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Live Updates: FBI Searching For Two Men Who Found Unexploded Bomb In NYC
The bombings in New York City and New Jersey injured 29 people on Saturday. The suspect, Ahmad Khan Rahami, was charged with using weapons of mass destruction.
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Here’s What We Know About The Suspected New York And New Jersey Bomber
Suspected bomber Ahmad Khan Rahami lived in New Jersey and worked at his family’s fried chicken restaurant. A lawsuit filed by the family had alleged anti-Muslim discrimination by neighbors and local police.
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Dylann Roof Wants The Jury Reminded They Are Never Required To Impose The Death Penalty
Lawyers for the accused Charleston shooter responded to the prosecutors motion to limit his use of a “mercy” defense at trial.
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Three High School Football Players Charged With False Imprisonment In Hazing Case
Police in a small town in California have yet to release details, but told local media that high school football hazing case is “very serious” and will likely shock the entire town.
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“Making A Murderer’s” Brendan Dassey Asks To Be Released While State Appeals Case
Dassey’s conviction was overturned last month, but he is still in jail due to an appeal by prosecutors in his case. His lawyers argue that their client deserves to be released while the appeal is decided.
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Grandma Photographed By Police Passed Out From Overdose With Child In Car Gets Six Months In Jail
Woman pictured in viral police photos gets the maximum sentence for crimes related to alleged heroin overdose in a car with a child present.
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Another Couple Was Allegedly Found Overdosed On Heroin With A Child In The Car
This is the third such case reported this week where adults allegedly overdosed with a child in the car.
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High School Student Who Was Brutally Sodomized With Pool Cue During Hazing Assault Files Lawsuit
The victim claims school officials in Tennessee turned a blind eye to a culture of violent hazing that preceded his assault.
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Dylann Roof’s Attorneys Argue Death Penalty Clashes With Religious Freedoms Of Prospective Jurors
Attorneys for the accused Charleston church shooter argue that forcing potential jurors to say they would impose the death penalty violates their religious freedoms.
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Trial Date Set For Young Woman Facing Life In Prison Over Friend’s Fatal Overdose
Twenty-one-year-old Brittany Banscher will go on trial in November for charges that she sold heroin that the led to a person’s death.
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Ohio Police Share Graphic Photos Of Couple Overdosing On Drugs With 4-Year-Old Child In The Car
“We feel it necessary to show the other side of this horrible drug,” police said. WARNING: This image may be considered disturbing to some readers.
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A Man Who Killed A Home Invader Who Tried To Rape His Wife Will Not Be Prosecuted
Mamadou Diallo was facing assault charges after fatally striking his wife’s attacker with a tire iron. The DA says she will not prosecute the case.
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High School Football Player Pleads Not Guilty To Sexually Assaulting Teammate With A Coat Hanger
John R.K. Howard is facing life in prison for allegedly sexually assaulting a high school football teammate who is mentally disabled with a coat hanger inside the team locker room.
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Prosecutors Want To Limit Dylann Roof’s Use Of A “Mercy” Defense
In documents filed this week, prosecutors argue that lawyers for Roof, the accused Charleston church shooter, not be able to instruct jurors that they are never required to impose a death sentence.
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A Young Woman Is Facing Life In Prison For Selling Heroin To Someone Who Fatally Overdosed
In a new push for harsher sentences for opioid dealers, Brittany Banscher faces life in prison for selling drugs that caused a person’s death.
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3,000 Prospective Jurors To Be Considered For Charleston Church Shooting Trial
The South Carolina court has begun jury selection in the federal death penalty trial of Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof.
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Man Who Bragged About Smuggling More Than 100 Guns Into New York Pleads Guilty
Michael Bassier, who sold more than $130,000 worth of guns to an undercover police officer, admitted on a wiretap that it was “completely illegal,” prosecutors said.
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It Could Soon Be Much Harder For Police To Seize Defendants’ Assets In California
The bill aims to stop police from taking assets and profiting from suspected criminals before a criminal conviction is obtained.
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Illinois Governor Signs New Law Targeting Chicago Gun Trafficking Epidemic
The new bill carries heavier sentences for individuals convicted of transporting guns illegally across state lines.
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Former Milwaukee Police Officers Are Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting That Sparked Unrest
Wisconsin’s attorney general also said Monday that he will not release video of the shooting of 23-year-old Sylville Smith until the investigation is closed.
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