Police & Law Enforcement

“I didn’t think they would do this again. I thought we’d put it to bed,” one parent said of the return of the $10 photo op.

The federal complaint says Everett Chad Nelson whaled away at the man in seat 12F for no reason.

The federal class action lawsuit alleges up to 960 Royal Caribbean passengers may have been affected.

Osvaldo Cueli’s family maintains that their father didn’t point a gun at the plainclothes officers who fatally shot him in 2023.

Just last month, Doherty received traffic citations for driving a golf cart on the wrong side of the road in Broward.

Online commenters chastised Jack Doherty for fretting more about his sports car than about his bloodied pal riding shotgun.

A Miami teen claims he had a sexual relationship with Otaola’s campaign manager from May to September of 2024.

The medical examiner’s report mentions jellyfish but says nothing about any “mystery rapper.”

Officer Steven Pohorence was charged with battery over the incident but was later acquitted.

People are betting on when Sean “Diddy” Combs will be permitted to post bond.

The site says the cop was “responding to assist another officer in subduing a violent subject.” He was shot by friendly fire.

Federal raids of Diddy’s homes in Miami Beach and Los Angeles turned up guns, ammo, drugs, and 1,000 bottles of lube and baby oil.

Veteran Miami-Dade police officer Danny Torres is also a DJ and belongs to the Gunfighters Motorcycle Club.

Video shows several Miami-Dade police officers taking Hill to the pavement and handcuffing him following a traffic stop.

The deputy is also accused of calling the man’s kabbalah bracelet a “stupid Jewish string” before destroying it.

Emmanuel Jean, who spent 16 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit, is seeking $16.75 million for the stolen time.

Alexander Rolle Jr., the longest-serving police chief in Florida, is under contract until December 31.

Miami will disband its police oversight panel to comply with a restrictive new Florida law.

During the first half of 2024, the Miami metro area won the dubious honor of identity-theft capital of the U.S.

Police say the alleged perp admitted to distributing fraudulent pizzeria flyers for approximately ten years.

The officer’s profile shows that he had been disciplined previously over another allegedly improper high-speed chase.

The Belle Meade Island home was infamous for wild parties amid the COVID-19 pandemic.