Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Man who became distraught after viewing footage of the fatal shooting of his son crashed into officer the next day The distraught father of an 18-year-old shot and killed by police in Cincinnati allegedly killed a police officer with his car less than 24 hours after the death of his son The double killing has shocked the Ohio city amid ongoing concerns about US law enforcement’s involvement in lethal encounters with citizens The incident began last Thursday with the shooting death of Ryan Hinton who police said had appeared to point a gun at an officer as he fled from a stolen vehicle with three other people Body camera footage released by police shows an officer shouting: “He’s got a gun The blurry and unclear footage then shows Hinton emerging from between two dumpsters When Hinton’s family viewed the footage at a meeting with police was present at the meeting and they were understandably distraught as they watched the bodycam video,” a statement from the family’s lawyers said “After the meeting with the police department Ryan Hinton’s father left in his own vehicle and that was the last we heard from him until learning about the tragic incident involving a law enforcement officer who was working a traffic detail near the University of Cincinnati.” That incident happened on Friday afternoon when a police officer – who has not yet been named publicly – was hit by a car as he directed traffic at an intersection Police identified the driver of that vehicle as the teen’s 38-year-old father He was later charged with aggravated murder The slain police officer was not believed to have been involved with the killing of Ryan Hinton “This is a horrific tragedy on both sides … This family lost their son, and this police officer lost his life,” Michael Wright, the Hinton family attorney, told the Cincinnati Enquirer Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCINCINNATI (WXIX) - The lawyers for the family of the 18-year-old who died in East Price Hill during a police investigation say it is unclear if officers were ever in “imminent danger” when one officer fired his weapon was identified by Cincinnati police as the suspect they say had a semi-automatic handgun visible when an officer shot him May 1 in East Price Hill Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge said at a May 2 press conference The fatal shooting with police stemmed from a stolen vehicle investigation Attorney Michael Wright said the facts that Ryan Hinton had a gun and was in a stolen vehicle did not mean he had to die so you can open carry in Ohio," Wright stated Monday Being in a stolen car doesn’t mean you should be shot and killed.” Wright said what happened in the parking lot in East Price Hill is “not so cut and dry.” The attorney for the Hinton family said the video they were shown of the officer’s interaction with Ryan Hinton makes it “hard to determine whether or not that officer was in imminent danger.” Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police President Ken Kober said the officer felt threatened as Ryan Hinton ran towards them says what he saw from the officer’s body camera was “an emotional mistake by everybody.” The grandfather said it did not look like the police were there to kill The Hinton family’s lawyers said they have requested more video from the officer-involved shooting and will investigate A few hours after Ryan Hinton’s family saw the body camera video of their son’s shooting used his car to “intentionally” murder a Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office deputy The deputy was identified Sunday as Larry Henderson He had been with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office for 33 years See a spelling or grammatical error in our story? Please click here to report it Do you have a photo or video of a breaking news story? Send it to us here with a brief description The Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro state, in co-ordination with the justice ministry, said suspects had recruited participants to carry out attacks using improvised explosives and the plan was aimed at gaining notoriety on social media. The person responsible for the plan and a teenager were arrested, the police said. Lady Gaga's team said they learned about the bomb threat only from media reports the morning after the gig. A crowd of more than two million people gathered for the concert, which was free to attend. Police said the group that planned the attack had been spreading hate speech, mainly against children, adolescents and the LGBTQ+ community. The alleged mastermind was arrested for illegal possession of a firearm in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, while the teenager was detained for storing child pornography in Rio. Those responsible were also promoting the radicalisation of teenagers, including self-harm and violent content "as a form of belonging and challenge among young people". A spokesperson for Lady Gaga told The Hollywood Reporter: "We learned about this alleged threat via media reports this morning. "Prior to and during the show, there were no known safety concerns, nor any communication from the police or authorities to Lady Gaga regarding any potential risks." The justice ministry said the suspects had identified themselves as Lady Gaga fans, known widely as "Little Monsters". Police issued search warrants across the states of Rio de Janeiro, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul and Sao Paulo, and electronic devices and other materials were seized. "Operation Fake Monster" was launched following a tip-off from Rio state police intelligence, which uncovered online groups encouraging violence among teenagers using coded language and extremist symbolism. The concert was paid for by the city in an attempt to revitalise Rio's economy, with expectations it could bring in $100m (£75m). In a massive security operation, 5,000 officers were deployed and attendees had to pass through metal detectors. Drones and facial recognition cameras were also used to police the event. Lady Gaga, who last performed in Brazil in 2012, took the stage as part of a tour to promote her eighth album, Mayhem. The singer wore Brazil-themed costumes for some of her acts, with outfits inspired by the national football team. "You waited for more than 10 years for me," an emotional Lady Gaga told the huge crowd, holding out a Brazilian flag. Headliners at the California music festival this year include Megan Thee Stallion, Post Malone and Green Day. The Giver singer speaks about her fearlessness and being inspired by Charli XCX and Sabrina Carpenter. As she returns to pop with her seventh album, Mayhem, Lady Gaga reflects on the loneliness of fame. 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Please visit joinstatepolice.ny.gov to learn more the New York State Police Troop F Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) at SP Monroe arrested John J following an investigation into the non-fatal shooting of a DoorDash delivery driver SP Middletown BCI was notified of a gunshot victim at Garnet Health Medical Center Preliminary investigation revealed that the victim was working as a DoorDash delivery driver and attempting to deliver food to a residence in the Valerie Drive neighborhood when he became lost and unable to navigate using the app The victim had approached several homes asking for directions before arriving at the residence of John Reilly III Reilly told the victim to get off his property before firing multiple shots at the victim as he attempted to leave in his vehicle Reilly is the current Town of Chester Highway Superintendent and a federally licensed firearms dealer (FFL) Reilly was processed at SP Monroe and charged with the following: Reilly was arraigned at the Orange County Centralized Arraignment Part and remanded to the Orange County Jail in lieu of $250,000 cash A preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 9 The Bureau of Criminal Investigation is continuing the investigation in coordination with the Orange County District Attorney’s Office and the Bureau of Alcohol Anyone with additional information related to this incident is asked to contact SP Monroe BCI at (845) 344-5300 State Police responded to the reports of a motorcycle crash in the area of Bacon Street in Glens Falls Troopers responded to Bacon Street in Glens Falls The operator of the motorcycle was identified as Alex S and the passenger of the motorcycle as Suzie J Both sustained severe injuries during the crash Morehouse was declared deceased at the scene and Etu was later declared deceased at the Glens Falls Hospital Further investigation determined at approximately 12:20 a.m Troopers attempted to stop the involved motorcycle on State Route 9 near the intersection of Hidden Farm Road in Queensbury NY for a speeding violation but the motorcycle failed to comply Troopers disengaged their emergency lights and stopped pursuing the vehicle at the intersection of State Route 9 and Lafayette Street due to public safety concerns caused by the motorcycle's reckless speed A short time later members of the Glens Falls Police Department observed the motorcycle strike a curb and crash on Bacon Street at the intersection of Glen Street in Glens Falls The New York State Attorney General’s Office was notified of the crash and responded to the scene.  addresses and social infoCall 9-1-1 in case of life-threatening emergencies or crimes in progress (Police Fire or Medical Emergencies within San Francisco) 1-415-553-0123 but do not require an immediate response (e.g. a group of juveniles loitering in front of your home 3-1-1 1-415-575-4444 For information regarding on-going criminal behavior occurring in your community. Learn more Enter TIP411 (847411) in the “To” field and the keyword “SFPD” in the text field, followed by the message. Learn more Bayview 1-415-671-2300 Central 1-415-315-2400 Ingleside 1-415-404-4000 Mission 1-415-558-5400 Northern 1-415-614-3400 Park 1-415-242-3000 Richmond 1-415-666-8000 Southern 1-415-575-6000 Taraval 1-415-759-3100 Tenderloin 1-415-345-7300 Find Your Station 1245 3rd StreetSan Francisco, CA 94158Get Directions General Phone 1-415-837-7000 Complete SFPD Directory Welcome to the voter approved Public Safety Building and Police Headquarters which provides a replacement facility for the SFPD Headquarters and the Southern District Police Station previously located at the Hall of Justice at 850 Bryant Street The Public Safety Building provides the necessary structural and operational resiliency to enable police leadership to promptly and properly coordinate public safety services in the city for decades to come The new Public Safety Campus is a state-of-the-art facility in Mission Bay which has incorporated not only the latest in law enforcement amenities but it is a LEED building which means it met rigorous standards for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design From its seismically advanced structure to the state-of-the-art technology Headquarters will serve our City well each and every day it will enable police to better respond and coordinate public safety services during major events and/or critical incidents The Police Headquarters consists of approximately 430 Department personnel The lobby includes a memorial to our fallen officers entitled the Spiral of Gratitude, designed by New York-based artist This memorial combines the elements of glass together with the written word to create an immersive memorial in the building’s lobby designed the First Responder Plaza, which incorporates three unique icons; a star meaningful space where the public can sit and enjoy outdoors there is the stately re-creation of the marble engraved wall currently in the lobby of the Hall with each and every name of those officers from the San Francisco Police Department who made the ultimate sacrifice for our City The Southern District Police Station plays a critical role in responding to the public safety needs of San Francisco residents This station deploys the men and women working the front line – typically and especially after a major catastrophic event they maintain order during difficult situations and work cooperatively with other first responders including the Fire Department and the Office of Chief Medical Examiner The Public Safety Building also contains Fire Station No the Arson Task Force and a Community Room to serve the growing Mission Bay neighborhood The Police Headquarters is open to the public from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Police Headquarters is closed to the public on Saturdays and Sundays and on all national holidays including New Year’s Day Thanksgiving Day (including the Friday following Thanksgiving) and Christmas Day Southern Police Station remains open to the public 24-hours a day the