Crime Alerts — November 12, 2026

Fatal Shooting Under Investigation in MontgomeryMontgomery police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early Wednesday morning on Eagle Circle. A man was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries and subsequently died.

Waymo Robotaxis Targeted in Hit-and-Run Incidents at Higher RatePhoenix-area police report that 43 of 88 Waymo robotaxi crashes from September 2020 through December 2024 were hit-and-runs, occurring at 2.4 times the rate of other Maricopa County drivers. Most cases remain unsolved due to limited investigation resources and evidence collection challenges.

Waymo Declines to Share Crash Footage With Law EnforcementPolice in Chandler, Tempe, and Mesa documented repeated requests for video footage from Waymo following crashes, but the company cited privacy concerns and failed to provide recordings in multiple cases, leading investigations to be suspended or closed without resolution.

Experts Question Waymo's Reasons for Restricting Video AccessLegal experts suggest Waymo may be withholding camera footage to limit liability exposure and avoid revealing potential autonomous vehicle malfunctions. The company states it requires warrants or court orders before releasing video, citing privacy protection policies.

State Prison Officials Address Overcrowding ConcernsArkansas lawmakers questioned former prison system head Joe P. on Tuesday regarding capacity issues in state facilities. Officials discussed alternatives to traditional incarceration and community correction centers as solutions to overcrowding.

Indiana Man Charged in Caledonia ShootingIshan G., 20, of Indiana was returned to Racine County custody on Nov. 11 and charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide and recklessly endangering safety in a Sept. 27 shooting on East Frontage Road in Caledonia. Bail was set at $250,000 cash.

Sacramento Man Charged in East Frontage Road ShootingGurwinder S., 25, of Sacramento, California, faces identical charges of attempted first-degree intentional homicide and recklessly endangering safety related to the Sept. 27 Caledonia shooting. He pleaded not guilty on Oct. 14 with bail set at $250,000 cash.

Third Suspect Charged in Caledonia Shooting CaseSajan S., 25, of Oak Creek, was charged with harboring or aiding a felon in connection with the Sept. 27 shooting incident. He pleaded not guilty and bail was set at $50,000 cash with a status conference scheduled for Dec. 18.

Pedestrian Fatality in Denver Vehicle IncidentA pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on 9th Street near Auraria Parkway in Denver on Wednesday morning. The 24-year-old driver was cited with careless driving resulting in death, a misdemeanor, as the investigation continues.

Lakewood Police Agent Killed in RTD Bus ConfrontationLakewood Police Agent N.G. was killed November 5 during a shootout on an RTD bus near Colfax and Wadsworth Boulevard. The agent and three colleagues confronted a hit-and-run suspect who opened fire; the suspect was killed in the exchange.

Public Memorial Planned for Fallen Lakewood OfficerA public funeral procession and memorial service for fallen Lakewood Police Agent N.G. is scheduled for Thursday at BRAVE Church in Englewood. The eight-mile motorcade begins at 8:30 a.m., with public viewing areas along East Hampden Avenue and livestream access available.

Antisemitic Graffiti Found on Veterans Monument in HartfordA swastika was drawn in black marker on a Korean War monument in Veterans Park on Veterans Day. The vandalism is part of a pattern of antisemitic incidents across the region, with similar incidents reported recently in nearby Lebanon.

Woman Arrested for Embezzling Over $240,000 from EmployerK. L., 49, of Griswold was arrested and charged with first-degree larceny, first-degree identity theft, and illegal use of a credit card. She allegedly embezzled approximately $240,000 to $301,000 from her employer over several years to pay personal bills and mortgage payments.

Hartford Man Charged with Arson in MassachusettsH. R., 28, of Hartford was charged with two counts of arson of a building or vehicle used in interstate commerce and one count of arson of federal government property. He allegedly set fire to a multifamily rental property porch in Swampscott, Massachusetts on October 7.

