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On April 1, 2026, a use-of-force incident in Benton County, Missouri, led to Deputy Jacob Sebren's termination and Detective Hope Hearn's suspension. Independent reviews by a special prosecutor and the FBI's St. Louis Field Office are underway. Subject Donald Bellos was treated and released without charges. Body camera footage and local media reports informed the investigation.
Arizona Deputy Frank Sloup encounters diverse drivers during patrols, often describing some as violating motor vehicle laws. He addresses these interactions with a mix of patience, authority, and humor, reflecting his approach to enforcing traffic regulations while managing challenging situations.
A Bernalillo County sheriff's deputy was fired after a fatal crash investigation found him partly at fault, prompting a family lawsuit. The sheriff cited misconduct, including lying about a stolen rifle linked to a homicide, leading to his termination. APD reports also implicated the deputy in the crash.
Shocking bodycam footage from Grant County, New Mexico, shows former deputy Alejandro Gomez escalating a night patrol incident into a violent crime. The event began with horseplay involving a baby rabbit, which turned deadly when Gomez allegedly tased a fellow deputy and threw the animal into a car, killing it.
A TV bailiff accused of murdering his wife is seeking to clear his name through his first interview with a journalist. The case, aired in January 2025, centers on his allegations of wrongful conviction and efforts to prove his innocence.
In May 2024, 30-year-old Bethany Israel vanished after visiting her brother Jack Ball in Minnesota. Her mother discovered her body during a wellness check, leading to Ball’s guilty plea for her murder and dismemberment. His defense claims additional context remains unexplored.
In 2005, the Philpott family murders in Derby, England, involved the killing of three family members by the father, who was later convicted. The case drew attention to domestic violence and legal responses.
Two young mothers disappeared from East London. An investigation linked their unconnected cases when evidence in Derek's home revealed both suffered violent deaths, confirming his role in their murders.
Sara Ellis believed she was safe at Pisgah Inn, but her coworker Derek Pendergraft's invitation to hike concealed harmful intentions, leading to an incident involving her safety and his misconduct.
In 1969, Derek Percy abducted and murdered 12-year-old Ivon Tui, shocking Australia. His arrest at a naval base, linked to bloodstained clothes, revealed his crimes. Though found not guilty by reason of insanity, Percy’s actions tied to multiple child disappearances, leaving a legacy of fear and unresolved mystery.
Derek Wood devised a scheme for quick money, but when it failed, he contemplated killing people to avoid consequences, highlighting his shift from financial desperation to lethal decision-making.
Derick Madden sought revenge against his ex-girlfriend, willing to harm anyone obstructing his plan. His actions led to a criminal investigation, highlighting his intent to pursue vengeance despite potential consequences.