finance ViolationsThe Maine Ethics Commission fined the Bobby Charles gubernatorial campaign approximately $22,000 for accepting roughly $45,000 in contributions exceeding state per-donor limits of $2,075. The campaign stated the violations were administrative errors and that excess contributions were returned.

Maryland EBT Card Technology Cuts Benefit Fraud by 71 PercentMaryland's chip-and-tap Electronic Benefit Transfer cards reduced stolen public assistance reimbursements by 71% from July through September compared to the prior year, dropping from $3.14 million to $898,000. Enhanced fraud monitoring and stronger verification processes accompanied the technology rollout.

Maryland Passes Law Targeting Copper Theft and Broadband VandalismMaryland enacted legislation establishing specific offenses for telecommunications vandalism, with penalties up to $500 and six months in jail. The law also tightens scrap metal resale regulations with a 30-day hold requirement to combat copper theft targeting broadband infrastructure.

Annapolis Resident Indicted for Fraudulent Voter Registration in New MexicoRobert Glenn Johnson, 63, of Annapolis was indicted by federal grand jury for fraudulently submitting a voter registration application in New Mexico in September 2022. He was arrested in Milwaukee and released on bond pending proceedings in the District of New Mexico.

High-Speed Chase Ends with K-9 Apprehension in New HampshireA. M., 42, of Hampton was arrested after leading police on a high-speed chase exceeding 100 mph across New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He was apprehended with assistance from a police K-9 and faces multiple felony and misdemeanor charges including reckless conduct and resisting arrest.

ICE Arrests Previously Removed Criminal Alien with Extensive RecordJ. T., a previously removed criminal alien from Brazil, was arrested by ICE Boston in September. His criminal history includes convictions for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, shoplifting, burglary tools possession, and receiving stolen property.

Massachusetts Recognizes 18 Officers for Extraordinary BraveryMassachusetts law enforcement honored 18 officers from five departments at the 43rd Annual Trooper George L. Hanna Memorial Awards for Bravery. Honorees included Fall River officers who evacuated over 50 residents from a burning assisted living facility and an Everett detective who rescued a driver during an armed confrontation.

Michigan violent crime hits 7-year lowMichigan violent crime has reached its lowest level in seven years, with murders down more than 40% since 2021 and robberies cut in half since 2019, according to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's announcement Monday.

Michigan recovers 1,000+ illegal guns through enforcement initiativeOperation Safe Neighborhoods has recovered more than 1,000 illegal firearms and conducted over 11,000 check-ins with felony offenders since March 2023, recovering illegal drugs and ammunition during enforcement sweeps.

State invests $2 billion in public safety initiativesMichigan has invested nearly $2 billion in public safety since 2018, including $100 million in revenue sharing grants to local police departments and $25.2 million for community violence intervention programs.

Man Pleads Guilty in Attacks on Minnesota LawmakersVance Boelter pleaded guilty to all six federal counts, including two murders and two stalking charges, in attacks on Minnesota state lawmakers. He will serve consecutive life sentences without parole for shooting state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, and attacking state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife.

Maplewood Traffic Stop Yields Cocaine and Loaded HandgunAndre Lamar Graham Sr. faces four charges after police found cocaine, a loaded handgun, and evidence of drug use during a traffic stop in Maplewood. The charges include drug possession, carrying a firearm without a permit, and DWI.

Saint Paul Apartment Shooting Leads to Drug and Firearm ChargesRyan Michael Merchant faces charges of first-degree drug sale and illegal firearm possession after a man was shot in the upper thigh at a Saint Paul apartment building. Officers recovered methamphetamine, Adderall pills, and rifle ammunition from Merchant's apartment.

Fatal Shooting in JacksonOne person was fatally shot at the intersection of University Boulevard and Highway 80 in Jackson on October 25 at approximately 10:49 p.m. Capitol Police responded and began lifesaving measures, but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. The investigation remains ongoing.

Judge Blocks Dismissal of Officer Manslaughter CaseA Hinds County judge blocked the state attorney general's attempt to permanently dismiss a manslaughter case against former Capitol Police officer M.R., who admitted to killing a 25-year-old Jackson man during a traffic stop. The ruling leaves open the possibility of a second trial as early as February 2027.

