Crime Alerts — November 3, 2026

Amish Acres Operator Arrested on Fraud Charges in LouisianaMichael Bradley L., who operates under the name Brad Juneau, was arrested in Louisiana on felony charges of issuing worthless checks. The arrest follows fraud and theft allegations spanning Louisiana and Indiana related to his operation of a tourist attraction property.

Vendors Report Pattern of Fraudulent Business PracticesVendors reported that the property operator paid them with bad checks, double-booked private events, and implied contracts with vendors that never existed. Civil cases have been filed, though no criminal charges have yet been filed against the Nappanee-based business.

Tourist Attraction Property Faces Repeated Closure OrdersA property closure order issued in August was briefly reopened before being closed again after fire marshal paperwork was filed incorrectly. State fire inspectors found no violations upon review of the reopening.

Man killed in Casa Grande altercation shootingA 49-year-old Casa Grande man was fatally shot on Oct. 30 following an altercation that began at a liquor store and escalated across East Florence Boulevard. A 40-year-old suspect was taken into custody at the scene; a second man was injured.

Man sentenced for sexual misconduct with minorA Guatemalan man was sentenced to 43.5 years in prison for sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old Kansas girl he met through his sister. He transported the victim across state lines and engaged in sexual conduct at a Chandler hotel in July 2025.

Arizona voters to decide on traffic camera restrictionsArizona voters will decide on Proposition 319, which would ban new speed and red-light cameras in cities and counties while regulating existing systems. Supporters argue for infrastructure improvements over citations; opponents cite traffic safety data showing camera effectiveness.

Woman Charged in Infant Death in Little RockLittle Rock police charged Christal Ann J., 34, with manslaughter and endangering the welfare of a minor following an infant's death Sunday night. The child was unresponsive when officers arrived at a West 12th Street residence around 10 p.m.

Former Legislative Staffer Sues Assemblymember Over Alleged RetaliationA former district director for Assemblymember Blanca Pacheco sued the Downey Democrat and her chief of staff, alleging retaliation for requesting medical leave and whistleblowing, including a baseless theft investigation and exclusion from meetings.

Supreme Court Blocks Federal Attempt to Segregate California BallotsThe U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration's emergency request to segregate approximately 20,000 ballots from people flagged as noncitizens in California, upholding lower court decisions that sided with state election officials.

Thornton Man Arrested in Boulder Student Shooting DeathOmar P., 18, of Thornton was arrested Monday on suspicion of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old CU Boulder student during a Halloween party on Marine Street. A second student was injured in the incident.

Centennial Man Sentenced for High-Speed Pursuit Through Douglas CountyZakary Dean H., 24, of Centennial was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to felony eluding a peace officer. The January pursuit reached speeds exceeding 100 mph through multiple communities before he crashed and was apprehended.

Colorado Springs Man Sentenced in $1 Million Student Loan Fraud SchemeJalon T. of Colorado Springs and Lisa Marie R. pleaded guilty to defrauding over 1,300 student loan borrowers of approximately $1 million between 2018 and 2021. A federal judge ordered restitution of $54,301.59 based on documented victim claims.

Man charged with disorderly conduct and assault in WillingtonF.V., 42, of New Britain was charged with disorderly conduct and third-degree assault following an incident on Marsh Road in Willington on October 30.

California resident charged with interfering with police in WillingtonG.C., 46, of Los Angeles was charged with interfering with police and second-degree breach of peace following an incident on Turnpike Road in Willington.

Windsor man charged after high-speed pursuit on I-84A.M., 23, of Windsor was charged via warrant with reckless driving, driving under suspension, failure to display plates, disobeying officer signals and engaging police in pursuit on I-84 in Vernon.

Dover Police Arrest Suspect in Shooting That Endangered ChildAn 18-year-old male was arrested on October 30 during a traffic stop in Dover in connection with a shooting that occurred on October 27. The incident endangered a 10-year-old girl inside a residence when shots struck a second-story window and parked vehicle on River Road.

