U.S. Marshals search for man accused in vehicular homicide

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The U.S. Marshals are looking for help locating Kalani G. Hodges. According to Crime Stoppers, Hodges has an active warrant for his arrest for homicide by vehicle (DWI).

Police ID victim in fatal downtown shooting as tattoo shop owner

Kalani is described as 5'10", 170lbs with brown hair and blue eyes. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Hodges is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at (505) 843-7867. People can also submit anonymous tips to p3tips.com/531 or TEXT "ABQCS" to 738477.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to KRQE NEWS 13 - Breaking News, Albuquerque News, New Mexico News, Weather, and Videos.

Actress Chanel Banks has been found safe, the Los Angeles Police Department tells KTLA 5. Banks, best known for her roles in "Blue Bloods" and "Gossip Girl," was reported missing on Nov. 8 and was located on Nov. 11 in Texas, according to LAPD. The Department has closed its case saying there is no foul [...]

A 32-year-old Orange County man is facing possible hate crime charges after he reportedly grabbed a woman by the buttocks with both hands inside of a store and made a comment about her ethnicity. The Nov. 8 incident, according to a news release from the Westminster Police Department, occurred at around 7:45 a.m. at [...]

People have a lot of hot takes about this Arkansas trooper trashing his cruiser while in pursuit of a speeding Dodge Charger. A lot of the opinions are based on emotion, likely after some negative interactions with a cop, if not from an overinflated sense of strong arm justice. Why no chase policies are being reversed lately. We honestly feel torn with a lot of police pursuits. There's obviously a balance between public safety and apprehending dangerous suspects which has to be struck. Unfortuna

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Three people were charged with issuing a bad check, among other charges, after they allegedly tried to deposit a fake $117,310 check at a bank on Clark Street, according to Orchard Park police. Police said John Cain, 58, was in possession of a fraudulent check when they arrived at Community Bank [...]

Nearly 46 years after a double homicide, a fingerprint from a taxi license application has led to a suspect's arrest, officials in western Massachusetts announced Wednesday. The case began on Nov. 19, 1978, when police discovered Theresa Marcoux, 18, and Mark Harnish, 20, shot dead near Route 5 in West Springfield, Hampden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni said. Harnish's Dodge pickup truck was found nearby with blood and a damaged window, he said.

Jamey Noel may have been the most corrupt sheriff in America. His trail of arrogance and greed stunned his relatives, townsfolk, a special judge and a special prosecutor. He admitted to stealing millions in public money for himself. He was dubbed "the most powerful man in southern Indiana," the prosecutor tells Inside Edition Digital's Deborah Hastings. "I do believe you are a sociopath," his former sister-in-law said. "I absolutely wish the worst for you."

When Daniel Penny wrapped his arm around the neck of a homeless man on a Manhattan subway last year, the 25-year-old veteran appeared to be deploying a non-lethal chokehold long drilled into U.S. Marines. Done right, the maneuver should knock a person out without killing them, according to Joseph Caballer, a combat instructor in the Marine Corps who trained Penny in several types of holds. Prosecutors allege that Penny "went way too far" in his attempt to restrain Neely, showing an "indifference" toward his life even after he had lost consciousness and stopped fighting back.

Prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty if an Idaho white supremacist gang member is convicted of killing a man while he was on the run after shooting officers in a plot to help a fellow gang member escape from prison. Nez Perce County Prosecutor Justin Coleman announced Thursday that the death penalty would be sought if Nicholas Umphenour is convicted of a murder charge in the March death of James Mauney, 83, of Juliaetta, KHQ-TV reported.

The tech consultant charged in Cash App founder Bob Lee 's stabbing death testified in his own defense Wednesday that he made a "bad joke" to try to put an end to a late night of drinking and doing drugs, and the famous entrepreneur suddenly attacked him. In his first public statements about the events leading to Lee's death, Nima Momeni said that he joked to Lee that he might want to spend his final night in San Francisco with family rather than trying to find a strip club. Momeni said Lee pulled out a knife and attacked him, forcing him to defend himself.

In a Philippine House committee hearing on Nov. 13, former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte admitted to using controversial tactics, including planting evidence and personally killing suspects during his tenure as Davao City mayor. Planting evidence: Initially denying these accusations, Duterte eventually confirmed them when confronted with video footage of his past remarks. The 79-year-old former president acknowledged that planting evidence was part of his strategy to apprehend criminals, describing it as a necessary tactic to control crime in Davao.