Police Didn't Believe Teen Was Sexually Abused. Then She Collected Evidence to Convict Her Adoptive Father

Taylor Cadle sought help from the police when her great uncle and adoptive father, Henry Cadle of Lakeland, Fla., was sexually abusing her. Instead of putting him in cuffs, Cadle, then 13, was charged with lying to authorities. “What did I do for you to punish me?” Cadle, now an adult, asks in aPBS NewsHourepisode that aired on Tuesday, Oct. 29. The special details what journalistRachel de Leonfound while making the Emmy Award-winningCenter for Investigative Reportingand Netflix documentaryVictim/Suspect: that hundreds of alleged victims nationwide who report sexual assaults often end up getting arrested themselves for lying to authorities.

Police Got a Call About Person with Gun in Texas Home. They Arrived to Find Grandmother and Granddaughter Dead

Hermila G. Villarreal (left); and Sarah Christina Villarreal.Photo:National Gun Violence Memorial National Gun Violence Memorial Officers discovered two people with gunshot wounds on Sunday, Nov. 24, at a residence in Laredo, Texas, the Laredo Police Department confirms to PEOPLE. The victims were identified as 74-year-old Hermilia Villarreal and her 26-year-old granddaughter Sarah Christina Villarreal, Jose Espinoza of Laredo PD tells PEOPLE. HermiliaandSarah’skillings have also been archived on the National Gun Violence Memorial’s list of gun violence victims.

Police Haven’t Seen Hannah Kobayashi Themselves but Say She Isn't 'Obligated to Speak to Us' and Wish Her Well (Exclusive)

Hannah Kobayashi.Photo:LAPD LAPD Police are speaking out afterHannah Kobayashi’s family announced that she had been “found safe” about a month after she walked into Mexico, marking a conclusion of sorts in what authorities have previously called avoluntary disappearance. Lt. Doug Oldfield, a member of the L.A. Police Department’s missing persons unit, tells PEOPLE that they learned “Ms. Kobayashi was found” from the family’s attorney, about an hour before their statement was released.

Police Release 2 New Photos of Suspected UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooter

New photos of the UnitedHealth CEO shooting suspect.Photo:New York Police Department/Facebook New York Police Department/Facebook The New York Police Department (NYPD) has released two new photos of the suspected gunman involved in thefatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.In the early hours of Sunday, Dec. 8, the NYPD shared the images of the suspect onX (formerly Twitter).In one photo, the man — believed to be connected to the killing of the 50-year-old CEO in Manhattan on Wednesday, Dec.

Police Rule Out Foul Play in 'Sudden Death' of Teen Walmart Employee Found in Store Oven

Gursimran Kaur.Photo:GoFundMe GoFundMe Nearly one month after a 19-year-old Walmart employee wasfound dead in a store’s walk-in oven in Halifax, Canada, authorities shared an update about their investigation. TheHalifax Police Departmentannounced in a news release on Monday, Nov. 18, that investigators have determined the young woman’s death “is not suspicious and there is no evidence of foul play.” The body of the teenage Walmart worker, lateridentified as Gursimran Kaur, was discovered on Oct.