Suspect Charged with Felony Firearm Offenses in Dover IncidentThe arrested 18-year-old faces multiple charges including possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, first degree reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, and related gun crimes. He was committed to Sussex Correctional Institute on a $29,500 cash bond following arraignment.

Investigation Continues for Additional Suspects in Dover ShootingPolice identified the suspect as one of three males described as wearing dark clothing during the October 27 shooting. Investigators recovered multiple shell casings at the scene, and the investigation remains ongoing regarding the other two suspects.

Tallahassee Housing Authority Manager Pleads Guilty to $378K Embezzlement SchemeL. H., a 45-year-old Tallahassee Housing Authority manager, pleaded guilty to 39 counts of bank fraud, aggravated identity theft, and money laundering. She embezzled approximately $378,927 by using names of former tenants to falsify rent payments to her own company.

FAMU Homecoming Shooting Injures 12, Including Six ChildrenA shooting near Florida A&M University during homecoming weekend injured 12 people, including six minors. Police reported the violence followed an altercation in a crowded area, with several victims appearing to be unintended targets.

Study Reveals Persistent Gun Violence Disparities in Florida's Black CommunitiesResearch shows gun violence in Florida remains heavily concentrated in predominantly Black neighborhoods historically affected by economic hardship and disinvestment. Studies indicate over 72 percent of gunshot wound victims in Miami-Dade County between 2002 and 2012 were Black residents.

Non-citizen Arrested for Voting Using Fraudulent Identity in GeorgiaB. C., a 64-year-old Mexican national living in Winder, obtained a fraudulent Puerto Rican passport and used it to register and vote in Georgia's 2024 presidential election. He was arrested and charged with making a false citizenship claim, marking the fourth non-citizen in Georgia charged with voting in federal elections this year.

Metro Atlanta Parks See 663 Victims of Random Violence Over Four YearsAnalysis of four years of FBI crime data identified at least 663 victims of random violence at public recreation areas across 11 metro Atlanta counties from 2022 through 2025. Fulton, DeKalb, and Gwinnett counties accounted for over 500 victims, prompting law enforcement to increase park patrols and community safety measures.

FBI Alerts Hawaii Residents to Law Enforcement Impersonation ScamsFBI Honolulu warns of sophisticated fraud scheme where criminals spoof federal law enforcement phone numbers and pose as agents to steal money. Scammers use staged virtual backgrounds and spoofed caller IDs to deceive victims into sending funds or sharing personal information.

Online Scam Losses in Hawaii Surge to Record LevelsHawaii residents lost $88.8 million to online scams in 2025, a 159% increase from 2024. Seniors over 60 accounted for $55.4 million in losses, representing a 65% increase from the previous year, with fake investments and cryptocurrency scams leading causes.

Domestic Violence Survivors in Hawaii Face Economic Barriers to SafetyNearly 1,950 people sought help escaping domestic violence through nonprofit Child & Family Service between January and August. More than 90 percent of survivors lived in households below the poverty line, with housing and childcare presenting major barriers to leaving abusive relationships.

Refugee Services Nonprofit Sued for Alleged Discrimination and Retaliation in Des MoinesA Des Moines nonprofit serving refugees and immigrants faces a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former program coordinator who alleges she was passed over for promotions and later terminated after reporting harassment and workplace discrimination based on race, religion, and disability status.

Workplace Harassment Incident Detailed in Des Moines Nonprofit Discrimination CaseThe lawsuit alleges an employee engaged in aggressive conduct toward a coworker, including an incident where he allegedly reversed his vehicle toward her in the organization's parking lot while yelling at her, which the plaintiff says caused post-traumatic stress disorder.

Nonprofit Accused of Systematic Bias Against Vulnerable Refugee PopulationsThe lawsuit claims the Des Moines-based nonprofit engaged in biased decision-making against African, Muslim, Middle Eastern, and disabled individuals, including allegedly excluding disabled refugee clients from job placement programs to prioritize younger and healthier applicants.

Kentucky AG Opens Election Fraud Hotline for Election DayKentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced an Election Fraud Hotline available on Election Day from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. The hotline received 113 complaints during early voting last week, with calls answered by the attorney general's office team.

