Law and order
Devon Loper fired 28 bullets at a car with a mom and her two children in it, hitting one child in the forehead and the other in both of her legs. Two years later, Loper has gotten a plea deal with only 12-years and is eligible for parole after six.
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A grand jury has decided to not charge a police officer who shot and wounded a young boy during a domestic disturbance.
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After public outrage, the bond for Leland Williams has increased from $100,000 to $1 million. Williams has been charged with attempted murder of a peace officer.
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Minneapolis is another city that has signed up to work with an NYU Law group that is set on "reimagining" the police force.
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For just over two years, the Phoenix Police Department has been under a "pattern and practice" investigation by the Department of Justice. The city has been asking for a preview of their report, however, the DOJ wants the city to sign a consent decree before giving them such a preview.
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As the southern border crisis continues, CBP agents warned to remain vigilant after 10 IEDs were found at the border.
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Hunter Biden’s attorneys have claimed that recently uncovered payments that were funneled into his father’s bank account were payments for a vehicle.
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A bipartisan House committee report warns the Chinese Communist Party's influence in American institutions is unknown by most Americans.
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A pro-Palestinian protester set himself on fire in front of the Israel Consulate building in Atlanta, injuring a security guard who attempted to thwart the attempt.
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Russia's Supreme Court rules that the LGTBQ+ movement is an extremist organization.
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Garza has not explained why he has decided to drop most of the cases.
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A federal judge sentenced Alan Hostetter, former chief of the La Habra Police Department in California, of conspiring with others to bring weapons to the U.S. Capitol to more than 11 years in prison Thursday.
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A warrant executed in secret by the Justice Department earlier in 2023 sought data not only former President Trump's Twitter activity, but also data on the accounts who liked, followed, and retweeted the former president.
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Eight Ohio police officers were found justified in their use of deadly force against Jayland Walker during a routine traffic stop that turned into a very dangerous situation after Walker fired a gun at the officers while engaging them in a pursuit.
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Two of the three suspects charged in connection with setting an Atlanta Wendy's on fire back in summer of 2020 have taken a plea deal.
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