Illegal Aliens Convicted Of Murder Will Be Handed The Death Penalty

A representative in Pennsylvania has just announced his plans to introduce legislation that would require the law to hand the death penalty to illegal immigrants convicted of murder.

The bill, authored by Rep. Eric Davanzo (R-Westmoreland), argued that any undocumented immigrant who receives a guilty verdict on a first-degree murder charge should be sentenced to death immediately. Davanzo wrote that he believes that "any individual who unlawfully enters this country and commits a murder should face the most severe consequences under the law."

U.S. Lower House Finally Passed The Laken Riley Act

The Laken Riley Act passed the House of Representatives last 7 January, the first piece of federal legislation approved by the 119th Congress after the House agreed to its rules for the term.

All voting Republicans supported the bill, along with 48 Democrats – more than the total left-wing lawmakers who voted for it last year. It passed on a 264 to 159 margin and will now be sent to the Senate.

Pres. Biden's Death Row Commutations Draw Mixed Reactions

The families of victims and others affected by crimes that resulted in federal death row convictions has shared their reactions last 23 December after President Joe Biden commuted dozens of the sentences.

Biden converted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. The inmates include people convicted in the slayings of police and military officers, as well as federal prisoners and guards. Others were involved in deadly robberies and drug deals.

"Rotunbots" Patrol Chinese Streets

Criminals in Eastern China will now find themselves face-to-face with mechanical authorities after streets are now being pattrolled by rolling robots that can chase down suspects — and, most likely, beat them in a fight.

As the South China Morning Post reports, cops in the city of Wenzhou in Zhejiang province have lately been flanked by the spherical robot that looks a bit like a militarized version of the cutesy BB-8 robot in "Star Wars."

Three Illegals Who Raped Children Were Arrested In Boston

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey made it clear early this month that Boston will not cooperate with President-elect Trump’s federal immigration enforcement efforts once he returns to the Oval Office in January. This means, she will not hand over convicted felons to the U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), even if they are child rapists.

ICE office in Boston still did their job. They arrested two illegal immigrants, who have been charged with forcibly raping children, and a third criminal, who was convicted of raping a child in Brazil.

Authorities Warn Of Possible Escalation Of Tren de Aragua Activities

The Tennessee police just issued a dire warning about the surge of Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang activity in their four major cities, with a top law enforcement official placing the blame on the "porous" southern border.

"This gang has exploited [the border]," said Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director David Rausch on "Fox & Friends" last 15 November.

Hologram Used To Help Solve Cold Case in Amsterdam

There is a hologram of a woman sits behind a window in the Amsterdam’s Red Light District. It appears that she is looking out at passers-by, then appears to knock on the window and breathe on the glass. The glass seemingly fogs up, and the word "help" appears.

This hologram is modeled on Bernadett "Betty" Szabó, a 19-year-old Hungarian sex worker who was murdered in the Dutch capital in 2009. Now, more than 15 years after her death, police are hoping to uncover new information about her killing.

Int'l. Police Targets Philippine Paedophiles

Hopefully, the days are numbered for child abusers, molesters and slavers as British, Australian and US police forces decided to work together in trying to break a Philippines' paedophile ring that has been streaming live scenes of child abuse over the internet, the National Crime Agency (NCA) revealed on 16 January 2014.

The NCA, which has been investigating the ring since it discovered obscene videos on a British paedophile's computer two years ago, called abuse in developing countries "a significant and emerging threat."

"Pogroms" Have Returned To Amsterdam, Liberals Are Quite

The city of Amsterdam is feeling the fallut from what has been called a shameful "Jew hunt" and "pogrom" on its streets that has rekindled memories of Europe’s darkest hours.

After Maccabi Tel Aviv had played a Europa League match against Ajax last 8 November, Israeli fans were chased with knives, humiliated and assaulted across the Dutch capital.

Pedophile Avoids Deportation Because He Is A Father

It is a crime to promote child sex materials in England. However, one can overturn a sentence if they will claiming the move would harm his children.

The Indian criminal and convicted pedophile, who can only be referred to as "HS", claimed that deportation would hurt his right to "private and family life" under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

Why Violent Crimes Are Rare In Singapore?

For 2023, the number of crimes committed in Singapore for every 100,000 individuals was 1,188. This was a ten-year high, and mostly due to the increasing online scams and cybercrimes cases.