Three New State Troopers Graduate and Join Post 3Kentucky State Police graduated 40 cadets from Cadet Class 107, with three assigned to Post 3 in Glasgow and Scottsville. The new troopers completed 24 weeks and over 1,000 hours of training covering constitutional law, criminal investigation, and specialized response procedures.

13-Year-Old Girl Fatally Shot in Baton RougeBaton Rouge police are investigating the fatal shooting of M. H., 13, found unresponsive in a vehicle on East Mason Avenue around 11:30 p.m. Friday. The victim was transported to a local hospital where she died from her injuries. No suspects have been identified.

Baton Rouge Police Pursue Suspects in RaceTrac RobberyThree men are wanted after two masked suspects robbed a RaceTrac on Old Hammond Highway of 8,702 dollars worth of cigarettes on October 13. Police apprehended driver E. C., 58, following a chase that ended on North Parkview Drive. Arrest warrants issued for K. G. and F. B.

Four Arrested in Rapides Parish for Illegal Hunting and Drug PossessionFour individuals were arrested in Rapides Parish on October 24 following an investigation into illegal hunting and timber theft. Authorities seized six firearms, two bags of suspected methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and an antlerless deer from the group during a nighttime hunting operation from a vehicle.

Fatal collision involving electric unicycle in AugustaA 28-year-old man riding an electric unicycle was struck by a vehicle on Western Avenue in Augusta on Saturday afternoon. The rider died at the scene, while the driver from Mississippi was uninjured. The crash remains under investigation.

Massachusetts Mother Seeks Dismissal of Murder Charges After MistrialLindsay Clancy's defense team moved to dismiss murder charges on double jeopardy grounds following a mistrial when jurors deadlocked 11-1 in favor of acquittal. Judge William Sullivan scheduled another hearing for November 16 and suggested a potential retrial could begin in March 2027.

State Police Trooper Arrested for Breaking and Entering Ex-Girlfriend's Boston ApartmentA Massachusetts State Police trooper was arrested after his ex-girlfriend reported finding him asleep in her bed early Sunday morning following Halloween celebrations. Michael M., 37, of Quincy was charged with breaking and entering after allegedly entering her South End apartment without permission and refusing to leave.

ICE Arrests Hudson Man on Multiple Assault ChargesICE Boston arrested Jimmy Kimera, a criminal illegal alien from Uganda, during targeted operations in Hudson on October 27. Kimera faced charges for eight counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and two counts of assault and battery on a disabled person.

Five Injured in Two Shootings Near MSU Campus on HalloweenTwo shootings near Michigan State University campus on Halloween night left five people injured. Multiple individuals were taken into custody, and several guns were recovered from scenes on M.A.C. Avenue and Stoddard Avenue.

Police Investigate Multiple Halloween Incidents in East LansingEast Lansing police responded to four separate incidents Halloween night, with two involving gunfire. Three victims from the first shooting were hospitalized in stable condition, while two from the second shooting also remain stable.

Major Social Services Fraud Scandal Impacts Minnesota Governor's RaceDozens of individuals have been convicted of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from Minnesota state-run social services programs designed to assist vulnerable populations. The fraud scandal has become a central issue in the state's gubernatorial race.

Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidates Focus on Fraud and Crime PreventionDemocratic U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar and Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth are competing in Minnesota's gubernatorial election, with fraud prevention and crime reduction as key campaign issues. The winner will be the state's first female governor.

Mass Shooting at Jackson Nightclub Kills Two, Injures SixA mass shooting at Hideaway nightclub in Jackson during a Halloween celebration killed two people, including a Jackson State University student, and injured six others. Two unidentified men in ski masks opened fire; the nightclub's operations are suspended indefinitely while police investigate.

Pattern of Violence Linked to Event Promoter Under InvestigationJackson Police Chief R. B. said a Memphis promoter connected to the Hideaway shooting has been linked to three shootings at his events this year. Authorities are examining the promoter's responsibility for event security and safety measures.

