San Diego Cop Killed, Another Wounded In Shooting
SAN DIEGO — One police officer has died and another remains in surgery after being shot in a San Diego neighborhood, authorities said early Friday.
NYPD: Jewish Accounting Firm In Williamsburg Robbed At Gun Point
NEW YORK — Police late Thursday were searching for two suspects who violently robbed a business Y&I Accounting Firm in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Charges Dropped In Chandra Levy Murder
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, DC on Thursday moved to dismiss the case and a retrial against Ingmar Guandique, the illegal immigrant previously convicted of murdering intern Chandra Levy in May 2001, citing “unforeseen developments.”
FBI: 3 Arrested For Breaking Into Banks In Borough Park And Queens, Cutting Through Roof, Stealing $5 Million In Cash, Valuables
NEW YORK — Three men accused of stealing more than $5 million in a series of bank thefts in New York City are now facing federal charges.
Bernie Ecclestone’s Mother-In-Law ‘Kidnapped In Brazil By Gangsters Demanding £28M
Aparecida Schunk, 67, who is the mother of Ecclestone’s Brazilian wife, Fabiana Flosi, was taken near her home in Sao Paulo, according to reports.
Vegas Judge: Cover Swastika Tattoos For Trial
A Las Vegas judge ordered a robbery suspect to cover up his tattoos, which include a swastika and the words “Baby Nazi,” so he could have a fair trial.
Japan Knife Attack: Stabbing At Care Centre Leaves 19 Dead
A man who claimed he wanted to kill disabled people left at least 19 dead and 26 others injured after a knife attack at a care facility in Japan.
Two Dead, 17 People Wounded In Fort Myers, Fla., Club Shooting
A shooter opened fire at a Fort Myers, Fla., nightclub and fled after killing at least two people and wounding up to 17, authorities said.
Body of Sierah Joughin, Who Vanished While Riding Bike, Found
Authorities have announced remains found are believed to be those of missing Ohio woman Sierah Joughin, who vanished while riding her bike Tuesday in Metamora, Ohio.
Ex-New York City Jail Guard Union Boss Pleads Not Guilty To Bribery
New York – The former union leader for New York City’s prison guards and a hedge fund financier pleaded not guilty on Friday to engaging in a bribery scheme in a case linked to a widening federal municipal-corruption investigation.