Category: Crime

Officer Travis Haecker is facing multiple charges, including theft and credit card abuse related to a nonprofit organization.

Following a troubling incident where the FBI mistakenly arrested the wrong person, authorities in Providence and officials from Brown University are stressing the risks of doxxing – sharing personal information about someone without consent. This caution comes as the investigation continues into a shooting, leaving the actual suspect still on the loose.

A Wisconsin judge has given the green light for a criminal forgery case to continue against former aides of President Donald Trump related to the 2020 scheme to present fake electors and alter the outcome of the presidential election. This case stands as one of the final legal battles concerning the 2020 election.

Todd Durst, 45, faces charges for swatting, obstructing official duties, and inducing panic; meanwhile, Luis Acevedo Jr., 40, remains on the run.

Shannon, a TikToker, found herself in legal trouble while seeking justice for her son Sam, who suffered a horrific attack. His story is gaining attention years later as the legal battle continues.

The anguish of living with wrongful conviction is beyond imagination.

While Tennessee Titans’ Jeffery Simmons was busy on the field, his home became the target of a burglary, overshadowing his impressive performance.

During a recent briefing at the White House, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt found herself in a tight spot. A reporter pressed her on why Donald Trump decided to pardon a fraudster who swindled $1.6 billion, and the questions left her stumbling over her words. Compounding the issue, she continually mispronounced the name of the firm linked to the fraud. Here’s what went down.

Daniel Kluver from Minnesota has been fighting with tax and legal issues related to identity theft for over ten years. Authorities have pointed to Romeo Pérez Bravo, accused of purchasing Kluver’s Social Security number. Pérez Bravo is now charged with aggravated identity theft and may face jail time.

The Enforcement Directorate has initiated legal action against five individuals involved in substantial fraudulent activities, reported from their Surat office.