Violent crimes refer to criminal acts that involve the use or threat of physical force or violence against an individual. These offenses typically lead to physical harm or the potential for injury. Common examples of violent crimes include homicide (murder and manslaughter), assault, robbery, sexual assault, and domestic violence. Violent crimes are often characterized by a direct confrontation between the perpetrator and the victim, resulting in a heightened level of fear and trauma for those involved. The legal definitions and classifications of violent crimes can vary by jurisdiction, but they generally encompass any act that inflicts or intends to inflict bodily harm. Violent crimes are often treated with greater severity in the criminal justice system due to their impact on victims and society as a whole.
A shocking incident took place on Thursday night when a 29-year-old man, who reportedly lists "city streets" as his address, allegedly attacked both of his parents at their home. The…