Burglars ransacked a luxury resale shop in Barrington, stealing high-end designer items, with police working to identify six suspects captured on surveillance footage. The owners plan to rebuild after the loss of years of hard work.
Peter's Bakery in San Jose's Alum Rock neighborhood released surveillance footage of a recent assault where a man became aggressive, damaged property, and shoved a customer, prompting the community to assist police in identifying the suspect.
A Cobb County postal worker, Adrienne Braziel, was caught on surveillance using stolen gift cards she was supposed to deliver, leading to her arrest on charges of financial transaction card fraud. The theft involved two victims and occurred over three months, with Braziel using the stolen cards at multiple businesses. Customers and authorities are now more vigilant during the holiday season due to this incident.
Wichita police are seeking public assistance to identify a woman seen being forcibly taken by a man in a home surveillance video; a reward is offered for information, and authorities are investigating without indicating public danger.
CATS released surveillance footage of a fatal stabbing on Charlotte's light rail, where 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska was killed by Decarlos Brown, who has a history of criminal activity. The incident has raised concerns about transit safety and mental health issues, prompting increased security measures and safety protocol reviews. Brown, charged with murder, was arrested at the scene, and the community mourns Zarutska's tragic death.
Hannah Kobayashi, a woman from Hawaii, has been declared a voluntary missing person after surveillance footage showed her crossing the US-Mexico border on foot. She had been missing for over three weeks after arriving in Los Angeles from Maui. The video, reviewed by Los Angeles police, showed her alone and unharmed with her luggage. This is an ongoing story.
A surveillance video captured a dramatic car explosion in Queens, New York City, which damaged five homes and five cars. Fortunately, no injuries were reported from the incident.
A man randomly fired a semiautomatic handgun at passing cars in San Jacinto, killing a father of four and injuring another person. Julio Rodarte, 39, was arrested on suspicion of murder and 10 counts of attempted murder. The incident, captured on surveillance video, occurred after Rodarte unsuccessfully tried to buy liquor. He discarded his weapon and clothes before being apprehended by police. A GoFundMe has been set up for the family of the deceased, Victor Hugo Leon.
A shooting occurred outside a Stop & Shop grocery store in Revere, Massachusetts, with surveillance footage from a nearby Tesla capturing the incident. A confrontation between a man in an SUV and another person escalated, resulting in the man in the SUV shooting the other in the stomach before fleeing. Police are investigating the non-random incident, and the store has since reopened.
A Minnesota woman, Bailey Jacobson, chased after a bear that was pursuing her dog, Zeus, down her driveway, as captured on home surveillance video. After encountering three bears rummaging through her trash, Jacobson screamed, causing two smaller bears to flee, but the larger one chased Zeus. Both Jacobson and Zeus managed to escape unharmed.
A teen girl was assaulted and robbed while sitting on a bench in Long Beach, with the attack caught on surveillance video. The suspect, who fled in a black sedan, violently grabbed the girl's necklace before escaping. The victim was not injured, and police are investigating the incident.
Residents in Whittier are on high alert after three men posing as gas company workers attempted a home invasion. The suspects, who wore face masks and one of whom brandished a gun, were caught on surveillance video but failed to enter the home. The incident has left the normally quiet neighborhood shaken, and authorities are seeking information to apprehend the suspects.
A group of men pretending to be gas company workers attempted a home invasion in Whittier, California. The suspects, who wore facemasks and hoodies, were caught on surveillance video. The homeowners, sensing something was wrong, denied them entry and later saw the men approaching with handguns. The family quickly locked themselves inside and called the police. The suspects fled and remain at large, leaving the community on high alert. Authorities urge residents to be cautious and report suspicious activity.
A female University of Chicago student, identified only as Madelyn, fought back against an armed robber by yanking the magazine out of his gun, while a man nearby watched without intervening. The incident, caught on surveillance video, occurred near the college campus and was one of three robberies targeting students. Despite the ordeal, Madelyn's phone and the magazine were later recovered by police, and no injuries were reported. The incidents are under investigation, and no arrests have been made as of Friday morning.
A University of Chicago student was robbed at gunpoint and managed to grab the gun's magazine during the struggle, which is now in the hands of detectives. The incident was captured on surveillance video, and the student urges others not to resist during an armed robbery. The school has increased police patrols, but the student believes more needs to be done to ensure student safety.