Crime

A 48-year-old man pleaded not guilty to attempted murder in the shooting of three Palestinian college students in Burlington, Vermont on Saturday night — as the alleged gunman’s mother revealed he had previously struggled with depression.

Jason Eaton, 48, was taken into custody Sunday afternoon after he was identified as a suspect. He pleaded not guilty to three counts of attempted murder in the second degree on Monday and is being held without bail.

A suspect has been arrested over the shooting of three Palestinian college students in Vermont – as the life of one hangs in the balance.

Jason J. Eaton, 48, was seized on Sunday afternoon near the site of Saturday’s attack and is expected to appear in court on Monday, Burlington Police revealed.

In a teen-on-teen killing that has shocked Las Vegas, four teenagers have been charged as adults in the beating death of 17-year-old Jonathan Lewis, who was set upon by ten boys in what police say was a fight over headphones and a vape pen.

Police have arrested nine of the ten boys believed to have been involved in the fight. The four boys ages 16 or older – Dontral Beaver, 16, Damien Hernandez, 17, Gianni Robinson, 17, and Treavion Randolph, 16 – have been charged as adults with second degree murder.

This is being memory holed.

A tiny Canadian town is on edge after three friends mysteriously vanished – but cops won’t link their cases.

Lawrence Bertrim, 43, Robbie Thomson, 34, and Steve Tate, 34, have disappeared in the past 14 months from Smith Falls, Ontario.

Residents have been left uneasy as no arrests have been made and the Ontario Provincial Police insist on investigating each case separately.

Sometimes, as Sigmund Freud never quite said, politics is just politics.

One would not always know this by reading the American press. Unencumbered by extraneous talents and achievements, a sizeable number of this country’s journalists have come to exhibit an excessive faith in the only tool that they are capable of wielding: words. These days, to open up a newspaper or website is to get the feeling that the authors and editors who are featured within believe that reality is optional, that the truth must be subordinated to the narrative, and that all human experiences have been crafted out of soft putty. Once, we described members of the media as “reporters.” Presently, “scriptwriters” might be more apt.

Toronto police homicide detectives probing the Barry and Honey Sherman murders have executed a new search warrant in the case.

The warrant, served at undisclosed premises on Dec. 21, 2022, unearthed 14,801 electronic files police had not seen. Information detailing the contents of those files remains sealed in a Toronto courthouse.

Canada’s auto theft rates continue to skyrocket, with the Honda CR-V retaining its dubious spot as the country’s most stolen vehicle atop a list that includes some of Canada’s other most popular SUVs and pickup trucks — but not electric vehicles.

Those are among the newly released findings of Équité Association, a private insurance industry association which compiles data from Canadian law enforcement agencies and insurance records.

Smart thieves avoid EV’s.

I like MMA, having trained in it (in a mostly risk-free, exercise way) for many years. I also really like MMA fighters, who have proven to be people who are brave, not only in the ring but also outside of the ring, when it comes to standing against woke leftism. The most recent example is Joel “King Bau” Bauman, who walked into the fight arena wearing a shirt that asks just the right question about Jeffrey Epstein’s little black book.

A mall security guard appeared fearless as he tackled a teenage robber who was wielding a hammer while he and his accomplices carried out a smash and grab robbery at a jewelry store in Canada.

Footage shot on a cellphone by shocked bystanders captured the moment six mall cops rushed to the scene as they witnessed the robbery in progress at White Carat Co. Diamond in the Brampton Mall on the outskirts of Toronto, Ontario on Wednesday at 6:30pm.

The rise and fall of the ‘crypto king’ is a damning indictment of our entire financial system.

Last week, Sam Bankman-Fried, the former chief executive and founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, was convicted of fraud and money laundering following a month-long trial in New York. SBF – or the ‘crypto king’, as he is sometimes known – was arrested last year when FTX went bankrupt and some $8 billion in customer funds went missing. He now faces decades in jail.