All articles tagged with #homicides
Becket Redfellow, a cast-off heir, murders his way through a Long Island aristocratic clan to secure his inheritance in a queasy dark comedy, anchored by Glen Powell’s charm even as the satire and violence tilt unevenly and the patriarch is gradually revealed as Ed Harris.
Philadelphia experienced a surge in violence over Memorial Day weekend with three homicides occurring within 45 minutes on Sunday night. The victims included 34-year-old Devan Harris, 23-year-old Anthony Turner, and 55-year-old Tonya Shelton. Police are investigating the incidents, which involved multiple shooters and numerous spent shell casings, but no arrests have been made. The community is mourning the loss of these individuals, who were remembered as beloved family members and friends.
Albuquerque police are investigating two overnight homicides, one at 525 San Pedro Drive NE and the other near 6th Street and Copper. In both cases, men were found dead from gunshot wounds. No information on possible suspects has been released, and investigations are ongoing.
Two separate shooting incidents in Albuquerque resulted in two homicides, with one occurring on San Pedro Drive N.E. and the other in downtown Albuquerque. Both incidents are being investigated by the police, and anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.
A spate of recent killings along the Portland waterfront has left locals feeling unsafe and city leaders determined to address the issue. The recent homicides, including a stabbing and a strangulation, have raised concerns about public safety in popular downtown areas. City officials are emphasizing the need to address the root causes of gun violence and are committed to supporting police efforts to keep public spaces safe. Despite the recent violence, some residents remain determined to continue enjoying the city's parks and pathways while acknowledging the need for increased vigilance.
Two homicides are being investigated in connection with the escape of Idaho inmate Skylar Meade and his accomplice Nicholas Umphenour, who were captured after a 36-hour manhunt. The inmates, with ties to the white supremacist group Aryan Knights, allegedly ambushed corrections officers during Meade's hospital visit, leading to the escape. Meade, serving time for aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, has a history of convictions and gang involvement. Law enforcement agencies are investigating the escape, shootings, and homicides, while authorities review security protocols and practices.
An escaped inmate and his armed accomplice have been recaptured in Idaho following a dramatic prison-break, with two other men found dead in separate locations believed to be tied to the escape. Skylar Meade, serving a 20-year sentence, was busted out of a hospital in a night-time raid, and his accomplice Nicolas Umphenour was also recaptured. The two men had common acquaintances in custody and were members of the white supremacist group Aryan Knights. Three correctional officers were shot and wounded during the escape, and the investigation into the homicides is ongoing.
Skylar Meade, an escaped Idaho inmate, and his suspected accomplice, Nicholas Umphenour, were captured in Twin Falls, Idaho, following a manhunt. The two are being investigated in connection with two homicides. Meade, serving a 20-year sentence, was being transported from a hospital when Umphenour shot at corrections officers, injuring two. Both men are members of the Aryan Knights, and their sentences overlapped at an Idaho maximum security institution.
Birmingham Police Chief Scott Thurmond attributes the recent spike in homicides to victims' involvement in "nefarious activities" and a lack of witness cooperation. He emphasizes the need for witnesses to come forward and cooperate with investigations, stating that arrests could be made if more people provided information. Thurmond highlights specific cases and urges residents to join the Connect Birmingham program, which allows police access to outdoor security cameras. He also addresses the prevalence of firearm-related conflicts and the police department's efforts to combat the situation.
Seven people, including the mayor's cousin, were killed in a 24-hour spate of gun violence in Birmingham, Alabama. The victims included one woman and six men, with no arrests made yet. The city has seen 14 murder investigations in 2024, and the mayor urged anyone with information to come forward. The police chief described the city as "rocked to its core" by the events, and a $5,000 reward is being offered for tips.
The US embassy in the Bahamas has issued a travel warning to Americans due to a surge in gang violence and homicides, with 18 murders reported in January alone. Tourists are advised to exercise extreme caution, avoid water tours and sports, and be vigilant at short-term vacation rental properties. The Bahamian Prime Minister has introduced a crime plan in response to the escalating murder rate.
Baltimore is on track to record fewer than 300 homicides in a year for the first time since 2014, with significant drops in killings also seen in other cities across the country. While the decrease is a positive development, Baltimore's murder rate remains high compared to national standards. Mayor Brandon Scott credits his implementation of the Group Violence Reduction Strategy, a combination of targeted police enforcement and expanded social services, for the drop in homicides. However, experts believe that the decline is likely due to a combination of factors. The sustainability of the progress remains uncertain, as it depends on various factors such as political leadership, police department turnover, and the capacity of violence reduction nonprofits.
A suspect has been arrested in Austin, Texas, after a series of shootings and homicides left six people dead and three injured. The suspect, identified as 34-year-old Shane James, faces capital murder and other charges. The nature of the relationship between the suspect and the victims is unknown. The violence began with the shooting of a school district police officer and continued throughout the day, with additional incidents in Austin and a grisly crime scene discovered in a San Antonio area home.
Six people were found dead and three injured in a series of shootings and homicides across two Texas communities. The suspect, who has been charged with capital murder, was involved in a shootout with police before being apprehended. The incidents began in the morning and extended into the evening, with multiple victims and two police officers shot in Austin. The suspect was also linked to two deaths in San Antonio. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact circumstances and connections between the incidents.
A suspect has been taken into custody after a series of homicides and shootings in Central Texas, leaving six people dead and three injured, including two police officers. The suspect allegedly killed two people in the San Antonio area before shooting and injuring an Austin Independent School District officer. He then killed a man and a woman, injured a man on a bicycle, and shot and injured an Austin police officer. The suspect was connected to a home in Bexar County where two people were found dead. The relationship between the suspect and the victims is unclear. The investigation is ongoing.