building is also equipped with video translation systems that make it a Limited English Proficiency-certified building Community members who are hearing impaired or who do not speak English can be assisted with police reports and other police matters in their own language using a video interpreter available online at our front desks Current languages supported for video interpretation include American Sign Language Other languages can still be supported using our existing audio only interpretation language line Next Slide Image Police Headquarters and Public Safety Building Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting with Chief Gregory Suhr and Mayor Edwin Lee Arson Task Force and Community Room building at 1275 3rd Street South side of building on China Basin Street First Responder Plaza Bell which rings three times daily at noon Front of Building with San Francisco Police Department Sign Front of Police Headquarters and Entry Court at 1245 3rd Street Entrance of San Francisco Police Department Headquarters Southern Police Station Entrance at 1251 3rd Street Spiral of Gratitude from Entrance of Police Headquarters San Francisco Police Department Headquarters Lobby San Francisco Police Department Headquarters Lobby Reception Desk Police Headquarters Multifunction Room Police Headquarters Conference Room Equipment Police Headquarters Chief's Office Reception Area Police Headquarters Chief's Office Reception Hat Display Police Headquarters Chief's Office Reception Artwork Display Police Headquarters Chief's Office Reception Badge Display San Francisco Police Department Headquarters Building Stairs with Natural Light Police Headquarters Building Terrace Police Headquarters Building Uses Recycled Water for Irrigation Police Headquarters GlobalTap - Water Bottle Filler - Reduces the Plastic Waste Stream and Landfill Costs Police Headquarters Compost and Recycle Bins San Francisco Police Department Headquarters Fitness Room Police Department Headquarters Fitness Room Equipment Police Headquarters Building North View of AT&T Ballpark Police Headquarters Artwork at Elevators Police Headquarters Police Mounted Patrol Equipment 1930's and Police Telegraph and Telephone Signal Boxes Police Headquarters Recruit Class Photos Police Headquarters 1st Recruit Class October 18 Police Headquarters City Seal on Elevator Glass Wall Police Headquarters Embossed Image of Police Commission Seal Non-Emergency Phone 1-415-553-0123 City Services & Questions 3-1-1 An official website of the United States government BOSTON – A former Sergeant with the Massachusetts State Police (MSP) was found guilty today by a federal jury in Boston of orchestrating a series of schemes to give false passing scores to certain Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) applicants, including individuals who had failed or did not take the CDL skills test, as part of years-long bribery and extortion conspiracies. In January 2024, Cederquist was charged in a 74-count indictment along with three other MSP troopers and two civilians:   All of Cederquist’s co-defendants have accepted responsibility for their involvement in the conspiracy. Butner, Mendes, Camara and Mathison have pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing. Cederquist was in charge of MSP’s CDL Unit, of which former Troopers Butner, Mendes and Rogers were members. Class A CDLs are required to drive combination vehicles (e.g., tractor-trailers). Class B CDLs are required to drive heavy single vehicles (e.g., box trucks, oil tankers, school buses). Test requirements for CDLs are established by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which is part of the U.S. Department of Transportation. Among the CDL applicants to whom Cederquist gave preferential treatment were six MSP Troopers who Cederquist falsely reported as having passed a Class A skills test. In reality, however, the Troopers did not take a real CDL skills test. For four of the Trooper applicants, Cederquist conspired with his friend Camara, who worked for a truck-driving school in Brockton, to accomplish this offense. In exchange for using his official position to give preferential treatment to certain CDL applicants, Cederquist accepted a variety of bribes including inventory from Mathison’s water company valued in the thousands of dollars; a $750 granite post and mailbox; a new driveway valued at over $10,000; and a snowblower valued at nearly $2,000. Cederquist described one such applicant as “horrible,” and “brain dead,” but gave him a passing score anyway in exchange for the snowblower. All CDL recipients identified as not qualified during the course of this investigation have been reported to the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles.   U.S. Attorney Foley; HSI SAC Krol; and DOT PAIG Chawaga made the announcement today. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Christine J. Wichers and Adam W. Deitch of the Public Corruption & Special Prosecutions Unit are prosecuting the case.  BOSTON – Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson pleaded guilty today in federal court in Boston to public corruption charges after receiving a $7,000 kickback from a staff member’s city... BOSTON – The former Assistant Chief Engineer of Facilities for Keolis Commuter Services (Keolis) was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Boston for defrauding Keolis of over $8.5 million and... BOSTON – A Rehoboth man pleaded guilty in federal court in Boston to his role in an alleged conspiracy to falsify records by giving passing scores to four Commercial Driver’s... 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Very large hail and isolated tornadoes possible RADARFour arrested in N Austin operation police seize drugs and gunsby Tara Brolley Texas — Austin police arrested four people on drug and weapons charges during a targeted operation in North Austin last week conducted Thursday by the Austin Police Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety focused on areas with high rates of violent crime and drug activity Officers monitoring the vicinity of Thurmond Street and North Lamar Boulevard observed what appeared to be open-air narcotics transactions at the Thurmond Heights Apartment Complex ALSO | Austin police investigate Sunday morning homicide in SE Austin charged with possession of crack cocaine and obstructing highway passage; Chaz Young unlawful carrying of a weapon and evading detention; Edwin Middleton charged with possession of crack cocaine and felon in possession of a firearm; and Kevin Abraham who was apprehended on an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon warrant Officers executed a search warrant at Harper's apartment and 9 grams of methamphetamine and fentanyl Additional charges are expected as the investigation continues Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInUPDATE: Mobile police on Monday evening arrested a Chickasaw man in connection with a shooting at the River Shack restaurant Forty-one-year-old Terrance Hatfield is facing multiple charges second-degree theft of property and certain persons forbidden to possess a pistol He is being held in the Mobile County Metro Jail He has a bond hearing scheduled on Wednesday MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Mobile police say they are investigating a shooting that happened Sunday night at closing time at a local restaurant officers responded to a shooting at 6120 Marina Drive they found a male victim with non-life threatening injuries MPD says officers discovered the victim and a male subject were involved in an argument as the business was closing for the night Police say it was discovered the subject then shot the victim and drove off before officers arrived MPD says the victim was taken to a local hospital for treatment but was released early Monday morning Authorities say this remains an active investigation National Night Out! Home Community Events Meet your neighbors and have fun!National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes community partnerships and neighborhood comradery with the goal of creating safer and stronger neighborhoods Every first Tuesday night in August we invite neighborhoods to host block parties that feature music National Night Out is the first Tuesday in August The dates listed below are subject to change Please contact your district station for the latest details regarding their event date and time Check back here for updated listings of SFPD National Night Out events or view the events calendar for your district station for details To learn more about National Night Out, visit National Night Out website Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInPHOENIX (AZFamily) — Newly obtained court documents are revealing a possible motive behind what prompted a man to allegedly stab his girlfriend’s father to death before hiding in a woman’s bathroom at a nearby Phoenix park Last Friday morning, Phoenix police were called to the neighborhood near 32nd Street and Campo Bello Drive, just north of Bell Road, after a woman reported their father had been injured inside a home. When officers arrived, they found the victim, identified as Jack Olsen, 73, dead from several stab wounds The woman told officers she saw her boyfriend Kohls reportedly walked into the kitchen and pulled out a second knife while telling her that he needed to “finish” off Olsen Detectives at the home recovered a large knife with blood and another knife with a broken handle Kohls then reportedly showered and ran from the home Officers later found Kohls hiding in the woman’s bathroom at a nearby park He was found with several cuts to his hands and had reportedly said it could have happened during the incident Kohls reportedly admitted that he was upset at Olsen because of “the way he treated his girlfriend.” He told detectives that he planned to break Olsen’s neck but had been unsuccessful so he pulled a knife and stabbed the victim He also reportedly admitted to cleaning up in the bathroom before leaving the scene Kohls was booked into the Maricopa County jail on a $500,000 cash-only bond He faces a single charge of first-degree murder See a spelling or grammatical error in our story? Please click here to report it Do you have a photo or video of a breaking news story? Send it to us here with a brief description The New Hampshire State Police is the latest — and largest — law enforcement agency in the state to announce a partnership with ICE as part of President Trump’s immigration enforcement efforts a move local immigration activists say is unwarranted and potentially harmful The State Police force announced last week that it has formally enrolled in what’s known as ICE’s 287(g) program as a task force partner which will give an unspecified number of state troopers the ability to enforce aspects of federal immigration law including questioning and detaining people about their legal status a domain that traditionally has only been handled by federal agents New Hampshire's is the only state police agency in New England to participate in the program The partnership with ICE appears to contradict portions of a policy enacted in 2019 by the New Hampshire State Police to engage in “fair and impartial” policing including prohibiting officers from detaining individuals suspected of being in the country illegally based solely on probable cause was involved in the crafting of the 2019 policy and says it “really made a difference” for immigrant communities she’s concerned the partnership with ICE will lead to an erosion of trust between troopers and the residents they serve and protect “I hope we don’t go back to those days where driving while brown is a sin in New Hampshire,” Castillo said The 287(g) partnership program dates to the 1990s but the task force portion of it all but ended during the Obama administration due to concerns about racial profiling The ACLU has called the program “a vehicle for racist rather than the bona fide public safety measure its proponents have claimed.” The Trump administration has ramped up the number of partnerships in recent months as the president works to follow through on campaign promises to remove people without legal status residing in the country including those who may have criminal records More than 500 law enforcement agencies nationwide have now enrolled in the program That includes nine other New Hampshire agencies among them several county sheriff departments and local police departments Kelly Ayotte applauded the state police for enrolling in the program saying last week that “criminals who are in our country illegally and pose a danger to our communities should be apprehended and removed.” who said that “the members of the New Hampshire State Police are committed to keeping our communities among the safest in the nation.” What isn’t clear, however, is