New York City Subway Crime: Sebastian Zapeta Case

Sebastian Zapeta, an illegal immigrant, is accused of setting a woman on fire in a New York City subway, resulting in her death. The incident has sparked discussions about New York City's crime crisis and the need for changes in the justice system.

New York City Subway Crime Crisis

Curtis Sliwa criticizes New York politicians for their handling of subway crime crisis, calling their approach a 'slap in the face' to residents. Crime incidents in subways continue to rise, with murders up by 60%. Sliwa advocates for better security measures and criticizes the lack of action by officials.

Democratic Party Communication Strategy

Democratic political consultant James Carville urges Democratic Party to simplify language and focus on key issues like economy, crime, and minimum wage for future elections.

Call for Increased Law Enforcement Presence in Vallejo, California

Residents of Vallejo, California, led by Paula Conley, are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to deploy more California Highway Patrol officers and sheriff's deputies to combat crime, including car sideshows, drug crimes, shootings, and shoplifting. The city is facing a police staffing shortage, leading to a dangerous environment. Newsom acknowledged the request but emphasized the need for local leaders to address the staffing issues. The community is seeking support to rebuild the police department and enhance public safety.

Rising Crime in New York City Subway System

New York Governor Kathy Hochul addresses rising crime in the city's subway system by deploying National Guard members, installing security cameras in every subway car, and proposing legislation to improve treatment for mentally unstable individuals.

Car Jackings

Crime rates have been dropping nationally, but car jackings remain higher than before the pandemic. A new study analyzes this crime trend, suggesting it may have peaked in 2024.

Impact of Illegal Immigration on Fremont, Nebraska

Fremont, Nebraska City Council member Paul Von Behren discusses the negative impact of mass illegal immigration on his community with Fox News. He mentions issues related to cheap labor, crime, public safety, and tax increases. Von Behren supports enforcing federal law on illegal immigration.

Florida Man Shoots Parents Over Video Games

A Florida man allegedly shot his parents after his father criticized him for spending too much time playing video games and not getting a job. The father died, and the mother was wounded. The son confessed to the crime and has a criminal history.

Presence of Tren de Aragua in Tennessee and Human Trafficking Operations

Senator Marsha Blackburn discusses the presence of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in Tennessee and their operations in human trafficking. The gang has expanded across multiple states in the U.S. and engages in various criminal activities.

Murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan

The murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan has sparked amateur detectives on social media to speculate about the killer's motivation and escape route, using surveillance footage and online forums for clues.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams's stance on sanctuary city laws and crime

New York City Mayor Eric Adams wants to see reform in the city's sanctuary city laws but emphasizes the need to address serious crimes and violent offenders. He criticizes the idea of 'urban surrender' by highlighting instances like toothpaste being locked up. Adams plans to discuss these issues with the border czar.

Weekend Shootings in Chicago

13 people were shot in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago over the weekend, with two fatalities. One fatal shooting involved two teens, while another incident resulted in a man's death. An armed food vendor shot and killed an alleged robber in a separate incident. The vendor, a concealed carry license holder, survived the shootout.

Appointment of Pam Bondi as U.S. Attorney General

President-elect Donald Trump has named Pam Bondi, former attorney general of Florida, as his next pick for U.S. attorney general. Bondi, a longtime ally of Trump, is praised for her tough stance on crime and efforts to combat drug trafficking. Trump believes Bondi will refocus the Department of Justice on fighting crime and making America safe again.

Law Enforcement Endorses Vice President Harris

Over 100 law enforcement officials endorsed Vice President Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as the candidates they trust to keep communities safe. They cited Harris's work as a prosecutor and the Biden administration's American Rescue Plan. The group criticized former President Trump for his lack of respect for law enforcement.

Controversial Law Requiring Panic Buttons in NY Retail Stores

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) signed a law requiring retailers with 10 or more employees to install panic buttons for store employees. Critics argue that this measure is ineffective in preventing crime and is seen as a political move by Democrats.

Tren de Aragua gang members in Aurora, Colorado

Surveillance footage captures heavily armed Tren de Aragua gang members in an Aurora, Colorado apartment complex, linked to over 100 crimes across the nation. Residents report gang activities including drug dealing and sex trafficking, with no police intervention.

California's Tough-on-Crime Policies

California has passed a package of bills targeting shoplifters, signaling a shift towards tough-on-crime policies in the state after reducing penalties for crimes in recent years.

Criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris

Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Director of Communications for former President Donald Trump's campaign, criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris for not being tough on crime and for her handling of illegal immigration during her three and a half years in office.

Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Harris-Walz campaign surrogate Pete Buttigieg responds to criticism facing Democrats on crime and the economy during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. There were multiple shootings and armed robberies reported during the event.

Pete Buttigieg's Response to Criticism on Crime and Economy

Pete Buttigieg responds to criticism facing Democrats on crime and the economy during an interview on Fox News. He defends President Biden's fitness to serve and highlights accomplishments. Buttigieg also addresses rising violent crime in major U.S. cities and emphasizes the need for action.

President Biden's Speech at the Democratic National Convention

President Biden's speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago was delayed due to audience energy. He addressed various issues including the border, crime, and his political career. There were references to his age, mistakes, and stuttering. He passed the torch to Vice President Harris and Governor Walz.

Murder of Actor Johnny Wactor in Los Angeles

Two 18-year-old men have been charged with the murder of former 'General Hospital' actor Johnny Wactor after he was shot and killed while interrupting thieves stealing his car's catalytic converter. The incident has sparked calls for a more aggressive approach to fighting crime in Los Angeles.

Shooting of Actor Johnny Wactor in Los Angeles

Actor Johnny Wactor was shot and killed while interrupting thieves stealing the catalytic converter from his car in downtown Los Angeles. Family and friends are calling for help in finding and convicting the killers.

Criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris

Rep. Jim Jordan criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris for failing to address issues like the border crisis, the economy, and crime despite her promises and responsibilities as vice president.

Violent Assault in Los Angeles

Johnny Wactor's mother speaks out about the tragic death of her son after a violent assault by a gang of teens in Los Angeles. The incident highlights the escalating crime in the city and the lack of response from local authorities.

Migrant Crime in New York City

Two migrants accused of violently raping a woman at knifepoint in Coney Island. Crime on the rise in NYC due to increased migrant population. Low-income residents unhappy with migrant shelters in their neighborhoods.

Crime and Security in Chicago Ahead of DNC

Chicago faces rising crime rates and theft incidents as it prepares for the Democratic National Convention, with concerns over safety and security in the city.

Criticism of Governor Tim Walz's Handling of COVID-19 and Crime by Minnesota Business Owner

Greg Urban, a Minnesota business owner, criticizes Governor Tim Walz for his handling of COVID-19 and crime, calling him an 'evil person'. Urban closed down his Wild Greg's Saloon location in Minneapolis due to financial devastation from the pandemic and crime.

Immigration as a Top Political Priority in Britain

Polling shows immigration has become the top political priority in Britain following a mass stabbing incident involving children. Concerns about immigration and crime have risen significantly, with a majority of the public linking migration to increased crime rates.

FBI Raid on Scott Ritter's Home

FBI and state police raided the home of Scott Ritter, former U.N. weapons inspector. Ritter has faced legal trouble in the past. The raid was in connection with an ongoing federal investigation.

Discussion on Crime and Political Strategy

David Axelrod criticized Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for not giving a completely honest rendering on crime during his first speech as Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, stating that while overall crime is down, there are certain types of crimes that impact the quality of life in urban communities. Axelrod highlighted the need to address specific crimes affecting urban areas and differentiate between Trump's approach to crime and their own.

2024 Election Campaign

Sen. JD Vance is joining Trump in campaigning against Kamala Harris, focusing on key issues like inflation, border security, and crime.

Kamala Harris and Law Enforcement

The article discusses Kamala Harris' stance on law enforcement and public safety, highlighting instances where her actions contradict her current image. It also questions her ability to keep the public safe amidst ongoing national divide and increased danger in cities.

Facial Recognition Rollout in the UK

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom announces rollout of facial recognition technology in response to riots and protests, sparking concerns about encroaching surveillance state and threats to civil liberties. Critics argue that the focus on technology is a misguided approach to addressing underlying causes of violence and crime.

Oakland Crime Crisis and Mayor Sheng Thao Recall

Oakland, California faces a 'perfect storm' of crime and scandal as Mayor Sheng Thao's home is raided by the FBI amidst a recall effort. The city is dealing with rising crime rates, including robberies and car thefts, alongside issues of homelessness and high housing costs.

Venezuelan street gang Tren de Aragua

Fox News reports on warnings about the Venezuelan street gang Tren de Aragua giving a 'green light' to attack and kill police officers in the U.S., particularly in Denver and Chicago.

