Crime Alerts — November 4, 2026

Alabama Board of Pharmacy Audit Reveals Multiple Legal ViolationsThe Alabama Board of Pharmacy audit identified repeated violations of state law including inaccurate meeting records, improper executive sessions, and incorrect financial reporting spanning October 2023 through September 2025.

Alabama Parole Board Considers Multiple Inmate CasesThe Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles scheduled parole and pardon hearings for November 3-5, 2026, considering 14 inmates from various Alabama counties for potential release or commutation.

ALEA Graduates Final Trooper Class Under Ivey AdministrationAlabama Law Enforcement Agency graduated 44 trooper trainees, the final class under Governor Ivey's administration. Starting salaries increased 62.6 percent since 2017, and ALEA reported decreased traffic fatalities in 2025 compared to prior years.

Criminal Investigation Into Alaska Senate Race Name ConfusionAlaska authorities are investigating potential voter confusion in the U.S. Senate race involving two candidates with similar names. A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to delay certification, with the Justice Department appealing the decision.

FBI Probes Potential Voter Deception Scheme in Alaska ElectionFBI agents questioned donors to a third-party candidate's campaign regarding potential deception. Investigators are examining whether efforts were made to recruit a candidate with a name similar to the Republican incumbent senator.

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

Phoenix Police Chief Fires Officers Charged in Assault CasePhoenix Police Chief Matt Giordano announced the termination of officers L.V. Jr. and A.F., stating their actions severely undermine public trust in law enforcement. Both officers were held on $100,000 bond each following a Saturday hearing.

Investigation Continues Into Broader Concerns at Phoenix Police DepartmentInvestigators found no body camera footage or security video evidence from the August incident involving the two former officers. A wider investigation is underway to determine if other individuals were involved or if broader systemic concerns exist within the department.

Fresno County Business Owner Charged with Illegal VotingA 51-year-old business owner from Fresno County pleaded not guilty to three misdemeanor counts of voting as a noncitizen. C. Jimenez, a legal permanent resident, allegedly voted in three elections in violation of federal law.

Federal Government Charges 40 Californians in Voter Fraud SweepFederal prosecutors charged 40 California residents with election law violations, alleging they voted or registered despite not being U.S. citizens. Defendants face potential criminal penalties and immigration consequences including deportation.

Legal Experts Question Difficulty of Proving Voter Fraud CasesLegal experts say prosecutors must prove noncitizens intentionally violated voting laws, a difficult standard to meet. Successful prosecutions for noncitizen voter fraud remain rare nationwide.

Missing Man's Remains Identified in Eagle County MountainsHuman remains found near Avon in October have been identified as P.R., a man missing since October 2025. The Eagle County Coroner's Office is determining the cause of death. No threat to the community has been identified.

Federal Judge Upholds AI-Generated Child Pornography ChargesA federal judge upheld charges against J.C.A. of Golden for possessing artificially generated child pornography. The court ruled the First Amendment does not protect the conduct, distinguishing the case from prior privacy protections.

Colorado Voters Mandate Life Sentences for Child Sex TraffickersColorado voters approved Proposition 133, requiring life imprisonment without parole for child sex traffickers. The measure removes judicial discretion in sentencing and replaces the current eight to 48-year range with mandatory life sentences.

Connecticut Election Officials Catch Attempted Double VoterOne person was caught attempting to vote twice during Connecticut's early voting period. State election officials emphasized they are monitoring polls for fraud, with offenders facing fines, prison time, and loss of voting rights.

Hartford Man Charged in Assault with Edged WeaponC.E. Fricker, 36, of Hartford was charged with first-degree assault after allegedly using an edged weapon on a household member's neck. He also faces charges for breach of peace, risk of injury to a child, and illegal possession of explosives.

East Haven Man Arrested for Multi-Jurisdiction Retail TheftsR. Carafeno, 31, of East Haven was arrested on multiple shoplifting warrants across Connecticut. Police found retail merchandise, clothing, and electronics in his vehicle and charged him with larceny and violation of a protective order.

