#criminal-history

#criminal-history

The arrest of 39-year-old Marquis Davis, announced Thursday by a Solano County Sheriff's news release, occurred just one day after the burned body of Damarrea Neal, 29, was discovered by fire crews near the Lake Herman Recreation Area in unincorporated Benicia. Davis was arrested in Emeryville driving the victim's car, which contained firearms and other evidence linking Davis to the killing, authorities said.

Police say Kazmierczak used a syringe to spray an unknown liquid at Omar during Tuesday's event after she called for the abolishment of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the firing or impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by immigration enforcement officers. Officers immediately tackled and arrested Kazmierczak, who was jailed on a preliminary third-degree assault charge, police spokesperson Trevor Folke said.

A man charged with an elaborate real estate scheme in New York City is not who he claims to be. Initially, investigators at the Queens district attorney's office charged him as Carl Avinger. But in March, they got a call from a man who had seen the case in the news saying he was the real Carl Avinger, and that the man they arrested had stolen his identity.

SAN JOSE The man arrested on suspicion of fatally shooting three people at a South San Jose apartment earlier this week made news six years ago when he was accused of shooting at the San Jose State University library, part of a criminal record that details trouble with guns and bouts of mental illness. Joseph Vicencio, 26, of San Jose, was arrested in connection with a shooting that killed three people at an apartment on Chynoweth Avenue on Sept. 16, 2025.

Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch described Folk Nation as a 'violent' group that 'terrorizes Brooklyn' and has been linked to six shootings in 2025. One shooter, Jamel Childs, had an extensive criminal background, previously serving time for robbery.

Alvi Limani, a 20-year-old Staten Island man, has been charged in a fatal hit-and-run crash in New Jersey, marking another incident amid his troubled past.

Jedidiah Clay, a violent convict in Thamesmead prison, armed himself with improvised weapons, including a machete and knives, while assaulting prison staff.

St. Clair's request to visit the White House was denied by the Secret Service due to outstanding warrants from his criminal history unveiling serious legal concerns.

The conviction came after jurors deliberated for roughly 90 minutes, finding Gregory Rossignon guilty of first-degree murder for the shooting of Abdul Raouf.

Police confirmed that the altercation which led to the stabbing was not linked to any terrorist motives, indicating that the violence arose from a personal dispute.

Lake's obsession with survivalism and nuclear holocaust led to the duo's crimes, showcasing their shared inclination toward violence drawn from military ties.