Louisiana Cop Dons Armor, Assault Rifle To Call Out Gang Members On TV
The newest viral video by Capt. Higgins in Louisiana already has more than 11 million views.
Crime
FBI Agents Raid A Texas Housing Financial Firm Accused Of Fraud
A housing development firm in Grapevine, Texas, was visited by FBI agents Thursday after being accused of operating as a Ponzi scheme.
Apple's Showdown With The FBI Is About More Than Just iPhones
A judge ordered Apple to unlock a San Bernardino shooter's iPhone. So what are the privacy implications?
Hospital Pays Hackers' Bitcoin Ransom For Hijacked Patient Records
The hackers used "ransomware" to lock the hospital out of its own medical records.
Suspect In DC Mansion Killings Indicted On 20 Felony Counts
Darron Dellon Dennis Wint faces 20 felony charges in the 2015 deaths of three people from a wealthy family and their housekeeper in Washington, D.C.
Woman Says Jewelry Worth Thousands Missing After Pest Control Visit
Now she's filed a lawsuit accusing the pest control company of negligent supervising and hiring.
Apple Vows To Fight Order To Unlock San Bernardino Shooter's iPhone
Apple CEO Tim Cook says helping the FBI hack into the iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters would set a "dangerous precedent."
Florida Teen Arrested After Posing As A Doctor
Police say Malachi Love-Robinson opened a medical office in West Palm Beach and was posing as a doctor.
Colorado Planned Parenthood Clinic Reopens Months After Attack
The Planned Parenthood clinic that became the site of a deadly shooting last November reopened part of its building Monday.
Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer Denies Assault Allegations
Reports say police responded to a call from The Plaza hotel and a woman in her 20s was transported to a hospital with self-inflicted injuries.
2 Pedestrians Hit By Blow Darts On The Golden Gate Bridge
Authorities don't believe the darts are poisonous and think they were shot out of a moving car on the bridge.
Police Kill Suspect After Machete Attack At Ohio Restaurant
According to authorities, a man walked into the Nazareth Mediterranean restaurant and deli in Columbus, Ohio, and started attacking people inside.
NYPD Officer Found Guilty In Shooting Death Of Unarmed Man
Liang says he was patrolling a housing project with his gun drawn when he was surprised by a noise and accidentally fired.
Cleveland Rescinds $500 Ambulance Bill Sent To Tamir Rice's Family
The city rescinded the bill it sent Rice's family for the ambulance that transported the 12-year-old to the hospital after he was shot in 2014.
DOJ Sues Ferguson, Missouri, For Denying Justice System Overhaul
The Department of Justice is suing the city of Ferguson, Missouri, after its city council voted to reject an overhaul of its criminal justice system.
Former Priest Arrested In Connection With 1960 Murder Case
Ex-priest John Feit was arrested Tuesday in connection with the 1960 murder of a second-grade teacher.
Maryland's Senate Extends Voting Rights To All Ex-Convicts
Maryland's House and Senate overruled vetoes from the governor on legislation that allows convicted felons to vote as soon as they're released.
Man Accused Of Throwing Gator Through Wendy's Drive-Thru Is Arrested
The incident happened in October, but U.S. Marshals recently took the suspect, a Florida man, into custody.
Serial Stomper Targeting Women's Feet In Austin, Texas
Several women have reported incidents of a man stomping on their feet before riding off on a bicycle.
Chicago Officer Sues Family Of Teen He Shot, Claims 'Emotional Trauma'
Chicago officer Robert Rialmo filed a countersuit against Quintonio LeGrier's estate, claiming shooting the teen caused him "emotional trauma."
Cat Gets Doused With Boiling Water In Viral Video, Man Charged
The cat that was hit with scalding water in a Facebook video is now receiving medical treatment, and a Chicago man has been charged.
1 Dead, 1 Injured After Wanted Couple Engages In Shootout With Police
Authorities say a Missouri couple were shot in the Florida Panhandle after a high-speed chase with police.
'Serial' Subject Adnan Syed Has A 'Last-Ditch' Shot At A New Trial
Adnan Syed, subject of "Serial's" first season, is in court seeking post-conviction relief. He claims his lawyer was ineffective during the trial.
Ammon Bundy, Other Oregon Militia Members Indicted
Ammon Bundy and at least 10 of his supporters have been formally indicted, but we don't know what the charges are because the indictment is sealed.
Bill Cosby's Motion To Dismiss Charges Against Him Is Denied
Bill Cosby's motion to dismiss his sexual assault case has been denied. A judge rejected his claim that he had immunity from a 2005 deposition.
Robert Durst Of HBO's 'The Jinx' Pleads Guilty To Gun Charges
Robert Durst pleaded guilty Wednesday to possessing a gun as a convicted felon, which could lead to a murder trial.
Earl Avery Talks How 'Making A Murderer' Has Affected His Family
Steven Avery's younger brother said in an interview with "Access Hollywood" things have been tough on the entire Avery family lately.
New Report Finds A Record Number Of Exonerations In 2015
The number of people exonerated has been on the rise over the past decade, according to a University of Michigan Law School report.
DC Passes Bill That Would Pay 'At-Risk' Residents Not To Commit Crimes
The idea comes from Richmond, California, where seven years after the program was implemented, homicides dropped by two-thirds.
Chicago Police Blame 'ACLU Effect' For Murder Spike
Some Chicago police officers are blaming the "ACLU effect" for increased homicides, saying more oversight makes it hard for them to do their jobs.
