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🚨GAUCI REPORTS: RYAN FIRESTONE RELEASED ON BAIL AFTER SHOCK COURT TURNAROUND After months in custody at HMP Bedford, Ryan Firestone has now been unexpectedly released on bail following a hearing at St Albans Crown Court. Even Ryan himself admitted he was shocked by the sudden turnaround, especially after previously...

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🚨COURT UPDATE: 13/03/26 Ryan Firestone Remanded In Custody - Again! Firestone Actual I’ve just returned from St Albans Crown Court where Ryan Firestone has been remanded in custody at HMP Bedford. The judge ruled Ryan cannot be released because he currently does not have a suitable residential address where he can stay overnight. A business address he previously provided was accepted for correspondence only, but the court said it cannot be used as a place to live. Police produced a TR1 transfer document suggesting the property Ryan believed he owned was sold last year, something Ryan strongly disputes. Ryan told the court he is defending himself and said being in custody will make it extremely difficult to prepare for his trial in April. If a verified residential address can be found, a fresh bail application may be possible. There are still many unanswered questions around the property and what has happened. I’ll continue following the case closely.
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🚨COURT UPDATE: 13/03/26 Ryan Firestone Remanded In Custody - Again! Firestone Actual I’ve just returned from St Albans Crown Court where Ryan Firestone has been remanded in custody at HMP Bedford. The judge ruled Ryan cannot be released because he currently does not have a suitable residential address where he can stay overnight. A business address he previously provided was accepted for correspondence only, but the court said it cannot be used as a place to live. Police produced a TR1 transfer document suggesting the property Ryan believed he owned was sold last year, something Ryan strongly disputes. Ryan told the court he is defending himself and said being in custody will make it extremely difficult to prepare for his trial in April. If a verified residential address can be found, a fresh bail application may be possible. There are still many unanswered questions around the property and what has happened. I’ll continue following the case closely.

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27,646 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

🚨COURT REPORT - RYAN FIRESTONE Firestone Actual Address Dispute Leads to Shock Custody Decision at St Albans Crown Court! I attended a hearing today at St Albans Crown Court involving Ryan Firestone - and what unfolded in court was unexpected. A dispute over something as basic as his address ultimately resulted in Ryan being remanded in custody until Monday’s hearing. Presiding over the hearing was Judge Mann. From the public gallery, I have to say I was surprised to see how the hearing unfolded, particularly the decision to keep Ryan in custody until next week. The issue centred on the address Ryan had previously given the court. Judge Mann raised concerns that the address appeared to be a business or office address rather than a residential one, and pressed Ryan to explain where he actually lives. Ryan told the court the office address is currently the only place he is able to stay and receive correspondence. Without it, he explained, he would effectively have nowhere else to stay. Ryan also told the court he owns a separate residential property outright, but said he has been unable to live there. According to Ryan, every time he has attempted to return to that property he has been faced with possible arrest, preventing him from accessing the home. “I would like nothing more than to go back to that house,” he told the court. When the address of that property was checked during the hearing, information suggested the house had apparently been sold last July. Ryan strongly disputed that claim and said he holds Land Registry documents confirming the property is still in his name, although he did not have the documents with him in court. He asked whether he could access his email to retrieve the documents there and then, but that request was not granted. The court also questioned Ryan about council tax, utilities and residency at the property. At one stage Ryan attempted to show the court his driving licence displaying the address he currently uses, but the judge declined to review it and expressed surprise that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) would issue a licence linked to what appeared to be a business premises. Judge Mann also questioned why the address had not been properly verified at a previous hearing, expressing some surprise that the issue had not already been resolved earlier in proceedings. Ryan then asked the judge directly whether, if he could provide Land Registry proof of ownership at the next hearing, the court would consider issuing an order allowing him to return to the property he says he owns. The judge indicated that if ownership were proven, such an order could be considered. However, the hearing concluded with the court ruling that Ryan would remain in custody until Monday at 10am, while checks are carried out regarding the property and its ownership. The prosecution were directed to make enquiries before the case returns to court. Watching from the public gallery, one question stood out: If someone cannot currently access their home, what address are they expected to give the court if the only place they can stay is a business premises? The case returns to court Monday morning, where the ownership of the disputed property is expected to be clarified. I’ll continue to follow developments. #Lawfare #TwoTierJustice
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🚨COURT REPORT - RYAN FIRESTONE Firestone Actual Address Dispute Leads to Shock Custody Decision at St Albans Crown Court! I attended a hearing today at St Albans Crown Court involving Ryan Firestone - and what unfolded in court was unexpected. A dispute over something as basic as his address ultimately resulted in Ryan being remanded in custody until Monday’s hearing. Presiding over the hearing was Judge Mann. From the public gallery, I have to say I was surprised to see how the hearing unfolded, particularly the decision to keep Ryan in custody until next week. The issue centred on the address Ryan had previously given the court. Judge Mann raised concerns that the address appeared to be a business or office address rather than a residential one, and pressed Ryan to explain where he actually lives. Ryan told the court the office address is currently the only place he is able to stay and receive correspondence. Without it, he explained, he would effectively have nowhere else to stay. Ryan also told the court he owns a separate residential property outright, but said he has been unable to live there. According to Ryan, every time he has attempted to return to that property he has been faced with possible arrest, preventing him from accessing the home. “I would like nothing more than to go back to that house,” he told the court. When the address of that property was checked during the hearing, information suggested the house had apparently been sold last July. Ryan strongly disputed that claim and said he holds Land Registry documents confirming the property is still in his name, although he did not have the documents with him in court. He asked whether he could access his email to retrieve the documents there and then, but that request was not granted. The court also questioned Ryan about council tax, utilities and residency at the property. At one stage Ryan attempted to show the court his driving licence displaying the address he currently uses, but the judge declined to review it and expressed surprise that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) would issue a licence linked to what appeared to be a business premises. Judge Mann also questioned why the address had not been properly verified at a previous hearing, expressing some surprise that the issue had not already been resolved earlier in proceedings. Ryan then asked the judge directly whether, if he could provide Land Registry proof of ownership at the next hearing, the court would consider issuing an order allowing him to return to the property he says he owns. The judge indicated that if ownership were proven, such an order could be considered. However, the hearing concluded with the court ruling that Ryan would remain in custody until Monday at 10am, while checks are carried out regarding the property and its ownership. The prosecution were directed to make enquiries before the case returns to court. Watching from the public gallery, one question stood out: If someone cannot currently access their home, what address are they expected to give the court if the only place they can stay is a business premises? The case returns to court Monday morning, where the ownership of the disputed property is expected to be clarified. I’ll continue to follow developments. #Lawfare #TwoTierJustice

