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An 18-year-old man was arrested in connection to vehicle tampering and the theft of items from vehicles during June. This information was reported by the Southampton County Sheriff's Office.

A Murfreesboro police detective was indicted for misusing confidential department funds, falsifying documents, and improperly accessing a criminal justice database. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and state comptroller conducted the investigation, leading to charges including theft, forgery, and official misconduct.

A convicted sex offender is in custody on a $135,000 bond after being accused of violating the sex offender registry. The individual is also linked to repeated thefts across Davidson County.

Rooftop tent boxes are gaining popularity as a camping trend, but thieves are increasingly targeting them. The article provides tips to prevent theft of these tents.

A Bitcoin hardware wallet company destroyed part of its inventory after thieves exploited a firmware vulnerability to steal over $88 million from customers.

Bobby Clanton, 51, was arrested for stealing nearly $10,000 in merchandise from Nashville Home Depots over a two-month period in 12 thefts. He was booked into Davidson County.

Thousands of dollars in camp supplies were stolen from Camp Agape California's storage trailer in Anaheim. The organization's founder described the theft as a devastating blow as they prepare for camp.

Gail Giustino, 77, was arrested after detectives discovered over 100 cats and dogs in a feces-filled house in Stuart, Florida, on July 20. The Martin County Sheriff's Office reported the conditions during a search warrant execution.

Latisha Collier, a participant in the reality show 'Love After Lockup,' was sentenced to 15 years in an Iowa prison for forgery and theft. She used another person's identification and tax documents to apply for housing after being denied, leveraging access gained during her decade-long role as the victim's accountant. Her husband, Keith Michael Collier, was released from a federal prison in January 2025 and later arrested for drug possession.

Latisha Collier, a former 'Love After Lockup' star, was sentenced to 15 years in an Iowa prison for forgery and theft. She used another person’s identification and tax documents to apply for housing after being denied in 2024. Her husband, Keith Michael Collier, was released in 2025 after a federal sentence and was later arrested in 2025 for drug possession, though her charge was dismissed.

Latisha Collier, a former 'Love After Lockup' participant, was sentenced to 15 years in an Iowa prison for forgery and theft. She used another person's identification and tax documents to apply for housing after being denied housing in March 2024. Collier had access to the victim's personal and business details through her role as their accountant for 10 years.

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office released its 2025 annual report showing a significant decrease in thefts, particularly those related to vehicles.

A woman was caught on camera repeatedly stealing unopened donation bags from the Northland Clothing Center, a Kansas City nonprofit, over several months. The organization shared surveillance footage to identify her, leading to a tip that provided her name, which has been forwarded to police. The nonprofit emphasized its goal is to stop the thefts, not criminalize the individual, and highlighted broader issues of donation theft affecting local charities.

A woman was caught on camera repeatedly stealing unopened donation bags from the Northland Clothing Center in Kansas City, Missouri. Surveillance footage, viewed nearly 2 million times, led to her identification, and the nonprofit has shared the evidence with police. The organization emphasizes that the thefts disrupt its mission to provide sorted clothing to those in need and highlights broader issues of donation theft in the area.

A 26-year-old man with a history of burglary and theft was arrested for allegedly breaking into a North Nashville rental home while occupants slept. Lonnie Ridley admitted to committing the crime to obtain money for 'eating and getting high' and faces charges including aggravated burglary, assaulting a police officer, evading arrest, and theft.

A Los Angeles model and social media influencer accused of targeting wealthy victims through dating apps has been arrested again in connection with a new theft investigation. Adva Lavie, also known as Mia Ventura, was taken into custody by Beverly Hills police.

A Los Angeles social media influencer accused of stealing from wealthy older men she met on dating apps was arrested again in Beverly Hills.

Patricia Deacy, 60, is accused of stealing nearly $1 million from her father after gaining power of attorney, using funds for personal expenses like homes, cars, and vacations. The father, residing in a memory care facility, claims he did not authorize the withdrawals, which totaled over $1.4 million.

Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit against two unidentified defendants, referred to as John Does, for allegedly hacking her personal digital accounts and stealing unreleased content. The lawsuit claims the defendants engaged in unlawful theft, dissemination, and exploitation of the material.

A man scaled a Miami Beach hotel and attempted to burglarize four rooms through balconies, stealing only two apple juice containers before being arrested. Patrick Lee Bryant, 37, was taken into custody after a foot chase and faces new burglary charges due to previous theft convictions and warrants.

BitMEX faces a proposed class-action lawsuit for theft and insider trading as the crypto exchange shuts down. The legal action alleges criminal misconduct by the exchange.

Rutherford County deputies are seeking suspects in a $14,300 theft of roofing materials and tools from a church. Authorities are asking for public assistance to identify those responsible.

Kadiri police have recaptured a theft accused who had escaped from custody. The individual was initially in police custody but managed to flee before being apprehended again.

Avon police are investigating the destruction and theft of multiple law enforcement cameras, including speed-enforcement and automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras. The incidents, occurring between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m., are classified as felony crimes, with authorities emphasizing the cameras' role in reducing speeding and aiding investigations.

Batarti Gabbard, the brother of Tulsi Gabbard, was charged with second-degree custodial interference after allegedly attempting to lure children to his Waikīkī hotel room with offers of gum and money. His family confirmed he is receiving psychiatric treatment. Gabbard was also arrested on theft charges and has court dates scheduled.

A 400-year-old cannon was stolen from Narwar Fort in Madhya Pradesh. Preliminary investigations indicate that individuals used a vehicle to access the rear of the fort and flee with the stolen artillery.

Two individuals are accused of attempting to steal over $2,000 in merchandise from a Union County Target store. Deputies caught them before they could leave the store, and the Union County Sheriff's Office confirmed the incident. The suspects now face charges.

East Baton Rouge Metro Councilman Cleve Dunn Jr. pleaded not guilty to nine charges, including public bribery and theft, in a corruption case involving the Capital Area Transit System. The case is part of an ongoing investigation into the transit system.

Ajay Rai, U.P. Congress chief, accused the BJP government of failure due to corruption at the Ram Temple. He stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and U.P. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath would be blamed for the 'heinous crime and theft' at the temple.

Renqing Chen, 39, of Pittsburg, California, is wanted by the St. Francisville Police Department for an alleged fraud scheme that cost a victim over $300,000.

Muraleedharan states that the SIT probe into the Sabarimala theft cannot be interfered with. The investigation is being conducted by a Special Investigation Team.

The Austin Police Department is seeking help to identify a suspect linked to a series of thefts in downtown Austin. Authorities are investigating ongoing criminal activity in the area.

A school superintendent was indicted for theft, forgery, and official misconduct after an investigation uncovered over $1,000 in adult website charges on a district credit card. Cook County prosecutors filed the charges following the WGN Investigates report.

An alleged 'serial mail thief' is facing additional charges for theft and burglary, according to the U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS). The USPIS urges individuals who suspect mail theft to contact them via phone or online.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has named Avinash Shukla as the prime accused in the Ayodhya Ram Temple donation case. The SIT identified 70 alleged theft instances from the temple's counting room over 40 days.

A 17-year-old cancer patient in San Diego reported her purse was stolen from her hospital room during surgery at UC San Diego Health. The suspect is believed to be an employee of the hospital.

A woman in Northern California was arrested after allegedly stealing from a vehicle and fleeing into the yard of an off-duty police officer. The incident involved a failed escape attempt that led to her arrest.

An Afghan national who fought alongside U.S. forces died from an allergic reaction in ICE custody, with his death certificate citing an adverse drug reaction leading to anaphylaxis and asthma exacerbation. His death, the first ruled an accident during Trump's second term, has sparked outrage and demands for transparency from Congress and AfghanEvac.

A man was accused of allegedly setting a fire at a Joliet Walmart and eating food without paying for it last month. Police reported the incidents occurred during a single visit to the store.

Two people were arrested following a reported theft at Crossgates Mall, where a weapon was also found.