The Check Is (Lost) In The Mail
The check fraud isn’t limited to Frederick County. Authorities in Clarke and Loudoun Counties have also reported disappearing checks.
Crime
Utah Judge Finds Probable Cause In Charlie Kirk Murder Case
Prosecutors allege Robinson shot Kirk from a rooftop about 415 feet away during an outdoor university event, prompting a more than 30-hour manhunt before his surrender.
The High Cost Of The Automated Flock-Camera Surveillance State
These are just some of the ones who have been caught or accused of abusing Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs), the most well known of which operate under the “Flock” brand.
Duffy and Mullin Target Illegal Immigrant Trucking, Immigration Fraud Network
The initiative looks to encourage cooperation across federal, state, and local government agencies to secure American highways and strengthen border security.
Florida Prepares To Execute 74-Year-Old Man In 14th Execution This Year
A vigil opposing the execution is planned outside the prison, while the state is scheduled to administer a three-drug lethal injection.
Bank of America Vice President Killed In Times Square Stabbing
A 68-year-old man was also injured in the attack. Cisneros had previously come to the attention of the NYPD in 2018 and 2019.
Who Is Duane Davis, The Man Convicted In Tupac’s Murder
Davis, 63, was found guilty Monday of murder with a deadly weapon in connection with Shakur’s killing
Lindsay Clancy Jury Ends Third Day Of Deliberations Without Verdict
The jury heard testimony from more than 70 prosecution witnesses and 10 defense witnesses over five weeks before beginning deliberations.
17-Year-Old Charged With Murder In San Diego Mosque Shooting
Sarah Lindsey Santiago is accused of planning to livestream the May 18 attack and distribute a white-supremacist manifesto associated with the gunmen.
You’re Being Watched: The Flock Camera Controversy Sweeping California
Flock says its cameras help communities “deter crime, respond to emergencies, and investigate safety incidents.”
Police Hunt Suspects After $4 Million Jewelry Heist In Vienna
The men reportedly used a hammer to break the case at the Museum of Applied Arts, then fled on foot toward a nearby park
Autopsy Says Tennessee National Guard Shot Armed Man In The Back
Police had previously said Johnson was facing the troops when they opened fire. The new findings have prompted questions about what happened during the encounter.
Why The DSA Wants To Abolish Prisons
It also includes abolishing prisons, a goal that started in 2016 in the form of the progressive prosecutor movement.
Database Shows Abuse Of License Plate Readers; Police Defend Their Use
In middle Georgia’s Bibb County, three sheriff’s deputies were arrested for stalking people they were in a relationship with, according to reports and the database.
Prosecutors Rest Case In Tupac Shakur Murder Trial As Defense Begins
Physical evidence, including the murder weapon and DNA, is unavailable, making Davis' own statements central to the prosecution's case.
You Don’t Have To Help. You Do Have To Police.
Here is what that rule does not cover. It does not get a state out of enforcing its own criminal law on its own streets. And here is the part that gets skipped.