California Man Found Guilty in 2021 Double Homicide of Mississippi Residents in Mobile, Co-defendant Pleads Guilty

Mobile, Ala. — A jury in Mobile County has delivered a guilty verdict for a California man accused of murdering two Mississippians in 2021 along Rangeline Road. The verdict came after a trial that shed light on a violent encounter linked to a nightclub dispute. Ardis Prez, the defendant, was convicted for the killings of Dwan Williams and Andre Carter. The victims were discovered deceased in an SUV, a scene that investigators said was the grim culmination of an altercation outside a Prichard nightclub. Surveillance footage from the night of November 21, 2021, captured an … Read more

Baldwin County Authorities Alert Residents to Rising “Jury Duty Scam” Phone Frauds

BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. — Residents in Baldwin County are urged to stay vigilant as local police departments report a surge in what is being called the “jury duty scam.” According to law enforcement officials, scam artists, claiming to be court officers or other law officials, are tricking citizens into believing they have missed jury duty and must pay fines to avoid arrest. The scam typically involves a phone call where the caller accuses the recipient of failing to appear for jury duty and demands immediate payment of a fine through unconventional payment methods such as … Read more

California Residents File Landmark Class Action Against Congress Members Over Military Aid to Israel

Santa Cruz, Calif. — A legal battle is brewing in Northern California as four residents from Santa Cruz County have aligned themselves with a larger class-action lawsuit that accuses several congressional leaders of misusing their budgetary powers. The lawsuit, named Taxpayers Against Genocide, targets representatives including Jimmy Panetta and Senator Alex Padilla for their role in allocating $26.38 billion in military aid to Israel on April 20, 2024. This significant legal challenge questions the moral and legal grounds of U.S. funding towards Israel, particularly during its controversial military operations in Gaza. Among the Santa Cruz … Read more

Local Residents Face Scare as Fake Police Officers Linked to Paving Scam

Cleveland, Ohio — In an alarming trend, Cleveland residents are facing intimidation and potential financial loss from individuals impersonating police officers. These scammers, donning fake uniforms and using mock badges, are reportedly targeting local homeowners with a resurfacing scheme, threatening legal consequences if their demands are not met. The scam begins with these pseudo officers approaching residents under the guise of investigating unpermitted driveway resurfacing. They claim that the homeowners have violated city regulations requiring a permit for such work and must pay a fine directly to them to avoid further penalties or even arrest. … Read more