California’s “vaccine equity” distribution makes general public availability months away

LOS ANGELES, CA – California Governor Gavin Newsome says the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in his state will keep a close eye on “vaccine equity” making sure nobody is left out of…

California News·Health and Wellness

Man fleeing police in Hartford caught after crashing car

HARTFORD, CT – Hartford Police made an arrest after a high-speed chase this morning. On Saturday, at approximately 7:10am, a Hartford officer was observing traffic on W Sumner St. The officer observed…

Massachusetts News·Police Blotter

Cars on blocks are a thing again in DeBlasio’s New York City

QUEENS, NY – An old and familiar sight is returning to New York City, cars stripped and abandoned on cinder blocks. In Queens, one group of car thieves have been caught. Queens…

New York News·Police Blotter

Cop used shotgun to shoot tires of repeat offender who tried to run over officer

LAS CRUCES, NM – On December 10, 2020, at around 3:10 a.m., the New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau was called to investigate a pursuit involving the Texas Department of Public Safety…

Police Blotter

Man who sold COVID-19 “Virus Removal” lanyards filled with chlorine dioxide pleads guilty

BOSTON – A Quincy man pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court in Boston in connection with selling a lanyard that falsely claimed to protect against viruses. Jiule Lin, 38, pleaded guilty to…

Government News·Massachusetts News·Police Blotter

New York man used SnapChat, took 16-year-old Jersey girl to New York City for sex, found guilty

CAMDEN, N.J. – A New York man today admitted to enticing a minor and transporting the minor across state lines to engage in sexual activity, and to receiving images of child sexual…

New Jersey News·New York News·Police Blotter

Another Dallas real estate agent charged in city council development bribery scandal

DALLAS, TX – It sounded like a project with great intentions, homes for the homeless, but it turned out there was much more to it behind the scenes and city officials were…

Police Blotter

Mom wouldn’t be a prostitute, so they kidnapped her 2-year-old and abandoned him at Goodwill Store

Memphis, TN – Jeremy Fitzgerald, 34, and Turliscea Turner, 29, both of Memphis, Tennessee, have been federally charged in a criminal complaint with kidnapping a two-year-old boy whom they later abandoned at a…

Police Blotter·Viral News

Federal Court orders NC Pharmacy, Pharmacy Owner, and Pharmacist-in-Charge to Pay More Than $1 Million and to Cease Dispensing Opioids or Other Controlled Substances

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA – A federal court in the Eastern District of North Carolina entered a consent judgment and injunction requiring a North Carolina pharmacy, Seashore Drugs, Inc., its owner John D.…

North Carolina News·Police Blotter

Watch: Police in Cape Coral be askin’ if ye know this porch piratess

CAPE CORAL, FL – Tis’ be the season, yar. Porch pirates are running rampant across America stealing your goods from your front loading dock and if you’re lucky you have a doorbell…

Florida News·Police Blotter

Supreme Court delivers major blow to Governor Murphy, Democrat Party’s assault on religion during COVID-19 pandemic

LAKEWOOD, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy lost a crucial civil rights case filed against him and the state against his draconian lockdowns against religious gatherings. The case could send shockwaves…

Jersey Shore News·Politics

Philadelphia man gets 6 years for 4 bank robberies

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – First Assistant United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced that Michael Edmondson, 53, of Philadelphia, PA, was sentenced to 78 months in prison, three years of supervised release, and…

Pennsylvania News·Police Blotter

Ignoring Phil Murphy’s Contact Tracers is a Bi-Partisan Effort

TRENTON, NJ – Bipartisanship is a hard creature to find in New Jersey, but ignoring New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s army of contact tracers has turned into a bi-partisan effort of epic…

Health and Wellness·New Jersey News

6,000 Jersey Shore Customers Lose Power Ahead of Snow Storm

LACEY TOWNSHIP, NJ – Over 6,000 customers of First Energy at the Jersey Shore ahead of the upcoming snowstorm predicted to cripple the area. There was once a time when JCP&L service…

Community News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Police Blotter

Even more people hanging up on Murphy’s contact tracers as rate increases to 78%

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy still can’t understand why New Jersey residents far and wide and from all political parties are ignoring calls from his army of contact tracers. …

Health and Wellness·New Jersey News

Governor Murphy says Wednesday storm to be a “real whopper”

TRENTON, NJ – Shedding color on the impending snow storm that is expected to dump more than a foot of snow in some regions of New Jersey, Governor Murphy said current models…

Government News·New Jersey News

Monmouth Man bribed drug addicts to enter rehab for kickbacks

TRENTON, NEW JERSEY – A Monmouth County, New Jersey, man was sentenced today to 13 months in prison for participating in a conspiracy to defraud health insurance companies through a multi-state patient…

Monmouth County News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Mexican sea cucumber smuggler gets 6 months

SAN DIEGO , CALIFORNIA – Tijuana resident John Jaimes Torres was sentenced in federal court today to six months in custody for smuggling protected sea cucumbers valued at more than $60,000 into…

California News·Police Blotter

Two Georgia women charged with bribing former supervisor

ATLANTA, GEORGIA – Lesbia Lily Gonzalez Moreno and Ailin Michelle Maldonado have been charged with paying bribes to Gerald D. Harris, a former Supervisor in DeKalb County’s Tax Commissioner’s Office, in exchange…

Georgia News·Police Blotter

Man robbed guns from Ocala Rural King store

OCALA, FL – A robbery suspect in Ocala knew exactly what he was looking for when he forced entry into the Ocala Rural King store early Sunday morning. He headed right for…

Business News·Florida News·Police Blotter

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