State records show a Homestead man registered a temporary address in The Villages' Rosedale Villas; FDLE lists his 2009 conviction and vehicle details.

A Monroe County sergeant’s extra‑patrol traffic stop on May 1 led to the arrest of two Wonewoc residents tied to burglaries at the Kendall Fast Trip. Both were booked in the county jail.

A man in his 60s was found dead Monday in the parking lot of UMass Memorial Marlborough Hospital; investigators say there is no ongoing threat to the campus.

Burglars smashed a window and ransacked an Encino home; police say watches and purses worth over $50,000 were stolen and no arrests have been made.

Police, fire and EMS ran joint downtown exercises on May 4 as Atlanta ramps up multi‑agency readiness for the FIFA World Cup. The drills tested coordination, triage and communications ahead of match days.

Two adults face charges after a Glock and an AR-15–style pistol were found in vehicles at separate Rutherford County high school proms, prompting stepped-up screenings. Schools say vehicle checks remain part of prom safety plans.

A 23-year-old from Cowansville is jailed after an alleged parking-lot crash at Igloo Ice Cream, then punching a bystander and producing a knife. He faces three aggravated-assault counts; bail is $100,000.

Oakland police say more than 70 ATVs and dirt bikes were recovered during a Bay Bridge sideshow sweep that snarled traffic and led to arrests. The department thanked CHP and SFPD for assisting.

A shooting near East and Madison Streets in Opelousas left one person injured and led to the arrest of a 30‑year‑old man, police say.

A Spokane man was booked on a felony after threatening calls to The Villages and Mar‑a‑Lago were traced to his phone. Federal agents joined the investigation.

Carlsbad police say two adults and a juvenile were detained after a Sephora shoplifting; a fleeing suspect was tracked by a department drone and arrested. Officers recovered stolen merchandise and drugs as detectives continue the investigation.

Three months in, Anne Arundel’s switch to 12‑hour patrols shows early wins — lower overtime and fewer vacancies — but the union and researchers warn of fatigue risks.

A Mt. Healthy mother faces two counts of child endangering after deputies found her 6- and 1-year-old children playing near their Lyndale Court apartment. Police say the unit was in disarray and lacked a way to call for help.