if the state police will still abide by their “Fair and Impartial Policing” policy from 2019. Under those guidelines troopers are unable to “arrest or otherwise detain an individual solely upon probable cause that the individual is an undocumented alien,” according to the document troopers were not supposed to ask immigration-related questions unless there was other suspected criminal activity But according to the recently signed memorandum with ICE troopers will have the “power and authority to interrogate any alien or person believed to be an alien” regarding their legal status in the country as well as make immigration-related arrests A New Hampshire State Police spokesperson said “troopers with delegated authority under the agreement will follow all State Police policies,” but the agency declined to answer if the 2019 policies were still in effect Castillo says she met with leaders from the state’s Department of Safety late last week to address her concerns about the new expanded powers “I think they're going to try to adhere as best as they can to the principles of not conducting racial profiling on the highways,” she said I think it makes sense to just wait and see.” the other New Hampshire law enforcement agencies that have enrolled in the task force program include the Belknap Grafton and Rockingham County sheriff's offices and police departments in the towns of Candia any expenses incurred during implementation of the partnership fall on local or state tax payers and are not covered by the federal government We rely on readers like you to support the local and international coverage on this website Your support makes this news available to everyone A monthly donation of $5 makes a real difference 2025 5:39PMPolice said that multiple people had been detained for questioning but so far none arrested.At least three people were killed in a shooting at a restaurant in Glendale Officials said during a press conference there were allegedly multiple shooters involved The area is now safe with no danger to the public An investigation into the incident is underway adding that multiple people had been detained for questioning but so far none arrested Glendale PD Public Information Officer Moroni Mendez told reporters at a press conference on Sunday night that three people died from their injuries Five more victims sustained gunshot or shrapnel injuries we're going to be working well into the night and probably until the sun comes up," Mendez said Mendez also appealed for any witnesses to contact authorities with information related to the incident ABC News' Jeffrey Cook and Erica Morris contributed to this report Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInHARTFORD CT (WFSB) - Connecticut was the runner-up when it came to the best states to be a police officer The personal finance website WalletHub.com on Monday released its list of 2025’s Best & Worst States to be a Police Officer It put the Constitution State as the 2nd best WalletHub said it compared the 50 states and the District of Columbia across 30 indicators of police friendliness and state and local police protection expenses per capita Here’s how Connecticut’s metrics ranked and contributed to the state’s overall rank: Joining Connecticut in the top three were California (1st) and Illinois (3rd) “Some states make protecting and serving the public in a law enforcement career more appealing than others,” said Chip Lupo “The best states for police officers offer competitive compensation supplemented by solid training that helps minimize the chances of deadly violence between officers and civilians State-level policies like ‘red flag laws’ or ‘Blue Alerts’ also contribute to a better environment for police.” Check out WalletHub’s complete report on its website here The Gwinnett County Police Department said Braxston Ellis Harris was found safe The Gwinnett County Police Department asks the public for help locating Braxston Ellis Harris The police department said Harris’s family called 911 early Monday to report him missing Harris was last seen walking in the area of Old Suwanee Road Harris reportedly has limited communication abilities and normally uses a pen and pad to communicate A Michigan State Police trooper was injured and one person died in a shooting early Monday on Detroit's west side troopers in the MSP Auto Theft team were involved in a shooting with an individual while conducting an investigation in the area of Trojan Avenue and Murray Hill Street the agency's Second District reported on X a 23-year-old male suspect from Detroit jumped out of a vehicle firing rounds at troopers The injured trooper was transported to Detroit Receiving Hospital for treatment and listed in critical condition The Homicide Task Force is handling the investigation State police did not release further details blocking off Trojan Avenue and Murray Hill Street they towed the suspect's vehicle from their home at 20200 Murray Hill Authorities also knocked on the doors of Murray Hill residents to ask about the incident Several relatives and friends of the suspect were on the scene said he was surprised his friend of several years was out at 4 a.m and wasn't sure how the incident led to the Murray Hill resident's death "How did this happen in front of his house?" Cobb said "(Police are) supposed to be serving and protecting." The incident is the latest involving a person shot by law enforcement officials in Michigan Last month, a knife-wielding man was fatally shot by Ingham County Sheriff's deputies In March, Warren police officers fatally shot a knife-wielding man after he refused to comply with their commands to drop his weapons Also that month, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said her office would not charge troopers who fatally shot a man last year after he allegedly killed a Hillsdale County sheriff's deputy In February, Nessel said her office would not charge two Michigan State Police troopers who fatally shot an armed Flint teen in 2024 when he ran from law enforcement. Flood Warning until 10:30 this morning for portions of Livingston, Wyoming, & Allegany Counties. Flooding may persist in low-lying areas. RadarPolice: Two men shot near corner store in Rochesterby WHAM — Police are searching for suspects from a double shooting Monday afternoon on the city's northeast side to the area of North Clinton Avenue and Borchard Street He was taken to Strong Memorial Hospital with what appear to be non-life-threatening injuries Investigators determined he was shot in a cut behind a corner store in the area where he's being treated for a non-life-threatening graze wound Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or Crime Stoppers at 423-9300 Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions Mayor Michael O'Connor Search autocomplete is currently not responding Organized in partnership with the Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership and Transformative Arts Project   The City of Frederick is pleased to announce.. 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The rooftop work is scheduled to be completed in the morning Sophie and Madigan’s Playground (651 Contender Way) will be closed for maintenance all day on Monday We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding as we work to improve our facilities The City of Frederick Council has requested a Closed Session on Wednesday  The Council President will request a vote of the Council to convene in Closed Session at City Hall significant roadwork will commence on Bowman's Farm Road This will necessitate the temporary closure of the road at the entrance to the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) The focus of this work is near the cul-de-sac on Bo.. The City of Frederick is excited to announce a proposed filming project for the film "Spinsters." The filming will take place in various locations throughout the City and we are pleased to provide the following schedule: The City of Frederick is dedicated to supplying its customers.. Join us for our spring open house “RecFest” on Saturday This event features a variety of activities that promise fun and engagement fo.. a tractor-trailer accident caused significant damage to the guardrail just south of Treatment Plant Road on Monocacy Boulevard The incident resulted in approximately 400 feet of guardrail damage The City of Frederick is notifying residents of operational delays affecting waste collection services scheduled for Tuesday Clover Ridge Community: Trash and recycl.. The City of Frederick’s Historic Preservation Commission in partnership with the Maryland Room at the C is excited to announce the 6th annual Digging Local event This special event will take place at the C The City of Frederick Department of Public Works is excited to announce its upcoming Freecycle Roundup event offers City residents a unique opportunity to dispose of bulk item.. Mayor Michael O'Connor presented his proposed Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) Budget to the City Council and Frederick residents today underscoring the City’s commitment to balanced growth and the City of Frederick’s Historic Preservation Commission is pleased to announce Digging Local a special event offering the public exclusive access to local archaeological investigations.  Youth Perspectives    Organized in partnership with the Children of Incarcerated Parents Partnership and Transformative Arts Project   and organizations are invited to provide input on climate change impacts and help set climate priorities for our community The Frederick County Government and the City of Frederick are working together to create the first Community-Wi.. the City’s Low Impact Landscaping Ordinance will allow gardening techniques that conserve water M&B was approved for a contract with Triangle Constructing L.L.C for stormwater improvements in the Motter Ave area Triangle Constructing began construction on January 17 The City has experienced multiple high-intensity .. The City of Frederick's Water Quality Department has completed sampling for the 5th Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR5) as required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) We are pleased to inform our customers that these result.. the City of Frederick Department of Public Works will begin surveying public sidewalks City-wide The City will be utilizing the services of a professional consultant: O’Connell & Lawrence The African American Resources Cultural and Heritage (AARCH) Society is proud to announce the groundbreaking of the African American Heritage Center a landmark project dedicated to preserving and celebrating the .. Embodied: Intersectional Experiences of Womanhood  Curated by Jamie Gerhold and Jillian Abir MacMacster  The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the opening of Em.. City leaders Mayor Michael O’Connor and Manager of Opportunity and Transformation Ericka Rohrbaugh have been appointed to serve on various National League of Cities (NLC) Federal Advocacy Committees the Tree Frederick program aims to assist City residents in planting more trees The effort will ultimately increase tree canopy in the City help improve air and water quality and might even help residents reduce energy costs.&nbsp.. The City of Frederick- Waste Collection and Disposal The Maryland Transit Administration is planning to replace all of the timber crossties through the railroad crossing and make grade adjustments to address settlement of the at-grade crossing panels within the Monocacy Blvd right-of-way The City of Frederick is pleased to present 'Reflections of Resilience: Celebrating Black Voices in Art,' a group exhibition featuring artists who have contributed greatly to the city's cultural fabric The City of Frederick’s Parks and Recreation and Arts and Culture Departments announce that contractors will be on site at the Community Bridge located in Carroll Creek Linear Park at the intersection of S Carroll and E All Saints Street The City of Frederick invites residents from the East side of Frederick to participate in a cultural asset mapping workshop on Wednesday from 5 to 7 pm at the C Burr Artz Public Library Community Room.  Public Safety and Community Development Committee meeting scheduled for today The next meeting is set to take place on Tuesday The City appreciates the public's under.. The City of Frederick will lift the Snow Emergency at 8:30 a.m. The City of Frederick reminds residents that the Snow Emergency Plan went into effect at 8:00 AM this morning Residents were required to move all vehicles off designated Snow Emergency Routes by 10:00 AM today Cars not immediately removed from snow emer.. The City of Frederick offices will be closed on Monday The City of Frederick is excited to support Gov Wes Moore’s budget, released Wednesday which includes significant investments in initiatives critical to the City’s growth and prosperity.   