Warning to Parents About the Increase of Child-Targeted Cybercrime LAS VEGAS – The Metropolitan Police Department of Las Vegas has issued a warning regarding a growing cybercrime that targets minors. Officers indicated in a Twitter post that they are looking into more cases of “Sextortion,” which is when criminals try
Las Vegas Police Labeled the Area Where an Officer Was Killed a Hot Place for Violent Crime LAS VEGAS – Thursday morning’s police shot near the intersection of Flamingo and University Center Drive is not the first incident of its kind in the vicinity. A man who did not wish
FBI Data Shows Nevada Has the Worst Cybercrime Problem According to FBI data, Nevada has the most cybercrime. Nevada ranked first, followed by Alaska, Iowa, Florida, and Delaware. Identity theft was Nevadans’ greatest cybercrime, according to the research. Thirdpartytrust.com compared cybercrimes per capita across states. Nevada had 19,766 cybercrime victims
According to FBI internet crime data, Nevada has the worst cybercrime issue in the country. Nevada ranked highest, with 637 cybercrime victims per 100,000 people, followed by Alaska, Iowa, Florida, and Delaware. Identity theft was the most common cybercrime against Nevada residents, according to the research. The thirdpartytrust.com research compared
ELKO, Nev. (NV, Globe) – Elko County Jail is presently holding a guy suspected of fleeing law police many times during a crime spree that started in Utah and finished in Oregon. Jamie L. Cochran, 42, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was ordered held on $120,000 bail. He is charged with home invasion
Northern Nevada Police Deal With a Surge in Violent Crime. Author: Nevada Globe Staff NEVADA – In the past two weeks, northern Nevada has seen many violent crimes. Sparks Police Officer Nick Chambers remarked, “Crime rises in the summer.” Gang violence and domestic violence are on the rise, contributing to
Rural Nevada just scored a massive healthcare win and it came despite the best efforts of the state’s Democrat delegation to stop it. This week, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced that Nevada will receive $179 million through the Rural Health Transformation Program, part of the broader $50 billion rural healthcare investment included
By any honest definition, what ProPublica is doing isn’t journalism. It’s activism with a press badge and their latest meltdown proves it. ProPublica is throwing a public tantrum after being called out for conduct that would get most reporters bounced from a newsroom: sending inquiries to government employees’ home addresses, personal
A Las Vegas man is in custody following the deaths of two people believed to be his parents, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Police said they received a call shortly before midnight on December 27 from a man who reported killing someone and expressed intent to harm
Republicans are continuing to make meaningful inroads with Latino voters in Nevada — and the numbers alone explain why Democrats should be nervous. Hispanic voters now make up roughly one in five registered voters statewide, and polling consistently shows that the cost of living is their top concern. As Democrats