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By Emily Zantow - The Washington Times - Thursday, May 13, 2021 A cyber gang on Thursday released data stolen from the Metropolitan Police Department after the agency refused to pay a $4 million ransom, according to a local news outlet. The Babuk ransomware group is said to have posted information related to crimes, investigations, daily intelligence briefings, hiring, leave requests and officer reinstatement, DCist reported. “We publish the full data of the police department, including HR, Gang Database, you will find ...

Published May 13, 2021   Updated May 13, 2021, 4:23 pm CDT A document from Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department leaked by cybercriminals details the FBI’s concerns over two extremist groups in the wake of the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. Featured Video Hide The Babuk ransomware gang on Thursday released a large cache of files it had stolen after attempts to extort the department for $4 million fell through. Advertisement Hide As reported by the Daily Dot on Tuesday, alleged screenshots of the group’s negotiations with po...

Over the last three decades, Chicago police have listed about 33,000 juveniles as members of street gangs, some as young as 10, according to the latest release of data from the department's controversial tracking system.

Detective williams, who ran the name through a gang database and discovered, unfortunately, there was more than one c-styles. >> there's big c-styles, there's a little c-styles. >> reporter: eventually williams found a c-styles who'd been on probation at the time of the murder. >> our first goal was to identify the connection between the c-styles and crystal taylor. any gang affiliation, any relatives? was he a boyfriend, ex-boyfriend? the sisters say no. her friends say no. there's no evidence to support that they even knew each other. >> although maybe they knew each other and she didn't tel...

Serious about gun violence. if they were serious they would target these particular individuals and, third, they don't trust law enforcement to create a gang data base that is fair. and they are really hatred for law enforcement is evident in voting down this amendment. >> tucker: but they trust law enforcement to go to the homes of law-abiding citizen and seize their firearms. >> absolutely. and, in fact, we haven't heard anything about no knock warrants. we haven't heard anything about the process that law enforcement can use to take law-abiding citizen' weapons away from them. but that's ex...