A Florida sheriff’s deputy was released from the hospital on Monday, a month after he was shot in an “ambush” attack that killed one deputy and left him and another deputy wounded, according to reports. Deputy First Class Stefano Gargano, 28, and Master Deputy Sheriff Harold Howell, 41, were both shot when they attempted to...
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New Jersey woman arrested, jailed over mistaken identity cannot sue due to qualified immunity, court rules
A New Jersey woman who was arrested and spent two weeks behind bars over a mistaken identity cannot sue the U.S. marshals who arrested her because they are protected by qualified immunity, a court ruled. Judith Maureen Henry was booked into the Essex County Correctional Facility in Newark in 2019 after the marshals detained her,...
Michigan State Fair shooting leaves 1 teenager dead, another wounded
One teenager was killed and another was wounded in a shooting at the Michigan State Fair Saturday night, according to police. The two 14-year-old boys were shot in the parking lot of the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi, Michigan, shortly before 10 p.m., according to the Novi Police Department. The boys were transported to a...
Woman run over by police officer while sunbathing at New Jersey beach: police
A woman relaxing at a beach in Wildwood, New Jersey, was reportedly run over by a police officer during a freak accident last week. The incident took place on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Star-Ledger. Wildwood Police Chief Joseph Murphytold thePress of Atlantic City that the incident involved one of the department’s Ford F-150 pickup...
Bizarre Michigan laws that would puzzle just about anyone, including consequences for seducing unmarried women
The United States is full of strange laws that are still on the books. For example, did you know in Colorado, you can’t use upholstered furniture outside? In Georgia, were you aware that you can’t let chickens cross the road? Among Michigan’s strangest laws include car buying on Sundays. Every state has its own strange...
Oregon reverses course and recriminalizes drug possession
People caught in possession of hard drugs will once again be at risk of state criminal penalties after the state of Oregon opted to recriminalize possession of drugs such as fentanyl, heroin and meth. Oregon became the first state in the country to decriminalize possession of small amounts of hard drugs in response to a...
South Carolina death row inmate wants to delay execution, says co-defendant lied about not having plea deal
A South Carolina death row inmate scheduled to be executed later this month is urging the state Supreme Court to delay his execution to allow his lawyers to argue that his co-defendant who testified against him lied about having no plea deal in exchange for his testimony. Freddie Eugene Owens, 46, is set to be...
South Carolina man charged with murder after missing roommate's remains found under fire pit: police
An Orangeburg, South Carolina, man has been charged with murder after the remains of a former roommate was found buried under a fire pit in the backyard of his home, according to police. The Myrtle Beach Police Department said 54-year-old Sheridan Dirk Fogle of Orangeburg was arrested on Thursday and charged with the murder of...
Los Angeles homeowner stabs suspect who broke into his house in the middle of the night
A homeowner in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley stabbed a suspect in his mid-20s who broke into his home in the middle of the night this week, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) confirmed to Fox News Digital. After the suspect rammed his way through the front door just after 4 a.m. in the Winnetka...
'Tire failure' listed as potential cause of fatal Mississippi bus crash: NTSB
The potential cause of the fatal bus accident in Mississippi that left two young siblings and five other passengers dead, and several others injured, has been revealed. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said that the early Saturday morning crash was believed to be caused by “tire failure.” “The NTSB, in coordination with the Mississippi...