Fulton County Voters Targeted by Polling Place Scam TextsMultiple Fulton County voters reported receiving fraudulent text messages directing them to incorrect polling locations on election day. County officials clarified the messages were not sent by them and urged voters to verify polling places through official channels.

Georgia Man Sentenced for Multi-Year Identity Theft SchemeA man was sentenced to eight years in prison for operating fake collection agencies to harvest personal data and commit identity theft affecting 50 victims across Georgia. He also stole checks and filed fraudulent tax returns and auto loan applications.

Jury Deliberates in Hawaii Doctor's Attempted Murder TrialA jury is deliberating in the trial of Dr. G. K., 47, accused of attempting to murder his wife on a Honolulu hiking trail in March 2025. Prosecutors allege he pushed her toward a cliff edge and struck her repeatedly with a rock; the defense claims self-defense.

Armed Carjacking Suspect Sought in Waikiki IncidentA man armed with a knife carjacked a black Dodge Charger near a Waikiki hotel Monday night, forcing out a 21-year-old driver and three younger family members. The stolen vehicle was later involved in a collision; the suspect fled on foot and remains at large.

FBI Warns of Federal Impersonation Scam Targeting Hawaii ResidentsThe FBI is warning Hawaii residents about a sophisticated scam where criminals spoof federal law enforcement phone numbers and pose as FBI, DEA, or Secret Service agents to steal money and personal information. Victims are urged to verify calls independently and never send payment.

Three Killed in Twin Falls In-N-Out Burger ShootingThree victims were identified following a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls on Saturday. Ashley G., Christopher C., and Dale S. were killed when a 24-year-old suspect opened fire before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Seven others were wounded in the incident.

Fugitive Sex Offender Arrested After Three-Year SearchIvan A. F., 48, a known sex offender and wanted felon, was arrested on November 3 after three years as a fugitive. The Nampa man was wanted in Missouri for failure to register as a sex offender, aggravated driving while impaired, and second-degree assault. He was apprehended during a car stop in Star.

Surviving Roommate Seeks Privacy Protection in Released Case RecordsDylan M., a surviving roommate of four University of Idaho students killed in 2022, filed court documents seeking to have her face blurred in investigative video recordings being released. She reported enduring years of harassment, threats, and unfounded accusations, forcing her family to relocate nine times.

Shots Fired on Stanford Avenue in SpringfieldSpringfield police responded to a shooting on Stanford Avenue where officers discovered property damage and shell casings. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.

Indiana Police Unknowingly Stopped University of Idaho Murder SuspectBody camera footage reveals Indiana State Police stopped B. K., the suspect in the University of Idaho murders, on December 15 while he drove cross-country to Pennsylvania. Troopers released him with a verbal warning, unaware of the crimes.

Suspect in Idaho Student Murders Stopped Twice During Indiana Traffic StopsB. K., accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November, was pulled over twice in Indiana within nine minutes. Hancock County Sheriff's Office stopped him for speeding before state police halted him for following too closely.

University of Idaho Murder Suspect Agrees to Extradition from PennsylvaniaB. K., a Washington State University Ph.D. student in criminal justice, faces first-degree murder and burglary charges for the November deaths of four University of Idaho students. He agreed to extradition to Idaho during a Pennsylvania court hearing.

Federal Judge Orders Iowa to Allow Satanic Temple Capitol EventA federal judge ordered Iowa state officials to permit the Satanic Temple to hold a holiday event at the state capitol rotunda, ruling the group's free speech rights were likely violated. State Republicans plan to appeal the decision.

Satanic Temple Display Vandalized at Iowa CapitolA Christian military veteran vandalized a Satanic Temple holiday display at the Iowa state capitol in December 2023. The Turning Point founder pledged $10,000 toward the accused vandal's legal defense.

Postal Worker Indicted for Stealing Thousands of Mail PiecesA federal grand jury in Wichita indicted Kelly R. C., a 59-year-old postal worker, on one count of unlawful secretion, destruction, and delay of mail. The Baxter Springs native allegedly stole 4,404 pieces of mail beginning in October, including nearly 400 political mailers related to Republican candidates.