Kamala Harris' Past Policies and Potential Challenges in 2024 Election

The article discusses potential challenges Kamala Harris may face in the 2024 presidential election due to her past policies as San Francisco District Attorney and California Attorney General, including a controversial 2014 law and her stance on crime issues.

Angel Families and Crimes Committed by Illegal Aliens

Former President Donald Trump highlighted the tragic stories of Angel Families who lost loved ones to crimes committed by illegal aliens during President Joe Biden's administration. The cases of Laken Riley, Rachel Morin, and Jocelyn Nungaray were specifically mentioned.

Criticism of Tragic Losses at Republican National Convention

Quentin Fulks criticized speakers at the Republican National Convention for politicizing the tragic losses of loved ones to illegal immigration, crime, and fentanyl poisonings.

Robbery and Murder in Southern California

Grandmother from New Zealand killed during robbery in Southern California town, sparking debate on need for tougher laws and enforcement to hold criminals accountable.

Rising Lawlessness in Oakland, California

Oakland, California is experiencing a surge in lawlessness with mob lootings, random shootings, and attacks on elderly people. The city lacks adequate policing due to understaffing and a culture of underpolicing. Political corruption and ineffectiveness have contributed to the worsening situation.

Arrest of Suspects in Charlotte Shootings

Two suspects arrested in connection with a series of shootings in Charlotte, North Carolina. One suspect believed to be in the U.S. illegally. Charges include first degree murder and attempted murder. Shootings linked based on car description, shell casings, and time frame. Investigation ongoing.

Chicago Shootings on Fourth of July Weekend

Multiple shootings in Chicago over Fourth of July weekend leave 19 dead and over 100 wounded, including women who shielded children. City officials call for residents to come forward with information to help solve crimes and address the issue of violence in the city.

Impact of Biden's Border Policies on Crime

Discussion on the impact of Biden's border policies after illegal immigrants are charged with serious crimes in the US, including murder and rape.

Arrest of Bakersfield Hells Angels Motorcycle Club Chapter

The entire Bakersfield, California, Hells Angels Motorcycle Club chapter was arrested in a kidnapping, robbery, and assault probe. Seven suspects, including active Hells Angels members and Sons of Hell members, were arrested. The arrests followed a joint investigation by the ATF, the sheriff's office, and the California Highway Patrol. The suspects are facing various serious allegations.

Arrest of Hells Angels Motorcycle Club Chapter in California

An entire chapter of the Hells Angels motorcycle club in California has been arrested on charges including kidnapping, robbery, and assault. The group was taken into custody following a joint probe by law enforcement agencies.

Illegal Immigration and Crime

A New York City father speaks out against President Biden's border policy after his 13-year-old daughter was raped by an illegal immigrant in a public park. The suspect, Christian Geovanny Inga-Landi, crossed the border illegally and was arrested for rape and kidnapping. The incident sparked debate on border security and immigration policies.

Recall of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao

Oakland Democratic Mayor Sheng Thao faces recall after community organizers gather enough signatures due to rising crime and police department issues.

Recall Effort Against Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao

Left-wing Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao faces successful recall effort due to mounting civic fury over her failure to address growing crime in the city. The recall campaign gained over 40,000 signatures, making Thao the first mayor in Oakland's history to be up for recall.

San Francisco Ranked as Worst-Run City in America

San Francisco has been ranked as America's worst-run city due to a $1.4 billion budget deficit and social issues like homelessness and crime. The city's administration under Mayor London Breed has been heavily criticized for its management.

Illegal Alien Crime in the US

Former President Donald Trump speaks about the rape and murder of Maryland mother Rachel Morin by an illegal alien during a rally in Wisconsin. The suspect, Victor Martinez-Hernandez, has been charged with first-degree murder and rape. Trump highlights the failures of border security and the impact of illegal aliens on American citizens.

Impact of Crime on 2024 Presidential Race

Fox News discusses the impact of crime on the 2024 presidential race, focusing on a Democratic candidate who diverted funds from law enforcement to mental health care despite a surge in crime. The candidate faces criticism for reallocating $20 million from a police training facility to treat mental health and addiction issues, leading to a debate on crime prevention strategies.

Pickpocketing Surge in New York City

Pickpocketing in New York City is on the rise, with more cases reported this year compared to last year. The perpetrators are mostly from South America, with some even attending schools in Colombia to learn how to commit the crime. Prosecutors and courts in NYC are not prioritizing these cases, leading to an increase in pickpocketing incidents.

