Two teenagers have been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the beating death of a 63-year-old homeless man. Police discovered 63-year-old Bobby J. Hill Jr. unresponsive in an alleyway and suffering from severe head trauma with multiple injuries to his head in Camden, New Jersey.
A man in California has been charged with poisoning eight homeless people with a substance described as “twice as strong” as pepper spray.
There’s mounting evidence that organized retail theft rings are targeting the homeless and drug addicts to do their stealing.
The homeless carjacker who went on a crime spree, speeding through Manhattan in high-end cars was ordered held on $100,000 bail by a judge on Sunday.
A woman had just gotten out of a car with friends in downtown Austin on Thursday night and was heading toward Sixth Street when Austin police say a homeless woman approached her and stabbed her in the back of the head.
The attack was one of several that happened in the area within a 30-minute time span before police arrested a suspect, Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said Friday. Authorities believe the same woman randomly stabbed at least four people. One victim’s wounds are serious; none of the victims’ injuries are life-threatening.
Experienced officers describe killing as one of most gruesome in the city in over 25 years.
A SECOND homeless man has been brutally murdered in Ireland – two months after the first.
Francis Dunne, also known as Frankie, was found decapitated with his arms and legs cut off after the 64-year-old went missing in Cork on Christmas Day. He was found in undergrowth near a boarded-up derelict property called Castlegreina House which is used by homeless people after he vanished for three days. A murder probe has been launched and is the second in as many months.
A homeless man who’s been held in a psychiatric ward since his arrest has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the beating deaths of four men as they slept on the New York City streets.
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