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Ahmad Jihad Bojeh, 29, faces three first-degree murder charges in the January 17 deaths of Douglas Kraft, 68, Robert Kraft, 70, and James Puchan, 68, who were visiting Kissimmee for the Mecum auction when their car broke down. Authorities found the men shot multiple times outside their Airbnb; Bojeh, living next door, was arrested soon after with two handguns under his bed. Previously acquitted of attempted murder by reason of insanity in 2021 and released on outpatient treatment conditions in 2022, Bojeh fell out of compliance due to unaffordable care costs, prompting criticism from officials like State Attorney Monique Worrell, who called it a system failure, and Florida AG James Uthmeier, who faulted prosecutors for not pushing for hospital commitment. The sheriff described the attack as premeditated with no known motive, renewing questions about insanity pleas and oversight.

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Three friends from the Midwest arrived in Florida for a car auction, only to be gunned down outside their rental by the neighbor next door.

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The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, linked to home invasions, gang clashes, extortion, and drugs across Latin America, has built a small network in Utah's Salt Lake and Utah counties. Chief of Investigations Tanner Jensen says they number only in the dozens and won't dominate local crime, but their violent tactics raise concerns. No new orders to target police have hit Utah, though officials track the group closely and urge residents to report tips. Governor Spencer Cox launched a 2024 deportation effort against criminal migrants after the gang appeared.

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Law enforcement in Salt Lake City spots dozens of Tren de Aragua members turning up in street crimes and violence, a trend that started in early 2024.

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French police, through the Office Anti-Cybercriminalité, have identified Google Pixel smartphones running the privacy-focused GrapheneOS as a tool employed by organized crime networks to protect communications by wiping data upon detection of forensic analysis. This was evident in the dismantling of the Paris-area 'Omar' synthetic drug ring, where a suspect's device reset itself during examination, denying key evidence to prosecutors. Officials are adapting protocols, such as using Faraday pouches, while GrapheneOS developers assert the open-source OS serves legitimate privacy needs for activists and others, criticizing media portrayals linking it to crime.

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Drug traffickers in France are using Google Pixel phones with GrapheneOS to automatically erase data when police intervene, thwarting investigations.

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