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Euclid police posted surveillance of a man who allegedly exposed himself inside a CVS and asked the public to help identify him. Investigators gave report 26‑03548.
A single-vehicle crash near Grand Teton Drive and Aliante Parkway killed two people. Police say speed was a significant factor and the investigation is ongoing.
A Shelby County judge handed Robert Washington a life term Monday for the 2021 stabbing death of his wife, Trenicia Brown. Prosecutors said a toddler was present during the attack.
Frisco police say a pre‑dawn shooting in the 200 block of Buck Ridge Drive sent suspects fleeing; no injuries were reported and detectives are investigating.
A Hamilton County judge sentenced Shawn Kidder to six to nine years after he admitted setting a gas-fed explosion that wrecked a Price Hill apartment and injured four people.
Placer County warns of a spike in callers posing as jail staff and demanding payment through Zelle, Venmo or retail gift cards. Officials urge residents to report suspicious calls.
ICE removed a Mexican national wanted for murder and accused of laundering $4.6M, transferring him to Mexican custody after he was arrested in Frisco earlier this year.
Hernando County deputies are searching for David Manuel Perez, who is wanted on a no‑bond warrant for domestic battery by strangulation.
A Metro Police helicopter tracked two suspected street racers through Antioch Monday, ending in a crash and two arrests; booking records show felony counts and an ICE detainer.
Search teams recovered the body of an adult male in his 20s at Tibble Fork Reservoir after he went missing while swimming, the sheriff's office says.
A 62-year-old man was arrested after deputies say he threatened a woman with a sword outside her Von Ormy home and tried to pull her toward his vehicle. Court booking records confirm the arrest.
A judge handed a 25-year term to Mijawon Johnson after a Red Line attack in January 2024 killed 61-year-old Vivian Morgan. The court found him guilty but mentally ill.
A federal jury cleared a former Baltimore detective in Clarence Shipley Jr.'s civil suit, and a judge dismissed the remaining claims, closing the case.
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