Crime - Page 478

August 12

National Guard troops spotted in Washington DC as Trump launches crackdown on street crime

Trump invokes federal control over D.C. police amid crime surge, with National Guard spotted leaving armory as authorities arrest 23 suspects.

August 12

Jeanine Pirro shuts down reporters questioning Trump’s DC crime crackdown

Jeanine Pirro defended D.C. crime response efforts by referencing families of murder victims and assault cases during heated media exchange.

August 12

Video shows parents begging cops to storm Uvalde elementary school after 2022 shooting

Body camera footage from police shows desperate parents begging officers to storm an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, after a gunman opened fire in 2022. (Uvalde County Sheriff's Department)

August 12

Journalist opens up about her experience with crime in DC

Washington Examiner reporter Anna Giaritelli shares her experience with crime in the nation's capital on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

August 12

MSNBC host reveals DC journalist privately shared concerns about crime while publicly denouncing Trump's plan

Joe Scarborough pointed out on "Morning Joe" contradictions between reporters' private safety concerns and public criticism of Trump's federal control of DC police.

August 12

Mountain town rocked after country singer's mom murdered in random home invasion

A Virginia sheriff said the fatal home invasion stabbing of the mother of an an up-and-coming country music singer is unlike “anything" he's ever seen.

August 12

Brad Pitt’s LA home burglary leads to 4 arrests in ongoing police investigation

Authorities capture four suspects after burglars broke into what is believed to be Brad Pitt's North Edgemont Street property through front window, ransacking the home

August 12

New York police search for suspect accused of hitting 12-year-old girl with adult toy at WNBA game

The NYPD is seeking the public's health in identifying a man accused of striking a young girl with an adult toy during a Liberty game on Aug. 5.

August 12

Trump wants to step in to make a city of mostly Democrats feel more secure, Tomi Lahren says

'The Story' panelists Tomi Lahren and Jessica Tarlov the debate over the Trump administration's efforts to make Washington, D.C. safer.

August 12

DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb slams Trump's federal takeover, breaking with police union

DC Attorney General Biran Schwalb spoke out against President Donald Trump's federal takeover of Washington, D.C., and said it was an "unprecedented step."