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A gunman opened fire in a downtown apartment building Wednesday afternoon, killing three people including himself, and wounding two police officers and four others.

Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state agencies to stop funding AI-powered surveillance cameras after an investigation exposed $30 million in state grants for a network of over 3,200 devices.

U.S. District Judge Fernando Rodriguez Jr. ruled Minnesota's case against Gov. Greg Abbott was not ready for court review, clearing the way for Christian Castro's release from jail.

Governor Kathy Hochul is defending a measure prohibiting local law enforcement from helping federal immigration authorities, setting up a legal showdown with county executives and sheriffs.

Officers ordered Uber driver Anthony Baines to pursue a fleeing suspect allegedly threatening a mother and children, dashcam footage shows.

The surveillance startup's new OS Investigate platform searches by behavior and location rather than license plate, expanding into riskier legal territory while facing infrastructure sabotage and bipartisan scrutiny.

OS Investigate integrates 45 data tools across 6,000 communities, allowing officers to identify drivers based on movement patterns and associates—a sharp departure from the company's prior claims about its technology's limits.

All nine officers were injured when a second-floor wooden deck gave way during an Operation Adam's Watch warrant service on July 21; the target was arrested later that day.

A federal immigration officer pulled his weapon on Carolina Molina, a U.S. citizen, in Falls Church, Va., after she shouted at agents who accused her of trying to run them over.

Metropolitan Police impounded a rare Ferrari Monza SP2 and dozens of other luxury vehicles in a two-day operation targeting uninsured and erratic driving.

Aaron F. Farinacci, 37, faces a first-degree arson charge in connection with the Old Trails Fire, one of three blazes that have leveled more than 700 buildings near Spokane.

Two people intervened at a Tucson fast-food restaurant after a 34-year-old man knocked down an elderly victim and grabbed for his backpack.

Jeanine John Taele, 38, was found with a concealed firearm and armor-piercing ammunition after photographing security at the Rancho Palos Verdes course ahead of Trump's arrival

Aaron F. Farinacci, 37, faces a first-degree arson charge in connection with one of three wildfires burning across Spokane County, Washington

A supervisory special agent allegedly used internal FBI access to pull crypto keys and transfer nearly $1 million from criminal targets' wallets to his own accounts.

Spokane County Sheriff John Nowels announced Monday the arrest of Aaron F. Farinacci, 37, on suspicion of first-degree arson after investigators determined the Old Trails Fire was intentionally set.

Supervisory Special Agent Patrick Steven Yarmoch, who held top secret clearance, allegedly pulled crypto keys from FBI systems and transferred more than $1 million in digital assets to his own wallets.

The exchange now channels most data requests through its UAE entities, increasing response times for authorities tracking illicit crypto flows and hindering asset recovery.

A suspect and bystander are in critical condition after a shooting, intensifying scrutiny on urban public safety strategies

Ten shooting scenes since Saturday fuel demands for more police funding, testing council members who backed reallocating law enforcement dollars

German national charged with converting $2 million in Dream Market crypto into gold bars shipped to Germany

Operation targeted marketplace dealing in drugs and weapons, showcasing law enforcement's growing ability to trace illicit crypto funds