Multi-Agency Raids Target Vape Shops and Dispensaries Across Metro AreaFederal, state and local law enforcement agencies conducted coordinated raids Monday morning at multiple vape and dispensary locations across Jackson, Hinds, Rankin and Madison counties. The Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics led the operation; details about seized items and arrests have not been disclosed.

Missouri School Bus Stop-Arm Violations Persist Despite Stricter PenaltiesPlatte County School District continues experiencing school bus stop-arm violations despite Missouri's August 2026 law toughening penalties. The district recorded 103 violations so far this year, down from 201 last year, but officials say numbers remain unacceptably high.

Tracy Police Increase Patrols at School Bus StopsTracy Police Chief Frank Thurman conducts daily patrols along Highway 273 to monitor school bus stops and enforce stop-arm compliance. The small town of fewer than 300 residents has issued three citations this year, including one against a dump truck driver.

New Missouri Law Establishes Severe Penalties for School Bus ViolationsMissouri's new school bus safety law imposes escalating penalties including fines up to $3,000 and license suspension for repeat offenders. Felony charges apply if a child is injured or killed by a driver passing a stopped bus.

Lincoln County Deputy Killed in Eureka ShootingDeputy Ryan T. of Lincoln County was shot and killed while responding to a disturbance call in Eureka on Friday evening. A suspect, Matthew David D., 50, was apprehended after fleeing with a child and firing at pursuing officers.

Woman Killed in Eureka IncidentA woman, Merissa W., was also fatally shot at the scene of the Eureka disturbance call. A juvenile girl was injured but treated and released; a 7-year-old was recovered unharmed.

Historic Cemetery Gates Stolen in HelenaGates from a 159-year-old Jewish cemetery in Helena were stolen this week, likely Tuesday evening. The historic gates, added in 1910 to the 1867-established Home of Peace Cemetery, were removed from their hinges.

Fight at UNL Dormitory Under InvestigationUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln police investigated a fight at Abel Hall on Halloween weekend and are working to identify those involved. Both individuals could receive citations for disturbing the peace.

Multiple Underage Drinking Incidents at UNL CampusUNLPD responded to six underage drinking incidents across campus during Halloween weekend. Three cases were handled under the Good Samaritan Law, while two resulted in minor in possession charges.

Man Arrested for Resisting Officer at Football GameA 23-year-old Lincoln man was arrested by state troopers at a football game for obstructing a peace officer and resisting arrest. He was taken into custody after initially being cooperative but then resisting and spitting on a Red Cross volunteer.

Man Charged With Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Arrest in ConcordA man was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after an early morning incident in Concord. State police took the suspect into custody and transported him to county jail.

Missing Manchester Man Found Dead in BowJustin T., 31, from Manchester was found dead in Bow near the Dunbarton border. Investigators are seeking information about his whereabouts and activities during October 2026.

Clinton Man Admits to $9.7 Million Investment Fraud SchemePaul B., 67, of Clinton pleaded guilty to wire fraud for operating a Ponzi scheme through KJM Financial in Bedminster. Between January 2015 and November 2025, he defrauded at least 65 investors of over $9.7 million using fabricated financial statements and diverted funds for personal expenses.

Multi-Agency Investigation Exposes Long-Running Bedminster Financial FraudFederal authorities uncovered the decade-long financial planning fraud after the scheme collapsed in November 2025. The FBI's Newark office, Somerset County Prosecutor's Office, and Bedminster Township Police investigated the case involving falsified quarterly reports and misappropriated investor funds.

Lawsuit Filed Over Sexual Assault at Los Alamos High SchoolA 14-year-old Los Alamos High School student filed a lawsuit against the school district, superintendent, and county after being sexually assaulted by a 26-year-old man granted campus access in December 2025. The complaint alleges inadequate safety protocols and supervision enabled the incident.

Man Charged in Sexual Assault of High School StudentAdrian Anthony Pizana Ferran, 26, admitted to criminal sexual penetration of a minor during an incident at Los Alamos High School in December 2025. He was allowed unsupervised access to campus and allegedly took the victim off-campus during school hours.

