Rep. Ilhan Omar declined to comment after police raided her son's home, raising questions over his roommate's illegal firearm possession.
Rep. Ilhan Omar declined to comment after police raided her son’s home, raising questions over his roommate’s illegal firearm possession. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN) declined to answer questions about a police search of the Minneapolis home shared by her son, Adnan Hirsi, and his roommate, Abdulrahman Abdi. Minneapolis police executed a search warrant at the residence on August 25 and reportedly recovered multiple firearms and ammunition, with Abdi arrested on a weapons charge. DETAIL: The investigation began with a traffic stop in which Abdi was cited for driving without a valid license and proof of insurance, after which officers impounded his vehicle and discovered a firearm. Abdi, 22, was…Open
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A California District Attorney is sounding the alarm on violent sex offenders being released under an "elder parole" program. NEWSMAX's Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera reports.
A man previously convicted of murder who later ran for public office in Washington State, is now behind bars and accused of a horrific triple homicide. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera has the details on “Wake Up America.”
AI:In a judicial system that has completely abandoned common sense and public safety, a Los Angeles judge handed down an absurdly light sentence to a felon who attempted to blow up an LAPD helicopter. This radical leniency reflects a broader breakdown in law and order where violent criminals are treated with more compassion than the officers sworn to protect us. Instead of facing the full weight of justice for an assassination attempt on law enforcement, this perpetrator walks away from a crime that should have guaranteed life in prison behind bars.Open
A 29-year-old Charlotte man already convicted of voluntary manslaughter allegedly killed one person and seriously wounded another barely two hours after walking out of jail on a $10,000 bond, raising sharp questions about why he was free at all. David Simpson posted bond on a charge of possession of a weapon by a prisoner and […] The post Charlotte man with manslaughter conviction charged with fatal shooting less than two hours after posting bond appeared first on American Almanac .
A 29-year-old Charlotte man already convicted of voluntary manslaughter allegedly killed one person and seriously wounded another barely two hours after walking out of jail on a $10,000 bond, raising sharp questions about why he was free at all. David Simpson posted bond on a charge of possession of a weapon by a prisoner and left Mecklenburg County Jail at 12:20 a.m. on July 29. By approximately 1:45 a.m. that same morning, police say, he had shot two men at an east Charlotte apartment complex, one fatally. The entire sequence, release to alleged homicide, took roughly 85 minutes. Simpson now faces charges of first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury,…Open
Three Houston defendants facing serious charges are on the run after walking away from unsecured residential homes instead of being held in jail. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera has more on “Wake Up America.”
A deputy U.S. Marshal was fatally shot in Louisiana while attempting to apprehend a fugitive who had failed to appear in court. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera details how failures in the judicial system allowed a dangerous repeat offender back onto the streets.
Owen Hanson won national championships at USC. Then he fell into debt to a Mexican drug cartel, became their logistics coordinator, and landed a federal prison sentence of nearly two decades. Now free, Hanson says the First Step Act, the criminal justice reform law enacted during President Trump's first term in 2018, cut years off […] The post Former USC star turned cartel courier credits Trump's First Step Act with saving his life appeared first on American Almanac .
Owen Hanson won national championships at USC. Then he fell into debt to a Mexican drug cartel, became their logistics coordinator, and landed a federal prison sentence of nearly two decades. Now free, Hanson says the First Step Act, the criminal justice reform law enacted during President Trump's first term in 2018, cut years off his time behind bars and gave him a reason to turn his life around. Hanson, the real-life figure behind a docuseries that earned him the nickname "Cocaine Quarterback," told Fox News' Lara Trump on the July 11 edition of "My View" that the law did exactly what its authors intended: it rewarded inmates who chose rehabilitation over idleness. His account is a concrete case study in what conservative criminal…Open
