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An independent human rights advocacy organisation, the Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC), has decried Delta State Police Command's speedy arrest and parading of over 100 persons suspected to be conducting gay marriage in a hotel in the Warri area of the state. SaharaReporters had reported that Delta State Police Command of the Nigeria Police Force arrested over 100 men suspected to be carrying out a “gay wedding ceremony”, in the state.

Two women from Massachusetts are facing numerous charges after allegedly running a coupon scheme where they used counterfeit coupons to steal $27,000 worth of products from Stop & Shop.

A suspect, who attacked a deputy with a crowbar while an arrest warrant was being served, got shot.

Immigration policy. thinking they could come here -200 people sleeping outside the roosevelt hotel. mostly men, which is very concerning. you know, under this false pretense. all of the cities homeless population has doubled, eric adams has the cities overrun. healthcare and schools, all of it and we cant do it anymore. but its because of him! >> and it is emergency combat, nothing else going on. because have you heard about the prostitution that skyrocketing the city? >> if i be honest, i have ...

After numerous claims of deception and deceitful practices, a local business owner is facing charges for allegedly stealing from his customers.

KINSTON, N.C. (WNCT) — Two more people have been arrested in the shooting of a paramedic on May 28. Rahzion Blount, 22, and Dashawn Artis, 25, were arrested and charged with attempted murder on Monday. They were also charged with Accessory After the Fact and taken to the Lenoir County Jail.  Police executed a search […]

Through our joint effort with the Broward Sheriff’s Office to share updates with the residents, this is a summary of Tamarac crime events through May 8.

The subject was driving a black Dodge Ram with a toolbox towards the rear of the bed.

Thomas Jason Scruggs, 43, is under arrest on one count of felony false pretense after convincing one woman to wire him money as a “business investment.”