Testimony concludes in Lindsay Clancy's Massachusetts murder trial after 85 witnesses. Closing arguments begin Thursday as jury decides between first-degree murder, second-degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty by reason of insanity.
A Christchurch man who generated $11 million through New Zealand's largest illegal lottery faces sentencing after pleading guilty. Authorities have secured $4 million in assets for forfeiture.
A Canterbury man who ran New Zealand's biggest illegal lottery generating $11.12 million will not face jail time, though sentencing is deferred to June. Judge Neave noted McIlroy-Jones made poor calculations rather than deliberately misleading participants.
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she was deceived by estranged husband Peter Murrell, who pleaded guilty to embezzling £400,310 from the SNP between 2010-2022. Sturgeon, exonerated after a two-year police investigation, described the situation as the worst week of her life.
A Chicago-area man was arrested in Key West after allegedly stealing a police patrol car outside a bar and using it to drive between establishments while intoxicated on Memorial Day weekend.
Police bodycam footage documents a major fire that swept through an Oklahoma apartment complex earlier this month, captured in real-time by officers on scene.
Five South American countries—Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru—have signed an agreement to develop a joint action plan combating organized crime across the region.
Five South American countries signed the Santiago Commitment to coordinate efforts against organized crime, drug trafficking, and irregular migration through joint action plans and information sharing.
Shannon O'Connor, a California mother known as the 'Los Gatos party mom,' was sentenced to 35 years in prison for hosting alcohol-fueled parties for minors that involved sexual exploitation.
Five pro-Palestinian activists face trial in Germany on criminal organization charges for damaging an Israeli defense firm's property, sparking debate about protest rights and proportionality of charges.
Five South American countries signed a coordinated plan to combat organized crime, focusing on intelligence sharing, border control, and financial tracking across Chile, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
A domestic worker's testimony in the trial of Henry Borel's death contained contradictions and memory lapses, with prosecutors presenting messages showing she maintained contact with defendant Monique after the child's death, contradicting her sworn statements.
Governor Manolo Jiménez Salinas highlighted Torreón as Mexico's sixth safest city, citing record-low homicide rates and 100% case resolution in Coahuila state.
Saltillo authorities combat viral social media challenges spreading false school shooting threats, which have triggered school lockdowns and panic. Police intensify prevention programs while warning of legal consequences for those inciting false alarms.
A Florida deputy ticketed Kathleen Thomas for using her phone with her nonexistent right hand while driving. The citation was dismissed after bodycam footage went viral, sparking discussion about police training and disability awareness.
Passengers on Rio's Line 415 bus abandoned their belongings and chased a robber to recover a stolen cellphone, highlighting escalating street crime and public desperation in the city.
PUC Minas announced new security measures including turnstiles and facial recognition technology for its Coração Eucarístico campus following multiple robbery attempts against students and criticism of inadequate security response.
A judge interrupted the Henry Borel murder trial after suspecting an attorney was observing jurors' notes, leading to her removal from court. The session also featured testimony from an ex-girlfriend detailing alleged abuse of another child by the defendant.
The Supreme Court ruled that a Mississippi death row inmate can challenge the exclusion of Black jurors from his trial, addressing racial bias in jury selection procedures.
Federal Judge Eleanor Ross resigned after admitting to a two-year sexual relationship with a police officer in her Georgia courthouse office, causing workplace disruption for staff.
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she was deceived and betrayed by estranged husband Peter Murrell, who pleaded guilty to embezzling £400,310 from the SNP. Sturgeon, cleared of charges, addresses public scrutiny while promoting her memoir.
During the fourth day of the trial for Henry Borel's death, Jairinho's ex-partner testified about psychological manipulation, humiliation, and non-consensual intimate image sharing during their relationship.
A Thai police station released an AI-generated image of officers in sparkly dresses that was republished by major international outlets including the Daily Star and Telegraph before being revealed as fake.
Ministro Flávio Dino estabeleceu prazo de cinco dias para manifestações sobre reestruturação da CVM após nova fase da Operação Carbono Oculto revelar uso contínuo de fintechs para lavagem de dinheiro do crime organizado.
Italian anti-mafia police seized over €200m in cash, villas, and assets linked to deceased Sicilian Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro's drug trafficking network. The operation involved 150 officers across multiple countries targeting the Cosa Nostra's financial infrastructure.
