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MILFORD, CT — A Bridgeport woman, Deanisha Pierce, 28, of Vine Street, was released after posting a $50,000 bond after being arrested on a warrant, Milford Police said. On Nov. 25, police arrested Pierce on a warrant. She is accused of taking more than $1,000 worth of items from Dick's Sporting Goods, 1201 Boston Post Road, on Oct. 22, police said. Police say Pierce is accused of trying to avoid apprehension by pushing and punching the store employee, police said. Pierce is charged with third-degree robbery, second-degree breach of peace, fourth-degree larceny, conspiracy to commit third-degree robbery, and conspiracy to commit fourth-degree larceny. Subscribe … [Read more...] about Bridgeport Woman Charged With Robbery, Larceny Offenses: PD

BEL AIR, MD — Police said two interstate theft suspects are behind bars after an attempted heist at the Harford Mall. The Delaware residents were arrested Tuesday in Bel Air after authorities said they stole more than $1,200 worth of merchandise from Macy's. Around 7 p.m., police said an officer on holiday patrol at the Harford Mall saw a woman leaving Macy's with merchandise in both arms. Upon seeing Officer Jose Maldonado's patrol vehicle, officials reported she dropped the items and ran toward Boulton Street. Just as that happened, Maldonado was diverted to an altercation in the vestibule at the Macy's in the 600 block of Baltimore Pike. Authorities said a man was trying to steal merchandise. Maldonado and loss prevention worked together to take the man into custody. Khyleil Aziz Triplett, 21, of Wilmington, Delaware, was charged with theft from $100 to $1,500 and second-degree assault, court records show. Bail was set at $3,500, police said, noting he had an active arrest … [Read more...] about Police: Interstate Thieves Arrested Outside Macy’s In Bel Air

FALLBROOK, CA — A 73-year-old woman was killed and a man was seriously injured on Interstate 15 near Fallbrook Thursday when their vehicle slammed into an ambulance responding to a previous crash on the freeway.The initial crash happened at around 10:10 a.m. when a Ford Mustang spun out and crashed into the center divider on southbound Interstate 15, south of Mission Road, according to North County Fire Protection District spokesman John Choi.While emergency crews attended to the Mustang's driver and his two juvenile passengers, the driver of a Ford Crown Victoria lost control and crashed into an ambulance at the scene at 10:32 a.m., Choi said.The Crown Victoria's passenger -- an unidentified 73-year-old woman -- was killed at the scene, while its driver -- an unidentified 66-year-old man from Rancho Cucamonga -- suffered major injuries and was taken to Palomar Medical Center in Escondido.The ambulance's occupants -- who included the Mustang driver, two female juveniles, two … [Read more...] about Woman Killed In Crash Into Ambulance On I-15 Near Fallbrook

(CNN)Authorities continued looking Thursday for a 1-year-old after finding a dead woman in an Ansonia, Connecticut, home and learning that the baby who lives at the residence was supposed to be there, according to police. Police issued an Amber Alert for Venessa Morales on Wednesday. Investigators have spoken with the girl's father and family members, and none knows her whereabouts, Lt. Patrick Lynch of the Ansonia Police Department said. She was last seen Friday afternoon at a relative's house. The nearby Derby Police Department and state and federal authorities are assisting in the search. "We will continue to follow every lead. No information is too small or insignificant," Lynch said, explaining that authorities do not believe the incident is random. He would not elaborate. The woman who was found dead at the home in Ansonia, about 10 miles west of New Haven, has not been identified. It was not clear how, if at all, she is related to Venessa. Police are attempting to identify … [Read more...] about Police are searching for 1-year-old after finding a woman dead in an Ansonia, Connecticut, home

Accusations of racism in the San Francisco Police Department gained momentum in federal court Thursday when a judge ruled that a series of Tenderloin drug stings — in which all 37 people charged were black — showed “substantial evidence” of racially discriminatory law enforcement. According to court records, one officer was overheard making derogatory references to “BMs,” or black males, and another referred to black women as “bitches.” There was also evidence that police were aware of nonblack drug dealers in the same area but did not arrest them. The evidence included a videotaped incident in which an officer apparently turned down an Asian American woman’s offer of a drug sale before arresting a nearby black woman. “The evidence shows there are substantial numbers (and a substantial proportion) of drug dealers in the Tenderloin who are not African American; yet they were not stopped or arrested,” said U.S. District … [Read more...] about Federal judge finds evidence of racial bias by S.F. police