Zhane Molina Arrested After Ramming Deputy in Stolen Vehicle
El Paso County deputies arrested Zhane Molina after alleging she rammed a patrol vehicle while fleeing in a stolen vehicle; the prosecution remained pending.
El Paso County deputies arrested Zhane Molina after alleging she rammed a patrol vehicle while fleeing in a stolen vehicle; the prosecution remained pending.
Richard Carpenter was charged after police said a St. Petersburg drone confrontation with a delivery driver escalated into an alleged vehicle intrusion and battery.
Mark Belle, 66, was charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault and carrying a firearm without a license after a woman was shot in her vehicle.
Florida Domestic Battery Case Port St. Lucie Nurse In “Nacho Average” Domestic Battery Case Enters Diversion Deal Allyson Swan, 39, entered a no-contest plea to misdemeanor battery after police said a 3 a.m. domestic dispute with her wife over nachos escalated into a confrontation involving…
Latest verified status: Charged with indecent assault and harassment and held on ,000 bail pending a preliminary hearing; no later disposition located. Pennsylvania Crime Case New Jersey Man Charged After Police Say Mall Easter Bunny Performer Was Groped Shivakrishna Bera, 36, was arrested after Upper St. Clair police said a woman dressed as the Easter…
Witness testimony concluded in Cassandra Michael’s juvenile murder trial over the alleged getaway-driver role in the 2025 killing of Caleb Quick; both sides rested.
Giselle Gonzalez-Vasquez was charged with hindering prosecution and a juvenile faced robbery, burglary, assault and kidnapping counts tied to the 2024 Macedon home invasion; no final disposition was located.
Mystikal, legal name Michael Lawrence Tyler, was sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to third-degree rape. The prior article’s jury-conviction description was incorrect.
Former Flint police sergeant Corey Joseph Graves was arraigned on assault with intent to murder, felony-firearm and misconduct-in-office charges.
Delhi Police reported reviewing 2,873 people present at or around the protest area and said 989 had prior police records; the figures were a police review, not proof that every person reviewed committed a new offense.