Peru’s Congress voted to remove President Dina Boluarte amid rising crime and public unrest, signaling a major political shift.

Businesses report significant improvements following a retail crime crackdown, praising coordinated efforts between police and retailers.

Experts argue that rising executions do not significantly deter violent crime, challenging claims that capital punishment serves as an effective crime prevention tool.

A landmark conviction for war crimes in Sudan highlights that global justice mechanisms, though slow, can hold perpetrators accountable.

John J. Lennon discusses his book The Tragedy of True Crime in a PEN Ten interview, exploring the complexities of true crime narratives.

South Korea is using a life-sized holographic police officer in Seoul to deter crime and enhance public safety.

Farmers and police in Cambridgeshire collaborated to share knowledge and strategies at a rural crime training day.

A California man has been extradited to Madison, Alabama, facing charges of attempting to engage in sexual activities with a minor under the age of 16.

Jews experienced the highest rate of religious hate crimes in England and Wales during the year ending March 2025, according to official statistics.

Peru’s Congress has voted to remove President Dina Boluarte from office amid escalating crime and public unrest.

Two men were arrested in Newry, Northern Ireland, in an NCA-led investigation that uncovered over £2.5 million in suspected criminal cash linked to a major money laundering network.

A rural crime training day in Cambridgeshire brought farmers and police together to share practical knowledge and strengthen collaboration in preventing and tackling rural crime.

Queensland Police are investigating the suspicious death of a man found after a disturbance at a Torquay home in Hervey Bay, with a crime scene declared and inquiries ongoing.

A 33-year-old man was shot dead in Shfaram, reflecting the ongoing surge of deadly violence driven by organised crime in Israel’s Arab community.

A senior Timorese minister has warned that organised crime networks are infiltrating Timor-Leste’s government through illicit investment, exploiting weak oversight and threatening national integrity.

Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, also known as Ali Kushayb, was convicted by the International Criminal Court of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the Darfur conflict in Sudan.

Hate crime in England and Wales has risen for the first time in three years, with major increases across all categories, particularly race, religion, and gender identity.

Federal and local data paint different pictures of Memphis crime — both technically accurate, but shaped by how and where crimes are counted.

Lincoln Crime Stoppers is seeking public help to identify multiple suspects in two major theft cases — one at a retail store and another at a construction site — underscoring the city’s ongoing battle against organized theft.

Despite a sharp drop in violent crime across Minneapolis, unease lingers among residents — and city leaders are split between quiet optimism and political tension.

Rochester’s violent crime is falling to its lowest levels in years, but lasting peace depends on solving the deep-rooted social problems that fuel it.

Minneapolis is seeing a sharp decline in crime in 2025, but isolated acts of violence continue to test the city’s confidence in its recovery.

Striking nurses at Henry Ford Genesys Hospital rushed from their picket line to assist victims of the Grand Blanc church shooting and fire, showing selfless dedication even while off duty.

Striking nurses from Henry Ford Genesys Hospital broke from their picket line to aid victims of the Grand Blanc church shooting and fire, offering medical support, comfort, and solidarity despite being asked to leave by hospital officials.

The daughters of a Michigan church shooting victim chose forgiveness over anger, honoring their father’s legacy of compassion and faith.

Federal officers and National Guard troops have been deployed to Memphis as part of a national crime crackdown led by the Trump administration.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Attorney General Pam Bondi arrived in Memphis to launch a sweeping federal task force aimed at cracking down on violent crime, sparking both support and criticism.

A vehicle and stabbing attack outside a Manchester synagogue left two people dead and several others injured, shaking the city’s Jewish community.

The 2025 U.S. government shutdown has entered its second day with Congress deadlocked, federal workers facing furloughs and possible layoffs, and the White House using the crisis to push sweeping funding cuts.

Juvenile crime stems from peer pressure, broken homes, poverty, and lack of support, but prevention and rehabilitation can transform at-risk youth into positive contributors to society.

Organized crime networks combine violence, corruption, and financial manipulation to dominate societies. Despite global law enforcement efforts, their adaptability and reach make them one of the world’s most persistent threats.

White-collar crime may not involve violence, but its economic and social impact is massive, making it one of the most dangerous threats to modern society.

Violent crime is one of society’s greatest challenges, rooted in poverty, inequality, and social issues, but with prevention, community support, and strong policies, its grip can be reduced.

Cybercrime is one of the biggest threats of the modern world, affecting individuals, businesses, and governments alike, but awareness, laws, and strong cybersecurity can help society fight back.

