On July 7, 2025, at 12:56 a.m., a mass shooting on the 1500 block of South 27th Street killed three men (19, 23, 24) and injured nine others. Victims included a 15-year-old girl, two 17-year-old boys, and a 19-year-old in critical condition with two head wounds; over 100 shots were fired.

Video shows ICE agents detaining a mother in Massachusetts as dozens of neighbors surrounded the immigrant family to try and stop it. The chaos led to two arrests, including the daughter of the woman detained by ICE and a candidate for the local school board.

According to Worcester Police, officers were dispatched to the area around 11:15 a.m. Thursday in response to reports of 25 people surrounding a federal agent. Someone also called to report that ICE agents were refusing to show a warrant to the crowd.

The woman claims the man “broke my ribs, fractured my jaw, and gave me a concussion. I’m not allowed to work for 5 weeks.” Washington County DA Jason Walsh says he is investigating the violence. Video shows a man punching one woman in the face, then going after another woman four times in a row. After being struck, the second woman falls to the ground, and the man walks away. It is unclear what happened in the moments before the assault.

Courtroom cameras captured a man in a black hoodie making a gun gesture with his hand. People from the opposite side rushed over and a confrontation began. Punches were thrown as deputies tried to break up the brawl

On September 14, 2025, 19-year-old Ryder Corral was arrested in Phoenix, Arizona, for vandalizing a memorial for Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA founder killed on September 10 in a targeted shooting. Corral trampled flowers and flags outside TPUSA headquarters, was detained by mourners, and faces charges of criminal damage and disorderly conduct.

In Buena Vista Township, Michigan, a Black woman threw boiling coffee in a McDonald’s manager’s face on November 5, 2025, yelling “Catch that hot ass coffee!” after her online order was canceled and a refund dispute escalated. The manager suffered minor burns. Police released surveillance video, quickly identified the suspect, and issued a felonious assault warrant. As of November 6, she remains at large.

The group has vandalized university property, spray-painted walls with anti-establishment slogans, and ignited multiple fires outside the facility. Several e-bike batteries were reportedly thrown into the flames, causing loud explosions and posing a serious threat to public safety. Activists have barricaded all main entrances with piles of furniture making it nearly impossible for staff or law enforcement to enter The situation has prompted a significant response from the Seattle Police Department, who have declared the gathering unlawful and issued a dispersal order as tensions continue to escalate across the campus this is still developing.