Travel Agent Charged with Defrauding Customers of ThousandsMichelle P., a Charleston travel agent, faces 32 charges including grand larceny and fraud after customers reported losing thousands on vacation packages to destinations like Aruba and Jamaica. Investigators say she provided no confirmations and wrote bad checks to cover unauthorized charges.

School Speed Camera Program Generates $3.3 Million in RevenueTallahassee's school speed zone camera program issued 46,764 violations and generated $3.3 million in revenue during fiscal year 2025-26. The city retained approximately $1.41 million after vendor payments, with funds supporting school crossing guard programs and public safety initiatives.

Florida Attorney General Changes Firearms Possession Enforcement PolicyFlorida Attorney General James Uthmeier issued a memorandum declaring that law-abiding residents may now possess short-barreled rifles and shotguns without prosecution, following federal court rulings and ATF enforcement changes. The state statute remains on the books but enforcement guidance has shifted.

Griffin Tax Preparer Permanently Banned After Massive Fraud SchemeA Griffin tax preparer was permanently barred by federal court from filing tax returns after submitting hundreds of fraudulent returns between 2022 and 2025. The court ordered Tanja H. to return $567,000 in ill-gotten gains collected through false deductions and fabricated credits.

High-Speed Chase Ends in Fatal Crash in Lumpkin CountyA 45-year-old Cleveland man died early Wednesday after refusing to stop for a traffic stop in White County and speeding northbound on Highway 129 into Lumpkin County. Christopher W. lost control of his vehicle on a curve and struck multiple trees, succumbing to his injuries at the scene.

Felon Facing Federal Drug Charges After Ghost Gun and Fentanyl SeizureP.T. S., a 36-year-old felon out on bond in five separate cases, was indicted on federal drug charges after allegedly selling fentanyl outside a 7-11 in July. Officers later found a ghost gun, fentanyl, and cash in his vehicle during a November arrest.

Man Sentenced to 15 Years for Domestic Violence and Police RammingD.K., 32, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a 2019 domestic violence incident where he pointed a firearm at a victim and a 2021 confrontation with police in which he rammed a patrol vehicle with his Jeep.

Hilo Attorney's Malicious Prosecution Lawsuit Against County Set for TrialA Hilo attorney's federal lawsuit against Hawaii County alleging malicious prosecution has been set for trial in April 2027. P.K.M., 38, was charged with sexual assault in 2020, but charges were dismissed with prejudice in 2021.

Seymour Woman Charged with Domestic Battery Involving ChildC. M., a 33-year-old Seymour woman, faces a felony domestic battery charge involving a child under 14. The incident was reported in September after occurring in August. A judge ordered her released on her own recognizance with contact restrictions.

Indianapolis Man Arrested in Stolen Vehicle Chop Shop InvestigationA. S., a 55-year-old Indianapolis man, was arrested after police recovered 16 stolen vehicles and nearly $4,000 in cash from an alleged chop shop operation on the near northeast side. Officers executed a search warrant following a stolen vehicle recovery investigation.

Des Moines Post Office Shooting Suspect ArrestedJennifer P., 39, was arrested after allegedly opening fire during a morning meeting at Des Moines Main Post Office on November 5, injuring two female coworkers and a male colleague who fell while fleeing. All three sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Weapon Details Released in Post Office Shooting InvestigationInvestigators recovered a 9mm Taurus pistol with an empty magazine from Jennifer P. at the scene near Des Moines River. A second magazine containing three bullets and additional ammunition were found in her possession and apartment.

Charges Filed Against Post Office Shooting SuspectJennifer P. faces two counts of attempted murder, two counts of willful injury causing serious injury, and intimidation with a dangerous weapon in connection with the November 5 post office shooting. She is held without bond pending a preliminary hearing on November 16.

Rapper Convicted in Hired Killing of Fellow MusicianMarkies Conway, 35, was convicted of capital murder for hiring a gunman to kill rapper Melvin Noble on a Dallas interstate in 2020. Conway was sentenced to life without parole in connection with the fatal shooting that also injured a bystander.

