State Bureau of Investigation

An investigative report by Ukrainian media outlets alleges that Oleksandr Sukhachov, brother of State Bureau of Investigation Director Oleksii Sukhachov, acquired 143 apartments in Kharkiv between 2018 and 2020 at prices below market value, with some purchases as low as $932-1,856 per apartment.

A preliminary hearing in the murder case of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, presented evidence including surveillance videos and statements from a roommate and Discord messages allegedly linking Tyler Robinson to the shooting. Defense attorneys challenged DNA evidence reliability, and the judge will decide if Robinson faces trial after final arguments in September.

Prosecutors showed a video of Tyler Robinson in court after he turned himself in for the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. The defense challenged DNA evidence linking Robinson to the murder weapon, while the roommate and romantic partner of Robinson, Lance Twiggs, provided statements under immunity.

An investigator testified that the defendant, after visiting Utah Valley University and Chick-fil-A, returned in different clothing to shoot conservative activist Charlie Kirk from a rooftop. The defendant made contact with people affiliated with Kirk's organization before the shooting.

Prosecutors in Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing presented a video with enhancements to demonstrate his alleged involvement in Charlie Kirk's killing. The video, admitted as evidence by Judge Tony Graf, shows Robinson's movements near Utah Valley University, including a vehicle linked to him and footage of someone climbing a rooftop. Additional surveillance clips depict Robinson walking with a limp and returning to campus.

A North Carolina police officer was charged with assault after a doorbell camera video showed him repeatedly punching a woman during a call about a breaking-and-entering incident. The officer turned himself in, was released on bond, and faces investigation, while the woman's charges were partially dismissed.

Whitney Brown-Tune, mother of 13-year-old Jaleeyah Tune killed in 2025, advocates for House Bill 1173, known as 'Jaleeyah’s Law,' to expand North Carolina’s gang membership definitions and increase penalties for gang-related crimes. The bill, sponsored by Rep. John Bell, aims to address challenges in prosecuting gang cases and includes measures like specialized prosecutors and investigators for gang-related activities.