Omar Chávez, hijo de leyenda del box, detenido en Culiacán sin motivo revelado
Omar Alonso Chávez Carrasco, son of Mexican boxing icon Julio César Chávez, was detained by state police in Culiacán on May 20. The reason for his arrest remains unclear.
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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.
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Raúl Castro faces U.S. murder charges in historic indictment of Cuban regime figure
The U.S. has indicted 94-year-old Raúl Castro for his alleged role in ordering the 1996 downing of two exile aircraft that killed four people, marking a significant escalation in legal action against Cuba's former leader and current power broker.
PM frustra furto a loja de celulares em Piracicaba durante patrulhamento
Military police prevented a cell phone store robbery in Piracicaba when officers spotted suspicious activity during routine patrol and apprehended the suspect before he could complete the theft.
Influencer, father and ex-boyfriend charged in alleged murder-for-hire plot against child's dad
Social media influencer Gabriela Gonzalez, her father, and former boyfriend face attempted murder charges for allegedly plotting to hire a hitman to kill Jack Avery during a custody dispute, with the father allegedly funding the scheme.
Tennessee Man Wins $850K Settlement After 37-Day Jail Stay Over Facebook Meme
A retired Tennessee police officer jailed 37 days for refusing to remove a Facebook meme will receive $850,000 in a settlement vindicating his First Amendment rights.
Video shows fatal California standoff ending with armored vehicle takedown of deputy's killer
Newly released bodycam video documents a deadly California standoff where deputies used an armored BearCat vehicle to stop a suspect who killed Tulare County Deputy Randy Hoppert during an eviction service on April 9.
Florida man arrested after suspected remains found at father's home
A 25-year-old Florida man was arrested after suspected human remains were discovered buried at a property during his father's disappearance investigation. Evidence suggests foul play and homicide.
Cambridge votes to scrap ShotSpotter gunfire detection system over reliability concerns
Cambridge, Massachusetts voted to end its ShotSpotter contract within 90 days, citing concerns over false positives and potential immigration enforcement ties. The decision reflects growing skepticism about the gunshot detection technology's reliability and privacy implications.
Three dead, 18 first responders quarantined after unknown substance exposure in New Mexico
Three people died and 18 first responders were quarantined after exposure to an unidentified substance at a New Mexico home. Authorities believe the substance spreads through contact but poses no public threat.
Harfuch confirms Rocha Moya in Sinaloa without federal security detail
Mexico's Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch confirmed that Sinaloa's governor-on-leave Rubén Rocha Moya remains in his state with only state-level police protection, not federal security, amid U.S. accusations of organized crime links.
Prison officers clash with Red Command faction in drone interdiction operation
Penal police exchanged gunfire with Red Command (CV) faction members during an operation against drones delivering contraband to a Mato Grosso prison, seizing equipment valued at approximately R$300,000.
Students and unionists march against Tarcísio over police violence and privatizations
Students from three São Paulo state universities and unionists marched against Governor Tarcísio de Freitas, protesting police violence, privatizations of water, transport and highways, and inadequate student support policies.
US indicts Raúl Castro over 1996 plane shootdown as tensions with Cuba escalate
The US indicted 94-year-old former Cuban president Raúl Castro for allegedly ordering the 1996 shooting down of exile planes that killed four Americans, marking an escalation in Trump administration pressure on Cuba's communist regime.
Brasília launches integrated police operation to combat crime in North and Northwest sectors
Brasília's security secretariat launched Operation Unitas, an integrated effort between military and civil police to combat crime in Asa Norte and Setor Noroeste through tactical patrols, joint operations, and intelligence-led enforcement.
Spanish court finds Negreira mentally unfit to stand trial
Forensic experts conclude that Negreira lacks cognitive capacity to continue judicial proceedings, with his dementia condition having worsened significantly.
Man charged with stealing camera gear from Bondi terror attack victim
NSW police charged a man with stealing camera equipment from a 61-year-old shooting victim at the Bondi beach terror attack on December 14, which killed 15 people.
Helping Children Process Trauma After Mass Shootings
Psychologists outline strategies for parents to help children cope with trauma following gun violence incidents like the San Diego mosque shooting, emphasizing proximity-based risk and protective buffers.
London bus driver dies after Battersea Bridge assault
Sergei Krajev, 64, a London bus driver, died after being assaulted on Battersea Bridge. Police have launched a murder investigation with a suspect in custody.
Austrian ex-spy guilty of passing secrets to Russia and Wirecard fugitive
Former Austrian intelligence official Egisto Ott was convicted of espionage for Russia, sentenced to over four years in prison. The case reveals extensive data theft from police and interior ministry databases, reviving concerns about Russian intelligence operations in Austria.
São Paulo prosecutor stabbed by partner in Cotia; suspect detained
A São Paulo prosecutor and former police delegate was stabbed by his partner in Cotia, Greater São Paulo. Police have identified the partner as the suspect in the violent attack.
California court orders Kars4Kids to disclose charity ties or pull ads
A California judge ordered Kars4Kids to remove ads or disclose its affiliation with a Northeast Jewish charity within 30 days, citing false advertising concerns.
Norwegian court blocks extradition of migrant rights activist to Greece
A Norwegian appeals court unanimously rejected Greece's extradition request for activist Tommy Olsen, ruling his human rights work was lawful and protected under international treaties.
Judge links Zapatero to Dubai offshore companies in Plus Ultra scandal
A judge has allegedly documented evidence that former Spanish PM José Luis Zapatero ordered the creation of offshore companies in Dubai with businessman Julio Martínez to conceal €3 million from tax authorities.
Capitol Police Sue to Block Trump's Billion-Dollar Defense Fund
Capitol Police officers who defended the building during the January 6 invasion are organizing legal action to block a billion-dollar fund Trump created to compensate his supporters involved in the attack.