14-Year-Old Girl Reported MissingMississippi authorities are seeking public assistance in locating 14-year-old K.B., reported missing from the St. Martin area on October 26. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Jackson County Sheriff's Department or submit anonymous tips through local law enforcement channels.

Glenvil Man Sentenced to Six Years for Cocaine DistributionLuis M., 33, of Glenvil was sentenced to 72 months in federal prison for conspiracy to distribute and possession with intent to distribute over 500 grams of cocaine. A Nebraska State Patrol traffic stop in June 2025 led to the discovery of over one kilogram of cocaine in the vehicle.

Lincoln Police Investigate Assault and Firearm Theft at PartyAn unknown male pistol-whipped a 22-year-old man at a party near North 23rd and Orchard streets in Lincoln on October 24, stealing the victim's firearm. The victim required hospital treatment for a laceration. Lincoln Police Department is investigating and seeking information from the public.

Co-Defendant Sentenced in Multi-State Cocaine Distribution CaseKenneth P. pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute over 500 grams of cocaine and was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison on October 15. He was part of a multi-state drug trafficking operation that resulted in the seizure of over one kilogram of cocaine.

Carson City Man Arrested for Assault with Deadly WeaponA 40-year-old Carson City man was arrested for felony assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly drawing a box cutter knife during a dispute over a pickup truck. The suspect was taken into custody following a confrontation at a Lee Street residence early Monday morning.

Dayton Man Arrested for DUI Following CollisionA 57-year-old Dayton man was arrested for suspicion of DUI after rear-ending another vehicle on US-50 East. The driver provided breath test results of .233 and .229, well above the legal limit.

Reno Woman Arrested for DUI and Suspended License ViolationA 66-year-old Reno woman was arrested for misdemeanor DUI, driving with a suspended license, and failure to maintain lane on I-580. She displayed signs of impairment and provided a preliminary breath test of .266.

Concord Man Arrested for Criminal MischiefR. L., 24, of Concord was arrested on Sept. 25 for criminal mischief following an incident on Alton Woods Drive. The arrest occurred at 12:32 a.m.

Connecticut Man Charged with Simple Assault in ConcordA. R., 33, of East Hartford, Connecticut was arrested on Sept. 24 for simple assault after an incident at a Main Street establishment. The arrest took place at 6:59 p.m.

Concord Woman Arrested for Trespass and Bail ViolationV. F., 40, of Concord was arrested on Sept. 24 for criminal trespass and breach of bail following an incident behind a business on Storrs Street at 6:24 p.m.

Trenton Man Sentenced to Life for Domestic Violence ShootingO. U., 52, of Trenton was sentenced to life without parole for the January 2025 fatal shooting of his girlfriend, M. C., 49, during a domestic dispute at a Bensalem hotel. The case involved multi-state law enforcement coordination and resulted in mandatory life imprisonment.

Armed Suspect Apprehended After Standoff in TrentonLaw enforcement recovered the murder weapon after a multi-hour standoff in Trenton following the fatal shooting. The suspect was apprehended after fleeing to a residence where tactical response teams secured his arrest without further incident.

Woman Found Shot in Shallow Grave in Queens ParkS. Pereira, 35, a mother of four, was found shot in the head in a shallow grave at Rockaway Community Park in Queens five days after going missing from her home. A person of interest was taken into custody Monday evening, with no charges immediately filed.

Albany Police Address Juvenile Crime Trends and PreventionAlbany police and anti-violence coordinators discussed juvenile crime statistics and prevention strategies, noting a recent downtick in overall crime but continued high-profile youth cases. The department emphasized accountability alongside prevention and deterrence measures.

State Police Official Suspended as FBI Assumes InvestigationLt. Col. Jared W. Duffy, a high-ranking New York State Police official, was suspended without pay as the FBI took over an investigation. Reports indicate the case involves allegations related to sexually explicit images of children, though no charges have been filed.

