LVMPD says its Violent Gun Crime Unit has investigated 82 cases and recovered 116 firearms in 2026; an April 23 shooting near Eastern and Charleston led to a suspect arrest.

Crime Stoppers of El Paso published its May 8, 2026 Most Wanted roster, naming 11 people wanted on a mix of violent and drug‑related allegations.

A Brooklyn banker pleaded guilty in the DOJ’s Operation Gold Rush probe tied to more than $10 billion in alleged Medicare fraud. New guilty pleas and federal advisories have renewed enforcement activity.

Federal agents arrested three people after tracking vehicles between an El Paso residence and local ports of entry; prosecutors say charges include migrant smuggling.

A Cook County jury found the fleeing motorist — not Chicago officers — at fault in a 2023 West Side crash that injured an Uber driver and passenger.

A man who prosecutors say hid homemade explosives on SoHo rooftops and tossed one onto subway tracks pleaded guilty; sentencing is set for Friday, May 8, 2026.

A Danish researcher indicted in 2011 on fraud charges arrived in Atlanta after being extradited from Germany; prosecutors say he diverted CDC grant money.

A welfare check at the San Leandro Marina ended in a fatal police shooting Friday; three officers have been placed on leave as investigators open probes.

A 30-year-old man wanted in a Hollywood Beach shooting was arrested after a pursuit that ended in a crash near Hallandale Beach; police say he faces attempted murder charges.

A West Valley City man will serve two consecutive 1–15 year terms after a June 29, 2025 highway shootout with Salt Lake police. Prosecutors say the episode began with a parking‑lot dispute and ended on I‑80.

Former Memphis firefighter Zachary Richey pleaded guilty to five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor and faces 8–60 years in prison. Sentencing is pending.

Two Murfreesboro men were arrested May 8 in the 2022 killing of Micah Robinson. Both face first‑degree murder charges and have a hearing set for June 17.

The DOJ filed a denaturalization complaint asking a federal court to revoke the citizenship of Ali Yousif Ahmed, a Phoenix driving‑school owner accused in 2006 Iraq killings. The move is part of a wider denaturalization push.