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Funeral Held for Lexington County Deputy Jillian Olson After Training Accident

Funeral Held for Lexington County Deputy Jillian Olson After Training Accident

A funeral service was held for Lexington County Master Deputy Jillian Olson, who died during a dive training exercise on Lake Murray. Olson, 29, was remembered by family, friends, and law enforcement officers for her dedication and service. She was a member of the Lexington County Sheriff's Department's dive team and had received several awards for her work. Sheriff Jay Koon and Olson's family spoke about her commitment to law enforcement and her impact on the community. Olson had served the department for five years and was known for her vibrant personality and determination.

New Developments in Cherrie Mahan Disappearance Case After 40 Years

New Developments in Cherrie Mahan Disappearance Case After 40 Years

The case of Cherrie Mahan, an 8-year-old girl who disappeared in 1985 in Butler County, Pennsylvania, may be closer to resolution. Investigator Steve Ridge has reported that a recent tip has led to several interviews, providing potentially useful information. Mahan vanished after getting off a school bus near her home, and despite being declared legally dead in 1998, the case has remained unsolved. Ridge's optimism suggests that the investigation is gaining momentum, although no suspects or persons of interest have been officially named.

Baltimore County Police Continue Search for Missing Man Since 2015

Baltimore County Police Continue Search for Missing Man Since 2015

Baltimore County police are continuing their search for Martise Williams, who has been missing since August 4, 2015. Williams was last seen leaving Gwynn Oak Avenue in Baltimore City to meet someone in Randallstown. Despite extensive efforts, he has not been located, and his family remains devastated by his disappearance. The police have released a description of Williams and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

Charleston Carriage Accident Injures Two After Horse Startled by Truck

Charleston Carriage Accident Injures Two After Horse Startled by Truck

A horse-drawn carriage accident in downtown Charleston resulted in injuries to two individuals. The incident occurred near the intersection of Cumberland and Church streets when the horse, named Howard, was startled by an approaching truck. The carriage operator and one passenger were thrown from the carriage and taken to the hospital. Other passengers were unharmed, and the horse was not injured. Palmetto Carriage Works, the company operating the carriage, stated that Howard will not conduct tours while the incident is reviewed.

On This Day: William Gross Became Boston's First Black Police Commissioner

On This Day: William Gross Became Boston's First Black Police Commissioner

Gross served as the Commissioner of the Boston Police Department from August 2018 to January 2021. His tenure was marked by significant development...

Baltimore County Police Seek Public Help to Identify Human Remains Found in 2024

Baltimore County Police Seek Public Help to Identify Human Remains Found in 2024

Baltimore County Police are requesting public assistance to identify human remains discovered in Kingsville over two years ago. The remains, found in March 2024, include a skull and several bones belonging to a Hispanic woman aged between 20 and 30. Despite DNA and genetic testing, the woman's identity remains unknown. Police are urging anyone with information about a missing person from that time to come forward, emphasizing that even small details could be crucial in solving the case.

High-Speed Chase in North Carolina Ends with Arrest

High-Speed Chase in North Carolina Ends with Arrest

Michael Hawks, a 24-year-old man, was arrested after leading police on a high-speed chase in Lenoir County, North Carolina. The chase began when Hawks was clocked at 81 mph in a 60 mph zone on Highway 11. He attempted to evade law enforcement, reaching speeds of 130 mph before being apprehended in front of the Eastern Correctional Institution. Hawks faces multiple charges, including felony fleeing to elude arrest, speeding, and reckless driving.

Joliet Police Department Clears Officers in Homeland Security Incident

Joliet Police Department Clears Officers in Homeland Security Incident

The Joliet Police Department has concluded that there were 'no apparent concerns' regarding their officers' actions during a federal warrant operation conducted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on July 20. The operation, which took place at Virginia Street and Henderson Avenue, drew criticism from residents who accused the police of assisting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. Interim Police Chief Robert Brown clarified that the operation was conducted by Homeland Security Investigations, not ICE, and that local officers were present for public safety. The department reviewed body camera footage and found no issues warranting further administrative review.

Philadelphia City Council Investigates Police Conduct During Pride Event

Philadelphia City Council Investigates Police Conduct During Pride Event

The Philadelphia City Council held a hearing to examine police conduct during the Pride celebrations in Center City on June 7, 2026. The hearing, led by Councilmember Rue Landau, was prompted by complaints of excessive force used by police officers during the event, where 15 people were arrested. The council's Committee on Legislative Oversight reviewed photos and videos that raised concerns about the use of force and crowd control tactics. The hearing included testimonies from members of the LGBTQ community, city officials, and police representatives. Councilmember Landau emphasized the need to understand the policing of large events and to ensure public safety while addressing community concerns.

Sheriff in Nancy Guthrie Case Contradicted by Released Ransom Notes

Sheriff in Nancy Guthrie Case Contradicted by Released Ransom Notes

In the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, two ransom notes have been released that contradict earlier statements by Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos. The notes, sent to a local CBS station, suggest Guthrie may have died shortly after her abduction. The release of these notes aims to generate public tips that could help identify the sender. The case remains unsolved, with the FBI offering a reward for information.

Missing Tucson Woman Found Dead, Investigation Underway

Missing Tucson Woman Found Dead, Investigation Underway

The body of Debra E. Esarey, a 66-year-old woman from Tucson, Arizona, who was reported missing on July 31, has been found. Esarey was last seen on surveillance footage at a convenience store on July 29. Her body was discovered on August 2 in a desert area near West Ajo Way. The Pima County Sheriff's Department is investigating the circumstances surrounding her death, although no suspicious circumstances were noted at the scene. The cause of death is being determined by the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner.

Human Remains in Iowa Identified as Man Missing Since 2023

Human Remains in Iowa Identified as Man Missing Since 2023

The Johnson County Medical Examiner's Office has identified human remains found in Coralville, Iowa, as those of Grant Leonard, a man who had been missing since October 2023. The identification was made using dental records. Leonard's disappearance had been a mystery for nearly three years, and the discovery of his remains brings some closure to his family. The Coralville Police Department announced the findings and expressed their condolences to Leonard's family, urging the community to respect their privacy during this difficult time. The investigation into Leonard's disappearance and death is ongoing, with no further details released at this time.