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Criminal Justice

Police, prosecutions, prisons

Wired

Old Credit Card Scams Persist Despite Advances in Digital Security

A report indicates that traditional credit card scams, including mailing fake cards and letters, are still a significant threat. Countries like Portugal, France, and Germany have seen an increase in such scams, while the US faces ongoing issues with skimming, particularly targeting government benefits. Experts advise vigilance when using payment cards and caution against unsolicited mail.

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Daily Wire

Two Arrested Following Deaths of Ole Miss Students Linked to Kratom

Two men have been arrested in connection with the deaths of two University of Mississippi students after authorities seized kratom and other suspected narcotics from a local vape store. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not confirmed a link between the store's products and the students' deaths.

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New York Post

Family of Paralyzed Marine Veteran Discusses Health Issues Affecting Court Testimony

Jimmy Friesenhahn, a Marine veteran paralyzed after being shot, has been hospitalized, affecting his ability to testify against his alleged attacker, Wilmer Vladimir Ruiz Ortega, in court. Friesenhahn's family expressed concerns about Ortega's prior criminal record and questioned why he was not deported despite multiple arrests. The trial is scheduled to begin on October 20, 2026.

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New York Post

Suspect Throws Cash from SUV During Police Chase in Texas

A police chase in Pearland, Texas, involved a suspect throwing cash from an SUV after allegedly stealing from an ATM. The driver, Levon Steven Jr., and passenger, Tarvares Givens, were arrested, with ongoing investigations into further charges.

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New York Post

Man Charged with Stabbing Pittsburgh Doctor Previously Claimed to Be King Tut

Elijah Hemingway, charged with the murder of Dr. Idris Evans in Pennsylvania, previously claimed to be King Tutankhamun during a police encounter in Florida. Hemingway allegedly broke into Evans' home and fatally attacked him while injuring his wife. Dr. Evans was a pediatric critical care physician and an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh.

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BBC — World

South Africa's Ambassador to the US Addresses Claims of White Genocide

Roelf Meyer, South Africa's new ambassador to the US, has rejected claims of a white genocide against Afrikaners, stating that such notions do not exist. In an interview, he expressed concern over the misrepresentation of violence in South Africa and highlighted that the majority of crime victims are black. The Trump administration has initiated a refugee pathway for Afrikaners, with plans to admit thousands more, but Meyer called for a revocation of the executive order underpinning this pathway, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive approach to crime in South Africa.

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Fox News — Latest

Family of Paralyzed Marine Veteran Discusses Health Issues Affecting Upcoming Testimony

Marine veteran Jimmy Friesenhahn, who was paralyzed after being shot, faces health complications that may delay his testimony against his alleged attacker, Wilmer Vladimir Ruiz Ortega. Friesenhahn's family has raised concerns about Ortega's prior criminal record and questioned why he was not detained prior to the shooting. The trial is set to begin next week.

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New York Post

Man Released After Allegedly Attacking Rabbi and Another Individual in NYC

Eric Avrutov, 31, was released by a judge after allegedly assaulting a rabbi and another man in New York City. The rabbi sustained a shoulder injury during the unprovoked attack, and despite prosecutors' requests for bail, the judge granted supervised release. Avrutov has a history of prior arrests, including multiple assaults.

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BBC — World

Police Investigate Death of Black Woman Found Hanging from Tree in Mississippi

Police in Mississippi reported that Tasia Fortune, a 29-year-old woman, was dead before her body was found hanging from a tree. Her death has been classified as a homicide, and three individuals have been arrested in connection with the case. This incident has raised concerns about hanging deaths of black individuals, prompting calls for further investigations.

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PBS NewsHour

Investigation into Tasia Fortune's Death Reveals Staged Hanging Linked to Drug Dispute

Tasia Fortune was reportedly killed in a drug dispute, and her body was found hanging in a tree in Jackson, Mississippi, in a staged manner, according to police testimony. Two men have been arrested in connection with her death, which has been ruled a homicide, while a third suspect is being sought. The investigation is ongoing, with a hearing scheduled to continue later this month.

