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911 calls released from Charlotte Train StabbingWARNING: Graphic content— The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has released audio of five 911 calls made in the immediate aftermath of the stabbing death of Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte light rail train.

12-Year-Old Secretly Calls Police on Abusive Father, Doesn't End WellOn March 23rd, 2025, officers were dispatched to a residence following a report of a domestic disturbance made by a child concerning her father. This is footage of the events that followed.

Gen Z Couple Turns Simple Traffic Stop into ChaosOn July 4, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop for speeding. This is footage of the events that followed.

Entitled Airport Shoplifter Caught in 4K Stealing Ray-Ban Meta GlassesOn May 11, 2025, airport officers were dispatched to the Sunglass Hut in response to a report of a woman stealing a pair of Meta Ray-Ban glasses. This is footage of the events that followed.

A Mother’s Dark Secret: The 2018 Arkansas Toddler Murder CaseThis video takes viewers inside one of the most haunting cases in recent memory: True Crime: Mother Accused of Murdering 2-Year-Old in Arkansas (2018). Through rare interrogation footage, we witness how investigators carefully question Eva Millard, a mother facing unimaginable accusations. The chilling details surrounding the abuse and tragic death of her two-year-old daughter unfold slowly, exposing both the psychological tension in the room and the shocking truths revealed. Each moment highlights the desperation, denial, and eventual confrontation that define so many high-profile cases of child abuse and homicide. As the interrogation deepens, viewers see how law enforcement builds pressure, piecing together inconsistencies to expose what really happened. For those drawn to gripping real-life investigations, this documentary-style breakdown of True Crime: Mother Accused of Murdering 2-Year-Old in Arkansas (2018) offers not only raw footage but also context into a devastating crime. Don’t miss True Crime: Mother Accused of Murdering 2-Year-Old in Arkansas (2018).In this video, we step into the tense interrogation room where mother Eva Millard faces the devastating truth behind her 2-year-old daughter’s death. Shifting stories, suspicious tears, and the relentless gaze of investigators will keep you on edge. Don’t forget to hit Subscribe to unlock exclusive updates and special benefits from our channel.In the end, Eva Millard could face severe charges: child abuse, assault resulting in death, and first-degree murder. If convicted, she may receive life imprisonment or even the death penalty under Arkansas law. This is not only a family tragedy but also a chilling reminder of parental responsibility. Share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to Subscribe to enjoy upcoming benefits and be the first to watch our latest true crime stories. #truecrimedocumentary#truecrime stories#truecrime cases#murderdocumentary#crimedocumentary#documentary#truecrimeinterview#detectiveinterrogation

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BODY CAM: ‘I am going to defund you’: Smithfield city councilman resigns after police confrontationOn Aug. 3, Smithfield police officers were called to a traffic accident involving Smithfield city councilman Ted Stokes’s son and a parked vehicle. Two officers went to Stokes’s home to gather an accident report after the owner of the parked vehicle called police due to the extent of the damage. Footage shows Stokes confronting officers about why two of them are at his home, and he begins telling them that he will “defund” them. After the interaction with the police, the body camera video of the interaction was reported by the Herald Journal in mid-September. On Sept. 20, the Smithfield City Council announced that Stokes was resigning from his position on the council.