Multi-State Retail Theft Ring Suspects Arrested in TennesseeTwo women from Baton Rouge were arrested in Nashville after allegedly removing tags from merchandise at a Lululemon store. Police recovered over $10,000 in stolen goods from multiple retailers in their vehicle and discovered multiple out-of-state theft warrants.

Suspect Used False Identities During Retail Theft ArrestEbony S. was charged with criminal impersonation after providing false names and fraudulent Social Security numbers to Nashville police during her arrest. She faces extradition warrants in Texas, Virginia, Arkansas and Louisiana for separate theft cases.

Two arrested after police seize handgun and drugs in Anne Arundel CountyAnne Arundel County police arrested S. W., 25, of Laurel, and L. B., 32, of Glen Burnie, after stopping a vehicle on Hospital Drive. Officers seized a loaded 9mm handgun, suspected Suboxone, and other medications from the green Subaru.

Anne Arundel County Police deploy drone program to assist emergency responseAnne Arundel County Police launched a Drone as First Responder program operating from a docking station near Evergreen Road and Waugh Chapel Way. The drone will provide aerial support to responding officers in the Route 3 corridor and surrounding areas.

Man with Outstanding Warrants Arrested After Altercation with PoliceA man identified as Silva allegedly spat on a police officer during a search, making contact with the officer's face. Silva was found to have two outstanding arrest warrants including charges of assault and battery on police, unarmed robbery, and breaking and entering.

Multi-County Federal Raids Target Massage Parlors Across MichiganFederal agents including the FBI, DEA, and Homeland Security Investigations conducted coordinated raids on massage parlors across Michigan on Tuesday, including locations in Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Holland, Grand Haven, and Lansing. At least six people were detained in Lansing, though authorities have released minimal details about the investigation's nature or scope.

Michigan Launches Campaign Against Unlicensed Online Gambling PlatformsThe Michigan Gaming Control Board is promoting Illegal Gambling Awareness Week to educate residents about unlicensed online gambling risks. Officials encourage consumers to verify licensing through CheckBeforeYouPlay.org and report suspected illegal operations to protect against fraud and identity theft.

Saint Paul Man Charged With Arson at WalmartA 25-year-old Saint Paul man was charged with second-degree arson after prosecutors say he set a cardboard display on fire inside a West Saint Paul Walmart on September 28 while customers and employees were present. Store staff extinguished the fire with extinguishers before it spread, causing approximately $2,072 in damage.

Belgrade Man Charged in House Fire ArsonA 38-year-old Belgrade man was charged with first-degree arson after his home in Crow River Township burned to the ground on November 7. Investigators found propane tanks, accelerant containers, and burn patterns consistent with intentional fire-setting at the scene.

Minneapolis Man Charged After High-Speed ChaseAn 18-year-old Minneapolis man was charged with attempted motor vehicle theft and fleeing police after leading Bloomington officers on a high-speed chase through multiple cities on October 26. The driver turned off vehicle lights and drove through stop signs and sidewalks before abandoning the car and running on foot.

Jackson Police Arrest Juvenile in Series of Armed RobberiesJackson police arrested a 17-year-old in connection with armed robberies targeting Hispanic residents. Investigators recovered a weapon and continue searching for an additional armed suspect believed involved in at least nine robberies across Jackson and Hinds County.

Charleston Travel Agent Charged with Defrauding CustomersMichelle P. has been charged with 32 counts including grand larceny and fraud following an investigation into her travel agency. Customers reported losing thousands of dollars on vacation packages with no confirmation provided after payment.

Jackson Police Investigate Robberies in Kenmore Drive AreaJackson police are investigating multiple robberies near Kenmore Drive and Westover Street. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant, report suspicious activity, and use alternate routes while the investigation continues.

