REPORT: 15-year-old with disturbing Google searches and 111 arrests freed by blue city

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From Fox News: A Charlotte, North Carolina, teenager with 111 arrests in just two years has once again been released, as the blue city wrestles with repeat offenders.

During a Wednesday news conference, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) discussed the city’s latest crime stats. The city, according to the CMPD, experienced a 20% reduction in violent crime, which includes homicides, rapes, robberies and aggravated assaults, which encompass shootings.

But amid the positivity, there is reason for alarm, with more than half of those arrested for violent crimes having prior arrests — including teens. One example is an unnamed 15-year-old with an astounding 111 arrests since August 2023.

The 15-year-old’s record spans dozens of property crimes across the Queen City, including vehicle thefts, larcenies from cars and possession of stolen property. CMPD said the teen has been linked to about 50 separate cases involving at least 55 stolen vehicles and 45 break-ins.


Sgt. Todd Martin of the Southeast Service Area Crime Reduction Unit revealed the disturbing Google search history by the 15-year-old career criminal.

“The following were Google searches found on the juvenile’s cellphone: What is the charge for killing an officer? Is police murder a charge? What is capital murder?” Martin announced last week.

“These are the things a 15-year-old in possession of multiple firearms was searching for,” Martin continued. “Despite the juvenile’s delinquency history and repeat offender status, the juvenile was released back into the community in September.”

The identity of the 15-year-old was not made public.

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