Jason Kandel is an award-winning journalist and the Weekend Editor for Law & Crime. With a background in news outlets such as NBCLA, Reuters, and the Los Angeles Times, Jason focuses on local crime stories and legal issues. His work has been featured in various publications and news channels, including Spectrum News 1 and the Institute for Justice.
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By: Jason Kandel
EAST LANSING — Paul Bunyan is not the only trophy on the line between Michigan and Michigan State this week.
An officer repeatedly shocked an unarmed man with a Taser as the man stood in water, then watched him scream for help, calling paramedics after he became unresponsive in an estuary, a lawsuit says.
When a family approached the casket of their dearly departed patriarch, they were shocked when they saw an unrecognizable corpse in the casket dressed in their father's suit, a lawsuit alleges.
By: Jason Kandel
An Indiana mother of a 6-month-old boy who was found covered in more than 50 rat bites in their vermin-infested home has been sentenced.
A Texas woman facing charges in the death of her husband allegedly claimed he drunkenly bumped into her as she was helping him into the house when the gun accidentally went off over the weekend.
By: Jason Kandel
Lawyers for the family of a prisoner who died in a maximum-security prison in Missouri after being pepper sprayed, covered with a spit hood and tied
A man facing federal charges for plotting to kill FBI employees investigating him for his role in the Jan. 6 riots allegedly was carrying a gun that day, according to new testimony revealed at trial.
A Maine man will spend the rest of his life in prison for the "execution" killing of his landlord, who had been trying to evict him after a disagreement about motorcycles parked outside the apartment.
EAST LANSING: Following an anxiety-inducing Week eight slate, the NFL season is now two months in the books and is rapidly approaching its midway mark. Across October, the Lions have...
Eleven suspected members of a street gang have been charged in a federal racketeering case alleging murders and attempted murders in bloody gang violence that killed rivals and bystanders alike.
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