A federal grand jury declined to indict Sean C. Dunn, a former Justice Department paralegal, on felony charges after he allegedly threw a sandwich at a federal agent in Washington, D.C. The rejection marked the second recent refusal by grand jurors to approve felony assault charges against individuals accused of attacking federal officers. Dunn, 37, was initially charged in a criminal complaint after confronting officers … Continue reading Prosecutors Fail to Obtain Indictment Against Man Who Threw Sandwich at Federal Agent

All 14 children injured in Wednesday’s Minneapolis church shooting are expected to survive, with some already released from hospital. Two children, aged 8 and 10, were killed in the attack at Annunciation Catholic School, where the shooter opened fire through church windows. Seventeen people were injured, including six to 15-year-old children and two elderly adults. The shooter, 23-year-old Robin Westman, died from a self-inflicted gunshot … Continue reading Multiple Minneapolis shooting victims released from hospital, police chief says

The FBI’s raids on John Bolton’s home and office are part of a broad investigation that may extend beyond his controversial memoir, The Room Where It Happened, raising speculation about potential criminal charges. Bolton’s book, which bypassed final White House review and contained classified information, previously prompted a civil lawsuit under the Trump administration, though no charges were filed and the case was later dismissed under … Continue reading Bolton may be in hot water as FBI investigation expands beyond controversial book

A gunman fired a high-velocity rifle at a group on a Minneapolis sidewalk Tuesday, killing one person and injuring six others. Authorities believe at least one victim was targeted. The shooter fled in a vehicle and remains at large, while police continue investigating. The incident, near a Catholic high school, caused significant injuries and property damage, but all six injured victims are expected to survive, … Continue reading 1 dead, 6 injured after gunman opens fire on Minneapolis sidewalk

The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded more than 76,000 pounds of illegal drugs in Florida—the largest single-operation seizure in its history—worth $473 million. The haul, including over 61,000 pounds of cocaine and 14,000 pounds of marijuana, could have supplied 23 million lethal doses of cocaine. Part of Operation Pacific Viper, the seizure involved multiple interdictions in international waters with support from the U.S. Navy, Customs and … Continue reading Coast Guard offloads record-breaking amount of drugs off Florida coast

Legal proceedings have begun for four Army soldiers charged in the sexual assault of a college student at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in October. The defendants—Cpl. Pedro Angel Ruiz, Pvt. 2nd Class Deron J. Gordon, Spc. Jadon Bosarge, and Pfc. Kallon Curiel—face multiple charges including sexual assault, indecent recording, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice, with Curiel also charged in a separate child sexual assault case. Gordon … Continue reading 4 Army soldiers charged in connection with on-base sexual assault

A Wisconsin man, Ryan Borgwardt, pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor obstruction charge for plotting to fake his death in a kayaking accident and flee the country. He was sentenced to 89 days in jail—the time he spent misleading authorities—and ordered to pay $30,000 for the two-month search effort. Borgwardt had researched faking a drowning, obtained a new passport, and traveled overseas, but his plan … Continue reading Wisconsin kayaker who faked death to start new life in Europe is sentenced to 89 days