An NYPD officer has been charged in federal court on child sex offenses.
According to prosecutors, Christopher Terranova, 34, used a police database to obtain an underage boy's number and coerced him for sexual abuse. He also used social media to coerce nudes from underage boys.
A former police chief on Long Island who was released from prison in 2018 after assaulting a detained person and trying to cover it up is being arraigned today for soliciting sex from an undercover male ranger at a public park.
Meet James Burke.
This is what a thug looks like.
A cop in Ohio has been arrested and charged with sexual battery against a 16-year-old.
Nicholas J. Iacampo, 29, worked as a school resource officer at West Geauga High School.
Keep your eyes on this case. His mother is Chardon Municipal Court Judge Terri Stupica.
A police chief from Ohio was arrested in Florida after attacking a homeless man "for no apparent reason," according to Key West PD.
Chad McArdle, 40, was charged with one misdemeanor count of battery.
Police in Boston Heights, OH have made no comment on their chief's arrest.
184 years ago today, tenant farmers in upstate New York revolted against feudal lords and issued a declaration of independence, which led to the longest rent strike in US history.
From 1839 to 1845, anti-renters heroically fought off all attempts to collect their rent.
This study uses vital registration and census data from 1999 to 2019 to quantify trends in maternal mortality ratios (maternal deaths per 100 000 live births) by state for 5 mutually exclusive racial and ethnic groups in the US using a bayesian extension of the generalized linear model network.
80 years ago today, Willem Arondeus was executed by Nazis after he bravely bombed a building to destroy 800,000 identity cards.
He was an openly-gay Dutch artist who forged documents for Jewish people.
His last words were "Tell people that homosexuals are not cowards."
The U.S. Virgin Islands gave child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein over $300 million in tax breaks and waived sex offender requirements for him, according to a court filing from JPMorgan.
Who were Epstein's clients? Why is JPMorgan willing to pay $290 million to his victims?