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Daily Wire

Suspect Charged with Murder of UMass Dartmouth Football Player Identified as Nigerian National

Chukwunonso David Uzoma-Eze, a 19-year-old Nigerian national, has been charged with the murder of UMass Dartmouth football player Marvins Antoine following a stabbing incident in Providence, Rhode Island. Uzoma-Eze, who overstayed his tourist visa, was shielded from deportation by multiple administrations and is currently facing murder charges that could affect his immigration status.

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Fox News — Latest

Toxicology Reports Expected Soon in Ole Miss Student Deaths; Potential for Anti-Fentanyl Law Activation

Toxicology reports for two University of Mississippi students, Robert Strang and Aidan Hamilton, are expected next week amid ongoing investigations into their deaths. If fentanyl is detected, Mississippi's Parker's Law may be invoked to pursue charges against those responsible for selling the substance. Additionally, two arrests were made in a separate narcotics investigation linked to a local tobacco shop.

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New York Post

Pittsburgh doctor identified attacker before fatal stabbing, court documents reveal

Idris Evans, a pediatric critical care physician in Pennsylvania, was fatally stabbed in bed after calling out the name of his alleged attacker, Elijah Hemingway. Hemingway, who broke into the Evans' home, faces multiple charges including criminal homicide. Evans was pronounced dead at a local hospital, while his wife remains in critical condition.

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Fox News — Latest

Police Investigate Alleged Hazing Incident at Fraternity in Madison, Wisconsin

Police in Madison, Wisconsin, are investigating an alleged hazing incident at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, where approximately 30 young men were found in a basement under hot conditions, some showing signs of physical assault. Two fraternity leaders were arrested on hazing and disorderly conduct charges, and the case will be reviewed by the Dane County District Attorney's Office.

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Washington Examiner

Investigation Underway Following Incident at Missouri Turning Point USA Event

Authorities are investigating an incident at a University of Missouri Turning Point USA event where a guest suggested that more figures like Charlie Kirk should be killed. The university confirmed the individual was not a student and has referred the matter to law enforcement agencies for further investigation.

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Fox News — Latest

Testimony in Caleb Flynn Case Focuses on Messages with Mistress

In the trial of Caleb Flynn, jurors reviewed messages between Flynn and his mistress, Alleigha Botner, which included discussions about wanting his wife dead. Botner testified that she did not believe Flynn intended to act on these statements, and the defense argued that the messages were about divorce rather than murder. Digital forensics evidence from Flynn's cellphone was also presented in court.

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New York Post

Jessica Gorman criticizes Democratic lawmakers during testimony on daughter’s death

During a congressional hearing on September 25, 2026, Jessica Gorman criticized Democratic lawmakers for their behavior while she testified about her daughter Sheridan Gorman's murder. She specifically called out Rep. Pramila Jayapal for her remarks and accused Rep. Jerry Nadler of napping during the session. Another parent, Stephen Federico, also voiced frustration with the criminal justice system regarding his son's murder.

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Daily Mail

Man Sentenced for Taking Indecent Images and Using AI to Alter Them

Zafer Dogan, 32, was sentenced to two years and four months for taking thousands of indecent images of women and children and using AI to alter them. Despite police opposition, he was released on bail multiple times, leading to concerns about public safety and the treatment of victims in the justice system.

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New York Post

Nigerian National Charged with Murder Overstayed Visa and Received Deferred Action

Chukwunonso Uzoma David Uzoma Eze, a Nigerian national, has been charged with the murder of UMass Dartmouth football player Marvins Antoine during an altercation in Providence, Rhode Island. Eze, who entered the U.S. on a tourist visa in 2015 and overstayed, received deferred action under both the Biden and Trump administrations. The stabbing incident occurred early Saturday morning outside Mezzo Lounge.

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