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“Baby-faced terror” arrested after alleged spree of armed robberies

“Baby-faced terror” arrested after alleged spree of armed robberies

November 12, 2023

A 14-year-old, described by police as a “baby-faced terror,” is facing new charges in connection with six armed robberies in the Bronx, bringing his total alleged involvement to nearly two […] Read More

Carjackings and auto theft surge in 2022

Carjackings and auto theft surge in 2022

Prompting concerns about firearms and clearance rates

October 30, 2023

Concerning statistics released by the FBI point to a significant increase in carjackings and auto theft in the United States in 2022, leaving experts racking their brains for a solution. […] Read More

New North Carolina juvenile crime law allows police to release youths’ information to public in certain cases

New North Carolina juvenile crime law allows police to release youths’ information to public in certain cases

September 6, 2023

A new juvenile crime law has been enacted in North Carolina that grants law enforcement agencies the ability to reveal information about juveniles suspected of serious crimes. This legislation, known […] Read More

8-year-old boy arrested in Alabama after armed carjacking and police chase

8-year-old boy arrested in Alabama after armed carjacking and police chase

July 28, 2023

Alabama police arrested an 8-year-old boy on Tuesday morning, July 11, after the minor allegedly carjacked an adult at gunpoint and led authorities on a dramatic police chase before crashing […] Read More

Surge in juvenile crime in Minneapolis prompts calls for accountability, reform

Surge in juvenile crime in Minneapolis prompts calls for accountability, reform

June 20, 2023

Escalating violence among children and teenagers, along with a general uptick in juvenile crime, is gripping the Twin Cities as well as communities across the United States. Recent incidents of […] Read More

Rise in car thefts linked to social media viral videos sparks concern and legal actions

Rise in car thefts linked to social media viral videos sparks concern and legal actions

June 7, 2023

Officials are seeking legal action after a sharp rise in car thefts involving Hyundai and Kia vehicles, which they attribute to viral videos circulating on social media platforms, particularly TikTok. […] Read More

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