Investigation Practices Questioned in High School Assault CaseThe lawsuit alleges Los Alamos Police Department investigators were demeaning to the victim and sympathetic to the suspect during their investigation. The complaint questions whether proper protocols were followed in handling the December 2025 sexual assault case.

Jury Convicts Teen in Death of 14-Year-Old Schenectady GirlA Schenectady County jury convicted an 18-year-old male of second-degree murder in the 2022 death of Samantha Humphrey, 14. The victim's body was recovered from the Mohawk River in February 2023. Prosecutors will seek a sentence of 15 years to life.

Man Arrested in Armed Robbery of Rensselaer RestaurantFederal authorities arrested M. S. in connection with an armed robbery at an Applebee's in Rensselaer on October 18. The suspect allegedly held an employee at gunpoint during the incident. He faces federal charges under the Hobbs Act.

Dermatologist Sentenced for Massive Medicare Fraud SchemeA California cosmetic dermatologist was sentenced to 15 years in prison for billing Medicare over 45 million dollars for Botox injections that were medically unnecessary or never provided. Prosecutors presented evidence she billed for services while traveling in Mexico, Hawaii, and other locations.

Felony charges filed in fatal Wendell collisionA 20-year-old driver faces felony charges after a head-on collision near Wendell killed one person and injured two others on November 1. The victims were traveling to Raleigh's City of Oaks Marathon when the crash occurred; charging documents allege the driver was impaired.

One dead in fiery tanker collision in Sampson CountyA pickup truck crossed the center line and collided head-on with a methane tanker on U.S. Highway 421 in Sampson County on Sunday morning, killing the pickup driver. The tanker driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries; impairment remains under investigation.

White-Collar Crime Charges Surge in Southern OhioThe U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Ohio charged 60 defendants with white-collar crimes in the most recent fiscal year, a 46.3 percent increase from the previous year. Major cases included a $30 million Medicaid fraud scheme and a $29.7 million SNAP fraud scheme targeting government assistance programs.

Attorney General Responds to Assaults on Cincinnati Police OfficersOhio Attorney General Andy Wilson condemned assaults on Cincinnati police officers over the weekend, calling violence against law enforcement unacceptable. The statement emphasized that officers deserve respect and gratitude for their service to keep communities safe.

Study Shows Speeding Culture Normalized Among Ohio DriversA national study found that speeding has become normalized among drivers, with three in 10 agreeing that no one actually drives the speed limit. Central Ohio law enforcement issued 961 speeding citations during a July enforcement operation on I-270, with 19 drivers exceeding 100 mph.

Woman Arrested in Halloween Party Deaths in Oklahoma CityA woman was arrested following a Halloween party incident in Oklahoma City in which two people were struck by a car and another was shot. K. H., 20, faces aggravated DUI and second-degree murder charges after police determined she drove into victims while impaired by alcohol, cocaine, and marijuana.

Three Men Arrested in Organized Bank-Targeted Theft OperationThree Houston men were arrested for suspected organized theft targeting people leaving banks, known as jugging. J. G., 32, D. E., 42, and D. A., 22 were charged with third-degree burglary and conspiracy after police recovered cash and linked them to a criminal street gang.

Drone Technology Aids Arrest in Armed Robbery CaseOklahoma City police used drone technology to track and arrest a man accused of armed robbery. C. J. was charged with robbery with a firearm, pointing a firearm, gang-related offenses, and possession of a firearm after a former felony conviction following the October 25 incident.

Harrisburg Police Explain Automated License Plate Reader PoliciesHarrisburg police clarified their use of automated license plate readers through VIPR vendor technology. The system captures vehicle information for legitimate law enforcement purposes including suspect identification, missing persons cases, and stolen vehicle recovery, with strict policies preventing misuse.

Man Charged With Harassment at Lancaster County StoreA man in Lancaster County faces harassment charges after allegedly touching a customer's foot without consent at a grocery store in Ephrata Borough on August 22. T. C., 35, was arrested the following day.

