Mohamed Al-Fayed, Former Harrods Owner, Accused of Multiple Rapes
Mohamed Al-Fayed, the former owner of London’s luxury department store Harrods, has been accused of multiple rapes and sexual assaults…
Former Arsenal Player Charged in £600,000 Cannabis Smuggling Case
Former Arsenal footballer Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has been charged in connection with an alleged attempt to smuggle £600,000 ($750,000) worth of…
Prolific Shoplifter Banned from Most North East Stores, Except 3, After 171 Convictions
A notorious shoplifter with 171 criminal convictions has been barred from entering almost all stores across a vast area of…
Mortuary Attendant, 6 Others Arrested for Selling Human Remains in Osun, Nigeria
Osun State Police Command, Nigeria, announced on Wednesday the arrest of seven individuals, including two mortuary attendants, for allegedly selling…
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Denied Bail Again in Federal Sex Trafficking Case
Hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs was denied bail for a second time on Wednesday in a federal courtroom in Manhattan,…
Shooting at Wildberries Office in Moscow Leaves Two Dead, Several Injured
A shooting incident at the headquarters of Russian online retailer Wildberries in Moscow on Wednesday left at least two people…
Questions Persist Over Mali’s Security After Major Attack-Reuters
Uncertainty continues to shroud Mali’s security situation Wednesday, a day after insurgents launched a bold assault on an elite police…
Lawyer Appeals Death Sentences for Americans in Congo Coup Case
The lawyer representing three Americans sentenced to death in Congo for their alleged involvement in a coup attempt has filed…
Associate in High-Profile French Sexual Abuse Case Admits to Similar Misconduct
In a shocking development during a high-profile French trial addressing systematic sexual abuse, an associate of the main defendant has…
International Operation Takes Down ‘Ghost’ Cybercrime Platform, 51 Suspects Arrested
An international law enforcement operation has successfully dismantled an encrypted communication platform known as “Ghost,” which was widely used by…