Man arrested for firearm possession while intoxicated following domestic disturbanceA 26-year-old man was arrested in Carson City after deputies responded to a domestic disturbance call. He was found in possession of a firearm while intoxicated and a schedule II controlled substance without a prescription.

Woman arrested on California parole warrant and petit larceny chargeA. G., a 48-year-old woman, was arrested on an extraditable felony parole warrant from California and admitted to taking containers during a petit larceny incident at a local residence.

Woman Arrested for Shoplifting at WalmartE.K. of Penacook was arrested on Oct. 5 after an investigation at a Walmart on Loudon Road for theft by unauthorized taking of less than $1,000.

Man Charged with Multiple Offenses at SupermarketP.J. of Concord was arrested on Oct. 5 at a Hannaford supermarket for theft by unauthorized taking, criminal trespass, willful concealment, and breach of bail charges.

Concord Man Arrested for Assault and MischiefG.M.T. of Concord was arrested on Oct. 5 on North State Street for criminal mischief and five counts each of simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault.

DOT Seeks Speed Cameras for Construction ZonesNew Mexico Department of Transportation acting secretary David Quintana requested lawmakers authorize speed enforcement cameras in highway construction zones during Tuesday's legislative subcommittee meeting, citing worker safety concerns following a July incident near Hobbs.

DOT Worker Injured in Highway Construction Zone CrashA state Department of Transportation worker was struck by a motorist on a highway near Hobbs in July, resulting in serious injuries requiring airlift to Texas. The incident prompted the department's push for speed enforcement measures.

Albany Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Child Pornography PossessionGregory P., 41, of Albany was sentenced to 120 months in federal prison for receiving child sexual abuse material. He admitted to using a messaging application to receive videos depicting child exploitation in February 2025. Federal agents arrested him after state authorities released him on bond.

Debate Over License Plate Reader Technology Continues in New YorkNew York law enforcement officials testified that license plate reader technology is critical for solving crimes like carjackings, while civil liberties groups argue the mass data collection violates privacy rights. Lawmakers are considering bills to limit the technology and require data deletion within specific timeframes.

Federal Judge Upholds New York ICE Jail Ban Despite Sheriff ChallengeA federal judge rejected 15 county sheriffs' attempt to block New York's ban on local immigration detention agreements. The ruling keeps the Dignity Not Detention law in effect, requiring jails to end ICE contracts by November 25, though the constitutional challenge lawsuit continues.

NC Official Elected to Lead National Medicaid Fraud Control UnitsNorth Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson announced that Eddie Kirby, who oversees the state's Medicaid fraud investigations, was elected president of the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units. The association recovered over $2 billion in 2025 and secured 1,185 convictions.

ECU Fraternity Suspended Amid Hazing InvestigationSigma Tau Gamma fraternity at East Carolina University was placed on operational suspension following a reported hazing incident on Friday afternoon. The suspension halts all fraternity activities while allegations are under review by university officials.

NC State's Oldest Fraternity Suspended Over Hazing AllegationsN.C. State University's Sigma Nu fraternity was suspended indefinitely by its national organization following serious hazing allegations including physical abuse, death threats, and forced drug use. Members were ordered to vacate the building as police continue their investigation.

Contractors Indicted in 3 Million Dollar Pandemic Benefits Fraud SchemeFive contractors and associates were indicted on fraud, money laundering, and tampering charges after releasing over 3 million dollars in improperly approved pandemic unemployment benefits to ineligible claimants through manipulated identity verification processes.

Woman Convicted in Death of Child Left in Her CareA woman was convicted of aggravated murder, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with evidence in the death of a 5-year-old boy in her care. The jury rejected an insanity defense after deliberating two hours.

Ohio Veterans Targeted by Widespread Fraud and Scam OperationsOhio veterans reported over 166,000 fraud and identity theft incidents in 2024, resulting in 419 million dollars in losses. State officials warn of scams targeting military personnel through fake benefits offers, fraudulent job postings, and romance schemes.

