An officer on routine patrol heard a loud crash and discovered a car had lost control. The car went through small trees and a fence before becoming half submerged in a drainage pond. A supervisor and an officer leapt into the cold water and were able to rescue the four occupants of the car, to include two small children. HATS OFF TO OUR OFFICERS WHO WENT INTO THE DARK WATER WITHOUT HESITATION AND AFFECTED THE SAFE RESCUE OF ALL FOUR OCCUPANTS. JOB WELL DONE!!!

Delowar Hossain has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison for attempting to provide material support to terrorists by contributing funds, goods and services to the Taliban. Hossain was arrested at Kennedy International Airport while attempting to board a flight to Afghanistan. Hossain allegedly stated "I want to kill kufars (non-believers) before I die," after expressing interest in joining the Taliban in 2018. He also attempted to recruit others to join as well.

Murat Suljovic of Salt Lake City, UT has been sentenced to 10 years federal incarceration after admitting to producing a bomb-making tutorial to help ISIS. Suljovic plead guilty to providing material support to a terrorist organization. As part of his plea agreement Suljovic acknowledged producing a bomb-making tutorial video and advice on how and where to carry out an attack.

The international neo-Nazi group Feuerkrieg Division (FKD) shared a video on its official Telegram channel showing a combination of film reenactments and documentary footage of Nazis perpetrating atrocities during the Holocaust. The video, along with other propaganda shared by the group, will likely resonate with racially and ethnically motivated violent extremist supporters who will further disseminate it while advocating violence. The group began to resurface in 2021 and has advertised recruitment efforts throughout the United States, Canada, Germany and the UK.

Alexander Friend of Kingston, WA has been charged with two felony counts for possession of an incendiary device, after he allegedly gathered chemicals to make explosives and advocated for racist attacks. Friend's sister discovered a journal that contained chemical formulas for explosive devices and statements against the government and people of color. Chemical compounds were recovered pursuant to a search warrant on the home of Friend's parents.

Michael Solomon of New Brighton, MN was sentenced to three years federal incarceration for plotting unrest after the George Floyd killing in hopes of raising money for the anti-government movement. Solomon is accused of selling silencers and other firearm components to people he believed were members of the Hamas terror group. The people were FBI operatives. Solomon was a member of the Boogalo Bois extremist group.

Danny Thompson, a self-identified "Boogaloo" member, has been sentenced to one year federal incarceration after pleading guilty to possession of an illegal machine gun and aiding and abetting a convicted felon's possession of an illegal machine gun. Investigation revealed Thompson acted as a "straw purchaser" for a fellow Boogaloo member who was a convicted felon. Thompson bought two AR-style rifles and converted them into automatic weapons.

Andrew Walls, a reported chapter leader of the far-right organization Poor Boys, turned himself in in Akron, OH. Authorities had been searching for Walls after a video of him assaulting a black woman went viral. Walls was engaged in a argument outside of an Akron bar. Two black women passing by were accosted by Walls after one of them made a comment about him using racial slurs. Walls then struck one of the women in the face and dragged her by her hair before a group of bystanders intervened. The woman suffered facial injuries and a concussion. Walls has been charged with two counts of assault and possessing a firearm while intoxicated.

Before assaulting an innocent Asian women, a perpetrator called her an anti-Asian slut. The woman ignored the man and then he violently attacked her. The man struck the woman more than 125 times after he knocked her to the floor. After beating the woman, he then stomped on her seven times and spat on her prior to walking away. Investigators in Yonkers, NY have arrested Tammel Esco and charged him with attempted murder and assault, with hate crime enhancers. The victim remains hospitalized with broken bones in her face, bleeding on the brain and numerous cuts and bruises.

After a two week trial, a New York jury has found Kevin Carroll guilty of robbery and aggravated harassment as a hate crime. Carroll, of Manhattan, approached the victim, a 40 year old doctor, on was standing on the subway platform and asked him for a dollar. When told he didn't have a dollar, Carroll became angry and threw a water bottle at him. Carroll left but returned and threw a dollar at him before launching into a tirade yelling homophobic slurs at the doctor and then punching him in the face. The victim fell unconscious and Carroll took his cell phone and gym bag before fleeing. The victim has suffered a permanent retina injury to one of his eyes. The court sentenced Carroll to 18 years to life incarceration as a persistent felony offender.

City officials in Boston are denouncing the actions of a neo-Nazi group that lined up along the South Boston's St. Patrick's Day Parade. Members of the group, wearing green with black face coverings, were associated with the National Social Club. The group staked themselves out on the parade route and held a large banner proclaiming "Keep Boston Irish." The National Social Club or 131 crew is a neo-Nazi group with small autonomous regional chapters across the county. Approximately one year ago NSC New England claimed a six state area that includes New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, Connecticut and Vermont. At the same time the group's southern chapter, NSC Dixie was renamed the Appalachian Brotherhood. NSC members consider themselves soldiers fighting a war against a hostile Jewish controlled system that is deliberately plotting the extinction of the white race.