Raleigh Man Arrested on Sexual Exploitation ChargesPhilip J. D., a two-time 'Jeopardy!' winner, was arrested in Wake County on Oct. 23 and charged with 10 counts of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor involving possession of explicit images. He was denied bond and faces court on Nov. 16.

Contractor Charged with Insurance Fraud in Roof Damage SchemeCameron A. H., 34, of Vanceboro was arrested following an undercover investigation for allegedly intentionally damaging a roof and filing false insurance claims. He faces felony charges including insurance fraud and property damage.

Man Sentenced for Sex Crimes Against Teen in BismarckH. P. pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving a teen girl and was sentenced to 12 years in prison with eight years suspended. He must register as a sex offender and complete five years of probation.

Burnouts Cause Six-Figure Damage to Fargo Parking LotReckless drivers performing burnouts damaged a Fargo commercial parking lot, leaving the property owner with an estimated $100,000 cleanup bill. Police report extreme speeding across North Dakota, including a driver clocked at 116 mph in a 40 mph zone.

Second Domestic Violence Court Opening in BismarckNorth Dakota's second Domestic Violence Court is set to open in December in Bismarck. The specialized post-conviction court aims to improve offender compliance and accountability through structured monitoring and potential financial penalties.

Fatal shooting at Oklahoma City bank; person of interest in custodyA man was fatally shot outside a bank in northwest Oklahoma City on Monday afternoon. Police confirmed a person of interest was taken into custody, though the suspect remains armed and dangerous.

Two killed in I-35 maintenance accident in Love CountyTwo workers performing trailer maintenance on I-35 in Love County were struck by a vehicle on October 23. John G. and another victim died from injuries sustained in the collision.

Fugitive added to Oklahoma Most Wanted for drug traffickingAttorney General Gentner Drummond added Mihailo B., 45, to the Most Wanted list for manufacturing and trafficking 25 pounds of marijuana in 2024. A $3,000 reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

Pennsylvania Child Sexual Assault Lawsuit Window Stalls AgainPennsylvania's proposed constitutional amendment to allow child sexual assault survivors to sue their attackers has stalled in the state legislature for the sixth time since 2018. The bipartisan measure, which passed the Democratic-controlled house in June, faces expiration at the end of the legislative session on November 30 after Republican senators tied it to voter identification requirements.

Democrats Accuse Republicans of Blocking Abuse Victims' Rights BillDemocratic leaders in Pennsylvania blame Republican senators for blocking a lookback window law that would extend filing deadlines for child sexual abuse victims. Governor Josh Shapiro and former House Speaker Mark Rozzi have criticized the delay, noting similar measures have successfully passed in New York and Louisiana in recent years.

Pennsylvania Midterms May Determine Abuse Survivors' Legal RightsPennsylvania voters will decide the fate of a child sexual assault survivors' rights measure in the November 3 midterm elections. Democratic state senator Maria Collett stated that a Democratic majority in both legislative chambers could finally advance the statute of limitations reform to the governor's desk.

Providence Man Sentenced for Charity Gift Card Fraud SchemeE. P., 69, was sentenced to 36 months in federal prison for orchestrating a scheme involving over 2,500 stolen gift cards intended for charities and schools. The fraud resulted in more than $230,000 in losses to community organizations serving vulnerable populations.

Driver Arrested After Interstate Pursuit and Assault on DetectiveN. P. was arrested on Interstate 95 in Providence after a high-speed pursuit that began in Warwick. He faces charges including simple assault, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct after allegedly punching a detective during a foot chase.

Rhode Island Sues Meta Over Fraudulent Advertisement FacilitationRhode Island became the first state to sue Meta, alleging the company knowingly facilitated fraudulent advertisements on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp while profiting from scams. The lawsuit claims Meta's algorithms and tools operate as 'consumer fraud engines' targeting vulnerable users.

South Carolina Expands Child Homicide LawSouth Carolina expanded its Homicide by Child Abuse statute, closing a legal gap that previously prevented prosecution of offenders for children aged 12-17. Governor McMaster signed Senate Bill 405 in March, with a ceremonial signing held Friday attended by lawmakers and law enforcement officials.

