Inside History on Instagram: "The Department of Justice has begun releasing large batches of the long-awaited Epstein files under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which mandated that all classified records be made public by December 19, 2025. The released materials include call logs, excerpts of grand jury testimony, interview transcripts, and photographs, though many documents are heavily redacted. The DOJ has not met the full deadline, disclosing only partial records so far. The extensive r

A fired Sanford police officer has been arrested as part of a fraud investigation in which he allegedly scammed the city out of at least five figures, according to the police department. Ronny Neal faces 79 counts of official misconduct and a charge of organized fraud. #sanford #fraud #police #news

TCD News on Instagram: "The City of Dearborn and Dearborn Public Schools are launching Michigan’s first citywide school bus stop-arm enforcement program using license plate reader (LPR) cameras, a system that allows police-reviewed citations to be automatically mailed to drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses. While some school districts across Michigan use onboard bus cameras for monitoring or safety review, city officials say Dearborn is the first municipality in the state to implemen

Police in Alabama are still trying to understand the full story behind the tragic loss of TikTok creator Riziki Ilenre. Her passing in mid-December has left many hearts heavy, as fans and followers continue to mourn and search for answers. As questions and concern spread across social media, conversations about online bullying and kindness have grown louder. The Montgomery Police Department has confirmed the investigation is ongoing, while a community grieves a life gone far too soon. 🕊️ #RestI

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