Man Charged in 2.8 Million Dollar Unemployment Fraud SchemeV., a Rhode Island resident, executed a complex fraud scheme using stolen personal information from over 150 individuals to fraudulently obtain approximately 2.8 million dollars in pandemic unemployment benefits across multiple states by directing deposits to fraudulently opened bank accounts.

Driver Arrested Following Putnam Pike CrashJ.C., 44, was arrested after a crash on Putnam Pike on October 25 and charged with refusing to submit to a chemical test, according to Rhode Island State Police.

Tiverton Man Arrested for Unlicensed FirearmJ.R., 30, of Fall River was arrested on Stafford Road in Tiverton on October 26 and charged with carrying a pistol without a license or permit, Rhode Island State Police reported.

Fort Thompson Man Convicted of Assaulting Federal OfficerPatrick A., 34, of Fort Thompson was convicted by federal jury of assaulting, resisting, and impeding a federal officer. The assault occurred May 14, 2025, at Lower Brule jail when he became combative and physically attacked a Bureau of Indian Affairs officer.

Five Noncitizens Charged with Illegal Voting in TennesseeFederal prosecutors charged five noncitizens in Tennessee with voting illegally in federal elections and making false citizenship claims on voter-registration forms. Three cases were announced in Middle Tennessee and two in West Tennessee, part of a nationwide investigation involving 63 people.

Video Released in National Guard Shooting Death in MemphisVideo released by Shelby County prosecutors shows Tennessee National Guard troops pointing handguns at T. J., 20, as he lay dying on a Memphis sidewalk after being shot in the back on July 5. An autopsy contradicted official accounts that he faced the troops with a gun when fired upon.

Tennessee Expands Vehicular Assault Law for Impaired DriversTennessee's new vehicular assault law, effective July 1, now classifies broken bones as serious bodily injury for impaired drivers, elevating charges from misdemeanor to Class D felony. The change affects both criminal prosecution and civil injury claims, including statute of limitations and punitive damages eligibility.

Two Injured in Austin Bar ShootingTwo people sustained non-life-threatening gunshot wounds during an incident at a bar on East 6th Street in Austin early November 1st. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and conducting interviews; no arrests have been made yet.

Teenager Sought in Matagorda County Party ShootingA 17-year-old suspect is wanted after allegedly opening fire on a crowd of teenagers leaving a Halloween party in Matagorda County on November 3rd. Two victims, ages 16 and 19, were seriously injured but expected to recover.

Texas Launches New Crime Lab Records PortalThe Texas Department of Public Safety completed statewide rollout of the Texas Crime Lab Records Connect Discovery Portal on October 30th. The online platform allows authorized attorneys to access crime laboratory records for criminal proceedings more efficiently.

Death Row Inmate Seeks DNA Access to Identify Real Killer in 1985 Provo MurderDouglas C., convicted in 1985 of murdering Eva Olesen in Provo, was released from death row after DNA evidence excluded him as the killer. His defense team seeks access to crime scene DNA to identify the actual perpetrator using genetic genealogy methods.

Prosecutors Block DNA Evidence Access in Decades-Old Utah Murder CaseUtah County prosecutors oppose releasing crime scene DNA evidence to Douglas C.'s defense team, arguing it could impair future defendants' constitutional rights if new suspects emerge in the Eva Olesen murder investigation.

Crime Lab Supports DNA Testing in Provo Woman's 1985 Death InvestigationThe Utah Bureau of Forensic Services indicated no opposition to providing DNA samples to Douglas C.'s defense experts, stating sufficient biological material remains available for testing in the Eva Olesen homicide case.

Henrico County Infant Dies from Cocaine Toxicity; Parents ChargedParents D.C. and A.L. face second-degree murder and child neglect charges after their one-month-old daughter died from cocaine toxicity at a Henrico County motel. A hospital had reported the newborn's cocaine exposure to child protective services, but the report was screened out before the infant was released to parents.

