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The attorney for a North Carolina girl accused of helping two teens who carried out a deadly attack on a San Diego mosque says prosecutors haven’t provided enough information to allow him to defend his client.
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The help, outreach, prevention and engagement, or HOPE team will include a licensed social worker and two crisis counselors to better address issues like homelessness, substance use and mental health.
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North Carolina’s Gang Prevention and Intervention Task Force convened in Winston-Salem Tuesday to discuss gang activity trends and how to counter them. Much of the conversation centered on youth.
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The city of Greensboro is developing a new public safety strategy following a shooting Saturday that killed one Greensboro man and another shooting Sunday that left a victim in critical condition.
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A 17-year-old North Carolina girl who recorded a livestream of a shooting that killed three people at a San Diego mosque and disseminated the attackers’ white-supremacist writings has been charged with murder by aiding and abetting, a district attorney said Monday.
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The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office charged a local teenager with ethnic intimidation for posting threats online, including photos with an assault rifle. Officials seized the weapon and took the juvenile to a detention center.
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The Greensboro Police Department responded to a call around 4:21 p.m. on Sunday of a man pulling a gun on a woman.
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Hayden Hughes was fired last month after an internal investigation found his use of deadly force violated department policy.
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Court documents allege Republican school board candidate Ronald Jason Lucero used a company credit card to buy car tires and a cellphone for personal use.
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A small device that attaches to a Glock pistol slide turns the semiautomatic firearm into a fully automatic weapon. Two of the illegal handguns were seized by police in High Point earlier this month.
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Twenty-six--year-old Kaitlyn Mackenzie Bryant has been charged with felony obstruction of justice and a misdemeanor count of filing a false police report.
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Officials with Alamance County Sheriff’s Office say there have been more than 430 fraud cases assigned to detectives in the last 20 months. The average loss per citizen in those cases is $33,000.