Police sketch artists still nab bad guys with pencil, paper. March 28, 2016 / 11:30 AM EDT / CBS/AP ... The Chicago Police Department hasn't had a staff sketch artist since 1993.

Objectively, the sketch is bad. The thick lines look like an inverted triangle with hair, or a strawberry wearing a tiny cap. The two dot eyes are inexplicably paired with horizontal lines and no ...

Objectively, the sketch is bad. The thick lines look like an inverted triangle with hair, or a strawberry wearing a tiny cap. The two dot eyes are inexplicably paired with horizontal lines and no ...

A sketch artist comes in handy when there's no surveillance video of a suspect or when a criminal doesn't leave behind the physical evidence that leads detectives to his or her trail.

A man who fled the scene of a two-vehicle crash in Connecticut on Tuesday may not be on the lam for long after police were lucky enough to find a trio of witnesses who gave authorities detailed ...

LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA, Ind. — On the news, we often share sketches of criminals, kidnappers and killers who police are desperately trying to catch. But what goes into creating those drawings? Exactly ...

“Scary Movie 5” comes up short in every way imaginable.It’s only 80 minutes long. These “Scary Movie” / “Disaster Movie” / “Epic Movie” satires always manage to be the briefest ...

NEW YORK (AP) — In an age of ubiquitous cellphones and surveillance cameras, New York City police forensic artist Matthew Klein is one of a dying breed of crime fighters who helps catch bad g… ...

NEW YORK (AP) — In an age of ubiquitous cellphones and surveillance cameras, New York City police forensic artist Matthew Klein is one of a dying breed of crime fighters who helps catch bad guys ...

NEW YORK >> In an age of ubiquitous cellphones and surveillance cameras, New York City police forensic artist Matthew Klein is one of a dying breed of crime fighters who helps catch bad guys with ...

NEW YORK (AP) - In an age of ubiquitous cellphones and surveillance cameras, New York City police forensic artist Matthew Klein is one of a dying breed of crime fighters who helps catch bad guys ...