Violence

The WWE star was walking back towards the arena entrance when a fan appeared out of nowhere and tackled the fighter to the ground.

Lily Cade argued that trans women are not really women and said if it was up to her, she'd execute "every last one of them personally."

The poll also found 26 percent of Republicans identified themselves as QAnon believers.

Prior to being punched, the man was seen threatening a woman and pushing an older man for being forced to comply with the establishment's mask mandate.

Haddie was used as "bait," meaning dogfighters would get their mutts to attack her as training.

Alexandra Maldonado is facing felony charges after the October 22 attack, including child abuse due to the worker being a minor.

Violence has jumped since the start of the pandemic, but it's still nowhere near the levels seen three decades ago, according to FBI data.

Eight people were shot, and one died from his injuries, police reported Saturday.

A compilation of videos shows Dallas Fire-Rescue paramedic Brad Cox kicking Kyle Vess after an alleged altercation near a reported grass fire.

Law enforcement officers are typically unarmed in the country but have access to guns and rifles when needed.

Each kit can treat up to eight victims and are being installed as part of the the city's new program "Safe Chicago."

The U.N.'s humanitarian coordinator for Libya condemned the raids, which resulted in unarmed migrants being harassed in their homes, beaten and shot.

Two of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene, while the third victim died on Sunday.

Healthcare workers have been spit on, cussed at, and even beaten while working through the COVID-19 pandemic.

An internal document showed Facebook employees alerting their bosses of violent behavior from cartels and human trafficking groups.

The lawsuit alleged the city's approach to political demonstrations fostered a "culture of vigilante policing" between opposing forces.

A judge determined that releasing Anissa Weier under GPS monitoring and continued psychiatric care would be fair to the victim and both perpetrators.

"I couldn't think. I didn't know if I would be killed or if I would live," journalist Tagi Daryabi said of the incident.

The proclamations called on the U.S. Army and non-Native residents to "go in pursuit, kill, and destroy Indians on the plains" deemed hostile by the state.

Trevone Miller had shot and killed teen Brayla Stone in order to "keep Ms. Stone from revealing that they were in a sexual relationship," according to court documents.

The video appears to show an officer punch a man—who was standing in a crosswalk in the city's Greektown neighborhood—in the face, knocking him over.

"Cancelling this event and not having the children in our building to create, discover, and learn through the power of play breaks our heart," the museum wrote.

"Evil is a kind of state of mind that, probably, all of us can get into at some point or other," says Dr. Gwen Adshead.

Members of the group Unforgiven were expected to be "battle-ready" and promote "a climate of fear."

Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania police officers have not confirmed when the alleged assault took place or released the current condition of the victim.

The attack was caught on camera as Kendell R. Cooks smashed his way into the victim's car and beat him. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

The Clippers point guard was ejected in the fourth quarter of Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals for shoving Paul to the floor.

The City Council voted to slash the police budget by $17.4 million as violent crime continues to surge in the city.

This weekend's figures break the previous record over the June 4 to June 6 weekend, where 58 people were shot over the 54-hour period.

The latest developments show a shift away from last summer's dominating rhetoric that called on local and state governments to divest from police budgets and reallocate the money into other non-policing community services.