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The City of Birmingham’s Office of the City Attorney is suing the owners and operators of properties located at 800 and 814 3rd Avenue West due to the continued

All known skill games businesses operating in the Newark and Heath have been shut down or will be soon, according to police in both communities.

BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — Anti-crime cameras are up and running in The Throggs Neck Business Improvement District. Community leaders and the NYPD say this will keep all eyes on any illegal activity going on in the neighborhood. “Anybody that’s doing anything illegal in the Throggs Neck bid, we are going to be looking at you,” […]

As spring weather ushers into Seattle, authorities there aren’t just bracing for a new round of street takeover events. Instead, they’re ready to try out a new option which supposedly will help nab not only participants but also spectators at the illegal gatherings. A sheriff has found a hilarious way to stick it to street takeover participants. As KOMO News points out, a new law gives police more options when it comes to cracking down on street takeovers. But nobody knows for sure...

On April 9, the city of Plano, in partnership with the Plano Police Department, filed a petition in the 471st District Court of Collin County for pre-suit discovery to investigate

Police said they had a warrant to enter the establishment, where they seized 22 gambling machines, a handgun, methamphetamine and cash.

The Oklahoma Bureau Narcotic's Marijuana Enforcement Teams (MET) served a search warrant at Mayday Farm LLC. in Delaware County as part of an on-going investiga

Facing financial difficulties, a farmer in Prakasam district attempted to clear his debts by cultivating ganja on his land. However, his illegal activities were uncovered by SEB officials, resulting in the destruction of the ganja crop and the farmers arrest.

After a string of violence in the northwest Charlotte area surrounding Beatties Ford Road, the community came together to bring solutions.