Author: Gunner Quinn
The Statesboro Police Department has identified Khalir Nickens, a 21-year-old from Sylvania, Georgia, as the primary suspect in the fatal shooting of 30-year-old Deontre Mincey on October 25, 2025. In the early morning incident, Mincey was shot in a commercial parking lot, resulting in his death, while a second individual sustained a non-life-threatening injury. Authorities have issued arrest warrants for Nickens, who is charged with Felony Murder among other felonies, and warn that he should be considered armed and dangerous. The police are urging anyone with information on Nickens’s whereabouts to contact Senior Detective Cross, as they work diligently to…
Two men were injured in a shooting in Chicago’s Grand Crossing neighborhood on Sunday morning, according to police reports. The victims, a 66-year-old and a 70-year-old, were outside a business in the 800 block of E. 79th Street when multiple suspects exited a dark-colored Jeep SUV and opened fire, striking the 66-year-old in critical areas and the 70-year-old in the buttocks. Both victims were rushed to the University of Chicago Hospital, with the younger victim listed in critical condition and the older one in fair condition. Authorities have yet to make any arrests as the suspects fled the scene in…
A man and a woman have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a man in Belmont Shore early Saturday morning, according to Long Beach police. The incident, which occurred around 1:40 a.m. in the 100 block of La Verne Avenue, followed a dispute that reportedly began at a nearby bar, escalating outside where the victim was fatally shot. The suspects, identified as 41-year-old Jason Loving and 31-year-old Dasmine Hall, both from Compton, face serious charges including murder. Police believe Loving pulled the firearm during the altercation before fleeing the scene. Their bail is set at $2 million…
On October 26, 2025, restaurants across the Greater Rochester area, including People’s Choice Kitchen and Salvatore’s, offered free meals to first responders, showing appreciation for their dedication to the community. This initiative allowed nurses, firefighters, police officers, and EMTs to enjoy complimentary lunches, highlighting the essential support they provide during emergencies and everyday challenges. Van Stanley, owner of People’s Choice Kitchen, shared her personal connection to the cause, recalling the vital role that local law enforcement played in ensuring her safety during an attempted armed robbery in 2019. In addition to honoring first responders, the restaurant plans to continue its…
The San Quentin Film Festival, held within California’s infamous prison, connects inmates with Hollywood professionals, showcasing films made by currently or previously incarcerated individuals. Among the participants is Ryan Pagan, sentenced to 77 years for first-degree murder, whose short film “The Maple Leaf,” addressing themes of guilt and shame, drew commendation from notable jury members like director Celine Song and actor Jesse Williams. Founded by Cori Thomas, the festival aims to highlight the exceptional creative work done by inmates as part of their rehabilitation process. As the festival expands to include women in 2026, it serves not only as a…
The Helena Police Department successfully conducted a Citizen’s Handgun Safety Course, which garnered significant participation from local residents eager to improve their firearm handling skills. The course included comprehensive classroom instruction on safety fundamentals, followed by hands-on experience at a firing range led by certified firearms instructors. The Helena Police expressed their hope that attendees left with greater knowledge and confidence regarding proper handgun use and storage. For those interested in future offerings, the department encourages residents to stay informed about upcoming classes. Read full story at abc3340.com Read the full article here
A New Jersey police sergeant is charged with misconduct for allegedly neglecting his duties during a critical incident that resulted in a double homicide. Franklin Township Police Sergeant Kevin Bollaro reportedly ignored urgent 911 calls regarding gunshots and screams in Pittstown, choosing instead to stop at an ATM and a local pizzeria. Prosecutors reveal that Bollaro failed to activate his emergency lights while driving away from the shooting scene, ultimately spending nearly two hours at two different restaurants. The next day, authorities discovered the bodies of Lauren Semanchik, 33, and Tyler Webb, 29, just a short distance from where the…
In a significant murder trial, prosecutors claim that former Sangamon County Sheriff’s Deputy Sean Grayson fatally shot Sonya Massey without justification, despite her having called 911 for assistance. The prosecution argues that Grayson deviated from his training and the essential principles of policing when he responded to Massey’s distress call on July 6, 2024, leading to her death inside her Springfield home. Visual evidence from body camera footage depicts moments leading up to the incident, capturing Grayson pointing his weapon at Massey. This case, which has drawn widespread attention and sparked community outrage, highlights critical discussions surrounding police conduct and…
Celestino Anthony Gonzalez Jr., a 32-year-old resident of Sumter, South Carolina, has been arrested on several drug-related charges following a search of his home conducted by the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office. The investigation revealed the presence of cocaine, other narcotics, and a firearm, leading to charges including drug trafficking and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. Authorities emphasize the seriousness of Gonzalez’s alleged offenses, which include possession of a firearm by a person previously convicted of a felony. He is currently held at the Sumter County Detention Center, with a bond set at $35,000. This case highlights ongoing…
The Stockton Police Department has released body camera footage capturing the moments leading to the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Rocco Robinson, who was armed and allegedly trying to flee from officers on September 9. The footage reveals Robinson’s struggle with police after they approached him for double-parking, during which he dropped a loaded firearm and magazine before officers fired at him, resulting in several shots being fired after he fell to the ground. This incident has sparked discussions about police tactics and oversight, as multiple investigations are now underway, including reviews by the Stockton police and the San Joaquin County…