Venezuelan judge issues arrest warrant for opposition's former presidential candidate Edmundo González
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuelan judge issues arrest warrant for opposition's former presidential candidate Edmundo González.
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The TelegraphHusband of Russia’s richest woman arrested over deadly office shoot-out amid bitter divorce
An acrimonious divorce involving Russia’s richest woman descended into a gun battle over the country’s most successful online retailer, killing two people and wounding seven.
- Malay Mail
‘Living in luxury’: Singaporean man with no income arrested for drug trafficking after deportation from Thailand
SINGAPORE, Sept 20 — A 31-year-old Singaporean man has been arrested for drug trafficking after his deportation from Tha...
- Malay Mail
Guan Eng files police report against prosecution witness in undersea tunnel corruption trial
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 19 — Former Penang chief minister Lim Guan Eng has lodged a police report against a key prosecutio...
- The Independent
Diddy’s first meal behind bars at notorious New York jail revealed
Inside the notorious Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, the disgraced rapper will be served three meals a day and will be required to mop the floor of his own cell
- The Independent
Inmate caught on camera sneaking past guard to assault woman on opposite side of facility
Justin Avery was in jail after being accused of assaulting women near a college campus in April
- People
Woman Freed After Being Strangled by Python for 2 Hours: 'I Saw the Snake Wrapping Around Me'
Thai woman Arom Arunroj, 64, remained in a python's tight coiled grip for an hour and a half until authorities came to the scene and rescued her 30 minutes after arrival
- Malay Mail
Najib's 1MDB trial: Judge should reject ’hearsay‘ on what absent Jho Low allegedly said, Shafee argues
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 19 — The High Court cannot accept what witnesses heard from others about what Malaysian fugitive Low...
- The Daily Beast
Chilling Pic Shows Teen Girl Luring Stepdad Home After Killing Mom
A Mississippi teenager lured her stepfather home to be shot after killing her mother and impersonating her in text messages, prosecutors alleged in the opening statements of a murder trial on Monday.The New York Post reported Carly Gregg, 15, allegedly texted her stepfather, “When will you be home honey.” Moments after she arrived home from school with her mother, Ashley Smylie, she shot her to death with a .357 magnum. Smylie, 40, was a math teacher at Gregg’s school, Northwest Rankin High Scho
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Police appeal after teenager raped and woman sexually assaulted on beach
Detectives investigating the offences are looking to identify three men.
- The Independent
Argument over children’s bath time leaves dad dead and mom shot in the leg
Police in Houston are still looking for the man accused in the fatal shooting
- Associated Press
Sweden charges a woman with war crimes for allegedly torturing Yazidi women and children in Syria
Swedish authorities on Thursday charged a 52-year-old woman associated with the Islamic State group with genocide, crimes against humanity and serious war crimes against Yazidi women and children in Syria — the first such case on trial in the Scandinavian country. Lina Laina Ishaq, who's a Swedish citizen, allegedly committed the crimes from August 2014 to December 2016, in the city of Raqqa, the former de facto capital of the militant group's self-proclaimed caliphate and home to about 300,000 people. The crimes “took place under IS rule in Raqqa, and this is the first time that IS attacks against the Yazidi minority have been tried in Sweden,” senior prosecutor Reena Devgun said in a statement.
- Malay Mail
Influencer Alif Teega pleads not guilty to misusing over RM60,000 collected from donations
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 20 — Social media influencer Mohd Hazalif Mohd Hazani, better known as Alif Teega, was charged in the...
- The Independent
Grandma admits to intentionally shooting 6-month-old granddaughter in the eye: ‘Sorry, not sorry’
‘I feel sorry for the baby, the family, everybody that’s dealing with this … this is as bad as it gets,’ Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones said
- Malay Mail
Japanese city Nara boosts protection efforts after viral video of tourist kicking sacred deer sparks public outcry
NARA, Sept 20 — A viral video showing a man kicking one of Nara’s sacred deer has led to public outcry and calls for inc...
- The Guardian
‘He didn’t do it’: days before execution in South Carolina, key witness says he lied
Lawyers scramble to halt death of Khalil Divine Black Sun Allah, AKA Freddie Owens, after claim from co-defendant
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Many people don’t realise upskirting is a crime, says senior officer
City of London Police Detective Superintendent Kate MacLeod said the public should be aware of the severity of the offence.
- Associated Press
White officer who fatally shot Black man shouldn't have been in his backyard, judge rules in suit
A federal judge has partially sided with the family of a Black man who was fatally shot by a now-imprisoned white Kansas City, Missouri, police detective, ruling that the officer should not have entered the man's backyard. U.S. District Judge Beth Phillips ruled Wednesday that Eric DeValkenaere violated 26-year-old Cameron Lamb’s Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure by entering his property in 2019 without a warrant or other legal reason to be there.
- Malay Mail
Three men linked to GISBH charged with sexual assault on children in Seremban
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 19 —Three youths linked to Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings (GISBH) were charged in th...
- Sky News
'Hero' 12-year-old saves dad from bear mauling in Wisconsin woods
A 12-year-old boy has shot dead a black bear that was mauling his father during a hunting trip in the US. Owen Beierman leapt into action and used his rifle to kill the animal - and may well have saved his dad's life. The pair had spotted the 90kg (14st) creature in woods near Siren, Wisconsin on 6 September, with Owen shooting and wounding it about 90 miles northeast of Minneapolis.
- Associated Press
The night when 43 students disappeared in Mexico: A timeline of key events
Ulises Martínez is still uncomfortable in this city, even though it's been 10 years since 43 of his fellow students from a rural teachers college were abducted here. Martínez was in his third year at the Rural Normal School at Ayotzinapa, an institute known for its radical social justice activism about 120 kilometers (75 miles) south of Iguala in the southern Mexico state of Guerrero. The students who disappeared on Sept. 26, 2014, had commandeered five buses in Iguala that they planned to drive to Mexico City to attend the commemoration of the massacre of nearly 300 people by government forces during a student protest in 1968.