Crime

NYPD officers went to the hospital after suspecting their Shake Shack milkshakes had been  contaminated.

Six former eBay employees, including two former executives, allegedly harassed a couple who published a newsletter that covered litigation involving the company.

An American corporate security executive has been found guilty of espionage in a Russian court. Paul Whelan, a former US marine, has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Surveillance videos that show the woman slipping past security and getting on the plane were also withheld under a national security exemption, according to the report.

Atlanta police announced that an officer, Garrett Rolfe, had been fired after he fatally shot Rayshard Brooks.

A luxury watch company is defending police and calling for others to “speak truth” in an ad released Friday.

“Qualified immunity” shields government agents, frequently police officers, from certain lawsuits.

Police abandoned several city blocks, including a police precinct, in an upscale section of Seattle on Monday.

A former federal worker has pleaded guilty to pretending to be an undercover CIA agent to steal millions.

The city faces an estimated budget shortfall of $700 million.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues following the killing of George Floyd, there has been an “avalanche of cancellations.”

Officials said protests have devolved into organized riots, and opportunists have used the diverted police attention as a chance to commit crimes. 

An attorney representing some of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims has accused Prince Andrew, the financier’s longtime friend, of “hiding behind his lawyers.”

A Japanese prosecutor on Thursday urged the U.S. to extradite two Americans accused of helping Carlos Ghosn.

A video, posted by NYPD crime stoppers, shows a group of individuals, some clad in masks, forcing their way into the department store with what looked liked hammers and baseball bats around 9:40 p.m. Monday evening. 

Warren Mayor Jim Fouts called for the officer to be fired before walking back that comment.

The former Green Beret and his son accused of smuggling ex-Nissan exec Carlos Ghosn out of Japan are fighting their extradition

Sanders rejected dismantling police departments but endorsed "Defund the Police" candidates.

Looting damage in metropolitan areas, including Chicago, between May 29 and June 3 totaled more than $400 million, according to an estimate from the Anderson Economic Group.

An LA City Council leader is under fire for using the police department as her personal security detail all while calling for the LAPD to be defunded.