Protest for Justice in Los Angeles After Actor's Murder

Protestors demand justice and a safer city in Los Angeles following the murder of General Hospital actor Johnny Wactor, who was shot and killed while trying to stop thieves. Crime rates in Los Angeles have been on the rise, with calls for city leaders to address the issue.

Steve Garvey - Republican Senate Candidate for California

Former MLB player Steve Garvey, a Republican Senate candidate, advocates for change in California politics, focusing on issues like inflation, crime, and the border. He emphasizes the need for political courage and common-sense solutions.

Crime in Washington D.C.

Mail bandits strike in a Washington D.C. neighborhood, U.S. Rep. Mike Collins' staffer robbed at gunpoint. Collins blames local officials for crime issues. Overall crime in the city down by 16% compared to 2023.

Assault and Robbery in Times Square

Two male migrants accused of beating and robbing a tourist in New York City's Times Square. Incident occurred outside Club Quarters Hotel. Victim refused medical attention. Crime rise in NYC attributed to President Biden's immigration policies. Social media users express concern over safety in the city. Group of alleged illegal aliens march through Times Square calling for abolishment of ICE.

Robbery in Navy Yard, Washington, DC

Rep. Mike Collins reveals that his staffer and friend were robbed at gunpoint by three men in Navy Yard, Washington, DC. He criticizes the city's policies and highlights the rise in violent crimes. The incident ended with the victims being safe after fending off the assailants.

Rise of National Rally in French Politics

The far-right National Rally led by Marine Le Pen is gaining support among higher-earning professionals and older voters who were previously hesitant due to the party's founder. The party is polling at a historic high in the European elections, causing concern among mainstream politicians. Immigration, crime, and economic concerns are driving support for the National Rally. There is a shift in voter demographics with more educated professionals and older individuals turning to the far right.

Shooting of NYPD officers by illegal immigrant in Queens

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis slams New York City leaders over crime crisis as illegal immigrant shoots two NYPD officers in Queens. The suspect, Bernardo Raul Castro Mata, was arraigned on attempted murder charges. Officers Yarusso and Abreu survived the shooting.

Crime Incidents in Texas

Terrell County Sheriff Thaddeus Cleveland responds to questioning about the border crisis, a man wielding a 'Hail Satan' knife breaks into a home in Texas and gets shot by the homeowner, and authorities find 27 illegal immigrants in a horse trailer during a traffic stop in Texas.

Stabbing in New York's Times Square

A man was rushed to the hospital after being stabbed in the legs with a machete in New York's Times Square. Three suspects fled the scene, but three men were later taken into police custody for questioning. The victim is in stable condition.

Death of Actor Johnny Wactor in Los Angeles

Actor Johnny Wactor was shot and killed in Los Angeles, prompting his ex-fiancée Tessa Farrell to call for changes to address rising crime in the city. Wactor was known for his role on 'General Hospital' and his ex-fiancée expressed love and admiration for him.

Critique of Illinois Politicians' Renaming of Offenders

Pastor Corey Brooks criticizes Illinois politicians for renaming 'offenders' as 'justice-impacted individuals' in an attempt to address crime in Southside Chicago, calling it leftist foolishness. He emphasizes the need to see criminals as fully human and believes in reforming them into law-abiding citizens.

Chicago Violence

Five-year-old girl shot and killed in Chicago during Memorial Day weekend, adding to the ongoing violence in the city. Project H.O.O.D founder expresses low faith in government's handling of the migrant crisis in Chicago.

Condemnation of Johnny Wactor's killers and call for stricter legislation to combat crime in Los Angeles

Former fiancee of late General Hospital star Johnny Wactor condemns his killers and calls for stricter legislation to combat crime in Los Angeles. She urges the community to support each other and make changes to prevent further loss of life.

Chaos and Crime in New Jersey Beach Towns Over Memorial Day Weekend

Several New Jersey beach towns experienced chaos and crime over Memorial Day weekend, including incidents involving rowdy teenagers, leading to police departments enacting states of emergency and teen curfews to maintain order.

Mexico's Presidential Election

Mexico is on course to elect its first woman president, with front-runners Claudia Sheinbaum and Xochitl Galvez leading the race. The next president faces challenges including managing migration, relations with the US, and criminal violence. Gender violence and inequality remain significant issues in Mexico.