Juvenile Arrested After Vehicle Theft and Carjacking in Oklahoma CityA juvenile in Oklahoma City police custody stole his parent's vehicle and led officers on a pursuit Wednesday, striking multiple vehicles and carjacking another person before police disabled the car near Portland Avenue and Highline Boulevard. No injuries were reported.

Armed Man Shot by Police Officer in Southeast Oklahoma CityAn armed man was shot and killed by an Oklahoma City police officer Wednesday afternoon near Tinker Air Force Base after he fired at officers. The confrontation began when the man allegedly claimed at a McDonald's drive-thru that he had killed two people.

Decades-Old Hitchhiker Case Reopened With DNA TestingThe Oklahoma Highway Patrol exhumed the remains of an unidentified hitchhiker killed in 1972 near Clinton after a family came forward believing the victim may be their missing relative. DNA testing will be conducted to confirm identity after more than 50 years.

Salem neighborhood group addresses crime and safety concernsNortheast Neighbors Neighborhood Association members met to discuss public safety concerns in central Salem, citing crime and drug use issues. A subcommittee presented recommendations to city officials for reducing crime in the area.

Pennsylvania State Police Complete Statewide Gambling Device Enforcement PushPennsylvania State Police completed inspections of over 12,000 businesses in a gambling enforcement operation, achieving 99.4 percent compliance. Troopers seized 14 illegal devices and $1,913 while targeting establishments refusing to voluntarily remove skill games.

North Smithfield Man Charged with Child Exploitation Using AI TechnologyJoseph L. M. of North Smithfield was arrested and charged federally with attempted production of child pornography, receipt of child pornography, and possession of child sexual abuse material. Investigators allege he used artificial intelligence to create explicit images of real children he photographed at dance and gymnastics facilities where he worked.

Toddler Critically Injured in Random Stabbing AttackA toddler was critically injured in a random stabbing attack in Rhode Island last week, according to police. The child's mother was also injured in the incident and both are receiving medical care.

Large Cranston Halloween Party Leads to Multiple Arrests for Underage DrinkingA large Halloween party in Cranston with over 150 attendees, many juveniles, resulted in multiple arrests after attendees fled into traffic. Four juveniles were arrested for disorderly conduct and obstructing officers; three underage females were found consuming alcohol.

Infant Found Alive After Being Buried in CrateAn 11-month-old boy was found alive after being buried in a dog crate for approximately 24 hours near Lexington County. Michael C., 25, was arrested and charged with attempted murder, unlawful conduct toward a child, custodial interference, and burglary.

Massive Search Effort Leads to Infant's RecoveryNearly 100 first responders searched for the missing infant after he was taken by his father Monday. Officers discovered freshly disturbed soil in woods about 50 yards from the grandfather's home, leading to the child's discovery.

Suspect Had Prior Domestic Violence ConvictionThe child's father had been sentenced to probation in October after pleading guilty to domestic violence and aggravated breach-of-peace charges from a July arrest. Prosecutors had dropped a gun charge as part of that plea deal.

South Dakota AG Calls for Stronger Robocall ProtectionsSouth Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley joined 48 other state attorneys general in urging the Federal Communications Commission to strengthen its Robocall Mitigation Database to better protect consumers from illegal robocalls and scams.

Nashville Man Charged After Running Over Pedestrian While ImpairedA Nashville man identified as Jamie P. was arrested after allegedly running over another man with his vehicle while waking from a fentanyl-induced sleep at a gas station. The victim sustained road rash injuries; P. was charged with vehicular assault and held on $20,000 bond.

Texas Lawmakers Propose ALPR RestrictionsTexas lawmakers have filed competing bills addressing automated license plate reader use. Rep. John Bucy proposed banning government ALPR use entirely, while Rep. Brian Harrison proposed restricting cameras to violent crime investigations with warrant requirements.

License Plate Cameras Aid Dallas Murder InvestigationDallas police used Flock cameras to help solve the murder of 20-year-old Aniya Edwards by tracking vehicle movements across multiple locations. The technology provided investigative leads that contributed to a capital murder arrest.