Members of the public are invited to attend a presentation on the small area planning process at the Citywide Planning Department Community Outreach Meeting on Tuesday January 21 at 6:00 PM in the City Hall Boardroom.  The City of Frederick City Council has requested a Closed Session on Thursday Council President Katie Nash will request a vote of the Council to convene in Closed Session at City Hall This action is in accordance with the au.. The City of Frederick invites residents to participate in a districting town hall meeting on Wednesday at the City of Frederick Municipal Annex Building Conference Room C Tonight's HPC hearing and workshop have been canceled due to a lack of quorum All cases will be rescheduled for the January 23rd meeting contact Christina Maritnkosky at 301-600-1831 The City of Frederick will lift the Snow Emergency at 8 a.m. There will be NO Waste Collection on Monday There will be NO trash collection service on Monday Mayor Michael O’Connor has declared a Snow Emergency for the City of Frederick in anticipation of forecasted winter weather The Snow Emergency is designed to ensure public safety and effectiv.. Members of the public are invited to attend a historic preservation tax credit workshop Monday January 13 at 7:00 PM in the Community Room of the C Burr Artz Public Library at 110 East Patrick Street in Frederick The City looks forward to expanding the efficiencies that the OpenGov software has provided and plans to bri.. The City of Frederick Christmas Tree Drop Off and Recycling Program will begin on December 26 The designated drop-off locations are:  The City of Frederick marked a major milestone Thursday morning as officials began demolition at the site of the long-anticipated Downtown Hotel and Conference Center.  The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe the Christmas Holiday on Tuesday and the New Year’s Holiday on Tuesday The Zoning Board of Appeals meeting scheduled for 7:00 PM on December 17th has been cancelled The items originally scheduled for this meeting will be reviewed at their next meeting to be held on January 28th meeting Filming for a production called “Boomtown” will involve properties at Maryland School for the Deaf Maryland School for the Deaf will provide a background for filming historical scenes and involve prop guns and period costumes The City of Frederick’s City Council voted Tuesday night on the selection of leadership for the new City Council Councilmember Katie Nash was elected as Council President and Councilmember Derek Shackelford was elected as Council Vice Presiden.. The City of Frederick invites residents to participate in a Special Meeting on Tuesday at City Hall to discuss the development of new election districts This meeting is a step forward in implementing the recent charter ame.. The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Thanksgiving Day on Thursday The City of Frederick's Water Quality Department has completed sampling for the 5th Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR5) as required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) We are pleased to inform our customers that these results are now.. Chairperson of the Historic Preservation Commission has called a special meeting to take place on Monday at 6:00 PM in the City Hall Board Room (101 N The meeting's purpose is to review a Demoli.. Mayor Michael O’Connor will hold a press conference on Thursday November 21 at 10:00 am to discuss the City's response to the general election results.  The press conference will take place in the City Hall Boardroom and will be streamed.. In partnership with the Spanish Speaking Community of Maryland we invite Frederick County residents to join us in a day of community support and celebration at the Harvest of Hope Festival.  Join us for the City of Frederick Budget Town Hall Meetings.  The City of Frederick is pleased to announce two upcoming town hall meetings to discuss updates on the City and State budget requests These meetings offer community members the chance .. The City of Frederick mourns the passing of former Mayor Jim Grimes and extends heartfelt condolences to his wife and the countless individuals whose lives he touched throughout his distinguished career in public service an.. and trash collection service will change as follows The City of Frederick is pleased to announce 53 recipients of the ACCESS GRANTED grant program an initiative designed to support and empower small minority The City of Frederick Department of Housing and Human Services (HHS) is committed to supporting all residents in exercising their right to vote HHS will provide transportation to polling stations for homeless residents the roof level of the Court Street Garage will undergo repair and refurbishing work The scheduled completion date for this project is December 18th The City of Frederick is pleased to announce that construction on the closed portion of Shookstown Road between Waverley Drive and Kemp Lane is now complete and the road is reopening today—one month ahead of the originally scheduled completion .. The City Of Frederick Department of Public Works will host its next Freecycle Roundup on Saturday The event is being held to receive and recycle bulk items City residents no longer want.  and the Ausherman Family Foundation are proud to announce a signing ceremony to celebrate their partnership in establishing a new Youth Center in Frederick This event marks a step forward in providing our communit.. The City of Frederick celebrates Maryland Community Development Week with a strong commitment to affordable housing and community development In celebration of Maryland Community Development Week the City of Frederick is proud to spotlight its.. The City of Frederick is thrilled to announce the launch of its first-ever “Junior Entrepreneur Pitch Competition,” set to take place on Tuesday from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm at New Spire Arts Stages.   The City of Frederick Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce an Artist Market & Bazaar on Friday This vibrant event will feature a showcase of visual and performing arts the City of Frederick received notice from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development that their application for renewal of the Sustainable Communities designation was approved by the Smart Growth subcabinet.&n.. Right lane of Yellow Springs Road at Old Farm Drive to be closed for curb/gutter concrete work between September 26 The City of Frederick is pleased to announce upcoming changes to improve traffic and pedestrian safety at the Motter Ave & West 9th St intersection as part of the Traffic Calming Project (CIP #340009) Travel and walk safety at the Motter Ave & Wes.. The City of Frederick plans to research and compile a historic context study identifying sites associated with slavery The goal of this project is to help close the gap in scholarship related to the history The City of Frederick’s Historic Preservation Commission will consider Kemp Property for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places on September 12 The National Register is the Federal Government's official list o.. The City of Frederick Parks and Rec will be hosting two public meetings to present the concept plans for redesign at Hill Street Park and Mullinix Park These plans have been shaped by your valuable input from earlier this year.  The City of Frederick’s East 3rd Street Park (252 East 3rd Street MD 21701) will be closed from September 16th - September 20th We appreciate your patience as we work to keep our park safe and.. in collaboration with the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) and Attain Sports owner of the Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft League Frederick Keys is embarking on a project to design and construct renovations to Harry Grove Stadium.. The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the opening of Canterbury Station Dog Park Canterbury Station Dog Park is the city’s third dog park joining the Bentz Street Dog Park and Kel.. The City of Frederick offices will be closed in observance of Labor Day on Monday Please see below for a list of holiday service changes: The City of Frederick Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) will conduct a site visit on September 12th at 4:45 PM at the Winchester House This visit is part of the Commission's review process for the propo.. The application for annexation of the Christoff Property and the application for annexation of the Winpenny Tell Property originally scheduled for tonight's August 15th regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen have been rescheduled to .. The Historic Preservation Commission will be conducting a site visit at Overlook East located at 423 East Patrick Street on August 26 The purpose of the site visit is to view the historic rehabilitation of the existing structure and wil.. the District Court of Maryland for Frederick County granted the City of Frederick’s motion for a temporary restraining order against Ryan Weinstein and two associated LLCs each defendant having an interest in the property loc.. The Frederick Municipal Airport is thrilled to announce the second annual "Frederick Festival of Flight," a community aviation event that promises an exciting day for aviation enthusiasts and the general public alike Filming for a production will involve a City of Frederick Street and sidewalk in downtown Frederick on Saturday August 10th Court Street between West Church and West Patrick near the FSK Apartments will be closed from 1:00pm – 8:00pm The City of Frederick's Department of Public Works announces that M under the direction of the Department of Public Works will be resurfacing Hayward Road from Thomas Johnson Drive to Arrowhead Drive The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the completion of repairs to the City Hall Board Room the building is reopened to the general public and all public meetings will be hosted in the City Hall Board Room To make composting more accessible to members of the community the City of Frederick is pleased to announce a new Community Compost Drop-off Site.  This will provide residents living in apartments within the City of Frederick the ability to drop .. The City Planning Department is proud to announce that the following applications will become available online through the OpenGov portal beginning Wednesday ·      Historic Preservation Commissi.. A Heat Advisory is in effect from 11 a.m The City of Frederick is offering its Community Table at 100 S Market Street as a Cooling Center for residents who need to get out of the heat sta.. The City of Frederick is excited to announce the launch of a new grant opportunity through the Department of Economic Development called "ACCESS GRANTED," is specifically designed to support and empower small minority The survey offers residents the opportunity to weigh in on several areas from funding local infrastructure projec.. The City of Frederick recently announced the launch of a comprehensive lead service line inventory initiative as part of the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Independence Day on Thursday Mayor Michael O’Connor held a Pride Month briefing where he reflected on the previous efforts made by The City of Frederick and announced a series of ongoing initiatives to support the LGBTQ+ communities Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to announce the appointment of Gabrielle Collard as the new Deputy Director of Planning for The City of Frederick Gabrielle brings over 20 years of experience in urban planning to her new role Shraddha Praharaj Named Among Institute of Transportation Engineers 2024 Young Leaders to Follow The City of Frederick is thrilled to announce the inclusion of transportation engineer Shraddha Praharaj in the 2024 class of the Young Leaders to Follow progr.. The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Juneteenth on Wednesday Due to continued work inside City Hall to remediate flooding damage City Hall will remain closed to the public until further notice with the exception of the finance window.  All public meetings will continue to be held at the City’s A.. The Department of Housing and Human Services is participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children without charge. Acceptance and participation requiremen.. the June 10th Planning Commission Meeting will be held in Conference Room C of the Annex Building at 140 W Sustainability for Historic Preservation Commissions with Frederick Stachura from the Maryland Association of Historic District Commissions the building will be closed to visitors for the remainder of this week The Mayor and Board of Aldermen Workshop on June 5 and the Mayor and Board of Aldermen Public Hearing on June 6 have b.. The City of Frederick Department of Housing and Human Services is pleased to invite community members to participate in a public meeting regarding the Program Year (PY) 2024 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan as well as Substantia.. The Historic Preservation Commission virtual training session scheduled on May 30th at 6PM will be postponed due to unforeseen circumstances The new date for the training will be announced in the near future.  