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California: Hero Father Tracks Down Son's Rapist Using His Cell Phone

03.23.26 | Greg Hoyt News

Authorities say an alleged child rapist was taken into custody in Oakland, California, after the victim’s father used his son’s cellphone to track down the child predator.
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California: Paroled Killer Murders Girlfriend Less Than a Year After Release

03.22.26 | Pat Droney Editorial

In what has become a disturbingly common trend, a convicted killer paroled early by an activist DA has gone on to commit another heinous crime less than a year after being released.
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Why Officers Are Trained to Shoot "Center Mass"

03.22.26 | Pat Droney Analysis

Critics of police shootings often suggest police should "shoot the gun out of their hands" or "shoot them in the leg," ignorant of both risk factors and the physiology of officer-involved shootings. This article hopes to educate those critics.
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Chicago: Venezuelan Migrant Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Teen Near Loyola University

03.22.26 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

An arrest has been made in the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old near Chicago's Loyola University, raising hard questions in the wake of the revelation that the alleged perpetrator is a Venezuelan national in the country illegally.
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Ohio Police Issue Warning After Suspects Pose as Tree Workers to Pull Off Home Burglary

03.22.26 | Jenna Curren News

Columbus police are warning residents after thieves used a simple but effective trick to lure a homeowner outside and steal valuables from inside.
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Florida Woman Accused of Urinating on Airbnb Items for Adult Site, Causing Thousands in Damage

03.22.26 | Jenna Curren News

A Florida woman is accused of causing thousands of dollars in damage to Airbnb properties while filming and uploading the acts online for profit.
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North Carolina Gym Owner Avoids Prison Time After Plea Deal Drops Child Exploitation Charges

03.22.26 | Greg Hoyt News

A North Carolina gym owner accused of crimes involving a minor will avoid prison time after a plea deal dropped key charges.
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Massive iPhone Spyware Campaign Discovered on Ukrainian Websites

03.21.26 | Jenna Curren News

Researchers have uncovered a powerful new spyware campaign targeting iPhones worldwide, capable of stealing sensitive data from devices running outdated software.
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Chicago: Man Stabbed on Train Platform After Argument Turns Violent

03.21.26 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

A verbal argument along one of Chicago’s CTA platforms earlier in March escalated into a stabbing incident that left a 30-year-old victim non-fatally injured whilst authorities work to identify and locate the at-large suspect.
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Postal Worker Charged With Assault After Caught on Video Shoving 4-Year-Old to the Ground

03.21.26 | Jenna Curren News

A U.S. Postal Service worker has been arrested after surveillance video allegedly showed him pushing a four-year-old child to the ground in Rockland County.
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Pennsylvania Mother Charged After Brutally Assaulting Child at Walmart

03.21.26 | Jenna Curren News

Police say a Pennsylvania mother repeatedly slammed her young child into a shopping cart at Walmart, leaving him unconscious and in need of emergency medical care.
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Illinois: New Democrat-Sponsored Bill Proposes Ammo Tax, Serial Number Requirement on Bullets

03.21.26 | Jenna Curren Analysis

Democrats in Illinois are proposing a new law that would impose a per-round tax on ammunition and require handgun ammo to be serialized and tracked by the state.
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Tampa Police Adjust Immigration Policy Amid State Crackdown

03.21.26 | Jenna Curren News

Tampa police have revised their immigration enforcement policies following criticism from state officials, though union leaders say the changes won’t significantly affect officers’ day-to-day duties.
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Why This New Policy Is Leaving Minnesota Cops Second-Guessing

03.20.26 | Pat Droney Analysis

A policy leaked to Law Enforcement Today outlining the policy of the New Brighton (MN) Police Department on handling suspected illegals while it has some issues, is a fairly flexible document.
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Vermont Police Keep Peace During Anti-ICE Standoff

03.20.26 | Greg Hoyt News

Vermont officers helped maintain order and protect federal agents during a South Burlington ICE operation, ensuring the safety of the public while enforcing the law amid disruptive protests.
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