Former Officer Sentenced for ALPR System MisuseFormer Lufkin officer Zachary Klein pleaded guilty to 100 felony counts after conducting over 25,000 improper Flock searches, including tracking his ex-girlfriend and her family members. He received a five-year prison sentence.

Man Sentenced to 15 Years to Life for 2019 Roommate Murder in Salt Lake CityT. J. V., 45, was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for the 2019 murder of his roommate S. R. N., 61, by beating him with a fire poker. V. continues contesting his conviction despite the jury verdict and judge's denial of his appeal requests.

Utah Lawmakers Push for License Plate Reader Oversight After First Documented MisuseA bipartisan coalition is drafting legislation to regulate automatic license plate reader systems in Utah following the first documented case of law enforcement misuse. Proposed bills would require warrants for database searches and independent third-party audits of departments' systems.

Young Adults Identified as Largest Rape Victim Group in Utah, Data ShowsFBI data shows young adults ages 10 to 29 represent the largest group of rape victims in Utah, with 6,676 cases over five years. Service providers report rising numbers of young adults seeking help, citing predatory targeting of vulnerable populations with limited life experience.

Charleston Travel Agent Arrested on Fraud ChargesMichelle P. of Charleston was arrested and charged with 32 counts including grand larceny, fraudulent schemes, and computer fraud. Customers reported losing thousands of dollars on vacation packages with no confirmation provided after payment.

California Man Pleads Guilty to Fentanyl Possession ChargeA California man pleaded guilty to federal drug charges after law enforcement discovered approximately one kilogram of fentanyl and 31.1 grams of methamphetamine in his hotel room during a welfare check in South Charleston.

Dodge County Investigating Fraudulent Band Donation SolicitationsDodge County Sheriff's Office is investigating reports of individuals soliciting donations door-to-door for the Lomira School District band. Authorities believe money collected may not reach the intended organization, similar to incidents reported last year involving juveniles.

Five Teens Arrested in Monona Shoplifting and Vehicle Theft SpreeMonona police arrested five minors ages 14 to 16 following shoplifting at Walgreens and vehicle theft. The teens fled in a stolen sedan, causing a hit-and-run crash before being apprehended with assistance from county and local law enforcement.

FTC Alerts Veterans to Military-Themed Scam OperationsFederal Trade Commission warns veterans about scams targeting military service members. Fraudsters pose as VA officials, promote fake grants, and direct victims to counterfeit government websites to steal sensitive information and financial details.

LCSO Involved in Shooting on I-80 Near CheyenneLaramie County Sheriff's Office deputies were involved in a shooting on Interstate 80 near mile marker 377 on Wednesday. The suspect died at the scene, all deputies are safe, and the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation is leading the investigation.

Suspect Charged in White House Correspondents' Dinner ShootingC. A., a 31-year-old California resident, was charged with three felony counts of attempted assassination of the President following a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner on Saturday. A Secret Service agent was struck but protected by a ballistic vest during the incident at the Washington Hilton.

Shooting Suspect's Notes Reveal Targeting Strategy for OfficialsThe suspect in the White House shooting allegedly wrote detailed notes targeting administration officials and prioritizing them by rank. The note indicated Secret Service agents were targets only if necessary and to be incapacitated non-lethally, while hotel staff and guests were not targets.

Uber Faces Thousands of Sexual Assault Lawsuits from PassengersFederal courts are consolidating thousands of sexual assault lawsuits against Uber in an MDL with 4,916 pending cases as of October 2026. A jury awarded 8.5 million dollars to one woman in February 2026, finding Uber liable for negligent hiring and retention of a dangerous driver.

Teen Charged in Bronx School-Bound Shooting DeathA 17-year-old was arrested Wednesday and charged with murder in the Oct. 29 shooting death of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong in the Bronx. The victim was shot while walking to school near Crotona Park; authorities continue investigating possible bullying as a motive and have not ruled out additional arrests.