Kentucky Election Integrity Command Center Monitors Fraud ComplaintsKentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman's Election Integrity Command Center in Frankfort received 82 messages from 34 counties by mid-morning on election day, with concerns ranging from voting procedure questions to allegations of vote buying and electioneering.

Federal Election Monitors Present in Kentucky During Midterm ElectionsU.S. Attorney Kyle Bumgarner addressed concerns about federal election monitors stationed in Louisville and Lexington, stating that federal election monitoring has been routine for decades to ensure voters can exercise their rights.

Kentucky Governor Clarifies Election Monitor Restrictions and Voter RightsGovernor Andy Beshear reminded Kentucky voters that election monitors are prohibited from entering polling locations and cannot question or intimidate voters, following concerns about increased federal monitor presence in Democratic strongholds.

Workplace Shooting in Virginia Leaves Two DeadA workplace shooting in Virginia left two employees dead and one wounded before the suspect died by self-inflicted gunshot. The incident occurred at a rental equipment facility in Manassas, with authorities investigating the motive behind the violence.

Maine Senator's Office Vandalized AgainSen. Susan Collins' Biddeford, Maine office was vandalized for the second time in a month, with red paint dumped outside and graffiti written on the sidewalk. Local police are investigating the incident.

Annapolis Teen Charged After Woman Shot in HeadAn 18-year-old woman was shot in the head inside an Annapolis home on Royal Street Monday evening. A 15-year-old boy was detained at the scene and charged with first-degree assault and firearm-related offenses.

Victim in Critical Condition Following Annapolis ShootingThe shooting victim remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition after being airlifted to a trauma center by Maryland State Police Aviation. Emergency responders credited quick response for potentially saving her life.

Juvenile Suspect Held in Annapolis Shooting InvestigationA 15-year-old suspect is being held at a juvenile detention center following Monday's shooting in Annapolis. Police have not disclosed the circumstances or relationship between the juvenile and the 18-year-old victim.

Two injured in Cambridge shooting near Harvard UniversityA gunman opened fire on vehicles in Cambridge near Harvard University on Monday afternoon, injuring two people with life-threatening wounds. Tyler B., identified as the shooter, was apprehended after state police and a civilian fired at him. He faces six felony charges including two counts of assault with intent to murder.

Shooting suspect has prior violent criminal recordTyler B. has an extensive criminal history including a 2021 conviction for firing at Boston Police, for which he received a five to six year sentence. He was on probation at the time of Monday's shooting and had prior convictions for assault with a dangerous weapon and witness intimidation dating to 2014.

Ex-trooper arrested for breaking into ex-girlfriend's homeFormer Massachusetts State Police trooper Michael M. was arrested after allegedly breaking into his ex-girlfriend's Boston home on Halloween night by climbing a fire escape and refusing to leave. The 27-year-old was fired after the incident and faces breaking and entering charges.

Five Injured in Two Shootings Near MSU Campus on HalloweenTwo shootings erupted near Michigan State University on Halloween night, leaving five people injured across two separate incidents. Multiple individuals were taken into custody, and several guns were recovered from the scenes.

Multiple Victims Hospitalized After Halloween Night Violence in East LansingEast Lansing police responded to four separate incidents Halloween night, with three victims shot near M.A.C. Avenue and Linden Street listed in stable condition. Two additional victims from a second shooting on Stoddard and Frye Avenues are also stable.

Saint Paul Woman Injured in Alleged Assault and Vehicle IncidentA. D. M., 27, of Saint Paul faces second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon, vehicle theft, and fifth-degree assault charges after a woman was found bleeding at Regions Hospital on July 19. The incident allegedly involved a vehicle being driven while the victim was alongside it.

Eden Prairie Man Charged in Stolen Credit Card PurchasesA. J. W., 23, is charged with credit card fraud and unlawful ammunition possession after allegedly using a stolen credit card to purchase over $1,500 in items at stores in Eden Prairie in August. Investigators identified him through store surveillance video.

