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A Virginia cop allegedly walked into Target in full uniform, tampered with a barcode, and left with Magic: The Gathering cards he had not fully paid for. That alone would have been a bizarre end to Scott Abram's 20-plus-year law enforcement career, but investigators say the 44-year-old then surfaced at another Target just four hours later in connection with a second suspected theft.

A Missouri tow truck company owner has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in federal prison for using forged paperwork to sell or scrap stolen vehicles, leading to several million dollars in proceeds. According to ... Read more

Ryan O'Donnell's parking problem added up to about $524: two tickets for an expired meter and one for overstaying a time limit. Chicago's answer was to tow his car, impound it, and sell it at scrap value, $273, to URT United Road Towing, the private company that tows for the city. According to the federal appeals court that upheld the arrangement, the city did not use any of that money to pay down his tickets.

A new report indicates that a team deployed by Pete Hegseth's staff dropped a priceless globe believed to be owned by former president Dwight D. Eisenhower in an attempt to relocate it to Hegseht's office

Federal agents executed early morning SWAT raids in Tarzana to arrest chiropractor Dr. Hany Malek and cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Harold Tabaie in an alleged $135 million Medicare fraud scheme. The duo co-owned two Los Angeles-based clinics where they lured patients with illegal kickbacks to perform medically unnecessary, invasive atherectomy leg...

A woman in Pennsylvania is facing charges after allegedly using her position with the county to steal $20,500 in food assistance benefits that she exchanged for drugs and items at stores around town. Sheila McDonald of Pittsburgh worked as the EBT coordinator at the Lehigh County Assistance Office when, according to a Tuesday, October 20 […]

DNA evidence has helped solve a 1962 double homicide near Battle Ground, marking the oldest cold case resolution in Clark County Sheriff’s Office history. Investigators identified Barton M. Stebbins and Walter Stain as suspects in the killings of Charles Hale, 71, and Lester McCollum, 67, who were found dead on June 24, 1962. The final DNA breakthrough came Oct. 1, 2026, more than 64 years after the murders.

A man who led a successful expedition to capture a great white shark off Massachusetts’ coast last year is charged with cruelty to animals and other offenses. Christopher Stefanou, of New York, is accused of illegally capturing the great white shark along Cape Cod in October 2025 as part of a dayslong venture with Stefanou’s […]

Mobile, Ala. — (GSN) — The City of Mobile recently revealed that it fell victim to a criminal scheme resulting in $14.7 million in municipal funds being transferred to a fraudulent entity. Local officials are currently cooperating with federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and the Secret Service, as the investigation unfolds.

Nearly $200,000 in stolen checks. $30,000 in cash. A mysterious master key capable of unlocking secured mailboxes across Maryland. That's what investigators uncovered while building a case against a Waldorf man who targeted mailboxes in Montgomery County, leading to a guilty plea and prison sentence…