Teenagers are terrorizing shops in Southampton – police say there’s little they can do. Watch the clip that asks if that's really true?

Nadim Kashouh allegedly chased two teens from his Springfield restaurant and a brandished a firearm after a $92.40 dine-and-dash incident.

A Grosse Pointe teen has pleaded guilty in a November 2023 high-speed crash that killed his passenger. The teen, whose name was withheld by prosecutors because of his age, pleaded guilty Friday to manslaughter with a motor vehicle, Wayne County…

A BBC investigation has uncovered hundreds of TikTok videos showing teenagers openly boasting about stealing motorcycles and mocking their victims. In many instances, social media has even been used to sell stolen bikes. Data from 31 UK police forces reveals that, where age was recorded, over half of suspects in motorcycle thefts in 2025 were under 18, contrasting sharply with the 8% of under-18s involved in all crime. Victims report feeling helpless as they watch their prized possessions displayed online. One Grimsby resident, Richard Thompson, saw his moped stolen while his wife was at work and discovered it featured in a TikTok video captioned 'Catch me in traffic #stolen'. Police cited insufficient evidence to prosecute, leaving him frustrated. Similar cases include Sam Gibb, whose son's motorcycle, worth over £6,000, was sold for just £300 on Snapchat. Experts describe these thefts as a competitive 'game' among teenagers, with some using bolt cutters and hot-wiring techniques. Authorities, including Humberside Police and the National Police Chiefs' Council, are increasing efforts to combat these crimes, deploying drones and launching operations such as Operation Alliances, which recovered £4m in stolen vehicles and led to over 580 arrests. Social media platforms are under pressure to monitor and remove criminal content. Victims and advocacy groups warn that without effective intervention, frustrations could escalate, with some considering vigilante actions.

A Baton Rouge woman accused of helping her teenage ex-boyfriend evade law enforcement after he allegedly shot her in the jaw has… The post Woman Wanted for Allegedly Helping Teen Accused of Shooting Her in the Face Has Evaded Capture for Five Days appeared first on Shine My Crown.

SHAH ALAM: A teenage girl accused of stabbing her classmate at a secondary school in Banting, Kuala Langat, is scheduled to be charged at the Telok Datok Magistrate’s Court on Friday. Selangor Police Contingent Headquarters (IPK) said the charge will be brought at 8am on July 10. “The suspect in the student stabbing case will … The post Teen to be charged over stabbing of schoolmate in Banting first appeared on Wilayah.com.my.

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Two 14-year-old teenagers in Red Deer, Alberta, are facing assault charges after a violent attack on a 14-year-old girl was recorded and circulated on social media. The incident occurred around 2:21 p.m. on Monday in a field within the Lancaster Meadows area along 30th Avenue. Video footage shows the victim being pinned, punched, kicked, and having her head slammed to the ground for over two minutes. The Red Deer RCMP described the attack as highly concerning and emphasised that acts of violence are taken seriously within the community. The girl was treated at a local hospital and her injuries were deemed non-life threatening. Both alleged assailants were taken into custody and charged with assault causing bodily harm, with one teen also facing an additional charge of assault by choking. This is the second case of teen-related aggravated assault in Red Deer since May 4. City officials, including Mayor Cindy Jefferies, expressed deep concern and have called for discussions on preventing such incidents in the future. The Red Deer Public School Division confirmed the schools remain safe and highlighted the availability of disciplinary actions, including expulsion. A GoFundMe has been set up to support the victim's family. Both accused have been released and are scheduled to appear in Alberta Court of Justice on June 25th.

In Surrey, British Columbia, the sentencing of Kaden Mintenko, 23, for the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old boy aboard a transit bus in 2023 sparked strong emotions among the victim’s family and friends. Mintenko, who was found guilty of manslaughter, received an eight-year prison sentence, with three years and four months remaining after credit for pretrial custody. Originally charged with second-degree murder, the court found insufficient evidence of intent, leading to the conviction on the lesser charge. The incident involved Mintenko punching the teen and stabbing him in the chest with a seven-inch knife while on the bus, reportedly warning the victim to “watch your back.” Psychological evaluations indicated Mintenko is at high risk of future violent behaviour, yet the sentence still totals just over three years remaining to serve. The victim’s loved ones voiced their distress and grief, highlighting the loss of potential and ongoing trauma caused by the killing. Mintenko is expected to be released from federal custody in 2029 if he serves the full remainder of his sentence. The case underscores both the severity of violent crime in public spaces and the ongoing challenges families face in coping with such tragedies.

Teen killed, 3 injured in shocking school stabbing in Nantes, France; 15-year-old suspect arrested, motive under investigation.