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GEO Group worker charged with assault in shooting of ICE protester in Colorado

GEO Group worker charged with assault in shooting of ICE protester in Colorado

By Steve Gorman and Keith Coffman DENVER, July 22 (Reuters) - A man employed by a company running a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility near Denver was charged on Wednesday with assault stemming from the shooting and wounding of an ICE protester there last week, local prosecutors said.
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Howard County Police Investigate Series of Overnight Burglaries in Columbia

Howard County Police Investigate Series of Overnight Burglaries in Columbia

Howard County Police are currently investigating a series of overnight commercial burglaries that occurred in Columbia, Maryland. The incidents took place on the 7100 block of Minstrel Way, where five businesses were targeted. The businesses affected include Bonheur Patisserie & Deli, Burger King, CK Nails, Dunkin’, and Subway. The suspects reportedly broke into these establishments by shattering the front glass doors or windows and proceeded to steal or attempt to steal cash. As of now, no description of the suspects has been released by the authorities.
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Texas Police Academy Integrates Bodycams in Recruit Training for Enhanced Learning

Texas Police Academy Integrates Bodycams in Recruit Training for Enhanced Learning

The North Central Texas Council of Governments Regional Police Academy has incorporated body cameras into its scenario-based training for recruits. This initiative aims to familiarize rookie officers with the technology and improve training outcomes. The academy, which trains about 250 officers annually, uses Motorola's V700 body cameras to provide accurate after-action reviews of training scenarios. This approach allows recruits to learn from their actions and receive feedback on their performance. The use of body cameras in training reflects a broader trend in law enforcement to adopt advanced technology, despite the significant costs and ongoing debates about privacy and ethics.
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Illinois Residents React to Proposed 57% I-PASS Rate Hike

Illinois Residents React to Proposed 57% I-PASS Rate Hike

Illinois residents are voicing their concerns over a proposed 57% rate hike for I-PASS users, which is part of a new capital program aimed at funding the state's $26.5 billion Driving Connections improvement plan. The plan, which was discussed at a recent hearing in Aurora, proposes raising passenger vehicle tolls from an average of 7 cents per mile to 11 cents, starting January 1. The initiative also includes a 30% increase for truckers and biennial cost-of-living adjustments beginning in 2029. While some officials and industry representatives support the plan for its potential to enhance infrastructure and economic connectivity, others, including gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey, criticize it as an undue financial burden on residents.
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Lexington Motorcycle Crash Claims Life of Local Resident, Sparks Safety Concerns

Lexington Motorcycle Crash Claims Life of Local Resident, Sparks Safety Concerns

A fatal motorcycle crash on Versailles Road in Lexington, Kentucky, has claimed the life of 43-year-old Shawn Taylor Wilson. The accident, which occurred early Thursday morning, involved three vehicles, including Wilson's motorcycle. The Lexington Police Department and the Collision Reconstruction Unit are investigating the incident. A local resident, who has witnessed multiple accidents in the area over the years, is calling for increased traffic safety measures, including the installation of a traffic light and stricter speed enforcement. The resident expressed concern over the frequency of accidents and the need for improved road safety.
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Louisville Police Report Surge in Car Break-Ins, Targeting Pick-Up Trucks

Louisville Police Report Surge in Car Break-Ins, Targeting Pick-Up Trucks

The Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) has reported a significant increase in car break-ins, particularly targeting pick-up trucks. Thieves are believed to be targeting these vehicles under the assumption that they often contain firearms. The LMPD has recorded a 44% increase in car break-ins compared to the previous year, with 2,320 incidents reported so far in 2026. The department is collaborating with surrounding counties to address the issue and is urging vehicle owners to secure their vehicles and remove valuables.
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LAPD Suspends Use of Flock Safety's Surveillance Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns

LAPD Suspends Use of Flock Safety's Surveillance Cameras Amid Privacy Concerns

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has suspended its use of surveillance cameras provided by Flock Safety, a company known for its license plate reading technology. This decision comes amid growing concerns about privacy and data sharing practices associated with the technology. Flock Safety's cameras are used to assist law enforcement in investigating crimes and locating missing persons. However, critics argue that the technology contributes to a pervasive surveillance network that raises significant privacy issues. Dean Gialamas, the LAPD's chief information officer, stated that the department decided to discontinue the use of Flock's services until concerns regarding data privacy, security, and sharing are resolved through a contractual agreement. Despite the suspension, Flock Safety continues to operate numerous cameras across Los Angeles County and nationwide.
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No bodycam footage in fatal Madison police shooting, because the department doesn’t require cameras

No bodycam footage in fatal Madison police shooting, because the department doesn’t require cameras

As officials review widely circulated bystander videos of the fatal police shooting of a homeless man in Madison, Wisconsin, one key perspective won’t be emerging: footage from the officers’ body-worn cameras
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Gaylord Rockies Hosts 'ICE!' Featuring Disney's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' for Holiday Season

Gaylord Rockies Hosts 'ICE!' Featuring Disney's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' for Holiday Season

Gaylord Rockies Hosts 'ICE!' Featuring Disney's 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' for Holiday Season
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Kearny Police Reopen 1974 Cold Case of Missing Man Nicholas Maschuci

Kearny Police Reopen 1974 Cold Case of Missing Man Nicholas Maschuci

The Kearny Police Department in New Jersey has reopened the cold case of Nicholas James Maschuci, who disappeared on September 18, 1974. Maschuci, then 60 years old, was last seen leaving his home for a business meeting in Brooklyn, New York, and has not been heard from since. At the time of his disappearance, he was driving a white 1974 Mercury Grand Marquis. Described as a white male, 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing 210 pounds, Maschuci had gray hair, blue eyes, and wore gold-rimmed bifocal eyeglasses. He also had an artificial right eye. Known as 'Nicky,' his case remains unsolved, and the police are seeking any information that might shed light on his disappearance. Sgt. John Fabula of the Kearny Police Department Detective Bureau emphasized the importance of any memories or information from that time, urging the public to come forward with tips, which can be provided anonymously.
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Police Seek Moped Driver After Hit-and-Run Incident in the Bronx

Police Seek Moped Driver After Hit-and-Run Incident in the Bronx

Authorities in the Bronx are actively searching for a moped driver involved in a hit-and-run incident. The driver is accused of striking a 50-year-old woman at the intersection of White Plains Road and East Gun Hill Road in the Williamsbridge neighborhood. After the collision, the driver fled the scene, leaving the victim injured. The incident has prompted a police investigation, with officers seeking any information that could lead to the identification and apprehension of the suspect. The case highlights ongoing concerns about traffic safety and the challenges of enforcing road laws in densely populated urban areas.
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Gilbert E-Bike Rider Hospitalized After Hit-and-Run Crash

Gilbert E-Bike Rider Hospitalized After Hit-and-Run Crash

Hunter Kennedy, a 25-year-old e-bike rider, was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle in Gilbert, Arizona. The incident occurred near Gilbert and Rawhide roads, with witnesses alleging the vehicle turned in front of the e-bike, causing the crash. The driver fled the scene, and police are seeking information from the public to identify the vehicle involved.