The United States has filed a denaturalization action against Vladimir Volgaev, a Ukrainian-born man who concealed his role in firearms smuggling and fraud, leading to a conviction in 2020 after gaining U.S. citizenship in 2016.

Georgia Tech Research Corporation will pay $875,000 to settle allegations it violated the False Claims Act by failing to meet required cybersecurity standards on Defense Department contracts.

DNA and ballistic evidence have identified long-deceased Robert Eugene Brashers as the perpetrator of the 1991 Austin “Yogurt Shop Murders,” finally bringing closure to the case.

Two people were killed and four others injured when a man drove into and attacked worshippers outside a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur.

While the governor calls for National Guard troops in Baton Rouge, the city’s Community Street Team is focused on grassroots solutions to reduce crime and build trust.

After the tragic death of a Stephens College student in a weekend shooting, Columbia leaders pledged urgent action against rising crime but remain divided on how to achieve it.

Columbia leaders and the University of Missouri announced a joint plan with local, state, and federal partners to boost patrols, review ordinances, and improve downtown safety through immediate crime-fighting measures.

October is Crime Prevention Month, a nationwide campaign that empowers citizens, law enforcement, and organizations to work together in building safer communities year-round.

Global leaders at the 2025 IP Crime Conference in Lyon emphasized cooperation, training, and innovation as essential tools to combat counterfeit goods and safeguard public health and security.

City and university leaders in Columbia announced immediate actions—including increased patrols, new safety audits, and expanded partnerships—to fight rising downtown crime.

The October 1, 2025 crime report details unlawful entry, robbery, assaults, larcenies, stolen vehicles, and fraud cases, showing an active day for Arlington police.

The Trump administration’s federal crime crackdown has officially begun in Memphis, sparking both praise from state leaders and protests from activists concerned about militarization and civil rights.

A New Orleans father was tragically killed during a carjacking outside his child’s day care, leaving the community shaken as police investigate the suspect’s mysterious injury and possible murder charge.

Starvation has been outlawed as a weapon of war for decades, yet its deliberate use continues to escape accountability due to legal and political hurdles.

The White House used Portland protests as both a justification and political opportunity to advance Trump’s federal crime crackdown, sparking legal challenges and fierce debate over states’ rights.

New York City’s latest crime data shows record-low shootings, murders, and robberies, directly challenging Trump’s calls for military crackdowns on “unsafe” cities.

The hearing on the Trump administration’s response to crime in cities exposed deep political divides over federal intervention and long-term solutions.

An Idaho judge ruled to withhold the release of graphic Bryan Kohberger crime scene photos, prioritizing victims’ families’ privacy over public access.

A look at four gripping true-crime stories where medical betrayal and systemic failures turned healing spaces into scenes of tragedy.

At a congressional hearing in Charlotte, grieving families condemned weak crime policies and judicial failures that allowed repeat offenders to remain free, leading to the murders of their loved ones, including 22-year-old Logan Federico.

Even after Trump’s crime emergency ended, joint patrols between D.C. police and federal immigration authorities have continued, fueling confusion, undermining sanctuary protections, and eroding community trust.

The body found in the impounded Tesla registered to the singer d4vd has been identified as Celeste Rivas, age 15.

Florida Officially Legalizes Open Carry Following Appeals Court Ruling, AG Declares It Law of the State

The man believed to have shot Charlie Kirk is now identified as Tyler Robinson, 22. Authorities say Robinson has been taken into custody, and a mug shot has been released.

Charlie Kirk, a conservative commentator and founder of Turning Point USA, was reportedly shot during a speaking event at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025.

When William A. Noguera entered San Quentin's death row in the 1980s, he never imagined that decades later, he would be at the center of a story that could shake the American criminal justice system to its core. A convicted murderer himself, Noguera spent more than 30 years behind bars, ultimately becoming an artist, writer, and advocate for justice reform. But it’s what he did in the shadows of San Quentin that may define his legacy.

Forget Hollywood heartthrobs — the latest “bad boy” making headlines is no actor. He’s Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar, son of the infamous Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, and the U.S. Government just slapped a $10 million price tag on his head.

In an arrest photo that’s gone mega‑viral — not for the suspect, but for the... curves — ICE’s San Diego office hasn’t just made a citizen arrest. It made the internet lose its collective mind.

Discover the 10 most beautiful beach towns in the U.S., ranked by scenery, charm, and unforgettable traveler experiences.