Nazi war criminal arrested near Goa, airlifted to Berlin - Express India
Bangalore, June 30: An 88-year-old Nazi war criminal identified as Johann Bach was airlifted to Berlin after he was tracked down to the Goa-Karnataka border by German and Indian intelligence agencies on the basis of information provided by an Israeli …
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Charges Filed Against Hospital Chain for Alleged Patient Dumping
… criminal and civil charges against Kaiser Permanente. Delgadillo has accused the hospital chain of false imprisonment and endangering a dependent adult when it left a 63-year-old woman on the streets …
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Hospital accused of dumping woman on LA “skid row”
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Los Angeles officials announced criminal and civil charges on Thursday against a hospital accused of dumping an elderly homeless woman in a gown and slippers in …
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Malaysia’s Anwar accused of sodomy - USA Today
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was accused Saturday of sodomizing a man, police said, sparking speculation that he might be arrested on the same charge that led to his imprisonment a decade ago. Anwar, who …
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Study: Much gun crime is unreported - Croydon Guardian
Much of the gun crime on Britain’s streets goes unreported, it is claimed. A study of data on firearms-related offences by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies (CCJS) said many victims were reluctant to alert police. Crimes missing from the …
Source: www.croydonguardian.co.uk
US hits Air France-KLM, Cathay Pacific with criminal fines (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Several airlines, including Air France-KLM and Cathay Pacific Airways, have agreed to pay US criminal fines totaling 504 million dollars to settle charges of a conspiracy to fix air cargo rates, officials said Thursday.
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Prosecutors to investigate a possible criminal violation involving candidate (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Posted: 9:14 PM- Two county attorneys tapped to look into bribery allegations against state Rep. Mark Walker will continue to investigate a possible criminal violation, the state Attorney General’s office said Thursday.
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Former professor charged with refusing to testify before grand jury in … - International Herald Tribune
RICHMOND, Virginia : A former professor who pleaded guilty to conspiring to aid a Palestinian terrorist group faces new charges. Sami al-Arian was indicted by a federal grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia on Thursday on two counts of criminal contempt …
Source: www.iht.com
FRAUD-DUO $LAP - New York Post
An employee of the city’s Office of the Criminal Justice Coordinator and her husband were ordered yesterday to repay $2.5 million they stole from the agency, and were sentenced to house arrest and probation. Raimma Tagiev, 33, used the names of fake …
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Big Coal Fires Back Over James Hansen’s Criminal Complaint - New York Times
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Big Coal Fires Back Over James Hansen’s Criminal Complaint
New York Times, United States - By Andrew C. Revkin An 80-foot wall of coal at Peabody Energy’s North Antelope Rochelle mine in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming. … |
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Martha Stewart in Ireland in bid to overturn UK visa ban - Daily Telegraph
Ms Stewart was forced to cancel a series of meetings and promotional events in Britain this week following the setback. But the Irish authorities were happy to welcome the 66-year-old US star, and she spent this morning touring the Waterford Crystal …
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Criminal cases suspended after Lords anonymity ruling (Daily Telegraph)
Dozens of criminal cases have been suspended following a “catastrophic” House of Lords ruling against the use of anonymous witnesses in trials.
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
Criminal case against Jaya Bachchan for concealing facts in RS poll (New Kerala)
Lucknow, June 24: A criminal case has been registered against Bollywood actress and Samajwadi Party member Jaya Bachchan for hiding facts in her affidavit filed for the Rajya Sabha byelection held in June 2006.
Source: www.newkerala.com
Miss. hospice doctor pleads guilty to e-mail threat over complaints … - Minneapolis Star Tribune
TUPELO, Miss. - A Mississippi hospice director said Monday that scotch and sleeping pills made him send threatening e-mails to people he blamed for a criminal investigation of deaths at his facility. Dr. Paul White, director of Sanctuary Hospice …
Source: www.startribune.com
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