Category: Mugshots
Oath Keepers boss and lady member found guilty of seditious conspiracy and more
Charges of seditious conspiracy, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of an official proceeding, and tampering with documents or proceedings EACH carry a statutory maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.
Serial boat equipment thieves arrested on Thanksgiving Day in Martin County
the boat bandits got their holiday photos taken free of charge and were provided warm cots to sleep off their tryptophan hangovers
St. Petersburg man charged with attempted murder after striking woman in head with hatchet
The victim, Lisa Rogers Eaton was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries and a hatchet sunk into her head
Texas man arrested on hate crime, gun charges after yelling racial slurs at Tampa bar, firing weapon
He repeatedly used the “N-Word” toward a Black security guard before firing several gunshots and yelling “White Power”
Harford County Detention Center inmate charged with trying to kill correctional officer
Following a vicious attack on the officer, inmate Matthew Tingler is facing multiple charges including assault and attempted murder
Riley Williams: Woman who stormed Pelosi office during Capitol riot found guilty on felony and misdemeanor counts
She encouraged others to steal Pelosi’s laptop, “Dude, put on gloves!” “Take that f—– laptop.”
Florida pharmacist busted stealing $94,000 worth of meds
The theft was captured on surveillance cameras
Girl killed at Raleigh Christmas Parade by out-of-control vehicle pulling parade float, driver charged
The young girl was performing in the parade when she was struck from behind while dancing in the parade
Florida man sets fire to occupied grocery store, tried blowing it up with propane tanks
the arsonist used propane tanks to emit gas vapor, which if ignited, would’ve caused a massive explosion
Espionage: Maryland couple jailed for selling classified data on U.S. nuclear warships
The husband was an employee of the Department of the Navy who served as a nuclear engineer and was assigned to the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program. The judge felt that the wife was the one in charge