The City of Frederick’s residential compost pilot project has significantly reduced landfill waste with more than 1,100 participating residents and 574,670 pounds of organic materials diverted from landfills The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Memorial Day on Monday Please see below for a list of service changes Due to a brief delay needed to make necessary safety enhancements the City of Frederick's Diggs and Thomas Swimming Pools will now open on June 1 The City of Frederick is committed to providing safe and accessible recreational amenities for all .. The City of Frederick wishes to inform the public of a change in the schedule for an upcoming Mayor and Board of Aldermen workshop which was originally set to take place on May 15 The City of Frederick Taxicab Commission has forty-four (44) taxicab permits available.  A person wishing to obtain a new taxicab permit must submit to the Taxicab Administrative Agency Traffic Advisory: Monroe Avenue Closure  The Dog Park located at 212 Carroll Parkway from 7:30 AM to 2 PM for mulching and maintenance The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a virtual training session on May 30th at 6PM titled HPC201: Sustainability for Historic Preservation Commissions is being provided in partnership with the Maryland Association for Historic Di.. The main switchboard for the City Department of Public Works will be without phone service on Sunday April 28th between 7 a.m Residents are encouraged to use the online “I Want to Report” forms to submit non-emergency issue.. Mayor Michael O’Connor announced a series of initiatives aimed at supporting our youth and reaffirming our commitment to creating a community where every child feels supported The announcements highlight how The City is c.. The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the opening of the application period for membership on the newly established Re-entry Advisory Coalition The coalition seeks to bring together a diverse group of stakeholders including agency partners at loca.. The City of Frederick Department of Housing and Human Services is pleased to announce new extended hours of operation for its Community Health Center beginning May 6 These extended hours aim to provide more flexibility and convenience for the commu.. The City of Frederick Department of Parks and Recreation invites the community to a fun-filled Spring Open House and Earth Day Celebration on Saturday from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at Baker Park and the William Talley Recreation Center - 121 N Ben.. Mayor Michael O’Connor will be holding a press briefing this afternoon to announce an update in The City’s efforts to reduce vacant and blighted properties The City of Frederick Board of Aldermen is scheduled to deliberate on three charter changes proposed by the Charter Review Committee during its session scheduled for Wednesday The meeting will take place in the City Hall Board R.. Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Thursday Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall.?   The City of Frederick today has announced its recovery from a phishing and wire fraud attack in November 2023 orchestrated by unidentified perpetrators posing as a legitimate city vendor led to the fraudulent transfer of approximate.. The City of Frederick Department of Housing and Human Services is coming to your neighborhood this Spring!   Starting in April 2024 and Program Staff will be bringing health ser.. Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Wednesday 2024 at the conclusion of the Mayor and Board Workshop  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hal.. The City of Frederick Department of Parks and Recreation will be holding community meetings to discuss the redesign of Hill Street Park (100 Hill Street MD 21701) and Mullinix Park (16 South Bentz Street in collaboration with The City of Frederick and Sports Facilities Advisory is excited to announce a series of public meetings to gather community input on the Action Plan for the Westside Regional Park in Frede.. Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall This action is in accordance with the authority.. at 6pm at the Talley Recreation Center - Classroom A the City of Frederick will be hosting a workshop about the Jefferson Street Redesign study a set of draft proposals covering all of.. Reason for closure: Road widening, curb work, and installation of a traffic signal at Yellow Springs Road/Tuscanney Drive intersection.Lane to be closed: Southbound Yellow Springs Road center lane closed between north of Old Farm Drive and 500 feet south ...Read on... The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a virtual training session on March 19th at 6PM is being provided in partnership with the Maryland Association for Historic District Commissions The Historic Preservation Commission Public Hearing and Workshop scheduled for March 14 will be cancelled due to the lack of quorum.  All cases that were scheduled will be moved to the March 28th public hearing and workshop.  Applicant:                                            .. Several residents and businesses may experience water service interruptions due to urgent repairs stemming from a major water main break Thursday morning The main break and affected infrastructure is in the area of 7th Street The City of Frederick Department of Parks and Recreation is excited to announce upcoming court renovations at Overlook Park The playing courts at Overlook Park will be closed to the public starting on Mo.. The meeting will take place in the City Hall Boar.. Mayor Michael O’Connor announced a comprehensive series of initiatives focused on honoring the legacy of the Black community and promoting a future of inclusivity and equality this week  Mayor O’Connor will request a vote of the Aldermen to convene in Closed Session at City Hall Update: The snow emergency will be lifted at 6 AM February 17 – Mayor Michael O’Connor has declared a SNOW EMERGENCY in The City of Frederick in anticipation of forecasted winter weather The City of Frederick Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking public feedback on the redesign of Hill Street Park and Mullinix Park Feedback from the community will be carefully considered and is critical to the redesign process The City of Frederick is excited to announce two upcoming town hall meetings to discuss updates on the City’s budget These meetings will provide an opportunity for community .. Tax-paying property owners may apply for a credit equal to 25% of the properly documented expenditures incurred during 2023 for exterior work that contributes to the restoration or preservation of a structure designated by the City of Frederick as a Histo.. DPW crews are responding to a major water main break on 7th Street 7th Street will be closed from Fairview Avenue to Toll House Avenue for the foreseeable future as crews work to repair the main Commuters should attempt to find alternate routes The City of Frederick is experiencing a phone outage The Frederick Police Department non-emergency phone line and Department of Public Works switchboard are among the lines through which residents are currently unable to reach the City.  The City of Frederick at all times is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all our community members the City is operating under the activated Frederick County Freezing Weather Plan a collaborative effort involving key partners .. It is with a heavy heart that I extend my sincerest condolences to the family and constituents of the late Alderwoman Marcia Hall Marcia's passing is a profound loss for our community as she was not only a dedicated public servant but.. The City of Frederick is experiencing a temporary issue affecting the city's website particularly the public meeting calendar and the ability to view public meeting agendas and watch previous public meetings at cityoffrederickmd.gov/publicmeetin.. The City of Frederick is closely monitoring reports from the National Weather Service which indicate the likelihood of inclement weather characterized by heavy rains and strong winds The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the appointment of Gabrielle Collard as Acting Deputy Director for Planning A seasoned urban planning professional with an impressive 20-year career Collard brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her .. The City of Frederick is pleased to share significant investments Gov Wes Moore announced for projects in The City of Frederick that will drive economic growth and community development These seven state revitalization programs administered by the Maryl.. The City of Frederick is proud to announce the launch of its new online portal, powered by OpenGov Permitting & Licensing, aimed at enhancing resident services by streamlining and expediting the pe.. After an illustrious career spanning 35 years of dedicated service to the community The City of Frederick’s Deputy Director of Planning Joe Adkins announced his intention to retire effective Dec The City of Frederick’s Sustainability Committee meeting scheduled for Dec has been moved to a virtual meeting.  Residents interested in attending the meeting are able to call in on the Microsoft Teams meeting numb.. Mayor Michael O’Connor issued the following statement in response to reports that critical City transportation projects may be defunded in the state’s transportation plan.  The City of Frederick is excited to announce the hiring of Stephanie Chaiken as the new Manager of the Weinberg Center for the Arts Chaiken brings a wealth of experience and a passion for the arts and the City of Frederick is eager to welcome her as.. The City of Frederick is excited to announce the participation of Frederick’s Department of Housing and Human Services as a host site for the inaugural class of Service Year Option and Maryland Corps members a partnership with the Maryland Department of .. the much-awaited turkey distribution event hosted by the City of Frederick’s Department of Housing and Human Services in partnership with the Spanish Speaking Community of Maryland - Frederick ha.. The City of Frederick's Charter Review Committee is pleased to announce the release of the Charter Review Committee's draft report a crucial step in the ongoing process to review and recommend changes to the city's governing do.. Mayor Michael O’Connor has requested a Closed Session on Monday A prescribed burn is scheduled to take place in the City Watershed property off Fishing Creek Road from Nov The purpose is to restore specific tree species The prescribed burn will reduce the duff layer The City’s newly-formed Technical Code Appeals Board is currently seeking interested individuals to fill vacancies for a 3-year term The Technical Code Appeals Board meets as needed to hear disputes relating to the City’s Codes coveri.. the Department of Housing and Human Services in The City of Frederick is proud to announce a day of community engagement Weatherization Day is an annual nationwide i.. The Division of Planning is publishing the Second draft of the East Street Form-Based Code for public review and to get feedback from the community.  https://www.cityoffrederickmd.gov/1584/Form-Based-Code The City of Frederick Department of Public Works is excited to host its upcoming Freecycle Roundup event This community initiative invites City residents to participate in an environmentally .. The elevator in the Court Street parking garage is undergoing repairs and will be out of order until Monday Oct The garage remains and accessible to the public through the stairs Mayor Michael O'Connor and Chief of Police Jason Lando have issued the following statements regarding ongoing violence between Hamas and Israel in the Middle East.  