State Department Travel Advisory for Venezuela

The State Department warns against traveling to Venezuela due to high crime and civil unrest under President Nicolás Maduro's socialist dictatorship. Political rallies often turn violent, shortages of essential supplies persist, and the U.S. has withdrawn diplomatic personnel from Caracas. Venezuelan migrants are fleeing to the U.S., raising concerns about gang members and terrorism connections.

Former President Donald Trump's Critique of New York City

Former President Donald Trump criticized the current state of New York City under Democrat rule, highlighting issues such as homelessness, crime, and immigration. He promised to make New York City great again if elected and pledged to help the city upon returning to the Oval Office.

Proposed Bill to Change Terminology in Illinois Crime Reduction Act

Illinois Democrat lawmakers are proposing a bill to change the term 'offenders' to 'justice-impacted individuals' in the Illinois Crime Reduction Act. Governor J.B. Pritzker, a Democrat, supports the bill, which has faced criticism for being soft on crime. The bill passed the state House and Senate and would affect around 1800 individuals.

Arrest of Armed Venezuelan Immigrant in Chicago

Chicago Police arrested a Venezuelan immigrant armed with a handgun and ammunition after a shooting incident. Despite the charges, the suspect was released from custody.

Hollywood Star Glen Powell Leaving Los Angeles

Actor Glen Powell is leaving Los Angeles after more than 15 years to return to his native Texas, citing the desire to complete his college degree and live closer to family. His decision is part of a trend of Hollywood stars leaving the Democrat-controlled city and county, due to crime and soft-on-crime policies. Powell's career has been on the rise following successful movie roles.

Public Perception of Migration and Crime in the UK

A survey found that the majority of the British public believes migration leads to more crime, with only 3% thinking it reduces crime. Concerns have been raised about the lack of government data on the criminality of migrants and asylum seekers. Calls have been made to record and publish nationality, immigration, and visa status of convicted criminals to understand the impact of migration on crime better.

Carjacking Safety Tips and Preventative Measures

Father of DC carjacking victim Jacob Walker joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss his son's tragedy and call on politicians to address the surge in violence. Safety tips provided by Sergeant Diogo Mello on how to handle carjacking situations and preventative measures to protect oneself.

Senator Tom Cotton's comments on Donald Trump's New York business record case

Senator Tom Cotton claims there is no evidence of any crime in former President Trump's New York business record case, criticizes the trial and emphasizes the importance of legislators focusing on their job in Washington.

Crime and EV adoption in Democrat-run California

Thieves are targeting EV charging stations in Democrat-run California, stealing copper cables. The lack of consequences for crime in Democrat-run cities is leading to vandalism of charging stations, creating reliability issues for EV drivers. The article criticizes Democrats for being soft on crime while pushing for EV adoption.

Migrants offered plea deals in NYPD officer attack case

Six migrants accused of viciously attacking NYPD officers in Times Square were offered plea deals by the Manhattan District Attorney's office. Some suspects were also involved in additional crimes while out on bail.

Ban on Unsupservised Airbnb Rentals in Long Beach, California

A neighborhood in Long Beach, California successfully banned unsupervised Airbnb rentals due to concerns about drug-filled parties and crime, inspiring other neighborhoods to do the same.

Recent Shootings in Chicago

At least 16 people were shot in Chicago, with two fatalities, in a series of shootings over a two-day period. The incidents included shootings from vehicles, escalated arguments, and common attacks.

Theft of Jackie Robinson Statue

A man in Kansas stole a statue of Jackie Robinson from a local park, dismantled and burned it. He is facing over 19 years in prison for multiple charges. The statue had an estimated value of $75,000.

Debate on Rising Crime in New York City

Claims of rising crime in New York City due to immigrants are disputed by NPR, which states that national statistics show no sign of a migrant-driven crime wave. However, local sources report an increase in crime, and there is a discrepancy in crime reporting methods affecting the FBI's data. NPR's article downplays the issue despite conflicting information.

Rising Crime and Migrant Blame in a Latin American Neighborhood in Queens, New York

Rising crime in a Latin American neighborhood in Queens, New York has residents blaming migrants, but statistics show no sign of a migrant-driven crime wave at the national level. Local residents report increased theft and robbery, with concerns about safety and security. The issue of migrant crime has become politically charged, with reports of a violent gang spreading fear in the community.

Thailand's Cannabis Legalization Reversal

The prime minister of Thailand wants to outlaw cannabis again due to concerns about children's access and increased crime, despite being the first country in Asia to legalize it two years ago. The market for cannabis was unregulated, leading to backlash and calls for restrictions on its use for medical purposes only.