New Governor Commits to Combating State Government FraudMinnesota's incoming governor pledged to audit state government and invest in fraud detection technology following a widespread scandal involving hundreds of millions of dollars stolen from social services programs. Dozens of people have been convicted in the scheme.

Jackson Police Seek Tips in July Homicide CaseJackson police seek public assistance in solving the July homicide of 23-year-old Robert C. W., found shot multiple times in a parking lot. His stolen red 2021 Dodge Challenger was later discovered torched. A $15,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

Prison Employee Arrested for Drug TraffickingA 45-year-old Alabama man employed at East Mississippi Correctional Facility was arrested after deputies seized 10 pounds of suspected methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Interstate 10 near Biloxi. Taurus B. faces aggravated trafficking charges with bond set at $150,000.

Jackson Suspends Permits for Venue After Second Deadly ShootingJackson Mayor John Horhn suspended operating permits for The Hideaway following the second deadly shooting at the venue this year. City attorneys are moving to declare it a public nuisance, and the FBI is analyzing surveillance video as investigators examine all parties involved.

Camdenton Man Seriously Injured in Crash with Electrical TowerA 39-year-old Camdenton man sustained serious injuries when his pickup truck veered off Missouri 7 north of Irontown Drive, struck a culvert, fence, and electrical tower early Tuesday. Emergency crews performed a complex extrication to free him from the vehicle.

Jefferson City Approves Public Safety Sales Tax IncreaseJefferson City voters approved a quarter-cent public safety sales tax increase on Tuesday, raising the overall sales tax rate to 8.1%. The measure is expected to generate approximately $3.625 million annually for police and fire departments starting April 1, 2027.

Fatal Head-On Collision Claims Two Lives in MeredithTwo Tyngsboro residents, ages 61 and 62, died in a head-on collision on Route 104 in Meredith Monday morning. Their minivan collided with a dump truck; the truck driver, age 66, sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Sussex County Man Sentenced for $2.1 Million COVID-19 Relief FraudNikenson Jean M., 46, of Sparta Township was sentenced to 78 months in federal prison for fraudulently obtaining over $2.1 million in COVID-19 relief funds through false business loan applications. He was ordered to pay $2,131,747 in restitution.

Trenton Man Receives Life Sentence for Shooting GirlfriendOrenthia U., 52, of Trenton was sentenced to life without parole for shooting his girlfriend, Maisha C., 49, in a hotel room in Bensalem. He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder after the victim's daughters delivered impact statements in court.

New Jersey Governor Issues Warning to Port Operators Over Russian DieselGovernor Mikie Sherrill warned New Jersey port operators that handling Russian diesel could expose them to civil and criminal penalties. She urged terminals to reject any tanker carrying Russian fuel, citing federal law banning Russian energy imports.

Attorney General Wrigley Calls for Sentencing Reform Amid Rising Violent CrimeNorth Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley emphasized public safety concerns during his reelection campaign, citing a 4,000-year increase in violent crime victims statewide and highlighting sentencing reform as a priority to ensure offenders serve their full court-ordered sentences.

Ballot Distribution Error Affects Bismarck Voters on Election DayA Bismarck polling location distributed incorrect ballots to approximately 120 voters on Election Day, with some District 7 voters receiving District 8 ballots lacking legislative races. The error was corrected by 9:30 a.m., though up to 60 paper ballots may have been affected.

Missing 19-Year-Old Man Sought in Licking CountyThe Licking County Sheriff's Office is searching for Joshua Y., a 19-year-old man with autism missing since Monday evening in Etna. Law enforcement expressed concern for his safety. Anyone with information is urged to contact 911 or the sheriff's office.

Firefighter Killed in Broadview Heights House FireA North Royalton firefighter was killed and another injured in an overnight house fire in Broadview Heights. Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson expressed condolences to the community and praised the bravery of public safety personnel.

