When Ernestina Madragon was pulled over by the police in Dallas, she understood that she'd be getting a ticket that she deserved for making an illegal U-turn. It was the citation on the ticket for "not speaking English" and the. . . READ FULL STORY

The home of the police commander of Veracruz, Mexico, Jesus Antonio Romero, was set on fire on Wednesday morning, killing him and his family. Romero had just recently been appointed operations chief for the joint police force of Veracruz and Boca. . . READ FULL STORY

Jessica Alba paid for her recent vandalism spree in Oklahoma City the way most celebs who get in trouble with the law do: by writing a fat check! The actress apparently felt so sorry after plastering a United Way billboard with a huge poster. . . READ FULL STORY

Another day, another story of violence in Mexico spurred by the ongoing war between the government and drug cartels. But now, the violence has spilled over into the tourist destination of Acapulco, causing dozens of frightened visitors to flee. . . READ FULL STORY

What happens when everyday citizens decide to take the law into their own hands? If you’re in Philadelphia, nothing. About a dozen angry residents of West Kensington neighborhood will not face criminal charges for hospitalizing 26-year-old Jose. . . READ FULL STORY