The City of Frederick Planning Commission will host a Special Planning Commission Meeting scheduled for October 17th to discuss the mixed-use master plan for development of the Brickworks Property The City of Frederick's Department of Housing and Human Services (HHS) is excited to announce the return of its Annual Community Engagement Summit This event will take place at New Spires Art (15 W The City of Frederick Department of Housing and Human Services is thrilled to announce the grand opening celebration of the Frederick Food Bank at Trinity an expansion of food and nutrition services aimed at supporting individuals and families in need The City of Frederick seeking resident input in shaping the legislative priorities that will guide the City's future This process aims to understand the collective desires of the community for projects and policies the State of Maryland could as.. The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the establishment of an online portal for landlords to register rental properties to prepare for the launch of the Rental Licensing Ordinance an initiative aimed at ensuring safe housing for all renters in Fre.. there will be a 15-minute delay to this evening’s planning commission meeting The meeting will still be viewable on cable Channel 99 once it begins The City of Frederick is delighted to announce a significant step forward in its commitment to promoting racial equity and fostering inclusivity The City has been granted membership to the Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE) The City of Frederick has announced several service changes and closures in observation of Labor Day on Monday City Offices Closure: All City of Frederick offices will remain closed on Monday Mayor Michael O'Connor cordially invites residents and community members to tune in and participate in the upcoming State of the City of Frederick Address Tuesday This annual event will provide an opportunity for resi.. The City of Frederick is proud to announce the launch of its residential compost pilot project beginning August 21 This program seeks to reduce waste in the city and create new opportunities for composting. .. The City of Frederick is excited to announce the installation of several electric vehicle charging stations.  the City selected three sites for electric vehicle charging stations A lane closure will be in effect on East Patrick Street between Monocacy Boulevard and approximately 700 feet of Monocacy Boulevard for several days as storm drain work is conducted.  The storm drain work is expected to begin at 9 a.m The City of Frederick is excited to announce the launch of its new easy-to-use bill pay service for residents.  creates increased efficiencies and better customer service to residents by allowing them to pay how The City of Frederick is aware of a recent increase in rodent activity in several neighborhoods. In response, Mayor Michael O’Connor is announcing a comprehensive strategy to address concerns&nbsp.. A severe weather alert and tornado watch has been issued for much of The City of Frederick until 9 p.m Please take appropriate precautions as wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible this evening significantly increasing the risk of tornadoe.. The Ad-hoc Charter Review Committee for The City of Frederick will meet Thursday 2023 as it moves its deliberations to the preliminary recommendation stages.  the Ad-hoc Charter Review Committee has spent the past eig.. The 2023 Annual Best Places to Work award winners were recognized recently at a reception at the Downtown Community Room at the ERUCC and nine Frederick businesses proved why they came out on top for their specific .. The Department of Housing and Human Services (DHHS) Foodbank is requesting donations The Foodbank recently expanded services and donations are needed to meet the growing need for services in our community The City of Frederick and Frederick County shared a new Frederick County Public Libraries branch will be built at Hillcrest Park Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater and Mayor Michael O’Connor of The City of Fre.. Work to widen Gas House Pike at the intersection with Monocacy Boulevard is scheduled to begin Monday resulting in some traffic changes for residents.  Gas House Pike between Monocacy Boulevard and Helix Way will be closed for appr.. The Department of Housing and Human Services (DHHS) is pleased to announce the availability of one (1) opening for a full-time AmeriCorps Member to serve at the DHHS The City of Frederick Engineering Department continues to take public input on the Motter Avenue and 13th Street traffic engineering proposal.  The public comment period remains open until July 9th Residents who have not already commented are enc.. The Leadership Award is presented to organizations that have shown a strong commitment to the implementation of sustainable practices and the continual improvement of environmental performance along with the Maryland State Police and Frederick County Sheriff’s Office are currently investigating a commercial burglary series that has been occurring since May The suspect in this case has been targeting .. As part of the Workshop series to present the first draft of the East Street Form-Based Code and to discuss different aspects of the Code and to get feedback from the community the Division of Planning is holding the Second Workshop at The City Hall boar.. Contractors will be onsite at Monocacy Village Park for several weeks to perform initial topographical surveys and other assessments in preparation for a stream restoration project This project is an extension of the Motter Aven.. AM Liner East will continue rehabbing sanitary sewer mainlines in two locations in the City this week June 12 and Tuesday June 13 crews will be working in the 100 block of W South Street Expect the closure of the left lane on South St The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Juneteenth on Monday and some service schedules will change.  Continuing its efforts to combat speeding in The City of Frederick through traffic calming measures The City of Frederick Engineering Department is presenting a concept proposal for improvements at the Motter Avenue and West 13th Street and Fairview Aven.. The City of Frederick will welcome thousands of people to downtown for the annual Frederick Pride.  To accommodate crowds that will be traveling along Carroll Creek Linear Park for the duration of the event contractor AM Liner East will begin rehabbing sewer mainlines throughout the City The sewer work will result in some parking disruption and road closures.  The work will occur June 5-9 with the following timeline: Work to resurface New Design Road from South Market Street to the U.S resulting in some lane closures.  will last from June 1 to approximately June 15 The City of Frederick is pleased to announce the release of the public draft of its first comprehensive bicycle and pedestrian plan The City will be kicking off its public outreach with an open house on May 30 at 6:00 pm a.. After more than 17 years of service to The City of Frederick’s theater community, Weinberg Center for the Arts and New Spire Arts Executive Theater Manager John Healey announced this week his intent to retire in Septem.. Mayor Michael O’Connor is pleased to announce his amended FY2024 budget which commits further investment into City park facilities, community safety, and quality of life, and&nb.. The City of Frederick is working to approve a potential filming project in the vicinity of Baughman’s Lane and Rosemont Avenue from Monday The filming activity will not impede traffic The Water Department has scheduled a water shutoff on Hughes Ford Road between Bucheimer Road and Monocacy Boulevard from Sunday This shutdown is necessary for the Water Departme.. The Water Department has scheduled a water shutoff for the 200 block of E This temporary interruption is required to replace the water main service line The Zoning Board of Appeals meeting scheduled for February 25th has been cancelled We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause please contact Jennifer Van de Griek at 301-600-6276 The Water Department announces a scheduled water service interruption for the 8th Street Court Apartments This planned disruption will occur on Tuesday This approval stems from Resolution 24-20 passed by the City Council in Se.. The Water Department has a scheduled water turnoff for Upper East Apartments The City of Frederick offices will be closed to observe Presidents Day on Monday the City of Frederick has announced the following service adjustments for residents: The City of Frederick is announcing several changes to public meetings and services due to forecasted inclement weather.  the Public Art and Parks and Recreation Commission meetings have been moved to virt.. the City of Frederick will submit a request to the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the release of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act.. Below are some quick facts about the upcoming Election in the City of Frederick. If you would like more information, be sure to visit https://frederickmd.gov/elections The City of Frederick has five voting districts The City of Frederick is home to many federal employees and contractors and we support all residents and their families impacted by changes in federal employment including job reductions and shifts in federal funding Summer Fun with Play Frederick!Explore our exciting range of summer camps Registration is OPEN so sign up today and.. officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to a report of shots fired in the 1100 block of Key Parkway officers located two adult male victims suffering from gunshot wounds... Several groups gathered throughout the City of Frederick on Thursday evening to exercise their First Amendment rights The Frederick Police Department monitored these events to ensure the safety of all involved Most participants demonstrated peacefully a.. The City of Frederick will welcome thousands of runners and visitors during the annual Frederick Running Festival the event is expected to bring significant traffic impacts The Frederick Police Department is proud to release its 2024 Annual Report a comprehensive look at the department’s commitment to public safety and community engagement over the past year FPD responded to 83,274 calls for s.. officers responded to 28 separate burglaries at newly constructed homes nearing completion These incidents occurred throughout the City of Frederick on weekends when construction crews were off for multiple days The Frederick Police Department is proud to introduce GoodSAM web-based technology designed to improve public safety and emergency response First integrated into FPD’s operations on February 1 The Frederick Police Department is proud to announce the graduation of Lieutenant Kacie Strong from the prestigious School of Police Staff and Command (SPSC) at Northwestern University Center for Public Safety Strong’s successful completion.. officers responded to reports of graffiti at several locations along N affecting both private businesses and city property officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to the 1500 block of Opossumtown Pike for a reported theft in progress at a local business after a Frederick County grand jury indicted him on several charges related to a sexual assault investigation. Dr who has been in practice as an internist and primary care d.. The Frederick Police Department is proud to highlight the outstanding success of the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program which has significantly reduced calls for service involving low-level offenses since its launch in 2022 The Frederick Police Department is excited to announce the return of the highly anticipated annual Fire in Ice event This weekend-long celebration will bring thousands of residents and visitors to Downtown Frederick for a spectacular display of winter fu.. officers responded to a reported shooting in the area of Steiner Way in Frederick officers located a juvenile victim who had sustained a non-life-threatening injury The Frederick Police Department is urging all road users—pedestrians and drivers—to remain vigilant amid a rise in pedestrian-related vehicle crashes. While safety is a shared responsibility On November 16, 2024, the Frederick Police Department responded to a situation involving an individual experiencing a mental health crisis in the 300 block of W. Seventh Street.  