Oklahoma Man Arrested for Sending Powder-Filled Letters to Election OfficialsRobin M., 67, was arrested by the FBI for allegedly sending more than 700 letters containing white powder to election officials and public officials nationwide during the 2024 and 2026 election cycles. Testing identified the powder as nonhazardous yeast or flour.

Police Seek Suspect in Bank Vandalism InvestigationOklahoma City police are seeking a suspect who vandalized a bank near Memorial Road and North Pennsylvania Avenue, causing thousands of dollars in damage to doors, windows, and ATMs. The public is asked to contact CrimeStoppers with information.

Oregon DA Reviews Federal Agent Tire Slashing IncidentWashington County District Attorney's office will review video evidence and police reports from an October incident in Hillsboro involving an alleged tire slashing by a federal immigration agent. The case marks significant local law enforcement action against federal immigration enforcement activities.

Federal Agency Investigates Immigration Agent Conduct in OregonU.S. Department of Homeland Security confirmed it is conducting an internal investigation into an early October incident in the Hillsboro area where a masked federal agent allegedly damaged a vehicle. The incident was documented on video and has drawn political attention.

Harrisburg Man Surrenders in Connection with Domino's StabbingJ. A., 51, turned himself in to Harrisburg police and was charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault, and possession of an instrument of crime following a stabbing incident at a Domino's on North Sixth Street on November 1.

Knife and Baseball Bat Used in North Sixth Street AltercationSurveillance footage captured a verbal altercation that escalated when the suspect allegedly pulled a knife and lunged at the victim, who defended himself with a baseball bat before being stabbed multiple times in the upper torso and back.

Stabbing Victim in Critical Condition Following Domino's IncidentThe victim sustained at least two stab wounds, including one with the blade lodged near his spine. He was transported to Holy Spirit Hospital in critical condition and awaits surgery.

Man Arrested for Illegal Firearm PossessionCarlos D. was arrested on charges of illegal firearm possession and large capacity feeding device violations. The Rhode Island State Police High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force made the arrest on October 27.

Woman Arrested After Accident, Refuses Chemical TestKristina F. was arrested following a Route 6 accident and charged with refusing to submit to a chemical test. State police responded to the incident Wednesday evening.

Two Men Wounded in Courthouse Shooting in ClarksvilleD. Eatherly, 28, was taken into custody following a shooting outside Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville on Wednesday. Both Eatherly and an unknown male sustained gunshot wounds during a confrontation and were hospitalized in stable condition.

Suspect in Courthouse Shooting Arrested Previously for Theft and Disorderly ConductThe suspect in the courthouse shooting was arrested days earlier in Nashville on theft, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest charges. He allegedly refused to pay $371.55 for food and beverages at a hotel restaurant while livestreaming.

Actor Arrested for Public Intoxication in AustinActor S. L. was arrested in Austin, Texas on October 9, 2015 for public intoxication while filming a movie. He later completed court-ordered rehabilitation and addressed the incident in a recent interview.

Georgia Arrest Leads to Rehabilitation ProgramA separate arrest in Georgia involved disorderly conduct and obstruction charges alongside public drunkenness allegations. The individual has since completed rehabilitation and reflected on the incident publicly.

Missing Utah Teen Located in Oregon After 18 MonthsA 17-year-old girl reported missing from Garden City, Utah in May 2025 was found safe in Oregon after more than 500 days. A 39-year-old man was taken into custody in connection with her disappearance across state lines.

Triple Murder Suspect Arrested Following Multi-State InvestigationThree women were found murdered in Wayne County, Utah on Wednesday. A 22-year-old suspect from Iowa was apprehended in Colorado after investigators tracked him through one victim's vehicle across multiple states.

Fatal Shooting Reported at Salt Lake City ApartmentOne person was fatally shot during a dispute at an apartment on Redwood Road in Salt Lake City on Tuesday afternoon. Investigators determined the death was either a suicide or homicide and are continuing their investigation.

