A man who spent a decade behind bars following a conviction for a murder he did not commit was awarded $50 million by a federal jury on Monday following a lawsuit against the City of Chicago and two Chicago police detectives. Marcel Brown, who was wrongfully convicted in 2011 and sentenced to 35 years in...
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New York City woman shot and killed during apartment building robbery: police
A burglar shot and killed a 57-year-old woman in her New York City apartment building on Monday, according to authorities. The shooting took place at around 11 p.m. on Market Street in the Lower East Side. The New York Police Department confirmed the incident to Fox News Digital on Tuesday afternoon. The homicide victim was...
Indiana pair arrested for allegedly stealing bronze veteran burial markers from headstones
Two people are facing charges in Indiana in connection with a series of thefts of bronze veteran markers from headstones from various veteran burial locations in the Hoosier State. Terry Wood, 53, and Breanna Puentez, 25, were taken into custody Friday after at least 15 grave markers from six different cemeteries in La Porte County...
Survivor of 9/11 shares unparalleled story of resilience, bravery while fleeing 78 floors of the North Tower
It’s been 23 years since the most deadly attack on American soil and, in the wake of the commemoration of Sept. 11, 2001, one survivor who escaped from the North Tower of the World Trade Center is looking back at the resilience shown that day and encouraging a new generation of learners to listen in....
5 suspects detained in Washington, DC after rampant burglaries throughout the district overnight
Police in Washington, D.C., said five suspects were taken into custody early Tuesday morning after a series of burglaries were reported in the district. The Metropolitan Police Department said businesses were burglarized and property was damaged in multiple neighborhoods, including City Center, Georgetown, H Street Corridor, Logan Circle and near Columbia Heights. “Overnight, groups of...
Flashback: DA Harris' plan to prosecute drug dealers starting on their 3rd offense shot down by police
Years before Vice President Kamala Harris ascended to the top of the Democratic presidential ticket, she promoted a third-strike crime policy for drug dealers as San Francisco’s district attorney that was promptly shut down by law enforcement for being too easy on narcotics peddlers. Harris served as San Francisco’s DA from 2004 to 2011, when...
Former North Carolina amusement park Santa Claus impersonator allegedly sexually abused children: report
A North Carolina man who formerly portrayed Santa Claus at a theme park has been arrested for allegedly sexually abusing children between March 2023 and March 2024, according to reports. The Cherokee Indian Police Department said 78-year-old Bevier Hasbrouck Sleight III is facing 13 child abuse charges, including two counts each of aggravated sexual abuse,...
Louisiana mother involved in fight with students after being let in school
The mother of a student at a school in Louisiana was involved in a fight with other students after she was let into the school through a side door, according to witnesses. The fight reportedly happened at IDEA Bridge in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at around 7 a.m. on Aug. 22 as students were waiting for...
Suspected Kentucky interstate shooter has military background, still on lam 48 hours after attack
A man who allegedly opened fire near Interstate 75 in Kentucky over the weekend was still at large Monday afternoon, eluding federal, local and state authorities. The suspect, identified as 32-year-old Joseph A. Couch, opened fire around 6 p.m. Saturday near exit 49, authorities said, adding that the shooter fired 20 to 30 rounds, striking...
Georgia officers increase presence at Barrow County schools as students prepare to return
Georgia police are beefing up the security presence at schools across Barrow County as students are set to return to classes this week following the Apalachee High School shooting. Classes are set to resume on Tuesday, though school administrators say students who aren’t ready to return do not have to. District Superintendent Dallas LeDuff confirmed...









