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Tesla Driver Flees Scene After Crashing into Two Campers in Rapid City, Causing $150K in Damages

Tesla Driver Flees Scene After Crashing into Two Campers in Rapid City, Causing $150K in Damages

Rapid City police are investigating a hit-and-run incident where a Tesla driver crashed into two parked camper trailers on East Watts Lane, causing an estimated $150,000 or more in damages. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning, November 4, with officers responding to the 400 block of East Watts Lane around 7 a.m. Upon arrival, authorities found the Tesla had collided with the trailers, but the driver had already fled the scene. Investigators believe the Tesla was traveling west on East Catron Boulevard when it veered off the road, crossed into oncoming traffic, and rolled through a field before impacting the storage lot where the campers were parked. Police have identified a suspected driver and anticipate an arrest, though no identity or further details have been released.

Ex-FBI agent charged in hit-and-run that left pedestrian injured in NY

Ex-FBI agent charged in hit-and-run that left pedestrian injured in NY

A former FBI agent faces federal charges after allegedly striking a pedestrian with a government vehicle and then lying about the incident.

Nebraska State Patrol Arrests Colorado Man After High-Speed Pursuit in Lincoln

Nebraska State Patrol Arrests Colorado Man After High-Speed Pursuit in Lincoln

The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) arrested James Bernard, 44, of Thornton, Colorado, following a high-speed pursuit through northeastern Lancaster County. The incident began when NSP received a report of a Chevrolet Impala involved in a hit-and-run on Interstate 80 near Lincoln, with the vehicle reportedly speeding and striking a trailer before continuing eastbound. A trooper located the vehicle on I-80 and attempted a traffic stop, but the driver accelerated, initiating a pursuit that reached speeds over 110 mph. The pursuit was temporarily discontinued on 56th Street due to high traffic concerns. Another trooper later spotted the vehicle on Highway 6, leading to a second pursuit. The NSP AirWing took over tracking the vehicle from the air as it fled towards Waverly and then returned to Lincoln. During the pursuit, the driver allegedly threw a gun from the vehicle, which troopers later recovered. Bernard was apprehended in the area of 71st and Douglas after parking the vehicle and attempting to walk away. T...

FBI agent struck Brooklyn pedestrian, dragged him to a bench and lied about it, prosecutors say

FBI agent struck Brooklyn pedestrian, dragged him to a bench and lied about it, prosecutors say

Prosecutors say an FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away

FBI agent struck pedestrian with government car then lied about NYC hit-and-run, prosecutors say

FBI agent struck pedestrian with government car then lied about NYC hit-and-run, prosecutors say

Prosecutors say an FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away

Fairfax County Police Department Highlights Four Years of Public Safety Advancement with LPR Technology

Fairfax County Police Department Highlights Four Years of Public Safety Advancement with LPR Technology

The Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) is marking four years since the launch of its License Plate Reader (LPR) program, an initiative that has significantly impacted public safety. Since its inception in 2022, the LPR technology has been instrumental in 1,670 criminal cases, leading to the recovery of 578 stolen vehicles valued at over $9.4 million and nearly $800,000 in additional stolen property. These investigations have resulted in 947 arrests and 2,692 criminal charges, including 1,776 felony charges. The technology has also aided in 162 narcotics investigations, the recovery of 68 firearms, and the location of 60 missing persons. FCPD emphasizes its commitment to transparency and accountability, implementing safeguards such as 100% auditing of LPR searches, strict access controls, required investigative justifications, supervisory oversight, and limited data retention. Policies prohibit the use of LPR technology for immigration enforcement, ensuring its application is solely for authorized law ...

Baltimore Man Faces Fines and Damage After Recovering Stolen Car

Baltimore Man Faces Fines and Damage After Recovering Stolen Car

Trace Thompson, a Mount Vernon resident, is facing significant financial burdens and vehicle damage after his car was stolen in October and subsequently recovered. Thompson reported his car missing on October 17, and after two days, police confirmed it was stolen. The vehicle was later tracked via license plate reader cameras and the car manufacturer's tracking system to a motel, where Baltimore County police found it at a Wawa in Lansdowne. The driver, Bobby Hamlett, was arrested and charged with unlawful taking of a vehicle, claiming he knew Thompson and was borrowing the car. Upon recovery, Thompson discovered his car had been entered by prying out a port window, and the interior was damaged with trash, drugs, and bodily fluids. He also received tickets for unpaid tolls incurred while the car was stolen and a $2,398 fine from the MVA for lapsed insurance, despite having continuous coverage.

