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Two German tourists in Miami Beach were arrested on Monday afternoon after police spotted them vandalizing a rainbow bench with a swastika and the words, “Adolf was here.” Gunther Jekschtat, 62, and Christoph Rehak, 58, were taken into custody and charged with criminal mischief. As of Tuesday night, Jekschtat remained at Metro West Detention Center in Dade County, while Rehak was released on bond and fled from news cameras staked out at the facility.

The suspect - who wore a black mask and bright-red puffer coat - approached the 25-year-old victim on board a northbound N train approaching 86th Street in Gravesend around 2:20 a.m. Saturday and demanded his wallet and some money, police said. When the victim did not comply, the perp slashed him multiple times in the head, face, back and knee, authorities said.

Newly unearthed photos from Nancy Guthrie's front-door camera show an armed, masked individual tampering with her camera on the morning of her disappearance, according to the Pima County Sheriff's Department. The photos were recovered by the FBI, PCSD, and their "private sector partners." The four photos, which are now public, show a person in a ski mask tampering with her Nest camera.

EAST NEW YORK - A BROOKLYN MAN was arraigned on Thursday for attempted murder and related charges for allegedly intentionally striking a woman with his car in East New York, according to the District Attorney's office. Kevin Morgan, 31, is accused of accelerating a red Jeep into a 25-year-old woman standing in a crosswalk near Wortman and Alabama avenues early on Jan. 1, 2024. Surveillance footage and a video recovered from an iPad show the collision and capture incriminating statements.

A bronze ram statue that has served as a familiar landmark outside the KUIU store on North Lincoln Street was stolen on New Year's Eve, prompting a police investigation and a $5,000 reward offer from the company. The statue, known as Rocky, was installed in June of 2024. It was cut from its pedestal in front of the store and loaded into a vehicle by two suspects in the early hours of Dec. 31, according to KUIU.

The suspect, Corey Newman, was linked to the vandalism through surveillance video, police said. He was arrested Wednesday during a traffic stop and taken into custody without incident. Newman was booked into Sonoma County jail on suspicion of vandalism for defacing property and commission of a hate crime, police said. The arrest marked a breakthrough in an incident that drew widespread condemnation after the coach, William Bullard, who is Black, posted on social media about the vandalism of his vehicle, which included racist slurs and swastikas scrawled in the dust on his SUV.

State Police forensic scientist Matthew Sheehan spent Monday afternoon walking jurors through blood and bloody items he said stretched from the basement of the Walshe home in Cohasset to a trash bin outside Brian Walshe's mother's home in Swampscott. Walshe is standing trial for allegedly killing his wife, Ana, on New Year's Day 2023. Prosecutors say he then dismembered her body and tossed her remains in dumpsters around the region, including one near his mother's home. Investigators never found her body.

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was a dedicated team member for more than 10 years, and our prayers are with Leo's family and friends at this difficult time.

The shooting was reported around 12:15 a.m. on Sept. 13 in the 100 block of Ciolino Avenue, near Del Monte Avenue, according to the Morgan Hill Police Department. Officers found several bullet casings at the scene and learned the 17-year-old victim had been taken to an area hospital with gunshot wounds, police said. The victim has since been treated and released.

The police report obtained by BocaNewsNow.com alleges that Robert Schulman, 62, of Maybury Avenue on Staten Island apparently believed that another man was speaking to his wife in a hallway in the hotel. Video surveillance allegedly shows Schulman striking and punching the other man. That man falls to the ground "and becomes defenseless. Schulman then approaches (the victim) who is lying on the ground and proceeds to kick him in the face multiple times," according to police.

The robber snatched the unsuspecting woman's phone while shoving her to the ground inside the JC Tires Shop near Rockaway Parkway and Avenue N around 8:40 am in Canarsie, according to the NYPD. The stranger then repeatedly kicked her and whipped out a firearm, aiming it at the woman while verbally threatening her. Her attacker - last seen wearing a green jacket, camouflage-colored pants, black hat and black facemask hanging off his chin - then took off, traveling southbound on Rockaway Parkway.

Around 7 a.m. Sunday, 911 dispatchers received a call from someone concerned about a family member at an apartment complex on the 4800 block of El Camino Ave. When Sacramento County Sheriff's Office deputies arrived at the unit, they found bullet holes in the front of the residence. Inside, they discovered three deceased individuals, all dead from gunshot wounds. Details are scant.

Three days ago, while admiring the stonework, I happened to notice a huge gash in the limestone that extended more than 25 yards long. It was deep and nasty! I started yelling, Who did this, and I want to find out now! And I didn't say this in a nice manner. I wondered, Was it vandalism or, was it stupidity?

A New Jersey cop allegedly recorded surveillance footage of a female arrestee performing a sex act in a jail cell on his phone and then shared the X-rated clip over Snapchat, prosecutors said Monday. Ventnor City police officer Ryan Bonanni, 24, was charged Monday with official misconduct, computer theft and three counts of invasion of privacy, following the incident with the woman who was arrested by the local department on July 6, according to the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office.