Family Seeks Justice Following Teen's Fatal Shooting in BronxJavits Frimpong's family, civil rights attorney Ben Crump, and community leaders held a press conference Wednesday demanding justice. The 15-year-old immigrant from Ghana had reported being bullied at school days before his fatal shooting; his funeral is scheduled for Nov. 20.

Woman Arrested in Domestic Violence IncidentDebra T., 68, was arrested and charged with domestic violence after allegedly striking her 72-year-old husband with pliers during a Monday night argument at their home. The victim sustained multiple cuts but declined hospitalization; the suspect is held on a 30,000 dollar bond.

Driver Arrested on Murder Charges in North Hollywood Metro Station CrashA 61-year-old man identified as I.D. was arrested on three counts of murder after his minivan struck pedestrians and a food vendor near North Hollywood Metro station Tuesday evening, killing three women and critically injuring two others. He is suspected of driving under the influence.

Eleven Arrested in Westminster Illegal Gambling Operation RaidEleven people were arrested during a Wednesday raid on an illegal gambling operation in Westminster. Officers discovered four suspected gambling machines, narcotics, and drug paraphernalia at a home on Apache Road. Suspects face charges including illegal gambling, drug possession, and parole violations.

Man Arrested for Threatening Demonstrators with Knife in CoronaA man was arrested after allegedly threatening to kill two pro-Palestinian demonstrators with a knife during a peaceful banner drop on a Corona freeway overpass November 7. The suspect grabbed a Palestinian flag and later brandished a knife while making death threats before police responded.

Illinois Prison Hearing Reveals Mental Health Crisis at Joliet Treatment CenterIllinois lawmakers held hearings Tuesday on unsafe conditions at Joliet Treatment Center, where 70 fires occurred in recent years. Incarcerated individuals with mental illness set fires due to desperation, resulting in deaths and severe injuries.

Five Illinois Men Charged in $310,000 Wisconsin Collectibles Store BurglaryFive Illinois men face felony charges in a $310,000 burglary of a Wisconsin collectibles store in August. Two suspects were arrested; three remain wanted across state lines following an investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies.

Former Store Manager Accused of Theft from Wisconsin Collectibles BusinessA. A., 31, of Kenosha, was fired from Goldenrod City Collectibles and accused of stealing nearly $15,000 in merchandise. Police are investigating whether he had involvement in the August burglary, though he has not been identified as a suspect.

Man killed in Baytown shooting, woman in custodyA man was found dead from an apparent gunshot wound in Baytown's Ginger Creek Estates area on Wednesday evening. A woman was taken into custody at a nearby residence, and detectives are actively investigating the homicide.

Twice-deported man arrested for bomb threat on United flightA twice-deported man accused of threatening to bomb a United Airlines flight and attempting to enter the cockpit was arrested Monday after the aircraft landed safely in New Orleans. The suspect faces charges of communicating false information about arson and terrorizing.

Houston man sentenced to life for child sexual abuseA Houston man was sentenced to life plus 75 years for raping and sexually abusing a young girl while living with her family in Kenner. James B. was convicted in October of first-degree rape, sexual battery, and indecent behavior with a juvenile under 13.

Rapper Convicted of Hiring Gunman in 2020 Dallas Interstate KillingRapper Yella Beezy was convicted of capital murder for hiring a gunman to fatally shoot rapper MO3 on a Dallas interstate in 2020. Beezy, 35, was sentenced to life without parole. Prosecutors said he paid the shooter $40,000.

Gunman Sentenced to Life for Fatal Interstate Shooting of RapperKewon W., the gunman who fatally shot rapper MO3 on Interstate 35 in south Dallas, was previously convicted of capital murder in September. He fired over 40 rounds from an AK-47-style weapon, killing MO3 and injuring a bystander.

