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Union County deputies say a sweep of 21 vape and THC retailers netted more than 5.5 pounds of tianeptine and about $100,000 in counterfeit THC products.
Residents say mailed checks in Lakewood Ranch were stolen and chemically altered; postal inspectors and Manatee deputies are investigating. Banks have flagged suspicious deposits and some money was recovered.
A 26-year-old was arrested after allegedly pulling a .40-caliber Beretta and threatening a passenger on an MBTA bus; transit police say he has a prior firearms conviction.
Baltimore police arrested 41-year-old Samuel Partlow in connection with a Feb. 18 Southern District shooting; authorities released few details.
A Putnam County jury convicted Joshua Franklin Pritchard of aggravated assault and domestic assault in Cookeville; sentencing is scheduled for March 19, 2026.
A 23-year-old man was shot near the McDonald's on South Ashland in Back of the Yards and was taken to hospital in stable condition as police investigate.
PBSO confirmed a deputy-involved shooting near Doveland Drive in Pahokee Wednesday night; investigators say details and injuries remain unclear. Authorities remain on scene.
Texas DPS has launched a two‑year Rapid DNA pilot at booking stations to speed DNA matches for violent crimes and will report findings to the Legislature by Jan. 1, 2028.
A fire at BronxCare’s 1650 Selwyn Ave tower sent flames from the 17th floor Wednesday night; FDNY brought the blaze under control and reported no injuries.
A man was arrested Wednesday after a woman was shot during a verbal dispute on Detroit's west side. The victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
An Arlington man was arrested and booked after investigators tied a Mansfield overdose death to an alleged supplier. The medical examiner ruled the victim’s death fentanyl and cocaine toxicity.
Tempe Tavern says Tempe and state liquor officials ran a 'smear campaign' after two 2025 raids. The bar has filed a federal suit seeking damages for lost sales.
A D.C. mother says a stranger who knew her children's names tried to pick them up from school; police say they're investigating. Parents are being urged to double-check dismissal lists.
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