Virginia Forensic Lab Failure Prompts Review of Thousands of ConvictionsA failed proficiency exam by forensic scientist L.H. in Roanoke triggered review of approximately 2,600 criminal convictions statewide. The case reignites debate over whether ballistics analysis constitutes reliable science or subjective opinion in criminal proceedings.

Teen Passenger Dies in Single-Vehicle Crash in Powhatan CountyA 15-year-old girl died after a single-vehicle crash on Cosby Road in Powhatan County when a 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer ran off the roadway, struck trees, and overturned. Police ruled out alcohol as a factor; investigation remains ongoing.

Madison Police Investigate Four Homicides in One WeekMadison police are investigating four homicides occurring within one week in the city. Authorities believe the crimes are unrelated, with two suspects arrested for machine gun possession related to one incident on Calypso Road.

Madison Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Drug Distribution and Illegal Firearm PossessionA Madison man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl while illegally possessing firearms. D. P., 28, was identified as the main distributor for a drug trafficking organization led by his father.

Targeted Shooting at Retail Store Leaves One Dead, Six InjuredA targeted shooting at a Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield, California killed a pregnant woman and injured six others on November 3rd. Authorities continue investigating the incident, which occurred during peak evening shopping hours, with the FBI assisting in the case.

Federal Authorities Seek Reports of Election InterferenceThe U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania is urging the public to report election interference ahead of Tuesday's general election. The office is seeking information about campaign disruptions, threats of violence, or violations of voting rights.

Woman Indicted on Medicaid Fraud Charges in D.C.A 32-year-old Maryland woman was indicted on 38 fraud and theft charges for allegedly billing D.C.'s Medicaid program over $109,000 for services never provided while working as a community support worker from 2022 to 2023.

Medicaid Fraud Investigation Linked to D.C. Bus Shooting CaseInvestigators discovered the fraudulent billing scheme after examining records connected to a shooting suspect. The woman allegedly altered her notes to conceal that she had not provided services to the suspect before the incident occurred.

Two Non-Citizens Arrested for Voter Fraud in New YorkTwo non-citizens, Pooja P. of Lake Placid and Mobin T. of Troy, face voter fraud charges for allegedly voting in the 2024 general election despite not being U.S. citizens. Both are permanent residents but ineligible to vote federally.

Notorious Child Killer Maintains Denial Over 30 Years LaterJoel Steinberg, a disbarred lawyer convicted of fatally beating his 6-year-old adopted daughter Lisa in 1987, continues to deny responsibility decades after the crime. He served 17 years for manslaughter before release.

Fresno County Business Owner Faces Federal Voting Fraud ChargesA 51-year-old business owner from Fresno County pleaded not guilty to three misdemeanor counts of voting illegally as a non-U.S. citizen. He is among over three dozen California residents charged federally for violating voting laws despite being legal permanent residents.

Six More California Residents Charged with Illegal Voter RegistrationFederal prosecutors announced charges against six additional foreign nationals in the Los Angeles area for unlawfully registering to vote and making false statements on naturalization applications. The defendants, from Mexico, Israel, the Philippines, Canada, and Iran, face up to five years in prison.

Israeli Resident Arrested for Unlawful Voting in Presidential ElectionM. D., a 35-year-old Israeli green card holder from West Hills, was arrested for allegedly voting in the 2024 presidential election while falsely claiming U.S. citizenship, then denying it on her naturalization application a year later.

Galveston Council Member Arrested After CrashGalveston City Council member J. H. was arrested Friday following a two-car crash on Seawall Boulevard. He faces charges of driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest after allegedly showing signs of intoxication and refusing a breath sample.

Surveillance Cameras Targeted in Cypress Vandalism SpreeMultiple Flock license plate-reading cameras were vandalized in Cypress early Friday morning. Surveillance video captured a person using a power tool to disable cameras on Redoak Manor Lane and Windhaven Lake Drive.

Multiple Shootings in Dallas Deep Ellum Leave Four Dead, 15 InjuredThree separate shootings erupted across Dallas' Deep Ellum entertainment district early Sunday, leaving four people dead and 15 injured over 75 minutes. Victims identified include K. S., 21; U. E. B., 28; and A. M., 25. Police say the shootings appear unconnected.