Responding officers were assisted by members of the Crisis Response...Read on... The Frederick High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) group comprising members from the Frederick Police Department The Frederick Police Department reminds residents and visitors of road closures and parking restrictions for the annual Kris Kringle Parade on Friday This Frederick tradition brings festive spirit and holiday cheer to downtown but will.. after receiving a tip from a security company contracted by a local church Frederick Police officers took steps to help secure a community event in response to safety concerns The security team notified officers that .. members of the Frederick Police Department's Tactical Investigations Unit (TIU) in collaboration with the Special Response Team (SRT) and partner agencies executed a search warrant at the apartment of Leonard Anthony Morris.. Detective DeWees of the Frederick Police Department began an investigation involving internet crimes against children (ICAC) The suspect in the investigation was identified as officers from the Frederick Police Department were patrolling the area of E Church Street and Market Street when they heard a firearm discharge Officers quickly responded to the intersection of N Market Stre.. officers of the Frederick Police Department responded to the area of the Orchard Way and Apple Way for a vehicle crash with injury involving a motorcycle Frederick Police officers responded to a report of a vehicle theft and child abduction in the 1700 block of Harvest Drive in Frederick The City of Frederick will experience a planned power outage on Thursday as Potomac Edison conducts upgrades to the underground electrical system near the Court Street Parking Garage Frederick Police officers were dispatched to a domestic violence incident in the 1000 block of Heather Ridge Drive Responding officers were provided with the description of a male suspect who fled the scene Officers received information from another law enforcement agency that a subject was possibly traveling to Frederick with a substantial amount of illegal narcotics Patrol officers observed a gray Dodge Challenger .. Frederick Police officers responded to the 5700 block of Butterfly Lane for a report of a hit-and-run incident officers were notified that a vehicle had struck two parked cars before fleein.. officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to a weapons complaint in the 100 block of West Patrick Street in Frederick officers located a victim who reported being confronted by an agitated .. The Frederick Police Department’s Tactical Investigations Unit (TIU) made an arrest and drug seizure following an ongoing investigation into drug distribution activities Rickilynn Nicole Dyer was apprehended after a traffic .. officers of the Frederick Police Department responded to 1000 Heather Ridge Drive they located an adult male victim with apparent gunshot wounds... officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to reports of a shooting in the area of the East All Saints St parking garage officers located an adult male who had sustained a gunshot wo.. Update: This press release has been revised to include information on two additional shooting incidents that occurred in Frederick on the night of August 9, 2024.On Friday, August 9, 2024, at approximately 10:05 p.m., officers from the Frederick ...Read on... FREDERICK, Md. (August 2, 2024) – On Thursday Evening August 1, 2024, just before midnight, Deputies were dispatched in attempt to locate a 45-year-old adult male wanted on a Felony Warrant out of Beaver County Pennsylvania for Child Se...Read on... The Frederick Police Department has identified and arrested a subject on sex offense and child abuse charges was assigned an investigation regarding a sex offense that occu.. The City of Frederick and the Frederick Police Department are excited to announce their participation in the Annual National Night Out event on Tuesday This nationwide initiative brings communities together to strengthen police-community .. The Frederick Police Department will be appearing in the television documentary series On Patrol: Live On Patrol: Live airs Friday and Saturday Nights from 9 p.m The Frederick Police Department is excited to announce that applications are now being accepted for the 28th Citizens Police Academy This seven-week course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the functions a.. The Frederick Police Department is proud to announce the release of its 2023 Annual Report This comprehensive document highlights the department's achievements and strategic advancements over the past year The City of Frederick is gearing up to host its annual PRIDE Celebration and Festival this Saturday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM at Carroll Creek Linear Park This highly anticipated event is expected to draw thousands of attendees downtown to.. detectives from the Frederick Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit along with members of the US Marshals Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force apprehended three additional suspects connected to the murder of Limber Lopez Fune.. The Frederick Police Department is proud to announce the graduation of its 67th Academy Class at the Frederick Community College JBK Theater where twelve student officers representing three law enforcement ag.. officers from the Frederick Police Department's Tactical Investigation Unit (TIU) operating within the Baltimore Washington High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Task Force initiated an investigation into William Joseph Jones Jr The Frederick Police Department is proud to announce the release of our new strategic plan outlining key goals and objectives for the fiscal years 2024-2027 This comprehensive plan reflects the department's commitment to serving and protecting .. REMINDER: Due to the Frederick Running Festival Half-Marathon there will be limited travel throughout the City this morning The Frederick Police Department is pleased to announce the upcoming Frederick Running Festival This annual event draws over 4,000 participants officers of the Frederick Police Department’s Patrol Squad-A were dispatched to the 900 block of W Patrick Street in response to a reported domestic violence incident officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to a business in the 200 block of N Market St following reports from an employee who discovered bullet holes in the rear of the establishment officers of the Frederick Police Department were dispatched to the 1300 block of Hampshire Drive During the initial investigation it was determined that two individu.. The Frederick Police Department is proud to announce the successful re-accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) an achievement that recognizes the department's commitment to excellence and continuous .. the Frederick Police Department received anonymous tips regarding alleged illegal prostitution activities occurring at several massage parlors in Frederick City Detective Sharpe of the Frederick Police Department collaborated wi.. officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to the 300 block of Ballenger Center Drive Frederick for a reported domestic disturbance and robbery in progress Corporal Sara Leishear of the Frederick Police Department has been honored with the Valor Award from the MD DC Moose Association for her exceptional courage and selflessness during a life-threatening situation The Frederick Police Department’s Crash Reconstruction Team is investigating a fatal injury crash officers from the Frederick Police Department's Patrol Division responded to .. The Frederick Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit is investigating a stabbing death officers of the Frederick Police Department responded to the area of the Mount Olivet Cemetery detectives with the Major Crimes Unit arrested Jeffrey Whitney Bryan Jr for the murder of Tayquan Palmer officers with the Frederick Police Department responded to the 100 Block of W All Saints Street for a shooting t.. the Frederick Police Department responded to a reported firearm discharge in the vicinity of N an officer with FPD's Patrol Squad D was conducting a patrol check in the 400 Block of Waverly Drive in Frederick This patrol check was initiated based on information obtained by officers regarding a wante.. The Frederick Police Department is dedicated to maintaining accountability and transparency in all matters particularly in critical incidents involving our agency we are releasing the body-worn camera footage associated with .. several members of our Frederick Police family came together to support Officers Snyder and Kowalsky and their families at the sentencing for Dominique Lamarr Lewis the suspect who shot both of these brave officers on February 11,&a.. the Frederick Police Department would like to remind residents about the importance of adhering to Snow Emergency Parking Regulations As snowfall may affect the normal flow of traffic The Frederick Police Department is proud to announce the graduation of the 66th Police Academy class representing seven law enforcement agencies The Frederick Police Department is set to provide road closure assistance during the upcoming Mountain City Elks Lodge 100th Anniversary Parade This year's parade route has been expanded to mar.. On July 7, 2023, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen amended Section 13-14 of the Frederick City Code regarding overweight through vehicles. The amended ordinance prohibits commercial motor vehicles as defined by § 16-803 of the Maryland Transportat.. Two automated speed monitoring systems have been installed on the Eastbound and Westbound lanes of Christophers Crossing at Fieldstone Way and Sawmill Court The implementation of these systems aims to improve road safety and reduce speeding violations The Frederick Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit has charged a juvenile male in the October shooting death of a 14-year-old officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to 90 Waverley Drive officers with the Frederick Police Department’s patrol squad A made an arrest of a Frederick man in possession of a handgun Gerand along with several other officers from FPD patrol squad A were di.. officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to a report of a man firing shots inside his residence in the 2600 block of Monocacy Ford Road.  Additional information indicated that the man&.. officers from the Frederick Police Department responded to the 200 Block of N Market Street for reports of a shooting.  After arriving officers quickly determined a fight had broken out in the establishm.. What CITY SPORTS FIELDS CLOSED means – All City leased fields  No one is to use the fields when closed  If it is found that a permitted league is using a .. © 2025, Kent Reporter + Sound Publishing, Inc. + Black Press Media DETROIT – Police are seeking information about a 26-year-old woman who went missing in Detroit Jamila Gortman left her residence in the 15800 block of Carlisle Street on Saturday (May 5) and hasn’t been seen since She was last seen wearing a green and orange hooded sweatshirt Anyone with information should contact the Detroit Police Department’s 5th Precinct at 313-596-5540 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up All tips to Crime Stoppers are anonymous. Click here to submit a tip online READ: More Missing in Michigan coverage Copyright 2021 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. Brandon Carr is a digital content producer for ClickOnDetroit and has been with WDIV Local 4 since November 2021. Brandon is the 2015 Solomon Kinloch Humanitarian award recipient for Community Service. Click here to take a moment and familiarize yourself with our Community Guidelines TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Careers at WDIV Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 ClickOnDetroit.