#youth-crime

#youth-crime

Police departments across various states are warning that the 'door kick challenge' is illegal behavior classified as vandalism, raising the potential for dangerous confrontations.

Prosecutors in Maine will seek to try 17-year-old Deven Young as an adult for the murder of 48-year-old Sunshine 'Sunny' Stewart, whose body was found on Crawford Pond.

The 14-year-old suspect appeared in court wearing an orange jumpsuit and sporting a wrist brace, responding minimally to the judge's questions.

Two girls, aged 13 and 14, have been arrested following a violent attack on a Muslim woman in Oshawa, during which her hijab was violently ripped off.

A 13-year-old kid was caught brandishing a knife the size of his forearm before a cop pulled his gun and arrested the pint-sized perp in a Brooklyn subway station.

The disturbing study highlighted the importance of work aimed at tackling school absences and exclusions, which contribute significantly to youth violence in London.

Irving's tragic story exemplifies a chilling link between school attendance and youth crime, showcasing the urgent need for effective initiatives to address truancy in D.C.

Police said one of two victims of the assault suffered minor injuries, and that part of the attack was captured on video surveillance.

"He had no drugs. He had no weapons, no guns, never has. And he was expected to graduate high school soon. He panicked," said Oakland defense attorney Rosann Torres.

A warrant was granted under Section 46 of the Firearms Act, allowing police to search for firearms and ammunition, but no guns were found.

The sheriff's office highlighted that drone technology and the Behavioral Health Unit enabled swift action to prevent a potential deadly force encounter with the children.

Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses, dash cam or mobile phone footage in relation to this incident to further the investigation.

"While in Australia, the young man is suspected of having attempted to recruit people to commit contract killings in Denmark and Sweden as part of ongoing gang conflicts in the Nordic region."

Britain's National Crime Agency has reported a sixfold increase in incidents related to online groups that exploit young people, warning of serious threats and manipulation among teenagers.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested after an incident in Essex injured two cyclists, prompting police to investigate the possibility of a deliberate act involving mopeds.