#mental-health-issues

#mental-health-issues

Luigi Mangione faces second-degree murder charges for the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, stirring reactions from friends and analysts.

A Fairfield man faces court for allegedly running over a victim multiple times and fleeing the scene, resulting in death.

Eric Jerome Perkins was charged with multiple assaults after indiscriminately shooting at vehicles on I-5, injuring several individuals critically.

A Long Island man disrupted his sentencing hearing, rejecting the judge's authority and insisting on his innocence despite his conviction.

Michelle Gutierrez was convicted of second-degree murder for stabbing her husband, Cesar Reyes Zuna, to death in their home.

David DePape was sentenced to life in prison without parole for attacking Paul Pelosi, reflecting the severity of violent acts against public figures.

A man was sentenced for mistreating his dog, Poppy, under the Animal Welfare Act, reflecting the importance of responsible pet ownership.

Manuel Tamayo-Torres was arrested after threatening President-elect Trump in a series of online videos, showcasing alarming behavior with weapons.

Richard Pavlick, a would-be assassin of JFK, sheds light on a lesser-known historical narrative explored in 'The JFK Conspiracy'.

The book highlights Pavlick's mental health issues and extremist views, offering a new perspective on political violence.

Seven sheriff's deputies were involved in the fatal shooting of Victor Rendon Jr. during a trespassing incident, sparking an investigation by the San Diego police.

Former police lieutenant James Feeley was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to child sexual abuse charges involving a minor.

The abuse spanned several months, with the first disclosure on Christmas Day leading to Feeley's confession.

A former police officer was sentenced to 30 months in prison for stealing and selling drugs from his department's lockup.

The UK government's early release scheme overlooks thousands of prisoners serving IPP sentences, leaving them feeling forgotten and unjustly punished.

Justice-involved young adults require tailored rehabilitative approaches to address their unique developmental and mental health challenges in order to reduce high recidivism rates.