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group MIAMI-DADE COUNTY – An Amazon delivery driver was busted for stealing packages Police said they arrested 32-year-old Adrian Barrera after finding him illegally dumping cardboard boxes at the Lowes parking lot located at 9191 SW 137th Ave. Officers said the boxes were marked with Amazon labels and individually addressed to different customers keeping the contents inside his truck and leaving the boxes in a pile in the parking lot police said they also found around one gram of crystal meth inside the truck littering and possession of a controlled substance A judge granted him $10,000 bond for the three charges Copyright 2025 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved David Dwork joined the WPLG Local 10 News team in August 2019 David has covered South Florida sports since 2007 TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Closed Captioning / Audio Description Contact Us Careers at WPLG Terms of Use Privacy Policy Public File FCC Applications EEO Report 1.0 Host Exhibit Copyright © 2025 Local10.com is published by WPLG INC. are asking for the public’s help in tracking down a stolen Mercedes SUV used to run over a pedestrian last month outside of the Midtown Costco According to police, the driver of the Mercedes was involved in an argument in the store’s parking lot on Monday, April 21 causing the victim who was hanging on to the vehicle to be thrown off Paramedics transported the victim to an area hospital initially in critical condition Police describe the stolen SUV as a black 2025 Mercedes-Benz ML350 potentially displaying an expired Missouri tag 07PU0M All windows except the driver’s window are tinted Crime Stoppers could offer you a cash reward Report a typo (WLOS) — The Asheville Police Department is looking for Daniel Alan Dellaguardia Police said he has open warrants for communicating threats and simple assault APD describes Dellaguardia as a white male with brown hair shaved on the sides and green eyes ASHEVILLE POLICE ARREST THREE, SEIZE FENTANYL, STOLEN FIREARM AND MORE His charges are related to two separate incidents One was on May 2 in downtown Asheville and the other happened on May 4 in south Asheville If anyone has information on Dellaguardia's whereabouts You can also leave an anonymous tip through the TIP2APD smartphone app or text TIP2APD to 847411 Taylor — Vowing "no one in this department will be getting arrested for subverting federal law," Taylor Police Chief John Blair said Monday his agency signed an agreement last week with U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement that allows local officers to question people about their immigration status The law allows federal immigration enforcement authorities to delegate functions such as investigating arresting or detaining noncitizens to local agencies As of May 2, 2025, ICE has signed 517 nationwide Memorandums of Agreement for 287(g) programs, encompassing 39 states, the federal agency said on its website "It doesn't change anything — exact same policing as when I walked in the door 34 years ago," Blair said in a statement to The Detroit News "We aren't kicking in doors or searching for illegal immigrants If you are arrested for a criminal offense If in the lawful process of identifying you it is determined you are in the country illegally "We will NOT subvert federal law enforcement from enforcing illegal immigration law," Blair said "No one in this department will be getting arrested for subverting federal law." “the Attorney General and the Secretary of Homeland Security shall pursue all necessary legal remedies and enforcement measures to end these violations and bring such jurisdictions into compliance with the laws of the United States." The two executive orders were decried by the American Civil Liberties Union, which issued a statement calling the directives "just the latest escalation in the Trump administration’s shakedown of cities and elected officials that refuse to offer up local resources for the administration’s mass deportation and detention agenda." The Task Force Model was reinstated by Trump when he assumed office Jan. 20. engagement and communications manager at the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center criticized Taylor police officials for signing the agreement with ICE "It is alarming that Taylor's police department is choosing to use local tax dollars to subsidize federal efforts to cruelly uproot our immigrant neighbors," Sauvé said in a statement "They are choosing to risk racial profiling all which can be very costly for a small community like Taylor." According to ICE, the agency's Removal Operations has three 287(g) models: Jail Enforcement "The Jail Enforcement Model is designed to identify and process removable aliens — with criminal or pending criminal charges — who are arrested by state or local law enforcement agencies," ICE said on its website "The Task Force Model serves as a force multiplier for law enforcement agencies to enforce limited immigration authority with ICE oversight during their routine police duties .. (and) the Warrant Service Officer program allows ICE to train certify and authorize state and local law enforcement officers to serve and execute administrative warrants on aliens in their agency’s jail." The Jackson County Sheriff's Office signed up for the Warrant Service Officer Model 241 agencies have Task Force Model agreements with 189 in the Warrant Service Officer model Sauvé said the Task Force model "is riddled with problems," referencing the Department of Justice's findings in Maricopa County, Arizona, and a 2016 Brookings Institution study that found that Prince William County had to raise property taxes and take money from its "rainy day” fund to implement its 287(g) program "Maricopa County is still paying for its long-shuttered 287(g) program and Prince William County had to raise property taxes and take money from its 'rainy day' fund to cover the cost," Sauvé said "And none of this has been shown to increase public safety they're spending less time and resources on local policing "Community members lose trust and are less likely to come forward to report crimes which makes everyone less safe," Sauvé said "Local tax dollars would be better spent building trust with residents and enforcing local laws rather than subsidizing the work of federal immigration enforcement." Taylor's agreement with ICE comes amid fierce debate over Trump's immigration policies and the role local agencies and municipalities play in the federal deportation operation Last week, a package of five bills passed in the Michigan House of Representatives that would ban local governments from enforcing "sanctuary" policies that restrict police from cooperating with federal immigration authorities In February, the Wayne County Sheriff's Office changed its policy about cooperating with federal immigration officials removed language forbidding jail employees from holding inmates on ICE detainers unless the federal agency was unable to provide more than a detainer or administrative warrant the new policy continues to prohibit jail staff from releasing inmates to ICE unless the federal agency provides an arrest warrant The new Wayne County policy also clarifies that inmates must finish their sentences for all state or local criminal charges before they're released to ICE Lawyers say evidence file outlines atrocities including torture and rape carried out by the Rapid Support Forces in the country’s brutal civil conflict Lawyers have submitted a 142-page file of evidence to the war crimes unit of the Metropolitan police containing details of numerous atrocities perpetrated by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) Now into its third year, the catastrophic war between the RSF and the Sudanese military has prompted the world’s biggest humanitarian crisis killed at least 150,00 people and forced 12 million from their homes offer evidence that the RSF’s leadership are responsible for repeated war crimes focusing on the legal principle of “command responsibility” – that commanders knew or ought to have known about the atrocities committed by their troops Former international judge Sir Howard Morrison described the dossier’s weight of evidence as “compelling” The lead lawyer, Lucia Brieskova, added: “We believe this submission will contribute to the fight against impunity suffered by many in Darfur in Sudan.” The case was instructed by a Sudanese pro-democracy supporter whom the Guardian is not naming for security reasons It comes as the international court of justice is expected to deliver a verdict on whether the United Arab Emirates can plausibly be found “complicit in the commission of genocide” by arming the RSF in Sudan’s civil war The case was brought by Sudan who said the UAE has been arming the RSF with the aim of wiping out the non-Arab Masalit population of west Darfur. The UAE has said the case is a cynical publicity stunt. Read moreRecently the Trump administration characterised atrocities committed by the RSF in Darfur as genocide, reaffirming a designation made by the Biden administration in January The submission sent to Scotland Yard says evidence assembled by the UN proved war crimes in Darfur were perpetrated by RSF troops “Steps should have been taken by the RSF leadership to address the situation this direct and circumstantial evidence makes it clear that the RSF leadership either knew that the war crimes were being committed by the RSF in Darfur they have a case to answer under international criminal and humanitarian law,” it states Although the ICC investigation is focusing on war crimes in Darfur reports of atrocities being committed throughout the country continue to emerge footage circulated online showed at least 31 people were killed by the RSF in Khartoum’s twin city of Omdurman The Sudanese army also faces accusations of committing atrocities against civilians WASHINGTON − Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., faced another hostile crowd at a town hall as attendees broke out into boos and jeers and a constituent was forcibly removed by police More: Woman dragged out of Idaho town hall asks for $5 million in damages, 6 men charged At one point during the town hall, police surrounded a woman in the crowd and she told them, “I’m not leaving,” according to footage from ABC News “Let her stay!” and she was eventually carried out of the event by police claiming that he’s willing to work across the aisle to get bills passed “Bipartisan sounds nice, but meaningful bipartisanship is in votes taken, not in the fig-leaf of co-sponsored bills,” one attendee told Lawler “Now is your time to stand up to the authoritarian Trump regime.” The Associated Press reported that the crowd walked out of the town hall when the final question was asked on protests against Israel More: Anger erupts at Republican lawmakers' town halls amid tariff and DOGE drama “I appreciate everybody coming out tonight and taking the time to ask your questions and hear my answers or whether you really actually wanted to listen to them or not but I very much appreciate you participating,” Lawler said More: New York Republican Mike Lawler faces jeers and boos at town hall Contributing: David McKay Wilson a vehicle collision occurred between a New York State Police vehicle and a passenger car.  The incident occurred on State Route 5 at Eatonville Road in the Town of Herkimer A State Trooper and the driver of the passenger car were both transported to Wynn Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.  The cause of the crash is currently under investigation by the New York State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit.   More information will be released as it becomes available - A man was arrested on Saturday after he threatened police and refused to follow orders to leave his vehicle Police responded to a domestic disturbance in the 800 block of W He was contacted by troopers outside a business near the intersection of M-55 and Sage Lake Road at about 3:00 P.M The man then drove away and troopers pursued him to a nearby private property before stopping Police say the man did not comply with lawful orders to exit the vehicle and made threatening statements Investigative information gathered by troopers indicated the man had at least one gun in the vehicle The MSP Emergency Support Team responded to the scene After three hours the man was safely taken into custody and held in the Ogemaw County Jail With Memorial Day marking the unofficial start of summer travel the La Porte City Police Department is preparing to step up patrols to crack down on seatbelt usage the La Porte City Police Department will join police officers across the state to participate in a national campaign to promote safe driving habits including seat belt usage  it’s critical to remind all motorists that wearing a seatbelt is not just the law; it’s something that can save your life,” said Douglas Huntsinger Executive Director for the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute “Our goal is simple – we want everyone to make it home safely Buckling up is the first step in achieving that goal.”  This high-visibility enforcement campaign is part of a nationwide effort funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration through grants administered by ICJI the La Porte City Police Department will take a no-excuses approach to enforcement issuing citations to anyone not properly restrained.  “If the enforcement effort alerts people to the dangers of unrestrained driving we’ll consider our mission to be a success,” said Chief Matthew Drangmeister “We are asking friends and family to remind each other to buckle up when they drive and to consider changing their habits if they don’t.”  Indiana continues to see strong compliance with its seat belt laws ICJI’s latest observational survey found that 93.6% of Indiana drivers wear their seatbelts there is still work to be done to reach the remaining 6.4% of drivers who put themselves at risk.  state traffic safety leaders are reminding people why the laws exist in the first place.  most effective ways to protect yourself on the road,” said Jim Bryan “Putting on a seat belt takes just a few seconds but can make all the difference in the event of a crash Research consistently shows that seat belts can reduce the risk of injury or death in a crash by up to 65% people are at a higher risk of being ejected from a vehicle For additional information about seat belt safety, visit on.in.gov/seatbelt Share Good News Contact Us Meet Our Team