Missing Surfers Found Dead in Baja California

Three people were found dead in Santo Tomas, Baja California, as authorities search for two Australians and one American who went missing last weekend. The missing men were thought to have been surfing and camping in Baja California along the coast near the city of Ensenada.

Georgia Governor Signs Series of Bills into Law

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed bills into law including the Georgia Criminal Alien Track and Report Act, focusing on public safety and immigration enforcement. The legislation was prompted by the death of a nursing student killed by an illegal alien. Other bills signed include one requiring certification as a peace officer for sheriff or jailer positions, increasing penalties for providing contraband to inmates, and providing insurance coverage for first responders with PTSD.

Controversy Surrounding the AI Tool Cybercheck in Criminal Investigations

Law enforcement agencies are using the AI tool Cybercheck to investigate serious crimes, but defense lawyers have raised concerns about its accuracy and reliability, questioning its methodology and lack of independent vetting.

Impact of Democrat Policies on Manhattan's Flatiron District

The article discusses how Democrat policies have negatively impacted Manhattan's Flatiron District, leading to the closure of several businesses, increased crime, and a decline in quality of life. The piece suggests that the solution lies in reversing these policies, focusing on local issues, and addressing crime, taxes, and regulations.

'Surviving a Serial Killer' Fox Nation Special

The Fox Nation special 'Surviving a Serial Killer' tells the story of Lisa McVey's miraculous escape from serial killer Bobby Joe Long in 1984, hosted by Harris Faulkner. McVey's detailed memory and evidence led to Long's arrest and eventual execution by the state of Florida.

Vermont man sentenced for conspiring to kill stepfather

A Vermont man and his mother were involved in the death of his stepfather, who was shot multiple times in a parking lot in 2019. The man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for conspiracy to commit first-degree murder.

Crime Policies in California

Deon Joseph and Steve Cooley blame politicians and district attorneys for promoting crime in California. There is a divide among Democrats regarding crime policies, with some proposing bipartisan bills to address theft and others focusing on providing services for offenders. California has seen a rise in property crime and theft since 2020, with critics attributing it to 'soft-on-crime' policies like Proposition 47 and 57.

Crime at Wawa

A Florida woman went on a rampage at a Wawa location, stabbing a man and causing property damage, leading to the closure of two stores in Philadelphia due to rise in crime.

Violence in London

Nearly one in four Londoners have been attacked or threatened with violence in the last five years, costing taxpayers around £7 billion in 2023. Research shows a significant number of Londoners feel at risk of crime from gang members and support police to use stop and search. Crime disproportionately affects the poorest areas.

Severe Understaffing Issues in the Los Angeles Police Department

Interim LAPD Chief Dominic Choi discusses severe understaffing issues within the LAPD, leading to challenges in responding to calls and impacting morale among officers.

Shootings in New York City

Shooters riding on scooters gunned down four people in New York City, leaving one dead and three injured. The shooting happened in the Bronx after 6 p.m. on Tuesday. Police are investigating, and the status of the surviving victims is unclear.

Shooters on Scooters Attack in New York City

Shooters on scooters gunned down four people in New York City, leaving one dead and three injured. Police are investigating if the victims were targeted or if the shooting was gang-related. Authorities have taken 9,500 scooters, dirt bikes, and ATVs off the streets since Jan. 1.

Donald Trump visit to Harlem bodega

Former President Donald Trump visits a Harlem bodega where a store clerk defended himself against a violent customer, resulting in the clerk being arrested and charged with murder. Charges were dropped, and the clerk is now suing the city. Trump expresses support for law and order, promises to bring federal money to address crime in New York, and criticizes the handling of the trial as political. He also mentions working with the mayor and governor to improve the situation.

Florida Woman Killed in Carjacking

A woman in Florida is believed to be dead after being carjacked by an armed man. Her body was found inside a burned SUV, and authorities are searching for suspects involved in the incident.

Memphis Police Officer Killed in Shootout with Teen Suspects

Memphis Police Officer Joseph McKinney was killed in a shootout with teen suspects, one of whom was previously arrested on weapons charges and released without bond. Officials are calling for tougher sentences and stricter gun laws in response to the incident.

Homeless Migrant Accused of Stealing Boats in New York City

A homeless migrant from Ecuador was accused of taking an FDNY fireboat and another vessel for joyrides in New York City. After being released without bail, he attempted to board a larger ship in Manhattan. The incident has sparked concerns about rising migrant-related crime in sanctuary cities.