A new study by the California Department of Justice sheds light on patterns and trends in firearms used in crimes. The first annual California Crime Report, released June 30, is part of the state’s annual statistical reporting of Homicide in California, Crime in California, Use of Force Incident Reporting, and Juvenile Justice in California. “Access … Read more
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — As Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin contemplates whether to restore civil rights to convicted felons who have served their time, he is considering at least some of the circumstances of their crimes, his administration said Monday in a letter to the state NAACP. Read the message here: Commonwealth Secretary Kay Coles James … Read more
HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP, Pennsylvania – Police in Haverford Township released their latest crime spotter recently. Blotting events occurred between July 6 and July 11. Participate Blotting also includes arrests made and citations issued. See full blotting below: accidents Theft at Pep Boys, 500 blocks from West Chester Pike, on July 6 at 10:04 a.m. – Store … Read more
“Referring to someone by the wrong gender pronoun (he/she, she/it) should be a criminal offense,” says millennials in a new survey. Americans, especially young people, often bemoan that our country has such problems with the police and mass incarceration. But when it comes to decriminalizing or reducing penalties for things that put people in the … Read more
Housing ex-prisoners at risk of homelessness to reduce reoffending Get 12,000 criminals in England and Wales off the streets Part of the government’s campaign to stop rough sleeping and stop crime Up to 12,000 prisoners in England and Wales who are at risk of being released homeless will be offered temporary accommodation for up to … Read more
Former President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign is once again spitting on campaign finance laws, this time by hiring a strategist who was convicted of crimes related to a political bribery scheme — which Trump later pardoned. According to new disclosures filed over the weekend, Trump’s political operation has hired John Tate via his company, JFT … Read more
State officials announced Monday that Kermit Chanel, director of the Arkansas State Crime Lab since 2007, plans to retire from his position at the end of next month. Arkansas Secretary of Public Safety Col. Mike Hager confirmed in a press release that Chanel will be retiring effective August 31. Channell, 61, will be replaced by … Read more