Morgan Geyser, the Wisconsin woman who, at age 12, stabbed her classmate to please the fictional Slender Man, will be released from a psychiatric hospital after a judge determined she has made significant progress in her treatment. Geyser, now 22, has spent nearly seven years at the Winnebago Mental Health Institute. Experts testified that she no longer poses a public safety risk. In 2014, Geyser … Continue reading Woman who stabbed classmate to please Slender Man can be released from psychiatric hospital

LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy, a potential first-round NFL Draft pick, is wanted by police for a fatal car crash on December 17 near Lafourche Parish. Authorities allege Lacy, 24, was speeding and illegally passing vehicles, causing a collision that killed 78-year-old Herman Hall and injured two others. Lacy reportedly fled the scene without rendering aid. He faces charges of negligent homicide, reckless operation of … Continue reading Top Draft prospect Kyren Lacy wanted by cops for negligent homicide two days before he declared for NFL

The California National Guard deployed 400 troops Thursday night to assist in battling L.A. County wildfires and curbing looting in evacuated areas. The Eaton Fire has burned nearly 14,000 acres with 0% containment, forcing thousands to flee. A 6 p.m.-6 a.m. curfew is in place for evacuation zones, where 20 looters have been arrested. The troops, initially stationed near the Eaton and Palisades Fires, may … Continue reading National Guard Deployed To Stop Looting, Fight Blaze In California

A Los Angeles Times report revealed that the Santa Ynez Reservoir in Pacific Palisades was empty for repairs when devastating wildfires struck the area, leaving firefighters with low water pressure and dry hydrants in higher-elevation streets. Officials confirmed that the lack of water in the 117-million-gallon reservoir contributed to pressure issues, but it likely wouldn’t have fully mitigated the situation. The fires were fueled by … Continue reading Major Pacific Palisades Reservoir Was Offline And Empty When Fires Broke Out

A homeless man accused of attempting arson with a blowtorch in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, was subdued and zip-tied by locals performing a citizen’s arrest. Police detained the man, but his connection to the devastating Kenneth Fire, which has caused mass evacuations and significant damage, remains unclear. Celebrities like Khloe Kardashian and Henry Winkler have condemned the suspected arsonist as wildfires, fueled by extreme weather, … Continue reading Homeless Man with Blowtorch Tackled by Locals in LA as Police Confirm Wildfire Was Arson

Federal officials have warned police agencies about the dangers of reselling guns to the public, a practice linked to violent crimes. A new ATF report reveals that between 2019 and 2023, over 1,000 people were killed with guns once owned by police, and more than 2,500 violent crimes were committed with resold police firearms. Many departments sell used guns to dealers, who resell them to … Continue reading ATF urges police to reevaluate reselling used firearms to the public

Former MLB pitcher Brian Matusz, 37, was found dead in a Phoenix home on Monday, according to police. The cause of death has not been revealed. Matusz, a first-round draft pick by the Baltimore Orioles, had a notable career, including a World Series championship with the Chicago Cubs in 2016. He was known for his time as a starting pitcher with Baltimore and later as … Continue reading Body of Brian Matusz, former Baltimore Orioles pitcher, found at Phoenix home

Takeshi Ebisawa, a 60-year-old alleged Yakuza leader, pleaded guilty in a New York court to trafficking nuclear materials, drugs, and weapons as part of an international criminal network. In a 2021 DEA undercover operation, Ebisawa attempted to sell uranium and weapons-grade plutonium from Myanmar to a supposed Iranian general for a nuclear weapons program. He also conspired to distribute heroin and methamphetamine in the U.S. … Continue reading Alleged Yakuza leader admits trafficking nuclear materials from Myanmar

Dontae Smith, 21, pleaded guilty but mentally ill to second-degree murder and other charges for randomly killing three people and wounding a fourth during a two-hour shooting spree in Detroit in August 2022. The attacks, which left victims at a bus stop and a church doorway, occurred during a paranoid schizophrenic episode, according to his attorney. Smith’s plea deal carries a minimum 30-year sentence, with … Continue reading Man who randomly killed 3 on Detroit streets pleads guilty but mentally ill