Law Enforcement Response to Deep Ellum Shootings Praised by Police ChiefDallas police responded within two blocks of the first Deep Ellum shooting and performed life-saving measures. Chief D. C. commended officers' quick response. Investigators are collecting surveillance footage and pursuing multiple suspects in the three separate incidents.

Federal Task Force Launches Operation Deep Cover in Deep EllumFederal authorities announced Operation Deep Cover Monday, deploying additional law enforcement to Dallas' Deep Ellum district following the weekend shootings. U.S. Attorney R. R. stated the initiative aims to restore public safety and prevent future gun violence in the entertainment area.

Three hospitalized in Converse apartment complex shooting; suspects soughtThree people were hospitalized after a shooting at an apartment complex in Converse on Monday evening. Police are searching for two suspects believed responsible for the incident at the Waterford Apartments.

Dallas launches federal operation after Deep Ellum shootings kill four, injure 15Law enforcement increased patrols in Dallas's Deep Ellum entertainment district following three shootings early Sunday that killed four people and injured 15. Federal authorities launched Operation Deep Cover to address gun violence in the popular nightlife area.

Two Texas Lutheran football players killed in overnight highway crashTwo Texas Lutheran University football players, A. A. and D. D., died in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 46 in Seguin early Monday. Police said the SUV was speeding when the driver lost control and struck a guardrail.

San Diego Police Chief Rejects Oversight Commission Recommendation on Traffic StopsSan Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl rejected the police oversight commission's recommendation to end traffic stops for minor equipment violations, arguing such stops help identify criminal activity and recover firearms, narcotics, and trafficking victims. The commission called his response 'tone deaf' and criticized the practice as discriminatory.

San Diego Seeks Federal Help Enforcing Marine Mammal Protection at La Jolla CoveSan Diego city officials and a Congressman requested federal enforcement assistance from NOAA to address harassment of sea lions at La Jolla Cove. The letter seeks greater enforcement capabilities and potential deputization of city rangers to issue citations under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

La Jolla Resident Pleads Guilty to Sea Lion AttackAn 18-year-old La Jolla resident pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor violation of the Marine Mammal Protection Act after admitting to attacking a sea lion on a sea wall in July. The incident, captured on video, prompted increased discussions about wildlife protection and public access at La Jolla Cove.

Fresno County Business Owner Faces Federal Voting ChargesA 51-year-old business owner from Fresno County pleaded not guilty to three misdemeanor counts of illegal voting. C. Jimenez, a legal permanent resident, is among 39 California residents charged by federal authorities for allegedly voting despite not being U.S. citizens.

DHS Reports California Released Thousands Despite Criminal ChargesThe Department of Homeland Security reported that California released nearly 24,000 undocumented immigrants from jail since January 2025 rather than transferring them to ICE. The cases involved over 81,000 criminal charges including 169 homicides, 147 sexual assaults, and 3,295 burglaries.

Two Killed, Two Injured in Moss Landing ShootingA shooting in Moss Landing left two people dead and two others injured early Monday morning near Jetty Road adjacent to Moss Landing State Beach. Authorities have not identified suspects or established a motive, though investigators are processing the scene and a nearby location.

Las Vegas Court Expands Program for Repeat DUI OffendersLas Vegas Justice Court received a $110,000 grant to expand its DUI Treatment Court program for repeat drunken driving offenders. The initiative uses monitoring technology and treatment to keep repeat offenders off roads instead of jail sentences.

Felony Charge Dropped in Miami Beach Domestic CaseProsecutors dropped a felony strangulation charge against a Miami Beach resident following his arrest in connection with a domestic incident. The defendant, 50, still faces a misdemeanor battery domestic violence charge and has pleaded not guilty to all allegations.

Miami Beach Arrest Follows Domestic Violence ReportA Miami Beach resident was arrested after a woman reported he struck her multiple times, choked her with her shirt collar, and slammed her into a wall during an August altercation. He was released on bail and continues to deny the allegations.