Montpelier Man Charged After Abandoning Infant, Threatening OfficersSeth H., 29, of Montpelier was arrested after police responded to reports of an intoxicated man abandoning a baby in a stroller near Main Street. He faces felony aggravated assault, abandonment of a baby, and other charges.

Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash Claims Two Lives in HartfordTwo adults died in a two-vehicle head-on collision on U.S. 4 in Hartford Monday evening near Hathaway Road. A third person was seriously injured and transported to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.

Rutland Man Arrested After Vehicle Crashes Into Furniture StoreRobert L., 67, of Rutland crashed a vehicle through the glass exterior of Godnick's Grand Furniture store at 1:35 a.m. Tuesday. He was arrested for driving under the influence and cited to appear in court.

Former Delegate Signs Guilty Plea in Child Exploitation CaseFormer West Virginia House delegate D. P., 36, signed a plea agreement on federal charges including sexual exploitation of a child, coercion and enticement of a minor, and witness tampering. He faces potential life imprisonment and previously resigned from office in July.

State Distributes $17 Million in Crime Victim Services GrantsWest Virginia awarded $17.1 million through 81 grants for crime victim services statewide. Funding supports counseling, emergency shelter, advocacy and other assistance for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and other crimes.

Eight Drugging Incidents Reported at UW-Madison Fraternity HouseUW-Madison received eight reports of drugging incidents at an off-campus fraternity house on Langdon Street between Oct. 29-30. The university's Office of Student Conduct is investigating; no active law enforcement investigation is currently underway.

Two Rivers City Manager Arrested on Domestic Violence ChargesK. K., Two Rivers city manager, was arrested Sunday for disorderly conduct and battery related to domestic violence. He was arrested again Monday for violating a domestic abuse contact prohibition and bail jumping.

Eau Claire Police Warn of Jury Duty Impersonation Scam CallsEau Claire police report a spike in scam calls where callers impersonate law enforcement and claim residents missed jury duty, requesting payment via phone, gift cards, or wire transfer. Police urge residents to verify by calling local law enforcement directly.

Attempted Murder Trial Begins for Cheyenne ShootingAdrian M. faces attempted second-degree murder charges after allegedly shooting Matthew K. on April 30 in Cheyenne. The trial began Tuesday with prosecutors presenting doorbell camera footage and testimony from detective Sean Cigich regarding the incident.

Arrest Made in Halloween Bar Shooting IncidentLatrell Grayson, 26, was arrested following a Halloween night incident outside the Peppermill Bar where a vehicle struck a pedestrian and gunshots were fired. Grayson faces aggravated assault, reckless endangering, and open-container charges.

Pardoned January 6 Defendant Arrested for Threatening Federal JudgesA man previously pardoned for January 6 involvement was arrested and charged with threatening federal judges. The charges mark a significant legal development involving a defendant whose sentence was previously commuted.

Bookstore Settles PPP Loan Fraud Case for $1.4 MillionStrand Book Store, Inc. agreed to pay $1,482,560 to settle fraud charges after improperly obtaining a second-draw Paycheck Protection Program loan. The New York bookstore was ineligible because it was owned by the wife of U.S. Senator Ron Wyden.

Government Contractor Challenges SBA Suspension in Sealed Filing DisputeATI Government Solutions opposes the Small Business Administration's attempt to file a sealed motion in federal court regarding the company's suspension from federal contracting. ATI argues the agency is avoiding public accountability for its October 2025 suspension decision.

Witness Home Vandalized in Federal Case Against Talent ManagerA cooperating witness's home in a federal case against talent manager Eugene H. was vandalized with spray-painted graffiti after their identity was revealed on social media. Prosecutors argue the incident demonstrates risks to witnesses if trial delays are granted.

Senator's Campaign Office Vandalized Ahead of ElectionSen. Susan Collins' Biddeford office exterior was vandalized with red paint and threatening messages the night before Election Day. Police are investigating the incident, which marks the second vandalism at the location this year.

