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Off-Duty Chicago Officer Shot Two Men From His Car in Little Village, Then Drove Off and Fired Toward the Group
Police Accountability

Off-Duty Chicago Officer Shot Two Men From His Car in Little Village, Then Drove Off and Fired Toward the Group

An off-duty Chicago officer shot two men in Little Village after a strike to the face, then drove away and fired toward the group again. COPA is investigating whether that…
Officer Jon Grubbs Still Owes $21 Million After the Eleventh Circuit Refused to Erase Jerry Blasingame’s Taser Judgment
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Officer Jon Grubbs Still Owes $21 Million After the Eleventh Circuit Refused to Erase Jerry Blasingame’s Taser Judgment

The Eleventh Circuit left a $21 million judgment against Atlanta Officer Jon Grubbs after a Taser drop paralyzed Jerry Blasingame. The AEGIS Alliance explains the city's exit and the unpaid…
Chad Essert Gave Up the Bethel Chief’s Job on a $500,000 Bond With Seventy Felony Counts Still Untried
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Chad Essert Gave Up the Bethel Chief’s Job on a $500,000 Bond With Seventy Felony Counts Still Untried

Chad Essert resigned as Bethel police chief after a 70-count indictment from his years as a teacher. The AEGIS Alliance reports the Florida extradition, the bond, and the still-open case.
Twenty-One Custody Names and a Prosecutor’s Review: Inside Snohomish County’s Operation Guardian
Crimine News

Twenty-One Custody Names and a Prosecutor’s Review: Inside Snohomish County’s Operation Guardian

Washington State Patrol took 21 people into custody in Snohomish County during Operation Guardian. The AEGIS Alliance maps the public list, the statutes, and why charging is still a prosecutor's…
Abbas Araghchi Blamed Israel’s Mossad for Iran’s Protest Dead While a Named Roster Counted 4,219 Killed, Including 281 Children
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Abbas Araghchi Blamed Israel’s Mossad for Iran’s Protest Dead While a Named Roster Counted 4,219 Killed, Including 281 Children

Iran Human Rights on September 17, 2026 named 4,219 people killed in the January crackdown, including 420 women and 281 children. Most dated deaths fell on January 8 and 9.…
Baldwin County’s Grand Jury Still Holds Mobile Detective Jacob Clifford’s Child Sex Case After the Bind-Over
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Baldwin County’s Grand Jury Still Holds Mobile Detective Jacob Clifford’s Child Sex Case After the Bind-Over

A Baldwin County judge bound Jacob Clifford's case to a grand jury in January 2026. The Mobile homicide detective denies four child-sex-abuse counts and three sodomy counts. No indictment has…
Michael Broady Called 911 From Reform, Alabama, and the Body Camera Outlived the Partial Settlement
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Michael Broady Called 911 From Reform, Alabama, and the Body Camera Outlived the Partial Settlement

Michael Broady called 911 in Reform, Alabama, in August 2021 and died after a multi-agency arrest. Judge Annemarie Carney Axon dismissed settled claims against Kallenna Homan and Austin Moss. Deputies…
The Bathroom Was the Felony: Kyle Vazquez, Known as Tommy Tuffknuckles, Still Faces Hidden-Camera Counts After the Egg Stunts
Crimine News

The Bathroom Was the Felony: Kyle Vazquez, Known as Tommy Tuffknuckles, Still Faces Hidden-Camera Counts After the Egg Stunts

Kyle Vazquez, the Coram TikToker known as Tommy Tuffknuckles, pleaded not guilty to eight counts after police said he recorded inside private homes. No published verdict has followed the June…
Ventura County Paid Jaiden Perkins $440,000 While the Deputies Accused of Beating Him Stayed on Paid Leave
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Ventura County Paid Jaiden Perkins $440,000 While the Deputies Accused of Beating Him Stayed on Paid Leave

Ventura County paid bouncer Jaiden Perkins $440,000 after he said off-duty deputies Dylan Davis and Anthony Malagon beat him for stopping a chokehold. A judge later denied mental-health diversion. The…
Kimberly Sullivan Told a Waterbury Judge She Understood, Then Rejected Prison and Set Up Her Stepson to Testify
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Kimberly Sullivan Told a Waterbury Judge She Understood, Then Rejected Prison and Set Up Her Stepson to Testify

Kimberly Sullivan rejected two prison offers on September 4, 2026, in the Waterbury captivity case. A judge kept her GPS monitor on. Jury selection is expected in January 2027, and…
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