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West Midlands Police Chief apologised to MPs for providing incorrect evidence about the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban; the erroneous intelligence was linked to the use of the AI tool Microsoft Copilot, not a Google search, triggering scrutiny from the Home Secretary and mounting calls for leadership accountability after a large police deployment and arrests around the match.
The Department of Homeland Security updated its account of a December 24 Glen Burnie, Maryland, ICE shooting after Anne Arundel County police contradicted DHS details. Initially DHS said ICE officers defensively fired at a van carrying two undocumented immigrants after it rammed ICE vehicles and tried to run officers over; the driver Sousa-Martins was shot and the passenger injured when the van crashed. DHS later said the injured man was not in the van but a passenger in an ICE vehicle that was rammed. Police then clarified that one ICE detainee was injured in an ICE vehicle and the other was struck by gunfire while in a separate vehicle. Sousa-Martins is in ICE custody; Serrano-Esquivel, treated for whiplash, is also in ICE custody. The incident is under investigation and comes amid broader scrutiny of DHS communications about immigration enforcement.
A Copperas Cove police officer was killed in an officer-involved shooting on Saturday; authorities say the suspect later died by suicide.
A young man, believed to be 18 or 19, was shot in the chest Saturday night in the Elite Liquors parking lot at Peach and Belmont in East Central Fresno. He was transported to Community Regional Medical Center. Police have no suspect information and are reviewing security footage as the investigation continues.
A constitutional law professor breaks down the legal questions surrounding the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, detailing ICE powers and limits (such as when they can require someone to exit a vehicle or enter private property), immunity and investigation questions, and the potential for civil rights lawsuits, while the city reminds residents of their rights and how to respond safely during federal operations.
A U-Haul box truck sped down a street crowded with demonstrators in Los Angeles during a march in support of the Iranian people. The driver was detained by police, one person was hit by the truck but not seriously hurt, and two others were evaluated by paramedics who declined treatment. The vehicle carried a banner saying “No Shah. No Regime. USA: Don’t Repeat 1953. No Mullah,” referencing the 1953 coup. Police kept protesters at bay as investigations continued.
Three people were stabbed in San Francisco’s Mission District and transported to a hospital, with two in critical condition and one with minor injuries. The incident occurred around 4:55 p.m. at 16th and Mission, and a suspect was taken into custody.
A 26-year-old man was shot in the throat around 5:50 a.m. in the 1700 block of West Albion Avenue in Rogers Park, Chicago. He was rushed to St. Francis Hospital in critical condition; the shooter fled and no one is in custody as of the report.
Shots were fired at police officers in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood, prompting a significant police response including road closures, a shelter-in-place order, and the deployment of SWAT. One person was injured, but no officers were hurt. The incident remains under investigation.
A man was fatally stabbed at the Clark and Lake CTA station in downtown Chicago, leading to Blue Line delays; the victim, 37, died from chest and abdomen wounds, and police are investigating with no suspects in custody yet.
Ohio police released footage of a person of interest near the scene of the December 30, 2025, double homicide of dentist Spencer Tepe and his wife Monique, urging the public to help identify the individual as investigations continue into their fatal shooting.
A man was injured in a fight at Disneyland over line cutting at the Indiana Jones Adventure ride, with police seeking to identify a suspect involved in the altercation. Incidents of violence at the park have been increasing, prompting safety reminders, but fights continue to occur, including recent brawls involving multiple visitors and even children.
Two brothers, Timothy and Daniel Nakamoto, were shot and killed during an argument that escalated into gunfire at Mac's Speed Shop in Fayetteville; police are investigating and questioning a person of interest, with no charges filed yet.
Ohio Congressman Mike Turner and the Downtown Dayton Security Working Group will hold a press conference to discuss safety concerns in downtown Dayton, including recommendations for improved security, social services, and intergovernmental coordination, amid community safety concerns and plans for a temporary police substation to enhance law enforcement presence.
A Garden Grove police officer was critically injured after being hit by a car while pursuing a suspect who had assaulted a clerk with a knife; the suspect was arrested and the driver remained at the scene cooperating with authorities.