Skokie Bakery Hit in Overnight Smash-and-Grab BurglaryA bakery in Skokie was targeted in a smash-and-grab burglary overnight Monday into Tuesday. Burglars shattered the front window of SheReen Bakery and stole a cash register, with police responding Tuesday morning.

Noose Found at Obama Presidential Center Construction Site Under InvestigationA noose was discovered at the Obama Presidential Center construction site Thursday evening, prompting a hate crime investigation by Chicago police. The construction joint venture halted work and offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to the culprit's identification.

Murder-Suicide Leaves Infant Critically Injured in HoustonA 52-year-old man shot and killed his child's grandmother and critically wounded his 8-month-old son at a northwest Houston apartment complex on Halloween before taking his own life. The infant remained in critical condition while the child's mother was unharmed.

Suspicious Package Evacuates Congressional Office in LaredoA suspicious package was discovered at U.S. Rep. Henry C.'s Laredo district office on Election Day, prompting evacuation and precautionary health screening for the staff member who opened it. Authorities are investigating the incident as law enforcement responded swiftly.

Man Arrested in Nursing Home Shooting Over Room Temperature DisputeM. E., 50, was arrested and charged with murder after shooting a woman at a San Antonio nursing home Sunday. The incident allegedly stemmed from a dispute over room temperature between the victim and Espinoza's mother.

Child Hit by SUV While Riding Bicycle on North SideAn 11-year-old boy was struck by an SUV while riding his bicycle on the North Side Monday evening. The driver remained at the scene and called police. The child's condition has not been released.

UT San Antonio Reports Multiple Criminal Incidents on CampusUT San Antonio campus police reported multiple incidents including alcohol violations, thefts, drug offenses, and assault cases during the week of October 25-31. Several cases were cleared by arrest while others remain active.

Man Dies Following Assault Outside Escondido HomeA 69-year-old Escondido man died days after being beaten outside his home. T. C. Butler, 32, was arrested and charged with attempted murder, elder abuse, and battery. The case is under review for potential charge amendments.

Chula Vista Man Sentenced to 25 Years to Life in Wife's DeathL. M., 45, was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 2021 disappearance and death of his wife M. M. The jury convicted him of first-degree murder based on circumstantial evidence after a seven-week trial. Her remains have not been located.

Fresno County Business Owner Charged with Illegal VotingC. G. J., 51, a legal permanent resident from Mexico, pleaded not guilty to three misdemeanor counts of voting as a noncitizen. He is among 39 California residents charged federally with election law violations. Legal experts say prosecutors must prove intentional wrongdoing.

Teen Arrested in Deadly Halloween Store Shooting in Bay AreaA 17-year-old from Suisun City was arrested for a shooting at a Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield that killed pregnant woman C. H., 31, and injured six others. Prosecutors are seeking to try him as an adult on murder and attempted murder charges. He had a prior conviction for a violent offense from a 2025 school parking lot shooting.

California Resident Among Four Charged in Wisconsin Beagle Facility Break-InFour animal rights activists, including W. H., 45, of San Jose, face burglary and felony property damage charges for a March break-in at a Wisconsin beagle breeding facility. Approximately 50 activists cut through fencing and stole 22 dogs valued at over 44,000 dollars. Two theft counts were dismissed against each defendant.

UC Berkeley Student Detained by ICE at San Francisco AirportUC Berkeley student P. A. H., 23, was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at San Francisco International Airport while boarding a flight to Portland. She is being held at California City Detention Center pending removal proceedings. Her attorneys filed a habeas corpus petition challenging the detention.

Police Seek Four Persons of Interest in North Las Vegas HomicideNorth Las Vegas police are seeking four persons of interest in connection with a shooting on Nov. 2 that killed one person and injured two others near West McDonald Avenue. Surveillance video has been released to aid in identifying the suspects.

Las Vegas Man Arrested for Series of Fresno Residential BurglariesJ. P., a 33-year-old Las Vegas man, was arrested in Fresno, California on Oct. 21 in connection with 12 residential burglaries. Investigators recovered stolen jewelry, coins, and a loaded 9mm handgun during the arrest.