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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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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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Scott County, Iowa Releases Updated Inmate List

Scott County, Iowa Releases Updated Inmate List

The Scott County Sheriff's Office in Iowa has released an updated list of inmates currently in custody. The list includes individuals held for various charges, such as probation violations, assault, and robbery. The roster is updated every ten minutes and serves as a public service to provide transparency about those held in the county jail. The Sheriff's Office cautions that the information is subject to change and should be independently verified for legal purposes.
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Brighton Police to Utilize 3D Laser Scanners and Thermal Cameras with State Grant

Brighton Police to Utilize 3D Laser Scanners and Thermal Cameras with State Grant

The Brighton Police Department in New York has unveiled new crime-fighting technology funded by a state grant. This includes 3D laser scanners for crime scene analysis and thermal imaging cameras. These tools are part of a broader initiative under Governor Hochul’s Law Enforcement Technology grant program, aimed at equipping police departments with advanced technology to enhance public safety. The grant addresses the gap in technology budgets for many communities, providing necessary hardware and software to improve law enforcement capabilities. The department also plans to incorporate virtual reality systems for training purposes, further modernizing their approach to crime prevention and investigation.
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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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Former South Carolina Prison Guard and Co-Defendants Plead Guilty in $550,000 Bribery Scheme

Former South Carolina Prison Guard and Co-Defendants Plead Guilty in $550,000 Bribery Scheme

A former South Carolina prison guard, Lowanda Atkinson, along with four co-defendants, has pleaded guilty in federal court to a $550,000 bribery scheme. Atkinson, who worked as a corrections officer for 16 years, accepted bribes from inmates at Lee Correctional Institution and their family members. The inmates, Larry Williamson and Jason Brown, received contraband such as cellphones, tobacco products, and controlled substances in exchange for the bribes. This contraband was then sold to other inmates, with profits split among Atkinson, Williamson, and Brown. The U.S. District Attorney's Office of South Carolina has charged Williamson in a separate indictment. Each defendant faces up to 20 years in prison. The case was investigated by the FBI Columbia Field Office and the South Carolina Department of Corrections Office of Inspector General.
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Police Chase from Fort Worth to Dallas Ends in Arrest of Three Individuals

Police Chase from Fort Worth to Dallas Ends in Arrest of Three Individuals

A police chase unfolded from Fort Worth to Dallas after a driver fled a traffic stop during a narcotics investigation. The incident began when officers stopped two vehicles, one of which complied while the other fled, striking a police cruiser. The pursuit ended in Dallas, resulting in the arrest of three individuals. The chase highlights ongoing challenges in law enforcement's efforts to manage traffic stops and criminal investigations.
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US on track to have historically low number of homicides in 2026, report says

US on track to have historically low number of homicides in 2026, report says

A new report from the Council on Criminal Justice shows an 18% decrease in the homicide rate across 30 American cities from 2025 compared to the same period in 2026
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New Jersey's World Cup Human Trafficking Sting Leads to 71 Arrests

New Jersey's World Cup Human Trafficking Sting Leads to 71 Arrests

During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, New Jersey conducted a large-scale human trafficking sting operation, resulting in 71 arrests and the assistance of 97 suspected victims. The operation involved 44 local, county, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. This sting is part of New Jersey's ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking, with several similar operations conducted in recent years. The initiative highlights the state's commitment to addressing serious criminal activities and protecting vulnerable individuals from exploitation.
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Tempe Mill Avenue Arrest Video Sparks Controversy After Charges Dropped

Tempe Mill Avenue Arrest Video Sparks Controversy After Charges Dropped

A video of a woman's arrest outside a Tempe bar has raised questions after the Maricopa County Attorney's Office declined to prosecute, citing no reasonable likelihood of conviction. The incident involved a woman allegedly interfering with police during a fight, leading to her arrest for interference, aggravated assault, and resisting arrest. The video shows an officer using force, prompting an internal investigation by Tempe Police.
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Ex-Army soldier jailed on arson charge after fiery attack on Manhattan federal building

Ex-Army soldier jailed on arson charge after fiery attack on Manhattan federal building

A federal magistrate judge has ordered a former Army soldier to be detained on an arson charge for an attack on a Manhattan federal building
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Nancy Grace Challenges Mississippi Police Over Nolan Wells Death Investigation

Nancy Grace Challenges Mississippi Police Over Nolan Wells Death Investigation

Nancy Grace, a former prosecutor turned television personality, has raised questions about the investigation into the death of Nolan Wells in Mississippi. Following Wells' funeral, Grace aired an episode on her show 'Crime Stories,' where she scrutinized the handling of the case by local police. Her coverage has sparked significant attention, particularly within the Black community, as clips from the episode went viral on social media. Grace is known for her assertive style and has a reputation for bringing national attention to cases she believes are mishandled. Her involvement in the Wells case has been seen as a significant move to advocate for justice, leveraging her platform to highlight potential injustices in the investigation.