Method used by South American crime groups to break into homes in LA
Arrests Made in Los Angeles Home Robberies Police in Los Angeles have arrested several gang members from South America who allegedly used deceptive delivery tactics to break into homes. Seven individuals from a criminal group, four of whom are Colombians, have been charged with robbing homeowners under the guise of working for delivery services, amid […]
Jeanine Pirro promises to tackle juvenile crime in DC independently.
Jeanine Pirro Aims to Prosecute Parents in Response to Teen Crime Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, is taking a firm stance on the rise of violent acts by teenagers in the area. Recently, she emphasized her commitment to holding parents accountable, particularly following a widely reported fight at a Chipotle […]
Shooter who murdered rapper Young Dolph sentenced to 20 years for $100K crime
Man Pleads Guilty in Young Dolph’s Murder The individual responsible for the shooting of rapper Young Dolph outside his beloved cookie shop in Memphis four years ago has entered a guilty plea. Cornelius Smith Jr., 36, a rapper and music label executive, was sentenced to 20 years in prison, as announced by prosecutors on Friday. […]
Voters express concerns about crime at a Spencer Pratt event in Nithya Raman’s district during the Los Angeles mayoral race
Spencer Pratt’s Campaign Rally in Sherman Oaks Spencer Pratt recently took his campaign efforts directly to the backyard of Nitya Raman, a fellow candidate for mayor, during an event that attracted a crowd of local residents worried about Los Angeles’ future. The former reality TV personality turned political activist hosted a gathering on Saturday in […]
Libraries in Los Angeles experience increase in crime, drug activity, and emergency calls throughout the city.
Public libraries in Los Angeles are facing significant challenges due to increased violence, drug use, and homelessness, making families and library staff feel unsafe in places that once felt secure. Efforts to manage disruptive behavior have also struggled under the mounting pressure. Reports of suspensions, which prevent unruly patrons from using any library branch, saw […]
True Crime Newsletter: Nancy Guthrie sheriff, Alex Murdaugh’s victory
Badge of Dishonor: Pima County Sheriff Nancy Guthrie’s Replacement Effort Fails Pima County authorities recently attempted to replace Sheriff Nancy Guthrie, but this effort collapsed as supervisors decided to refer perjury charges against her to the Attorney General. The ongoing situation has raised various concerns among community members and officials alike. In a different but […]
Jim Jordan challenges Fairfax prosecutor regarding lenient crime policies
Confrontation Over Immigration Policies During a recent session, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) found himself in a heated exchange with Stephen Descano, a Fairfax federal prosecutor backed by George Soros. The debate centered on decriminalization policies which critics argue could endanger communities by allowing undocumented immigrant offenders back onto the streets. Seated nearby […]
FBI indicates significant drop in violent crime and murder in the US, the largest since 1937
FBI Predicts Violent Crime Decline from 2024 to 2025 The FBI has forecasted a decline in violent crime across the U.S. for 2024 to 2025, anticipating a drop in homicides by over 18%. This is significant, as other major crime categories are also expected to decline for the first time in almost a century. These […]
Cooper faces accusations of being lenient on crime from critics before the NC Senate election.
North Carolina’s Governor Faces Crime Accusations Amid Senate Race Roy Cooper, the Democratic governor of North Carolina, is under fire as critics accuse him of being too lenient on crime. This scrutiny intensified after the January murder of a teacher by a repeat offender, who was released due to a reduced charge by a judge […]
Boston councilman Ed Flynn criticizes lenient crime policies following Cambridge shooting
A Boston City Council member is voicing strong criticism over a “de-crime” policy that allowed a man, who reportedly opened fire in Cambridge, to be released after serving a short sentence for a violent offense. Councilman Ed Flynn expressed his outrage, noting that Tyler Brown, 46, should never have been permitted to be on probation, […]