Despite the numbers, the country still holds the reputation for being one of the safest cities in the world. Violent crime in Singapore is rare – as of 2021, such crimes accounted for nine per 100 thousand population.

NY Gang Used Juvenile Immigrants To Commit Crimes

Tren de Aragua, is a famous Venezuelan prison gang whose name means Train of Aragua, is using the New York law to keep its operation unhindered while its young members repeatedly stay out of jail.

Juvenile illegal immigrants that enetered the country's back door have been attacking people in the Big Apple's famed Times Square and other landmark locations but remain free due to the Empire State's lenient laws on juvenile crime, according to the NYPD's Detective Bureau Assistant Chief Jason Savino.

The SC Revived The Enzo Pastor Slaying Case

Ten years ago, our blog featured the case of Enzo Pastor, who was allegedly assassinated by his wife Dalia Guerrero-Pastor and her reported lover, Domingo De Guzman III. The case stalled in 2020 after the Court of Appeals dismissed the parricide case against her for lack of probable cause and recalled both the arrest warrant and the HDO issued by the QC RTC.

The Supreme Court has recently just reinstated the arrest warrant and hold departure order (HDO) against Dalia.

Gay Ex-CEO of Abercrombie Accused of Sexual Assault With Role-Play

There were a couple more men came out and recounted their ordeal from the alleged abuse they experienced from the former chief executive of Abercrombie & Fitch and his British partner. Some allege that they were injected with drugs.

Luke told BBC that he was shocked as he was guided into Mike Jeffries’ presidential suite in a hotel in Spain. "It was like a movie set of an Abercrombie store," he recalls of the event in 2011. "And I thought we were going to do a photoshoot."

Fugitive Quiboloy Arrested After Months In Hiding

A prominent televangelist preacher accused of sexual abuse and human trafficking has been finally caught after months of allegedly evading arrest in the Philippines.

Apollo Quiboloy, who proclaims he is the "owner of the universe" and the "appointed son of god", was thought to be hiding in a secret underground bunker in a compound owned by his religious sect, the Kingdom of Jesus Christ.

More Than 70 Criminal Defenders Released in California

Californians should expect a rise in crime spree after San Francisco Superior Court officials dismissed more than 70 misdemeanor cases - including DUIs, sexual battery and violations of restraining orders - that were not heard in court before their constitutional deadline.

The mass dismissals came a month after a panel of California appellate judges found that San Francisco's courts improperly postponed a woman's trial for years, justifying the decision with outdated pandemic-era protocols.

CA Lawyer Goes After Sites with Deepfake Nude Features

Online criminal activity are becoming rampant each year and laws are barely keeping up with it. For instance, nearly a year after AI-generated nude images of high school girls upended a community in southern Spain, a juvenile court this summer sentenced 15 of their classmates to a year of probation.

However, the artificial intelligence tool used to create the harmful deepfakes is still easily accessible on the internet, promising to "undress any photo" uploaded to the website within seconds.

Online Pirate Will Be Extradited to the U.S.

Do you still remember Kim Dotcom? He gained notoriiety when he founded Megaupload and became the face of early 2010s online piracy. He is reported to be headed to the US courts.

Reuters reports that New Zealand’s justice minister signed an extradition order recently to end the entrepreneur’s nearly 13-year legal battle, paving the way for the German-born Dotcom to face charges from the US government.

Axel Rudakubana is the Southport Stabber Who Killed 3 Childern

England has finally named the 17-year-old who has been charged with the murders of three young girls in the seaside town of Southport last 29 June and the ensuing riots that have shaken the core of the country.

On 1 August, when the teen was presented in the Liverpool court where he was charged with three counts of murder and 10 counts of attempted murder, the judge said the suspect could be named, despite being a minor, keeping in mind the "idiotic rioting" that took place in parts of the UK.

Three 11-Year Olds Saved 6-Year Old From Kidnapping

Three 11-year-old girls in Kent, Washington, were hailed as heroes after they thwarted the attempted kidnapping of their 6-year-old neighbor, police said.

In a statement last 17 July, Kent police detailed getting a 911 call from a witness who saw a man attempt to take a young child. After the witness described the man, officers arrived and chased the man down.