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California’s baseline law in 2025 still requires children under age 8 (or under 4′9″) to be secured in a car seat or booster in the back seat (California Vehicle Code §27360) . A high-profile legislat...
California passed a law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom that changes how the state determines whether a child is properly restrained by a seat belt, introducing a five-step test for children ages 8 th...
There is no authoritative national tally in the provided reporting for how many -related arrests occurred in the in 2025; likewise the sources do not supply a definitive nationwide arrest count for 20...
Multiple investigative reports and public records document instances where U.S. immigration authorities accessed license-plate data that flowed through systems not by a direct Flock– contract but by u...
Yes. In multiple recent U.S. cases, tips—often from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) or proactive law‑enforcement leads—triggered investigations that produced search warr...
California law currently requires children under 8 years old to be secured in an appropriate car seat or booster in the back seat, and children 8 years old OR 4 feet 9 inches (57 inches) or taller may...
Yes—but not always: many CSAM investigations end with the accused being searched and booked the same day when law enforcement executes an arrest or search warrant or when suspects are caught in underc...
Governor Gavin Newsom pushed a two-track criminal justice agenda in 2024–25: large investments in public-safety operations — including $267 million in grants to 55 communities and expanded California ...
Available reporting shows multiple recent cases where law enforcement or prosecutors have publicly opened investigations and explicitly labeled deaths as “suspicious” or said detectives are treating t...
California’s baseline booster-seat rule remains that children under 8 or under 4′9″ must use a child restraint/booster and should ride in the back seat (California law and CHP guidance) . Available re...
AB 435 is a 2025 California bill changing child passenger restraint rules — including stricter booster-seat and front-seat limits — that attracted support from public safety and auto-safety groups and...
Yes — under a new California law signed in October 2025, drivers can receive a ticket if a child passenger cannot be properly restrained by a seat belt under a new five-step test; fines have been repo...
The title of “fastest street-driven 1969 Dodge Polara” in contemporary reporting attaches to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) pursuit-spec Polara equipped with the 440 Magnum V8—period tests and la...
California’s legislature recently changed booster-seat rules: current age/height requirements (booster until age 8 or 4′9″) remain, but beginning in 2027 children ages 8–16 must meet a five‑step “seat...
California law does not set a specific age or weight that forces a child to move from a forward‑facing five‑point harness to a booster; instead the switch is driven by when the child outgrows the forw...
—the practice of a motorcyclist riding between lanes of traffic moving in the same direction—is legally sanctioned in and recognized in a handful of other states for limited “filtering” scenarios, but...
The was a purpose-built police contender widely adopted by and municipal forces in the late 1960s and early 1970s, with the being the most prominent documented buyer of 1,564 units in 1969 . Available...
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) special‑ordered a 1969 Dodge Polara "pursuit" package that went beyond Dodge’s regular options by specifying a high‑performance 440 Magnum V8, reinforced driveline ...
The largest documented coordinated law enforcement action against online child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in 2024 appears to be INTERPOL’s Operation Orion International, a multi-country South Americ...
No single, authoritative nationwide count of people arrested in the United States for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in 2024 appears in the provided reporting; however, a major coordinated sweep c...