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Incident of domestic violence (IPV) makes Florida Man of woman, biting off a piece of her husband's ear as he drives with children in the car.

Boca woman bit part of husband’s ear off as he drove on I-95 in Broward, troopers say Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested a Boca Raton woman over the weekend after they said she bit off part of her husband’s ear while he was driving with his two children in the car on Interstate 95 in Broward County.

Protection of property, combined with domestic surveillance and AI capabilities, is growing and will be used for future investigations - you don't expect tech this powerful to stay in your control, do you?

How domestic technology is normalizing biometric surveillance | Biometric Update How domestic technology is normalizing biometric surveillance Aug 18, 2026, 3:09 pm EDT | Fraser Sampson Categories Biometrics News  |  Consumer Electronics  |  Surveillance   What new device is this describing? – “The [Pro] has radar-based motion tracking, which gives you a trace of a pers...

Please remember that there is no expectation of privacy in what you share with AI, and all data you share with AI is subject to discovery by police and opposing counsel.

Man Obliterated When Court Obtains His ChatGPT Transcripts An "expert witness" hired by the industrial conglomerate 3M was exposed in court for using ChatGPT to generate his entire report.

Accountability for data access and privacy issues is coming for police departments. This is not the change in crime-fighting that Flock cameras anticipated.

Lieutenant fired after audit finds over 2K cases of unauthorized use of Flock Cameras A Colleton County sheriff’s lieutenant was fired Thursday after an internal audit found he used the agency’s Flock camera system for thousands of unauthorized s

The primary motivation behind most environmental crime is cost and convenience. The objective is to punish these crimes so severely as to deter potential offenders from making that calculation.

Oakland Park businessman jailed for having worker dump 38 drums of chemicals down drain: BSO A Broward business owner is facing a felony littering charge for having one of his workers dump more than three dozen 50-gallon drums of chemicals down a storm drain on Wednesday, deputies said.

First, drug addiction is a serious issue. Second, if you think trying to pass a probation drug test like this is unusual, you would be surprised.

New warrant out for Sanibel woman accused of taping urine bottle to leg to avoid positive drug test A Sanibel woman has a warrant out for her arrest after she was accused of trying to fake a negative result on a drug test, according to Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers.

Social engineering crossed with targeted attacks and cooperative victims yields quick and substantial financial rewards in successful in-person cybercrime attacks.

Smooth-talking fraudsters clone contactless cards, authorize payments in just 13 minutes Social engineering and malware combine to enable financial fraud before banks have time to act

Setting systems in silos prevents attacks moving across unrelated systems. Unfortunately, this hospital is a victim of cybercrime as attackers breached cybersecurity to attack automatic doors and HVAC systems.

Ransomware Attack Disables Canadian Hospital's Doors, HVAC A Canadian hospital is dealing with a ransomware attack on its facility management systems that has reportedly affected its doors and heating, ventilation, and air

The key issue and statement from Illinois Gov. Pritzker: “I think we all recognize that if we want a better justice system from start to finish, we need better mental health care.” In 1950, we had 500,000 mental health beds in America. Over 70 years later, we have roughly 60,000, while the American population has doubled.

Why Did an Illinois Prison Fail to Stop 70 Fires? Three key takeaways from our investigation of the epidemic of fires at the Joliet Treatment Center.

Overcome by guilt upon realizing he committed a murder, not a mere assault, cold case is closed by killer's confession thirty years later.

Nearly 40 years after a young mother was found dead, a man confessed to killing her, police say | CNN Melissa “Missy” Taylor Ellison’s killing remained a mystery for decades after she was found dead in her bedroom and her 13-month-old daughter was left crying in the living room.