A MANHUNT IS UNDERWAY FOR MAN WHO SHOT A GRANITE CITY POLICE OFFICER MULTIPLE TIMES.(PHOTO).

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  A manhunt is underway for man who shot a Granite City Police Officer multiple times. Officers in Granite City, Illinois, responded to a call regarding a unwanted subject near the 2000 block of Johnson Road at 2:20 p.m. on Friday, December 5th. Upon arrival, officers attempted to make contact with the suspect. The suspect opened fire on officers before fleeing the scene.  Unfortunately, one officer was struck multiple times. The officer was rushed to a St. Louis University Hospital. He is expected to make a full recovery.  A massive manhunt is now underway to locate the suspect. Authorities warn the public that the man is considered armed and dangerous. If you do see him, do not approach, but rather call 911 immediately.  If you recognize the man in the photos or have any information regarding this incident, please call the Granite City Police Department at 1618-877-6111 There was a heavy police presence in Granite City in a different part of town tonight but that w...

CENTRAL NEW YORK MOTHER CHARGED UNDER RARELY USED LAW AFTER SON’S CRIME SPREE. (PHOTO).


 Central New York mother charged under rarely used law after son’s crime spree

UTICA, NEW YORK - A Utica woman has been arrested on a rarely used charge after police said her 11-year-old son went on a crime spree and she failed to intervene.

Nurto Mohamed, 36, was taken into custody Tuesday by Utica Police’s Patrol Division and Juvenile Aid Unit and charged with endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor, for “failure to exercise due diligence in control of a child.” Authorities said Mohamed’s son has been involved in at least four felonies, including a robbery, along with numerous misdemeanors since early 2025.

Police also said the boy and a 12-year-old accomplice recently committed a burglary that damaged several vehicles, stole two cars, and drove them around the city, causing additional property damage. Mohamed had been made aware of her son’s actions and offered assistance services, but reportedly did not take steps to control his behavior.

Because of his age, the boy cannot be charged, but authorities determined that intervention was necessary to prevent further criminal activity. “After consultation with the District Attorney’s Office, it was determined that this rarely used charge could be levied due to the overwhelming amount of public nuisance this child has caused,” police said.

Under New York law, a parent or guardian can be charged with endangering the welfare of a child if they fail to prevent a child under 18 from becoming an “abused child,” “neglected child,” “juvenile delinquent,” or “person in need of supervision.” Mohamed pleaded not guilty at her arraignment in Utica City Court and was released on her own recognizance. The charge carries a maximum of one year in jail or up to three years of probation.

Police said they hope the charge remains a last-resort option and will continue to work with parents and community providers to ensure children follow safe and appropriate behaviors.

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