Manhunt for Alleged Gunman After Triple Fatal Shooting
Police in New South Wales launch urgent manhunt for Julian Ingram after three people shot dead in Lake Cargelligo, including his pregnant ex-partner.
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Police Fight Gangs in Haiti, Guatemala: Latin America Photos
AP's top photos from Latin America and Caribbean show police battling gangs in Haiti and Guatemala, prisoner releases in Venezuela, and a cat surviving Chile wildfires.
Death Threat Targets Australia's Largest Mosque
Lakemba Mosque in Australia has received a hate letter with explicit death threats against Muslims, Indigenous peoples, Arabs and Palestinians ahead of Australia Day.
Judge Weighs Backpack Evidence in CEO Murder Trial
A federal judge will hear testimony on police procedures regarding the seizure of Luigi Mangione's backpack, which contained key evidence in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Surgeon in Court for Ohio Couple's Murder Charges
An Illinois surgeon faces arraignment in Ohio for the aggravated murder of his ex-wife and her dentist husband in their Columbus home, with the case drawing national attention.
Texas Sheriff Charged with Fraud After Trump Pardon
Webb County Sheriff Martin Cuellar Jr. faces fraud charges for misusing office funds to run a disinfecting business during COVID-19, two months after his brother received a presidential pardon.
Charity Distances Itself from Ex-Chairman in Abuse Case
A children's charity has publicly distanced itself from its former chairman, Todd Anthony Soulas, who faces 23 charges including child sexual assault and prostitution in an alleged plot with a private school teacher.
Bail Decision Questioned After Alleged Triple Murder
Julian Ingram, 37, was granted bail on domestic violence charges weeks before allegedly murdering three people in Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales.
Family Breaks Silence After Kew Teen Stabbed 11 Times
The family of Leija Michael, 18, has spoken out after she was brutally stabbed outside her Kew mansion. The attacker, Lachlan Starick, later took his own life.
Euphoria Actress Accuses Lyft Driver of $1,000 Theft
Alanna Ubach reports a Lyft driver stole a package containing $1,000 cash, leading to the driver's permanent removal from the platform. The actress claims she was misled about delivery services.
Dementia Pensioner Convicted for Uninsured Car
A 77-year-old man with severe dementia from Middleton, Greater Manchester, was convicted for not insuring his car, which he stopped driving after his diagnosis, under a controversial fast-track court system.
Foul Rant Praises Alleged Triple Murderer on the Run
A domestic violence offender posted a vile online rant praising Julian Ingram, who is accused of murdering his pregnant ex-girlfriend and two relatives in Lake Cargelligo.
Dad's Tribute After Daughter Killed in Mother's Huddersfield Fire
Gary Brereton pays emotional tribute to his eight-year-old daughter Iliza, who died in a house fire deliberately started by her mother in Huddersfield, with the coroner highlighting missed opportunities in mental health care.
Ex-Swimming Coach Granted Bail in Child Assault Case
A former Methodist Ladies' College swimming coach accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl has been released on strict bail conditions in Melbourne.
Family's Tribute to Mum After Fatal Norwich Attack
The family of Tania Williams, 49, pay emotional tribute after she was found fatally injured in Thorpe St Andrew. Her estranged husband has been charged with murder.
Paris Hilton Opens Up About Leaked Sex Tape Trauma
Paris Hilton has spoken out about the lasting trauma from her leaked sex tape '1 Night in Paris', describing it as abuse and exploitation, and is now campaigning for new US laws against AI-generated deepfake pornography.
Fifth Man Charged in Satanic Child Abuse Ring Probe
A fifth individual has been charged in connection with an alleged international satanic child sex abuse material network, following further police investigations in Sydney.
Facebook Marketplace iPhone Sale Turns Deadly in Missouri
A US Marine veteran was fatally shot during a Facebook Marketplace meetup to sell an iPhone in Columbia, Missouri, using his final moments to call for help and text family goodbye.
Croydon Divided Over Labour's Facial Recognition Cameras
Residents in Croydon express mixed feelings about new facial recognition cameras installed to combat crime, with some praising increased safety and others calling it invasive.
Mother Reveals Missing Partner's Affair Signs
Jessica May, 36, shares her devastating story of discovering her long-term partner's infidelity after years of missed clues, gaslighting, and emotional turmoil.
7/7 Victim's Father: Begum Must Not Return to UK
Graham Foulkes, whose son died in the 2005 London bombings, warns against allowing the ISIS bride back as unrest threatens her Syrian detention camp.
Derby Murder Trial: Body Hidden in Garden for 15 Years
A Derby court hears how a woman allegedly murdered her girlfriend, dismembered the body, and concealed it in her garden for 15 years before a journalist's inquiry led to the grim discovery.
Murder Accused Granted Bail Weeks Before Alleged Shooting Spree
Julian Piperpoint-Ingram, a known domestic violence offender, was granted bail in December before allegedly killing his ex-girlfriend, her unborn child, and two others in Lake Cargelligo.
Man Acquitted in Border Patrol Murder-for-Hire Snapchat Case
A Chicago man has been found not guilty of plotting to kill a senior Border Patrol official via Snapchat messages, in a trial testing federal immigration crackdown credibility.
Trey Songz Sues Kansas City Police Over 2021 Chiefs Game
American R&B artist Trey Songz is taking legal action against the Kansas City Police Department following an alleged assault and wrongful arrest at a 2021 playoff game.
Police Forces Face Major Overhaul Under Mahmood's Plan
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping reforms to reduce the 43 police forces in England and Wales, focusing on serious crime and local policing areas to tackle community issues.
House Slave Captor Reported 20 Years Before Arrest
Amanda Wixon, 56, held a woman with learning disabilities captive for 25 years in Tewkesbury. Neighbours claim they repeatedly alerted social services, but no action was taken until police rescued the victim in 2021.
Knife attack at Kurdish protest in Antwerp: two arrested
Six people were injured, two critically, in a knife attack at a Kurdish demonstration in Antwerp. Police have arrested two suspects and are investigating it as attempted murder, not terrorism.
Killer Hid in 'Monster Mansion' Prison After Inmates Learned His Crime
James Wheatley, jailed for life for the brutal murder of vulnerable Lee Irving, was moved to a vulnerable prisoner unit at HMP Frankland after fellow inmates discovered the horrific nature of his crimes, according to a former prison guard.
Bodycam Shows Rescue of Abducted Toddler in Stolen Vehicle
Newly released police body camera footage reveals the dramatic moment officers rescued a two-year-old boy from a stolen car in Colorado Springs, with technology and public alerts playing crucial roles.
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