Third Suspect Arrested in Columbia Fatal ShootingMalik A., 30, was arrested as the third suspect in an April fatal shooting in Columbia. Officers located a stolen gun during a traffic stop. Two other suspects, Devante Walker and Leroy M., were previously charged with murder and weapons violations in the incident.

Man Sentenced for Major Health Care Fraud SchemeHerb K. was sentenced to 20 months in prison for orchestrating a $400 million health care fraud scheme involving telemedicine and medical equipment. He must pay $199 million in restitution and forfeit $195 million in proceeds. K. had fled to the Philippines and was apprehended by the FBI.

Former Security Chief Accused of Evading Lawsuit ServiceThe estate of a deceased Tennessee music icon alleges her former security chief is using physical barriers to avoid service of legal documents in a lawsuit involving threats and extortion claims. A judge previously issued a temporary restraining order against the defendant.

Court Considers Permanent Injunction in Estate Dispute CaseA Tennessee court has scheduled a hearing to convert a temporary restraining order into a temporary injunction against a former security company employee accused of threatening and extorting a major entertainment estate. The defendant denies all allegations.

Texas Man Sentenced for $61.5 Million Medicare Fraud ConspiracyRobert S., 50, of Archer City was sentenced to 150 months in prison for organizing a $61.5 million Medicare fraud scheme using deceptive telemarketing and an offshore call center to sell unnecessary medical equipment to beneficiaries nationwide.

Fugitive Apprehended After Month-Long Flight from SentencingAfter pleading guilty in March 2025, Robert S. fled before sentencing and evaded authorities for over a month before U.S. Marshals apprehended him. He was ordered to pay $30 million in restitution and forfeit $9.2 million plus Texas real estate.

Online Shopping Scam Targets Utah Resident; FTC Cracks Down on Payment ProcessorsA Salt Lake City woman paid $50 for a doll advertised on Facebook that never arrived. Federal regulators are targeting credit card processors who facilitate unauthorized billing scams, with one processor recently banned permanently and ordered to pay $12 million in settlements.

Utah Couple Sentenced for Helping Suspect Evade Federal Immigration CustodyK. L., 21, and G. S., 22, of Salt Lake City pleaded guilty to aiding an undocumented immigrant escape ICE custody in 2025. Both received four days imprisonment, $600 fines, and six months supervised release for theft and conversion of government property.

Motorcyclist Fatally Injured in Murray High-Speed CollisionA motorcyclist was killed in a high-speed crash at 5900 South State Street in Murray after recklessly speeding and striking a left-turning truck. The truck driver sustained minor injuries. Authorities are investigating right-of-way determination.

South Carolina Woman Sentenced for West Virginia Bank FraudD. P., 60, of South Carolina was sentenced to two years in prison for identity theft and fraud. She used personal information and forged signatures to withdraw over $37,000 from four West Virginia financial institutions and must pay $47,010 in restitution.

Former Delegate Indicted on Child Exploitation ChargesA former West Virginia delegate, D. E. P., 36, faces three felony counts including sexual exploitation of a child. Prosecutors allege he communicated with multiple eighth-grade students online and arranged sexual encounters while employed as a teacher in Fayette County.

Logan County Deputy Killed in Traffic CollisionLogan County Deputy C. M., 24, was killed Saturday when his cruiser was struck by a coal truck near Route 1 and Rum Creek Road. Nearly 200 law enforcement officers and emergency personnel attended a procession Monday honoring the officer.

Wisconsin DOJ Sues Dollar General for Price Overcharging SchemeWisconsin Department of Justice joined a multi-state lawsuit against Dollar General, alleging the retailer systematically overcharged customers by displaying lower prices than those charged at registers. The practice allegedly cost consumers millions of dollars across multiple states.

Two Arrested in Northeast DC Double Homicide of Young VictimsTwo suspects arrested in connection with April shooting that killed two boys, ages 12 and 14, outside a convenience store in Northeast Washington. A. Terry, 18, charged with first-degree murder while armed; M. Woodings, 20, also arrested. Authorities seek two additional masked gunmen.

