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After a report of a kidnapped child prompted a frantic search by Grand Junction Police, it turned out to be a hoax. Following a 2 ½ hour search, the reporting party admitted that he lied about a child being in the back seat of his car that was stolen. Arvis Deacons-Sanders, 37, was arrested for charges of Obstruction, False Reporting, and Attempt to Influence a Public Servant. Law enforcement were dispatched to a report of stolen vehicle from 2996 D Road at approximately 2:20 p.m. after a report that a red Kia sedan had been stolen from the parking lot of the liquor store at 30 and D roads...

By Julia Bertino May 28, 2021 (Douglas County, NE) -- Two men are arrested after 11 pounds of meth and more than $37,000 in cash are found in an Omaha motel room. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office says around 7:30 Wednesday night, the DCSO Crime Suppression Unit was conducting targeted enforcement in the area of 108th and L. The sheriff's office says during the operation, a vehicle with no plates was pulled over. Investigators say during the stop, deputies determined that the driver and front seat passenger, 57 year old Michael Scott and 34 year old Guadalupe Ayala-Armienta, had valid wa...

Police: Louisiana man threatened to detonate bomb at Vanderbilt University Medical Center Mark Humphrey/AP FILE -- This July 16, 2013 file photo shows Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, File) and last updated 2021-05-19 13:10:59-04 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A man from Louisiana is facing charges in Davidson County for making a bomb threat at Vanderbilt University Medical Center last month. According to court documents, on April 25, a nurse at the hospital received a call from Phongsavanh Panyanouvong, who claimed he had placed a bomb on the ...

The term “swatting” refers to when someone calls law enforcement to falsely report information that might prompt a heavy law enforcement response to a specific location, sometimes involving a SWAT team.

April 23, 2021 Story  Gov. Jay Inslee directed Attorney General Bob Ferguson today to investigate Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer for potential criminal violations in late January when the sheriff called 911 and claimed that a black man in his neighborhood had threatened to kill him. This action is taken pursuant to RCW 43.10.230 and .232, which authorizes the governor to grant the attorney general concurrent authority and power with local prosecuting authorities.  In a letter sent to John Hillman, of the Criminal Justice Division in the Office of the Attorney General, Inslee references Tac...