FBI Reduces Tucson Teams in Nancy Guthrie Investigation
The FBI is cutting back its on-the-ground teams in Tucson and relocating the command post to Phoenix in the search for Nancy Guthrie, who went missing from her home on February 1.
Category : Crime
Romanian Court Upholds Wiz Khalifa's 9-Month Jail Sentence
A Romanian appeals court has rejected Wiz Khalifa's appeal against a nine-month jail sentence for cannabis possession, stemming from a 2024 festival incident.
Chilling 999 Call After Man Murders Baby Stepson in Rage
Thomas Morgan, 29, made a chilling 999 call after violently shaking his girlfriend's five-month-old son to death in Swansea. He was sentenced to 19 years for murder and grievous bodily harm.
Prison Tutor Faces Jail for Relationship with Inmate
Kelly Duffey, a 36-year-old tutor from Amesbury, admitted misconduct after a romantic involvement with prisoner Ashley Goodridge at HMP Erlestoke. Both await sentencing in April.
American Citizen Leads Major Mexican Cartel as First US-Born Boss
Juan Carlos Valencia González, stepson of slain cartel boss El Mencho, is reportedly the first American citizen to lead a major Mexican cartel, with a $5 million US bounty on his head.
Drink Driver Jailed for 11 Years After Fatal Crash
Elliot Bristow, 36, has been sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison for causing the death of Olivia Lewis, 24, by dangerous driving while under the influence of cannabis and alcohol.
Thief Steals Laptop While Distracting Staff in Peterborough
A brazen thief was caught on CCTV stealing a £400 laptop in seconds by pretending to sell his old one to staff at a Peterborough shop, highlighting rising shoplifting concerns for small businesses.
FBI: Girl Found on Tribal Lands Likely Hit by Vehicle
The FBI says an 8-year-old girl whose body was discovered on Navajo Nation lands in Arizona was likely struck by a passing vehicle while walking home.
Ian Huntley Hospitalised After Prison Attack: Violent History
Soham murderer Ian Huntley is in serious condition after a prison workshop assault. This marks the latest in a series of violent attacks he has endured while serving life for the 2002 murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman.
Ghislaine Maxwell's Prison Hygiene and Special Treatment Revealed
A former cellmate claims Ghislaine Maxwell rarely showered in prison, while a whistleblower alleges she receives preferential treatment at her new Texas facility.
Post Office Murder Case: Flawed Data Evidence Revealed
Documents from an inquiry show the Post Office knew about problems with transaction data used as evidence against postmaster Robin Garbutt, convicted of murdering his wife in 2011.
Mother Gets Life for Starvation Death of 14-Year-Old Daughter
Julie Miller receives 15 years to life for the starvation death of her 14-year-old daughter Kyneddi, whose emaciated body was found at home. The case has exposed systemic failures in West Virginia's child welfare system.
Police Get Powers to Disperse Rowdy Groups in Glasgow
From March 20, police in Glasgow can move disruptive groups from the city centre under a new dispersal zone, banning them for 24 hours to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Virginia Man Killed by Police After Stabbing Family
A 54-year-old Virginia man fatally stabbed his wife and daughter and was attacking his son-in-law when police shot him dead. The son-in-law remains in critical condition.
Youngest Female Murderer Blocked from Open Prison Move
Sharon Carr, who stabbed Katie Rackliff 30+ times at age 12, has been denied transfer to open prison due to ongoing violent behavior and risk factors.
Man Accused of Festival Tent Rape Sobs in Court
Thomas Mason, 28, denies raping and sexually assaulting a woman at the Green Man Festival in Wales. The trial heard conflicting accounts of the alleged incident.
Met Police Pilots Facial Recognition for Identity Checks
The Metropolitan Police will pilot facial recognition technology for identity checks, with 100 officers using handheld devices over six months. Mayor Sadiq Khan supports the move, but critics warn of privacy risks and racial bias.
Gaming Stream Alibi in Girlfriend Murder Trial, Court Told
Stephen McCullagh allegedly broadcast a six-hour pre-recorded gaming session to fake an alibi while murdering Natalie McNally in Northern Ireland, prosecutors claim in Belfast Crown Court.
Suspect Named in Ian Huntley Prison Attack at HMP Frankland
A prisoner in his mid-40s has been identified as a suspect in the assault on Soham murderer Ian Huntley at HMP Frankland. Huntley remains in serious condition with head injuries after the workshop incident.
Suspect Identified in Attack on Ian Huntley in Prison
A prisoner in his mid-40s has been named as a suspect after Ian Huntley was assaulted in a maximum security jail workshop, leaving him with serious head injuries.
Ian Huntley Attacked in Prison, Suspect Named
Ian Huntley, the Soham double murderer, is in a serious condition after a prison assault. Police have identified a suspect in his mid-40s, detained at HMP Frankland.
MAGA Hat Wearer Arrested for Racist Attack and Arson Attempt
A man wearing a MAGA hat has been arrested after allegedly hurling racial slurs and attempting to set a woman's shoe on fire in Chelsea, with both suspects facing hate crime charges.
British Man Fined £10,500 for Drugged Hotel Crash in Poland
A 36-year-old British man has been fined over £10,000 and banned from driving in Poland after reversing his car into a four-star hotel lobby while under the influence of drugs.
Ian Huntley Attacked with Metal Bar in Prison Workshop
Ian Huntley, serving life for the 2002 Soham murders, suffered serious injuries after being assaulted with a metal bar at HMP Frankland. Police are investigating the latest attempt on his life.
Livestream Alibi Pre-Recorded in Murder Trial, Court Hears
A digital forensics analyst testified that Stephen McCullagh's livestream alibi was recorded days before Natalie McNally's murder, contradicting his defense in the Belfast trial.
CIA's Project Artichoke: Secret Brainwashed Assassin Plan
Declassified documents reveal Project Artichoke, a CIA mind control program from 1951-1956 that plotted to turn individuals into unwitting assassins against foreign and potentially American officials.
YouTuber Faked Livestream as Alibi for Murder, Trial Told
Stephen McCullagh allegedly pre-recorded a six-hour gaming broadcast to create a false alibi while he murdered his pregnant girlfriend Natalie McNally, jurors have been told.
Eight Lifers Get Extra Years for Violent Prison Mutiny
Eight prisoners serving life sentences at maximum security HMP Whitemoor staged a 10-hour violent mutiny, using makeshift weapons and barricades, resulting in additional prison time for all involved.
El Mencho's Wife Embodies Women's Strategic Role in Cartels
The death of cartel leader El Mencho reveals how women like his wife Rosalinda González Valencia provide the economic backbone that sustains criminal organizations through finance and kinship networks.
Ian Huntley Attacked in Prison with Metal Spike
Child murderer Ian Huntley was reportedly bludgeoned with a metal pole in a prison workshop at HMP Frankland, leaving him in a critical condition and sparking a police investigation.
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