Three current and two former New Orleans police officers were federally indicted Friday in connection with the shooting death of a Katrina victim that was found fatally shot and burned in a car that was reportedly set on fire to hide his remains.

The 87-foot, Panamanian flagged, fishing vessel was carrying 3,269 pounds of cocaine with an estimated wholesale value of approximately $46 million. DEA CCSF agents arrested the five Honduran men in connection with the seizure.

FBI investigating AT&T iPad security breach

United States President Barack Obama has responded to growing claims that he was featured in Tag Team’s early 1990’s hit single “Whoomp (There It Is).”

Baltimore police officials continued to investigate Monday after an off-duty police officer fatally shot an unarmed Marine outside a nightclub early Saturday.

As the “contract” killing spree of a Detroit man on trial proceeds in court, a murderer pleaded guilty Monday to a number of casualties, including the wife of a police officer.

More than a dozen people in Florida have been arrested for allegedly being a part of prostitution ring that converted a house into a sex shop.

On Thursday, President Obama met with Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona to discuss the recent immigration legislation in the state.

A Florida father is in police custody after they say he drunkenly fell asleep on top of his infant son causing permanent brain, liver and kidney damage.

A report on the Nashville public schools system is raising eyebrows nationwide because it shows that nine local middle schools have suspended more than half of all their Black male students.

According to the new ruling, suspects must explicitly tell police that they want to be silent to invoke Miranda protections during criminal interrogations.

Officials say flooding and landslides from the season’s first tropical storm have killed at least 144 people in Central America.

A pair of twin brothers in Dolton, Illinois are in police custody after authorities say they pimped out girls on the internet and forced them to have sex with strangers.

Kansas City’s Power & Light entertainment district has decided to relax it dress code after being criticized that the strict rules “discriminated” against young African American men.

A Georgia history teacher is in hot water after allowing several students to wear KKK robes to school for a play.

While the dispersants are successfully breaking up much of the oil being spilled into the Gulf, she said, “we are making environmental tradeoffs” and are “deeply concerned” about potential side effects.

A teacher in Georgia has resigned in the midst of allegations that she had a sexual relationship with one of her students.

Construction workers in Florida are blaming hackers for two flashing road signs that greeted drivers on the Palmetto Expressway saying, “No Latinos” and “No Tacos.”

A mobile phone company has suspended the number 0888 888 888 – after every single person assigned to it died in the last 10 years.

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