Articles for category: Crime

October 4, 2025

Trump Warns Flag Burners: One Year in Prison

Donald Trump Stands Firm on Patriotism, Says Burning the American Flag Will Mean One Year Behind Bars Donald Trump has once again shown why his supporters call him the strongest defender of American pride. On October 3, 2025, a viral screenshot claimed the former president sent a message warning that anyone who burns the American flag will face immediate arrest and up to one year in prison. The post referenced his August 25, 2025 Executive Order, which directed law enforcement to take a hard stance on flag desecration. For Trump’s supporters, this is the kind of bold leadership they believe

October 2, 2025

Judge Blocks Release of Graphic Idaho Crime Scene Photos

Idaho Judge Bars Release of Disturbing Crime Scene Photos in Bryan Kohberger Case to Protect Victims’ Families from Trauma Some cases capture the world’s attention not only because of their brutality but because of the sheer heartbreak they leave behind. The murders of four University of Idaho students in 2022 are one of those stories. The man accused of carrying out the killings, Bryan Kohberger, continues to face the legal system, and each new development brings another wave of public interest and pain for those connected to the victims. This week, a judge in Idaho made a decision that highlights

October 2, 2025

Josh Stein Under Fire for Delaying Iryna’s Law in North Carolina

Governor Josh Stein Faces Backlash After Letting Iryna’s Law Sit for Nine Days Without Signature Despite Veto-Proof Support North Carolina’s political climate has grown increasingly heated over the fate of Iryna’s Law, a sweeping reform to the state’s bail system that has been sitting unsigned on Governor Josh Stein’s desk for more than a week. The bill, officially known as House Bill 307, was passed by a veto-proof bipartisan majority on September 24, 2025, with a 44-4 vote in the Senate and 107-8 in the House. Yet as of October 2, the governor has not acted, and Republicans are voicing

October 2, 2025

Teen Charged After Brutal Beating of 66-Year-Old Usher at NBA Youngboy Concert

14-Year-Old Suspect Charged With Felony Assault After Vicious Attack on Elderly Usher at NBA Youngboy Show in Kansas City The night was supposed to be about music, lights, and the excitement of a live performance. Thousands of fans had gathered inside the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City to see rapper NBA Youngboy, but what should have been a memorable evening turned into something darker for one man just doing his job. Thomas Schlange, a 66-year-old usher, was violently attacked during the concert on October 17, an incident that was caught on video and quickly spread across the internet. The footage

September 30, 2025

Joint Base McGuire on LOCKDOWN after Active Shooter Reports

Massive New Jersey Military Base with 42,000 Personnel on LOCKDOWN amid Active Shooter Reports – What We Know News broke late on September 30, 2025, that Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey was placed under lockdown following reports of an active shooter. The base, which spans across several townships and houses more than 42,000 military personnel and civilians, is one of the largest military installations in the region. The sheer size of the base makes any potential emergency there feel monumental, especially given the fact that so many service members and their families live and work in the surrounding communities.

September 29, 2025

Iowa superintendent arrested and license revoked in shocking ICE case

Des Moines superintendent Ian Andre Roberts detained by ICE and stripped of his license after discovery of illegal immigration status and past weapons charge The story out of Iowa has left parents, teachers, and community members stunned. Ian Andre Roberts, the superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, was detained by ICE on September 26, 2025, and just two days later, Iowa education officials announced his teaching and leadership license had been revoked. The revelation that the leader of one of the state’s largest school districts had been living in the United States illegally for years has sparked anger, confusion, and

September 28, 2025

Devastating Attack: Michigan Church Shooter Identified

Church Massacre in Grand Blanc: Shooter Thomas Jacob Sanford Killed After Ramming, Shooting and Setting Fire to LDS Church On Sunday morning, what was meant to be a quiet time of worship instead turned into a nightmare for a community in Michigan. At the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc Township, a 40-year-old man reportedly named Thomas Jacob Sanford drove a pickup truck into the building during a Sunday service attended by hundreds. After crashing through the front doors, he got out and opened fire on congregants, striking multiple people. Then the horror escalated further as

September 28, 2025

Terror at Michigan Church: Shooter Opens Fire and Sparks Blaze

Grand Blanc Church Shooting Leaves Multiple Victims and Building in Flames as Police Confirm Shooter is Down There are moments when the world seems to stop, and the news feels almost too heavy to process. That was the feeling on Sunday morning when reports began pouring in from Grand Blanc, Michigan, about a terrifying attack at a church that ended in flames. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a quiet place of worship in this suburban community, became the scene of chaos after an active shooter opened fire during a service. Police quickly moved in and confirmed that

September 28, 2025

3 Women Indicted for Stalking ICE Agents — One on the Run After Doxing

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Three Women for Stalking and Doxing ICE Agents — Cynthia Raygoza on the Run After Livestreaming Agent Addresses The safety of federal agents has become a central issue in America’s heated immigration debate, and the latest indictment shows just how dangerous the climate has become. A federal grand jury has indicted three women after they allegedly stalked ICE agents all the way to their homes, broadcasting their personal addresses live on Instagram in a brazen attempt to intimidate law enforcement. This stunning case highlights not just the lengths some activists are willing to go but also

September 27, 2025

Florida Prosecutor Sparks Outrage With Park Case Comments

State Attorney Monique Worrell Defends Dropping Charges in Park Exposure Case, Says Acts Were “Wrong But Not Illegal” Florida has once again found itself at the center of a heated debate over justice, safety, and prosecutorial discretion. This time the controversy surrounds Monique Worrell, the elected State Attorney for Orange and Osceola counties, who is facing a wave of backlash after remarks she made about a disturbing case in Apopka. At Kit Land Nelson Park, police arrested a 61-year-old man accused of exposing himself near children at a splash pad. Witnesses reported the behavior as indecent and unacceptable, and parents