Man Fatally Shot Leaving Indoor Basketball Court on San Antonio’s South Side

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – A tragic incident occurred as a man met a fatal end while leaving an indoor basketball court on the South Side during the night. San Antonio police reported that the shooting took place around 12:15 a.m. on Friday in the vicinity of Topeka Boulevard and South Presa Street. According to authorities, … Read more

Fire Attack: Men Face Court for Allegedly Setting Man Ablaze in York

Sheffield, England – Two men appeared in court in Sheffield, England, facing charges of allegedly setting a man on fire. The incident, which occurred on a residential street, has shocked the local community. The victim, whose identity has not been disclosed, sustained severe burns and was rushed to the hospital for treatment. Authorities are still … Read more

Violent Home Invasion Robbery at Halloween Party in Reynoldstown Unfolds in Court Testimonies

Atlanta, Georgia – Testimonies from witnesses shed light on a violent home invasion robbery that occurred during a Halloween party in Reynoldstown in 2019. The trial involving suspects Maxx Pritchett, Tyrone Robinson, Lyndsey Kallish, and Lauren Reilly is currently underway at the Fulton County Courthouse. During the trial, former Life University lacrosse players, Kallish and … Read more

Neo-Nazis’ Sentence Upheld by Court of Appeal After Hiker Attack: Hersant’s Legal Battle Continues

Melbourne, Australia – Two neo-Nazis, Thomas Sewell and Jacob Hersant, have successfully avoided further jail time after being convicted of a violent attack on hikers at a Victorian state park. The Court of Appeal has dismissed claims that the sentence imposed on the individuals was “manifestly inadequate.” The Office of Public Prosecutions in Victoria argued … Read more

Infants’ Deaths Linked to Twin Parents’ Negligence: Court Files Charges

Houston, Texas – A man and woman are facing charges in connection to the tragic death of twin infants in October 2023, as revealed in court documents. Angelina Belinda Calderon and Fernando Vega, both 21 years old, have each been charged with two counts of injury to a child-serious bodily injury. Reports indicate that the … Read more

Kansas Mother Tiffany Adams Admits to Killing Two Women in Shocking Oklahoma Case, Court Documents Reveal

Texas County, Oklahoma – Court documents reveal that Tiffany Adams, a suspect in the murder of two Kansas women whose bodies were discovered in the Oklahoma Panhandle, admitted to being responsible for their deaths. Adams is one of four individuals facing charges in connection with the murders of Veronica Butler and Jilian Kelley from Kansas. … Read more

School Shooter’s Writings Ownership and Release at Center of Legal Battle in Tennessee Court

Nashville, Tennessee – A Tennessee judge is currently deliberating the release of a school shooter’s writings as public records after the investigation concludes. An interesting twist to the case arises as the parents of children at Covenant School claim legal ownership of the shooter’s writings and hold the copyright. During a two-day hearing in Davidson … Read more

Supreme Court Upholds Murder Convictions for Men in Wilkes County Case

Atlanta, Georgia – In a ruling on Tuesday, the Georgia Supreme Court upheld the convictions of two men in a 2017 murder case in Wilkes County. Jarvis Lamont Milton was found guilty of murder and other offenses related to the shooting death of Frederick Cade. Richard Stroud Jr. was convicted of felony murder and possession … Read more

Supreme Court Denies Appeal for Black Lives Matter Leader Sued for Violent Attack on Police Officer

Atlanta, Georgia – The Supreme Court recently denied an appeal from a Black Lives Matter leader who was held liable for a violent attack on a police officer. The incident in question involved a clash between protesters and law enforcement during a demonstration in Georgia. The leader of the Black Lives Matter movement, who initiated … Read more

Supreme Court Rejects Appeal from Black Lives Matter Leader Held Liable for Violent Attack on Police Officer

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from a Black Lives Matter organizer held responsible for a violent incident involving a police officer during a protest he led. The case involved civil rights activist Deray Mckesson, who was sued by an unnamed Baton Rouge police officer identified as “John Doe” … Read more