FMCSA Allocates $7 Million in Grants for Heavy-Duty Truck Crash Investigations

FMCSA Allocates $7 Million in Grants for Heavy-Duty Truck Crash Investigations

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has announced the availability of up to $7 million in grants to support state and local law enforcement agencies in collecting data from heavy-duty truck crashes. These cooperative agreement awards, which can be up to $500,000 each, are intended to fund various activities including post-crash commercial motor vehicle inspections, crash reconstructions, post-crash investigations, and crash data reporting. The funding can also be used for equipment necessary for data collection. Eligible applicants include states participating in the Commercial Motor Vehicle Crash Causation Study (CCFP) Heavy-Duty Truck Study, designated alternate states, and local law enforcement agencies that meet the study's participation requirements. Applications must be submitted by December 28, and the FMCSA is providing resources such as a prerecorded webinar and virtual office hours to assist prospective applicants.

Gresham Man Loses $40,000 in Jury Duty Scam Involving Bitcoin Kiosks

Gresham Man Loses $40,000 in Jury Duty Scam Involving Bitcoin Kiosks

A 79-year-old Gresham man, identified as Steven, reported losing $40,000 after falling victim to a jury duty scam. The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office stated that an individual posing as a Multnomah County sheriff’s lieutenant contacted Steven, falsely claiming he had missed jury duty and would face arrest unless he paid a fine. Steven subsequently made two $20,000 withdrawals from his bank and deposited the cash into Bitcoin kiosks at a convenience store in southeast Portland, as directed by the scammers. His daughter, Tarisa, informed KOIN that her father was instructed to use four or five different machines. The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office has clarified that they do not collect money for missed jury duty, a warning previously issued in December 2025. Deputy John Plock advised the public that law enforcement agencies do not call to collect fines and urged individuals receiving such calls to hang up. This incident highlights a recurring scam tactic, with a separate report from May 2024 detailing a...

Federal Gun Prosecutions Surge 250% in Cincinnati Amidst Declining Homicides

Federal Gun Prosecutions Surge 250% in Cincinnati Amidst Declining Homicides

Federal gun prosecutions in Cincinnati have seen a 250% increase in the last fiscal year, with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Ohio charging 63 defendants in federal firearms cases, up from 18 the previous year. U.S. Attorney Dominick Gerace stated that this surge reflects a heightened focus on prosecuting gun-related offenses rather than an increase in gun violence itself. This initiative follows a series of high-profile violent incidents in Cincinnati during 2025. The strategy involves two dedicated prosecutors working with local law enforcement, including Cincinnati police and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The primary targets are individuals with prior felony convictions, especially those involving violent crimes like aggravated robbery and murder, as federal convictions often carry significantly longer prison sentences compared to state charges. Concurrently, Cincinnati city officials report a 25% decrease in homicides citywide year-to-date and a 34% r...

Roland W. Anderson Jr., Retired Weston Deputy Police Chief, Dies at 83

Roland W. Anderson Jr., Retired Weston Deputy Police Chief, Dies at 83

Roland W. Anderson Jr., a retired Deputy Police Chief for the Weston Police Department, passed away at his home in Waltham on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at the age of 83. Anderson, known as 'Rollie,' was a lifelong resident of Waltham, born on February 28, 1943. He served the town of Weston for four decades, joining the police department in 1969. Throughout his distinguished career, he rose through the ranks from patrolman to detective, sergeant, lieutenant, and captain, ultimately retiring in 2008 as Deputy Chief of Police. Anderson was highly regarded for his extensive knowledge, investigative instincts, and wide network of connections, earning a nationwide reputation as a skilled 'shoe-leather' detective. He was a graduate of Waltham High School and furthered his education by earning a bachelor's degree from Western New England College and a master's degree in criminal justice from Anna Maria College. Beyond his professional life, Anderson was dedicated to his family, enjoying yard work, traveling acros...

FBI arrests Thomas Markle, father of Meghan, source says

FBI arrests Thomas Markle, father of Meghan, source says

WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - US law enforcement officials have arrested the father of Meghan Markle, the wife of Britain's Prince Harry, a source told Reuters on Friday.