DHS Report Contradicts Trump Claims in Minneapolis Shooting
A preliminary DHS review finds no evidence Alex Pretti brandished a gun before being shot by federal agents in Minneapolis, contradicting earlier Trump administration statements.
Category : Crime
Conman's Death Hoax Exposed in New Documentary
A former colleague of Nicholas Rossi, the infamous conman who faked his death to evade rape charges, shares shocking details in a new Prime Video documentary. Rossi, now convicted, fled to Scotland under aliases before extradition.
Man Faces Jail for Blowing Up Ulez Camera with Home-Made Bomb
Kevin Rees, 63, convicted for detonating an improvised explosive device that shattered a Ulez camera in Sidcup, causing widespread damage to homes and vehicles.
Double-Killer's Last-Ditch Legal Bid After 30 Years
Gordon 'Woody' Mower, convicted of murdering his parents three decades ago, makes first public appearance in court attempting to overturn his life sentence through claims of legal malpractice and rights violations.
Albanese Pushes Gun Buyback Amid State Resistance
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges national cabinet to finalise details of a federal gun buyback scheme, facing opposition from Queensland and NT over costs and implementation.
Toddler Shaken to Death: Family Fights for Maya's Law
A family campaigns for Maya's Law after a two-year-old was murdered by her mother's boyfriend, urging public support for a petition to protect children from abuse.
Noah Donohoe Inquest Hears Witness Accounts of Bike Fall
The inquest into the death of 14-year-old Noah Donohoe has heard detailed witness testimony about the moment he fell from his bicycle in north Belfast before his disappearance in June 2020.
MMA Fighter Guilty of Assault During Trump Son Call
A former Russian MMA fighter has been found guilty of assaulting his girlfriend during a FaceTime call with Barron Trump, but cleared of rape charges in a London court case.
Amateur Scientist Jailed for Explosives and Cyanide Hoard
Harry Whittaker, 33, has been sentenced to 45 months for storing homemade explosives and lethal poisons in his garden shed while expressing extremist views.
Mum loses £250k to celebrity romance scammers
Jennifer Barton, 44, was conned out of £250,000 by six fraudsters pretending to be celebrities like Charlie Hunnam and Nicky Byrne, forcing her to sell her home and car.
Grandfather Jailed for Fake Milkshake Injury Scam
A 62-year-old grandfather from Brighton has been sentenced to 26 weeks in prison after attempting to scam a cafe with a fabricated injury claim involving a milkshake cup.
Barron Trump's 999 Call Sees Russian Man Convicted in London
A Russian national has been found guilty of assault after Barron Trump, son of former US President Donald Trump, made an urgent 999 call to UK police reporting an attack on his friend during a video call in London.
Texas Execution Set for 1998 Double Murder After Legal Battle
Charles Victor Thompson faces lethal injection for the 1998 shooting deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend in a Houston suburb, marking the first US execution of the year.
Australia Day Hate Speech Debate Ignites Over Double Standards
A viral video from an Australia Day picnic in Sydney shows an Indigenous protester making inflammatory remarks, raising questions about the application of new hate speech legislation and perceived inconsistencies in enforcement.
Police Officer Numbers Fall Dramatically Under Labour
Official Home Office data shows police officer numbers in England and Wales have dropped by over 1,300 in a year, with total policing personnel declining by 3,000 under Labour's watch.
Letby Defence Cites Hospital Bug in Conviction Challenge
Lucy Letby's legal team reveals traces of a deadly bacteria found at the Countess of Chester Hospital, mirroring a fatal outbreak in Glasgow, as experts call for a new inquiry.
Police Officer Numbers Fall by Over 1,300 in a Year
New Home Office figures reveal a significant decline in police officer numbers across England and Wales, with the Metropolitan Police experiencing the sharpest drop of nearly 1,500 officers.
Teacher's Plan to Flee with Schoolboy Father of Baby
Naomi Tekea Craig, 33, pleaded guilty to 15 child abuse offences after sexually abusing a pupil for over a year. Her husband believed the baby was his until paternity was revealed.
Victims Face Paedophile in Court After 40 Years in Documentary
Traumatised victims of serial paedophile Carson Grimes prepare to confront him in court nearly four decades after abuse in a new Channel 4 documentary episode.
Lottery Winner Jailed for £288m Drugs Conspiracy
An 80-year-old lottery winner who used his £2.4m jackpot to fund a sophisticated fake prescription drugs operation has been jailed for 16.5 years alongside his son and associates.
Hill Calls for Trump Soul-Searching After ICE Shootings
Former ESPN star Jemele Hill has condemned ICE operations as 'rogue and lawless' following two fatal shootings in Minneapolis, calling on President Trump to reflect on American values.
Son Jailed for Stealing £28k from Dementia Mum for Lego
Martyn Walker, 55, stole over £28,000 from his 83-year-old mother with dementia to pay for his Lego obsession, bills and petrol, leaving her care home fees unpaid.
No Prosecutions for Eight Bloody Sunday Veterans
The Public Prosecution Service in Northern Ireland has decided not to prosecute eight former soldiers investigated over allegations of false evidence regarding Bloody Sunday.
Girl, 9, Stabbed Through Heart by Schizophrenic Man
A nine-year-old girl collapsed and died in her mother's arms after being stabbed through the heart by a schizophrenic Lithuanian man in Boston, Lincolnshire, a court hears.
Pub Heater Explosion Leaves Cousins with Horrific Facial Burns
Two cousins suffered agonising facial and body burns after a tabletop heater exploded into a fireball during a birthday celebration at a Suffolk pub, a court hears.
UK's Top 10 Safest Places to Live Named
A study by Sotheby's and CJBLOOR identifies the UK's safest towns and cities based on crime rates, highlighting locations from Harrogate to Lincoln for security and quality of life.
Bloody Sunday Veterans Not Prosecuted Over Evidence
Eight former soldiers investigated for allegedly giving false evidence about Bloody Sunday will not face prosecution, the Public Prosecution Service has announced, citing insufficient admissible evidence.
Family Seeks Answers After Man Killed by Stolen Bus in Vegas
The family of Ali Moussaoui, 28, is devastated and questioning police tactics after he was killed by a stolen Salvation Army bus during a high-speed chase in Las Vegas.
27-year search for missing mum uncovers chilling new lead
A London woman, just seven when her mother vanished in New York in 1999, is fundraising for a private investigator after discovering a concerning phone number linked to her disappearance.
Crans-Montana Nightclub Fire CCTV Reveals Safety Failures
Exclusive CCTV footage from two weeks before the Swiss nightclub fire shows a chair blocking an emergency exit and staff using pool cues to prop up insulation foam.
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