Crime - Page 268

November 18

Indiana man accused of killing house cleaner who mistakenly arrived at front door charged with manslaughter

Curt Andersen faces decades in prison if convicted for shooting a cleaning woman through a front door, as prosecutors challenge his stand-your-ground law defense.

November 18

Trump rally gunman acted alone, FBI says — but questions about motive persist

FBI investigation into Thomas Crooks' Trump rally shooting finds no conspiracy, debunking theories about the attack that killed one and wounded three others.

November 18

Trace Gallagher: This Orlando Sentinel article is long — and that's the point

'Common Sense' Department: The Orlando Sentinel didn’t bury the lead— they shipped it to middle Earth! 

November 17

New details emerge about Trump’s would-be assassin

New York Post columnist Miranda Devine breaks down new findings about the 2024 attempted assassination of President Trump in Butler, Pa., on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

November 17

Texas raid targeting Tren de Aragua gang leads to arrest of 140 illegal immigrants

A San Antonio raid on a Tren de Aragua–linked human trafficking ring led to the arrest of more than 140 illegal immigrants, Texas officials confirmed Monday.

November 17

ATM ‘jackpotting’ crime wave grows after thieves walk away with hundreds of thousands in cash

Authorities seek public help identifying suspects in Virginia jackpotting scheme that netted nearly $200,000 from Apple Federal Credit Union ATM machine.

November 17

Florida authorities rescue 122 missing children in historic operation, many exploited and abused: officials

Authorities in Florida rescued 122 missing children in one of the largest child recovery operations in U.S. history, officials announced Monday.

November 17

US troops in Venezuela? Trump hints major moves possible as tensions soar

Department of Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem calls Tren de Aragua worse than MS-13 as Trump designates Venezuelan gangs as terrorist organizations.

November 17

Former Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to disable engines mid-flight avoids prison time

Former Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson was sentenced after trying to cut fuel to a 2023 passenger flight’s engines after taking psychedelic mushrooms.

November 17

Baltimore killer commits third murder after being paroled twice for prior slayings

Repeat violent offender Reginald Lively receives life sentence for brutal Baltimore murder, marking his third murder conviction since 1986 in shocking case.