Jenna Curren
Jenna Curren, Ed.D, is an associate professor for criminal justice. Prior to working in higher education, Jenna held various custody and treatment positions with the CT Department of Correction, finishing her final years at the rank of Lieutenant. Throughout her tenure, she worked at several facilities where she supervised different types of offender populations including, women, the youth, and offenders with mental health issues. A C.E.R.T and honor guard member, as well as a training officer, Jenna has 15 years of experience in the field and in academics.
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A drunken father crashed his SUV and escaped while his two-year-old daughter burned to death inside, later telling police no one else was in the vehicle. He has now been sentenced to up to 27½ years in prison for the horrific death he caused.
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Police arrest a DoorDasher after she posted a TikTok of a half-naked customer, stating she was a victim of sexual assault.
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Car thieves are ripping through Louisville neighborhoods, but police often can’t chase them due to a strict no-pursuit policy that only applies if violent felonies are committed. Victims say the rules are giving criminals a free pass, leaving residents feeling unprotected and furious.
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Minnesota police are dipping their toes into artificial intelligence, using it to transcribe interviews with victims, witnesses, and suspects. While the technology promises to save officers hours of work, St. Paul’s oversight board warns that privacy, transparency, and community input must come first before AI takes on a bigger role.
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North Carolina is experiencing a stunning surge in child trafficking, driven by criminal networks that are exploiting the state’s highways, online platforms, and growing gang presence. New data shows minors are being targeted at unprecedented rates, leaving parents and experts sounding the alarm.
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Detroit Mom allegedly left her daughter with fatal blunt force trauma. Kylee Clark, 14, died after days on life support, and her mother now faces murder and first-degree child abuse charges.
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Texas authorities are searching for 18-year-old Deshawn Suggs, accused of shooting a 17-year-old girl in the head during a party fight that spilled into the street.
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A Charlotte repeat offender who had been released twice this year is now jailed without bond after allegedly stalking and stabbing a man on a city bus in a near-fatal attack.
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A New York City cab driver accused of sexually assaulting two female passengers months apart is still on the road after DA Alvin Bragg’s office let him plead to a minor violation and released him.
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A California father of nine was killed in a suspected road-rage attack after confronting another driver who struck his car, leaving his devastated family pleading for witnesses to come forward.
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A Texas day care worker was sentenced to 10 years in prison after investigators uncovered more than 100 instances of her abusing toddlers on security footage over several months.
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Local ICE policy changes are forcing Jenkintown police to clarify their role in immigration enforcement, sparking concerns from immigrant rights advocates. Critics say the new rules could still allow police to assist ICE without judicial warrants, prompting calls for revisions to ensure community trust.
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A top fugitive wanted in El Salvador and linked to a gang classified as a terrorist organization was arrested in Maryland after a routine traffic stop exposed his illegal status. ICE says the case proves they are taking down the “worst of the worst” before dangerous criminals can threaten Americans.
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A stolen car chase near Carmel’s Fashion Mall ended in a dramatic PIT maneuver, bringing the suspect to a screeching halt just yards from the busy shopping area. Officers quickly arrested the Indiana thief, who had tried to flee on foot, keeping the situation under control in a crowded public space.
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A traveling influencer’s Brazilian adventure turned into a nightmare after he was allegedly drugged, robbed, and sexually assaulted during a night out in Rio de Janeiro. Authorities say the attack fits the pattern of the infamous “Goodnight Cinderella” crimes, where unsuspecting victims are sedated and stripped of their belongings.
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