The National Threat Assessment Center released a case study examining the 2018 attack at a yoga studio in Tallahassee, FL conducted by Scott Beierle. He killed two women and injured four others during the attack. The study concluded Beierle's motivation to conduct the attack was his "inability to develop or maintain relationships with women, along with his perception of women's societal power over men." Beierle was considered as part of a group of men known as "incels" an online subculture who define themselves as unable to have a romantic or sexual partner despite desiring one.

Kevin Jerman of Nephi, UT is facing a charge of threat of terrorism after a "employee hit list" was found on his desk at the IFA Feed Plant. Jerman called out sick and his manager found a note on his desk that stated:

Bring 9mm with 3 clips = 36 rounds

Bring 9mm assault rifle with 2 extended clips = 20 rounds

Bring Smith and Wesson .22 caliber with extended mags, 3 =65 rounds

First take out two in shop 2

Then take out whoever is in loadout 2

Then the mineral office 3

Then whoever is in the hand add area 2 or 3

Next take out the skid loader operator 1

Then the office take out 3 Then on in CUG loadout

14 Total kills

Have to take out internet so no calls from landline. Build cell jammer so signals could be jammed. If police arrive take a position high up to snipe. .308 for this.

Jerman told investigators he wrote a "stupid note" because he had been "thinking about what would happen if they had a mass shooting."

His manager indicated that Jerman had not been in trouble at work but had been acting strangely and asked to work alone.

Police in Tallassee, AL have charged Clifton Potts with murder in the shooting death of a woman at the Hanil USA manufacturing plant. The victim was shot several times and life saving methods were unsuccessful. Potts fled the scene but was later taken into custody. Police initially say the incident appears domestic related.

Patrick Simmons fatally stabbed Kelli Goodermont, his ex-girlfriend, at the St Paul, MN warehouse where they both worked. After stabbing Goodermont, Simmons then set her on fire. He was quickly arrested after setting his house on fire in Bloomington. Simmons told investigators that he had been planning on killing Goodermont for several weeks. He was charged with murder and is being held on $2 million bail.

The motive remains unclear but Montavius Wright is accused of fatally shooting his supervisor on the 10th floor of Greenway Plaza in Houston, TX. Wright was arrested in his vehicle in the parking lot of a high rise apartment complex. Investigators believe Wright targeted his supervisor. He has been charged with murder and is being held on $500,000 bond.

Prosecutors in Menomonee, WI have charged Aaron Davis with attempted murder and possession of a firearm after a shooting incident involving a co-worker. The victim had just left work and was followed onto the Interstate by Davis. The two vehicles slowed and words were exchanged. The victim then fled when Davis pointed a handgun and fired several shots. He chased the victim firing several more shots hitting his car before departing the area. Investigation revealed Davis and the victim had a confrontation at work the previous week and an altercation the day of the incident.

Police in Burr Ridge, IL reported that Jeremy Spicer, an employee of Winner's Freight, fatally shot his boss, Nicola Misovic and wounded another employee. He then went to another office in search of the owner of the company who was not in. Spicer then fled the building and subsequently died of a self inflicted gunshot wound when he was located by officers. Investigators learned that Spicer was about to be terminated

The FBI is warning that USB thumb drives are being mailed by cybercriminals in an attempt to lure recipients into plugging them into their computers and installing ransomware. Two different schemes are being seen:

Both packages contain USBs that when connected to a computer will send pre-configured commands that download malicious software.

If you are like everyone else, how many times have you received robocalls offering extended car warranties? Not only are these calls bothersome, but the vast majority are scam operations trolling for unsuspecting victims. The link below is an excellent presentation from our partners at AARP addressing the issue and what you should do.

In August, 2021 T-Mobile announced it was impacted by a data breach that exposed over one million Maryland customer's names, dates of birth, social security and driver's license numbers. Recently a large subset of information related to this breach appeared for sale on the dark web. The customers who were impacted should:

If you believe you are a victim, contact the Office of the Attorney General's Theft Unit at (410) 576-6491 or via email idtheft@oag.state.md.us.

Unfortunately people turned to Alex Miller Credit Repair and ended up in worse financial shape than when they began. A Justice Department lawsuit alleges that the company formerly known as Turbo Solutions, Incorporated and its owner have scammed people out of more than $10.1 million through the credit repair scheme. The DOJ alleges the company claims to remove negative items, like collection accounts, from people's credit reports and boost their credit scores. The claims were false and misleading. People didn't see any improvements in their credit, despite paying $1,500 in upfront fees. Such fees are illegal for credit repair companies to collect. Legitimate companies can't remove accurately reported information from your credit report.