A man in the country illegally and accused of hitting and killing a New Orleans, Louisiana, journalist Friday was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs (ICE) during a court hearing Tuesday, according to reports. Jorge Martinez-Sanchez, 29, was charged with negligent homicide, reckless operation of a vehicle and driving without a license in a crash...
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Police motorcycle escorting Vice President Harris’s motorcade in Georgia crashes
A police motorcycle escorting Vice President Harris’s motorcade in Savannah, Georgia crashed shortly after departing a restaurant on Wednesday. In an email by a reporter from The Christian Science Monitor who was part of the vice-presidential pool, the reporter wrote that the motorcade slowed and went around a police motorcycle that had crashed. One person...
Texas judge seeks to keep suspected serial killer behind bars for life: 'He never, ever had remorse'
A suspected serial killer who was previously convicted for another murder may face life behind bars after allegedly killing two more people.Raul Meza Jr., 63, is presently accused of killing Gloria Lofton in 2019 and Jesse Fraga in 2023. Meza was formerly convicted in 1982 after being found guilty of murdering 8-year-old Kendra Page.AUTHORITIES SEEK...
Portland police to disband Property Crimes Unit, citing staffing issues: 'Not up to our authorized strength'
The Portland, Oregon police department is dissolving its Property Crimes Unit (PCU) amid staffing issues. Portland police spokesperson Terri Wallo Strauss confirmed to Fox News Digital, “It is correct that we are not up to our authorized strength.” “This is more of a shifting of the work and resources, which is not unusual. Positions get...
Utah children's book author Kouri Richins had 2 key motives to kill husband: criminal defense attorney
A Utah children’s book author accused of killing her husband with a cocktail laced with fentanyl will face a murder trial in the wake of new testimony suggesting she was having an affair with a man and that she purchased the deadly drug from a housekeeper. Kouri Richins, 34, a mother of three, is accused...
SEE IT: Texas cop wrangles live alligator on doorstep with bare hands caught on camera: 'You're a hero!'
One Texas police officer successfully removed a live alligator from one family’s front doorstep this week using just his bare hands.Lieutenant Billy Henry of the Fulshear Police Department responded to a call where a young gator was occupying a home’s threshold.GIANT ALLIGATOR LUNGING AT CARS IN NC ROAD SHOOED AWAY AFTER FIREFIGHTERS TAKE CLEVER APPROACHIn...
Florida sheriff blasts DC over border after illegal immigrants allegedly steal over 9K pounds of berries
Multiple illegal immigrants were arrested in Florida last week on suspicion of unlawfully picking thousands of pounds of palmetto berries, leading one local sheriff to blast Washington, D.C., lawmakers over their “complete and total failure” to keep the U.S. border secure. Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey announced in a video on Monday that eight suspects,...
Former Indiana sheriff pleads guilty to charges of spending funds on travel, gifts, cars
A former Indiana sheriff pleaded guilty, as part of a deal, to more than two dozen charges stemming from allegations he spent millions of dollars in local funds on travel, gifts, cars and other personal expenses. Former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel, 53, pleaded guilty Monday to 27 charges, including theft, official misconduct, tax evasion...
Florida AG argues execution should not be stayed for death row inmate with Parkinson's symptoms
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody argued Tuesday that the execution of an inmate with Parkinson’s symptoms should not be delayed because his appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the state’s lethal injection procedures came too late. Moody said Loran Cole, 57, waited too long to raise his concerns that the drug cocktail would “very...
Beach town police issue ultimatum to homeless people on boardwalk: ‘Might be a catch-22’
Long Beach, California, will begin fining and potentially arresting homeless people to combat its most “problematic” encampments, city officials said. The decision comes after the Supreme Court ruled, 6-3, that cities can ban people from sleeping and camping in public places and arrest them –even in the absence of public shelters –overturning lower court rulings...









