Home Crime & Justice

Category: Crime & Justice

Post
Heroic K-9 Ace Returns to Sheriff’s Office After Surgery

Heroic K-9 Ace Returns to Sheriff’s Office After Surgery

Less than a week after being shot and losing a leg while protecting three deputies, Florida K-9 Ace made an emotional return to the sheriff’s office on Tuesday. Ace, a 7-year-old German shepherd, has been part of the Polk County Sheriff’s Office since March 2020. He was injured when deputies attempted to arrest Angel Bowers,...

Post
Trial Begins for Tupac Shakur’s Alleged Murder Orchestrator

Trial Begins for Tupac Shakur’s Alleged Murder Orchestrator

The trial of a man accused of orchestrating the murder of rap star Tupac Shakur has commenced with jury selection, nearly 30 years after the rapper’s shooting near the Las Vegas Strip. Lawyers started assessing potential jurors on Monday for a case centered around a defining moment in hip-hop history and one of its enduring...

Post
Department of Justice Files Lawsuits Against States Over In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants

Department of Justice Files Lawsuits Against States Over In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants

The Department of Justice, during the Trump administration, announced plans to file lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont. The department asserts these states’ laws offer in-state tuition and other benefits to illegal immigrants, which they claim discriminates against U.S. citizens. A statement from the department explained that these laws conflict with federal law by...

Post
Lindsay Clancy Trial Update: Cross-Examination to Resume

Lindsay Clancy Trial Update: Cross-Examination to Resume

Testimony at the Lindsay Clancy murder trial in Massachusetts will continue on Tuesday with the cross-examination of Julie Paul, a psychiatric nurse practitioner who briefly consulted Clancy in November 2022. Viewers can follow the trial live on CBS News Boston through the embedded video or on YouTube during court sessions. Clancy, aged 35, faces charges...

Post
Jury Selection Begins in Trial for Tupac Shakur’s Alleged Murder

Jury Selection Begins in Trial for Tupac Shakur’s Alleged Murder

Jury selection started Monday for the trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, a former gang leader. Davis faces accusations of orchestrating the murder of famed rapper Tupac Shakur in 1996. Tupac Shakur achieved immense fame in the 1990s, and his untimely death in 1996 shocked the music world. The trial of Davis marks a significant...

Post
Shooting at Mark Twain Elementary School Leaves Two Dead

Shooting at Mark Twain Elementary School Leaves Two Dead

A tragic incident unfolded at Mark Twain Elementary School in Chicago on the city’s Southwest Side, leaving two individuals dead following a shooting. The event occurred at 5134 S. Lotus Ave. in Garfield Ridge around 3:40 p.m., according to initial police reports. Chicago Police reports indicate that the victims were both custodians of the school....

Post
Legal Battle Continues for David Hearn Over Vandalism Charges

Legal Battle Continues for David Hearn Over Vandalism Charges

Background on Case Dismissal Last week, a judge dropped the federal government’s vandalism charges against former U.S. Olympian David “Davey” Hearn and three others. They were accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. However, Hearn’s legal struggle persists. Superior Court Judge Todd Edelman has not yet decided if the case might be reopened later....

Post
New York Fugitive Captured After Alleged Patricide and Arson

New York Fugitive Captured After Alleged Patricide and Arson

A suspect in the killing of a 70-year-old man in New York and an arson incident, Thomas David Ryan, age 32, was apprehended on Sunday. The arrest concluded a statewide manhunt involving multiple agencies, including the FBI. Ryan was arrested in the Gilboa area of Schoharie County, as announced by the New York State Police....

Post
Closure of San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project After Budget Cut

Closure of San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project After Budget Cut

The San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project, a key part of the city’s legal system for five decades, will close in November. This decision follows the reduction in its budget by Mayor Daniel Lurie, reflecting the changing views on crime and law enforcement among Democrats. The organization has been nationally recognized for providing diversion services that...