Retired Detective Released on Bail in Road-Rage Shooting DeathRetired NYPD Detective V. Romero charged with first-degree manslaughter in road-rage shooting death of K. Irvine, 46, on George Washington Bridge. Romero posted 1 million dollar bail and released pending trial after allegedly firing into victim's vehicle during lane-change dispute.

Former FBI Director Charged with Classified Information LeakFormer FBI Director James Comey faces new federal charges alleging leak of classified information related to 2016 Yahoo email surveillance disclosure. Comey's attorneys challenge charges as barred by statute of limitations and filed without grand jury approval.

Woman Charged in Antisemitic Attacks on Two Men in ManhattanA M. was arraigned Sunday on hate crime charges for allegedly stabbing two Jewish men with a syringe in midtown Manhattan. The attacks targeted individuals wearing identifiably Jewish clothing in what authorities are investigating as antisemitic incidents.

NYPD Seeks Suspect in Central Park Rape; Crime in Park SurgesPolice are searching for a suspect who allegedly raped a 39-year-old woman at knifepoint in Central Park on Saturday night near Fifth Avenue. This marks the fifth rape in the park this year, with overall crime up approximately 20 percent year-to-date.

Brooklyn Man Arrested for Brandishing Knife Near Film Production SetA P., 23, was arrested in Brooklyn after allegedly brandishing a large knife during a verbal dispute near Avenue N and McDonald Avenue on Friday night. He was charged with menacing and criminal possession of a weapon with no injuries reported.

Million-Dollar Cache of Stolen Shoes Recovered in Warehouse RaidAuthorities discovered approximately 1 million dollars worth of stolen athletic shoes and merchandise inside a Chatsworth warehouse. H. T., 51, of Simi Valley was arrested on suspicion of receiving stolen property after admitting to purchasing items stolen from cargo trains throughout California.

Man Arrested on Peeping Tom Charge in WestchesterM. A., 59, of Santa Fe Springs was arrested on a misdemeanor warrant for allegedly entering a backyard in Westchester on October 9 and peering through a window at a 21-year-old woman around 8:30 p.m.

Serial Rapist Released Early Under Nonviolent Offender LawA serial rapist convicted of drugging and assaulting a woman when she was 17 has been paroled under a controversial law making nonviolent offenders eligible for early release, despite receiving a prison sentence exceeding 100 years.

Multi-State Coalition Sues Dollar General Over Price OverchargingIllinois and 19 other states, along with the Federal Trade Commission, filed a lawsuit against Dollar General for allegedly charging customers more at checkout than advertised online prices, generating millions in overcharges that harm vulnerable consumers.

Man Charged in White Powder Letters Sent to Illinois CongresspeopleM.U., 37, from Quincy was arrested on federal charges for mailing letters containing white powder to members of Congress in the Chicago area. Testing revealed the substance was salt, not harmful material.

Houston man arrested for allegedly holding wife captive for yearsJ.E. was arrested in Houston after allegedly holding his disabled wife captive for five years in their home. The victim called 911 after he left a phone accessible, but he allegedly ended the call and returned her to a locked bedroom.

South Texas police officer found dead in Houston apartment shootingDaniel Trujillo, a 36-year-old Taft Police officer, was found shot and killed in a west Houston apartment Friday evening. Houston Police are investigating the homicide with no suspects or motive identified at this time.

Two arrested after assault at Sugar Land softball gameK.H. and J.H. were arrested after a fight at a Sugar Land youth softball game left one man unconscious. Video showed K.H. swinging a metal water bottle at attendees before J.H. joined the physical altercation.

Former Cowboys Star Dez Bryant Cited for Assault After Parking Lot AltercationFormer Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez B. was issued a misdemeanor citation for assault by contact following an altercation in a Southlake parking lot on Sunday. The incident began after a traffic confrontation near Kimball Avenue, with police responding to reports of a fight involving multiple individuals and a possible weapon.

