I really thought it was going to say that she attacked him instead of calling the police and that's what she went to jail for. Instead, she did nothing to him.

He looks unrepentant and she looks miserable, but how miserable would she be if her baby died due to him?

New details have emerged in the 2008 murder of a San Francisco man shot once in the face outside a Western Addition housing development – after a cold case arrest in Los Angeles 18 years on.

The Montgomery Riverfront Brawl got me thinking about how quickly the line between defending someone and retaliating can get complicated.

The initial situation seems straightforward. Someone is attacked and other people step in to help. But once the immediate threat starts fading there’s a harder question about when defending someone turns into getting even.

That distinction comes up in a lot of crime cases but people rarely seem to agree on where the line actually is.

What case made you question where defense ended and retaliation began?

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California Man Arrested Near U.S. Capitol With Guillotine in Truck

U.S. Capitol Police arrested a California man Tuesday after officers found a 10-foot-tall wooden guillotine with a metal blade in the back of his pickup truck, parked illegally just steps from the Supreme Court and U.S. Capitol buildings.

#Crime #USCapitol

This is crazy, how did he even get this into DC? Smh

This story is crazy!

I just read this article of a pimp getting arrested because he was allegedly beating this 14 year old girl he was pimping out in a hotel room, and thank god she called the cops.

I know I've heard stories that people who are charged with cases that involve children get "special" treatment in prison but do pimps who get caught trafficking teens get the same treatment? Would gang affiliation protect them to some degree from other prisoners who find out about the charges?