Teenager Sentenced to 25 Years in Selma Shooting DeathE. S. was sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading no contest to murder and aggravated robbery in connection with a fatal 2025 shooting in Selma. The incident resulted in the death of a 20-year-old during an armed confrontation involving multiple teenagers and a firearm transaction.

Armed Suspect Robs East Side Resident at GunpointAn armed suspect entered a home on San Antonio's East Side and pointed a handgun at a 29-year-old resident's face while demanding his belongings. The aggravated robbery occurred around 10 p.m. on October 25 near South Polaris Street.

Rapper Convicted in Hired Shooting Death on Dallas InterstateRapper M. C., 35, was found guilty of capital murder for hiring a gunman who fatally shot rapper M. N. during a 2020 daylight attack on a Dallas interstate. He was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole.

Worker Dies in Trailer Incident at Otay Mesa FacilityA mechanic died after being trapped under a 53-foot trailer at an Amazon facility in Otay Mesa. Cal/OSHA responded to investigate the incident as workplace safety officials examine what occurred.

Female Lifeguard Captain Sues City Over Promotion ProcessSan Diego's first female lifeguard captain, M. H., is suing the city after alleging she was blocked from competing for the department's chief position. The role was given to a candidate with significantly less experience, she claims.

San Francisco Squatter Faces Multiple Charges After Mansion SearchD. P., 42, was charged with firearms, narcotics and animal neglect offenses after authorities discovered methamphetamine, a firearm and seven neglected dogs inside a San Francisco mansion occupied by squatters for over a year. The felon was released with conditions including an ankle monitor and weekly narcotics counseling.

Man Arrested for Attacking Unconscious Person at Stadium BrawlS. R., 32, of San Jose was arrested on suspicion of felony assault after video showed him attacking an unconscious person during a brawl in the Levi's Stadium parking lot following a 49ers-Raiders game. The arrest is part of an ongoing investigation into multiple violent incidents that resulted in 11 arrests and 45 ejections.

Stadium Violence Leads to Multiple Arrests During 49ers-Raiders GameMultiple fights erupted during and after the 49ers-Raiders game at Levi's Stadium, resulting in 11 arrests, 45 ejections and two hospitalizations. Seven people were arrested for disorderly conduct tied to alcohol consumption, while four faced fighting charges. Investigations remain ongoing as police seek additional suspects.

Gang-Related Shooting Investigation Reveals Suspect Criminal HistoryWilliam W. was fatally shot outside a Las Vegas business on October 4. Court documents indicate the victim was a gang member, and the alleged shooter, Levante D., is suspected to be affiliated with a rival gang with a history of violent crimes.

Homeowner Killed During Vehicle Theft ConfrontationA homeowner was struck and killed by a suspect who stole his vehicle from the driveway in southeast Las Vegas on November 10. The suspect fled the scene in the stolen car, prompting a multi-jurisdictional manhunt using license plate readers and surveillance footage.

Tupac Murder Case Appeal Faces Uncertainty After Attorney's DeathDuane D., convicted in the 1996 Tupac Shakur murder case, filed an appeal through his attorney Michael Sanft, who died one week after submitting the notice. Davis faces 40 years to life and will require new legal representation to proceed with the appeal process.

Tampa Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest of Fugitive Wanted for HomicideA 32-year-old man was arrested in Tampa following a traffic stop for speeding. Authorities discovered he had active warrants for home invasion, kidnapping, and homicide out of Miami-Dade County, along with cannabis resin and $10,000 cash in his vehicle.

Miami Arrest of Suspect Wanted for Central Park Sexual AssaultsA 30-year-old man was arrested in Miami on charges related to three alleged rapes in New York's Central Park, including an October 2026 incident involving a knife threat. He is being held without bond pending extradition to New York.

Three Arrested Following Drive-by Shooting at Miami ResidenceThree individuals aged 21 were arrested after 13 shots were fired into a Miami home on November 4, striking the front bedroom where three adults and a child were present. One suspect was denied bond during his court appearance on Wednesday.