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Police chief regrets saying actor’s death wasn’t a hate crime: ‘Way too soon’
Just two days after actor Jonathan Joss was fatally shot on Sunday, June 1, the San Antonio Police Department issued a statement noting that they’d found “no evidence whatsoever” to indicate that his murder was a hate crime. Now, SAPD Police Chief William McManus is walking back that update.
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A suspect appeared in federal court Friday for a hate crime charge after allegedly attacking a pro-Israel rally with Molotov ...
The Egyptian man accused of carrying out an antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado is set to appear in federal court on ...
A man who investigators say was driven by a desire “to kill all Zionist people” when he threw Molotov cocktails at ...
National crime data shows the Boulder attack came amid a dramatic increase in antisemitic and Islamophobic hate crimes across ...
A French rabbi was attacked on Friday for the second time in a week, he told Reuters, reflecting a broad rise in hate crimes ...
After deliberating 20 minutes, a Brown County jury convicted Jackson Vogel of killing Micah Laureano in a hate crime at Green ...
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Jonathan Joss' husband has called his shooting death a hate crime. Legally speaking, hate crime cases are rare in Bexar County.
Mohamed Sabry Soliman was charged with a hate crime in the June 1 attack. He also faces 118 state criminal counts, including ...
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Anne Arundel County is expanding its hate crime prevention program with the launch of the "Uncover Hate" educational initiative. The program is funded with a $1.2 million grant from the U.S.
MK Aryeh Deri arrives with Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef at the Or Haviv synagogue that was set on fire. "To come and burn a synagogue ...
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