Southlake Police Respond to Multi-Person Altercation With Precautionary Firearm DeploymentSouthlake Police responded to a reported fight in progress at a retail parking lot, with multiple callers reporting an altercation and possible weapon. Officers drew firearms as a precaution upon arrival, temporarily detained several individuals, and recovered no weapons at the scene.

Fugitive Wanted for Domestic Violence Assault in San AntonioA convicted felon is wanted by U.S. Marshals in San Antonio for allegedly choking a woman twice during a domestic violence incident. Rudy B., 45, violated conditions of his supervised release and faces felony assault charges.

Homeowner Shoots Burglar in Del Rio Residential Break-InA Del Rio homeowner shot an intruder discovered inside his residence late Saturday. The suspect fled but was later located and transported to San Antonio for medical treatment. Criminal charges are pending investigation.

Trial Begins for Suspect in Multiple Linked ShootingsJury selection begins in the murder trial of Nathan M., accused of killing a 17-year-old in a 2023 drive-by shooting. Ballistic evidence links the incident to a separate 2022 shooting that killed two men and wounded five others.

Young Woman Charged in San Diego Mosque Attack CollaborationA 17-year-old female from North Carolina was charged with three counts of murder and conspiracy for allegedly collaborating with two attackers in a May 2026 shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego that killed three people. She allegedly agreed to record and livestream the attack and distribute the attackers' manifesto.

Trucking Company Owner Pleads Guilty to 2 Million Dollar Credit Card Fraud SchemeHasan K., a 45-year-old Santee trucking company owner, pleaded guilty to 18 federal counts including bank fraud, money laundering, and aggravated identity theft. He executed a credit card bust-out scheme targeting nearly 100 victims and two banks, causing over 2.1 million dollars in losses before fleeing to Turkey.

Sexually Violent Predator Conditional Release Hearing Scheduled in San Diego CountySan Diego Superior Court ordered the conditional release of Michael P., a sexually violent predator convicted in 1990 and 1995 of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14. The California Department of State Hospitals recommended his placement in Boulevard, with a public comment period open through November 5, 2026.

Man Charged with Murder in Martinez Stabbing During BurglaryM. E. 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 and was arrested the following day.

Three Suspects Flee After Shoplifting and Assault at Pacifica StoreThree suspects stole merchandise from a Pacifica store and pushed an employee to the ground before fleeing in a vehicle. Police tracked the car to a neighboring jurisdiction using witness descriptions and the license plate number.

Driver Charged with Homicide in San Francisco Hit-and-Run DeathA suspected driver faces homicide charges after a man was run over on an Ellis Street in San Francisco's Tenderloin district early Sunday. The vehicle fled the scene but was later located on Treasure Island, where the driver was pulled over on an unrelated matter.

Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash in Las VegasAn 84-year-old woman from Henderson died after being struck by a burgundy SUV on Cheyenne Avenue in northeast Las Vegas Monday morning. The driver fled the scene; police seek information about a 2021-26 Chevrolet Tahoe with front-right headlight damage.

Fugitive extradited to Nevada after four-year manhuntMichael P. S. was extradited to Las Vegas after evading probation supervision for over four years. The convicted felon, wanted for possessing child sexual abuse material, was apprehended in Biloxi, Mississippi on October 7 and now faces probation revocation proceedings.

Social Media Influencers Arrested in Miami on Sex Trafficking ChargesTwo social media influencers were arrested in Miami on Saturday following new charges of rape and sex trafficking brought by British prosecutors. Andrew T. and Tristan T. face multiple counts including sexual offenses involving four women between 2010 and 2017, with extradition proceedings underway.

Teenager Charged in FAMU Homecoming Shooting That Injured 11A 15-year-old boy was charged Monday in a weekend shooting at Florida A&M University that wounded 11 people following the homecoming football game. Police say a fight preceded the shooting, with six of the victims being minors and none appearing to be intended targets.

Four Charged in Elderly Man's Home Theft SchemeFour individuals face charges in a scheme to defraud an elderly Hollywood man of his $300,000 home. Brandon L. M., Jordy L. P., Monica E. C., and Derek E. are accused of exploiting the 71-year-old victim with dementia through fraudulent documents and property theft.