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Police arrested a woman who owns a business and is accused of taking customers’ money but not doing the work.

Fort Worth homicide detectives hope a 45-year-old letter will help solve an equally old homicide.

Officials say a Cleveland detective who had just joined a federal violence task force was shot and killed in his unmarked car along with an informant during what officials describe as a drug operation

Detectives are struggling to connect with victims through thick masks, and investigators accustomed to wearing plainclothes are digging out their dusty uniforms for patrol duty as the coronavirus pandemic rages

The husband of a woman who vanished in 1981 has been charged with the woman’s murder 38 years later.

Human remains discovered in a wooded area have been confirmed as belonging to a missing college student who was the stepdaughter of a well-known UFC fighter, Alabama authorities announced Wednesday. The Auburn Police Department said the Department of Forensic Sciences confirmed the remains belong to Aniah Blanchard, 19. She was the stepdaughter of UFC fighter Walt Harris.

A judge has ruled the man accused of fatally stabbing a jogger in D.C. is now competent to stand trial, reversing an earlier ruling.

Ingrid Johnson was only a few days old when a Miccosukee Police detective entered Baptist Hospital and, on tribal orders, took the infant away.

Circuit Judge William Burgess III found Pinellas County Sheriff’s detective Michael Alvarez engaged in a “ruse” to obtain a search warrant for a crime used to obtain evidence to prosecute for other crimes.

“Operation Trade Secrets” concentrated on websites and forums known for soliciting sex, along with strip clubs, massage parlors and motels.

The two inmates charged with murder who broke out of a California jail over the weekend are back in custody, the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday.

Jeneen Catanzaro blamed a gash on her forehead on her abusive husband — but Sunrise police didn’t arrest him. She didn’t want to prosecute, but in Florida, a victim doesn’t have to for police to make an arrest. Three weeks later, she was dead.

In January, police say Ismael Diaz, 51, and Alberto Nunez-Horta, 48, were arrested after impersonating and assaulting law enforcement officers. The restaurant says for several days at various hours, the pair spoke with customers and portrayed themselves as agents with the FBI. As part of the alleged ruse, they brought a dog that looks like a police dog with them.

A retired woman finds out she’s the victim of identity theft after tens of thousands of dollars in luxury cars are bought in her name. The NBC 6 Responds helps clear her name.