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BREAKING: Teacher Enoch Burke thrown into prison van and moved suddenly to Castlerea Prison On Sunday morning teacher Enoch Burke was told to gather his belongings and bring them to a prison van. He was then put into the van and brought on a two-and-a-half-hour journey to a new location, Castlerea Prison. At no point was he told where he was being brought, or for what reason. Upon arrival in Castlerea Prison he was consigned to a filthy committal landing. Prison authorities told him he was being given a job “in the kitchen.” Enoch Burke has a job. He is a teacher of German and History at Wilson’s Hospital School. He was taken from that job in 2022 and thrown into a prison cell by corrupt judges after he refused to endorse transgender ideology. His incarceration is an abomination. Enoch Burke’s removal from Mountjoy Prison is a violation of the order of Judge Brian Cregan of 19 January. That order specifically stated that Enoch Burke was to be detained in Mountjoy Prison in Dublin until further order of the High Court: “AND IT IS ORDERED that the Defendant be conveyed by the Commissioner and Members of An Garda Síochána to Mountjoy Prison and that he thereupon be lodged in Mountjoy Prison to be detained therein until he purges his contempt and is discharged pursuant to further Order of this Court”. There has been no further order. Enoch Burke, an innocent man, is now detained in Castlerea Prison without lawful authority. The removal to Castlerea Prison is deeply prejudicial to Enoch Burke as he is now over two hours from the courts where cases relating to his unjust incarceration are ongoing. Today Dr Isaac Burke raised this urgent matter before Judge Brian Cregan in the High Court. Judge Cregan prevaricated and obfuscated in response. He denied any knowledge of the development and showed little interest in the violation by the prison authorities of his own order. It is a dangerous state of affairs when a matter of this importance, the unlawful detention of an innocent man, can be taken so lightly by a High Court Judge.
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BREAKING: Teacher Enoch Burke thrown into prison van and moved suddenly to Castlerea Prison On Sunday morning teacher Enoch Burke was told to gather his belongings and bring them to a prison van. He was then put into the van and brought on a two-and-a-half-hour journey to a new location, Castlerea Prison. At no point was he told where he was being brought, or for what reason. Upon arrival in Castlerea Prison he was consigned to a filthy committal landing. Prison authorities told him he was being given a job “in the kitchen.” Enoch Burke has a job. He is a teacher of German and History at Wilson’s Hospital School. He was taken from that job in 2022 and thrown into a prison cell by corrupt judges after he refused to endorse transgender ideology. His incarceration is an abomination. Enoch Burke’s removal from Mountjoy Prison is a violation of the order of Judge Brian Cregan of 19 January. That order specifically stated that Enoch Burke was to be detained in Mountjoy Prison in Dublin until further order of the High Court: “AND IT IS ORDERED that the Defendant be conveyed by the Commissioner and Members of An Garda Síochána to Mountjoy Prison and that he thereupon be lodged in Mountjoy Prison to be detained therein until he purges his contempt and is discharged pursuant to further Order of this Court”. There has been no further order. Enoch Burke, an innocent man, is now detained in Castlerea Prison without lawful authority. The removal to Castlerea Prison is deeply prejudicial to Enoch Burke as he is now over two hours from the courts where cases relating to his unjust incarceration are ongoing. Today Dr Isaac Burke raised this urgent matter before Judge Brian Cregan in the High Court. Judge Cregan prevaricated and obfuscated in response. He denied any knowledge of the development and showed little interest in the violation by the prison authorities of his own order. It is a dangerous state of affairs when a matter of this importance, the unlawful detention of an innocent man, can be taken so lightly by a High Court Judge.

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PRISONER SAVAGELY ATTACKED GUARD FROM BEHIND IN HMP FIVE WELLS A violent prisoner has been handed an extended sentence after launching an unprovoked attack on a prison custody officer at HMP Five Wells. Zakariya Mahamed, 28, was caught on CCTV following the officer across a prison wing before suddenly attacking him, repeatedly striking him around the head and neck. The officer, who is in his 30s, suffered significant injuries and required medical treatment. Mahamed was found guilty of Section 18 wounding with intent following a six-day trial at Northampton Crown Court. He was cleared of the more serious charge of attempted murder. The court nevertheless deemed Mahamed dangerous enough to receive an extended sentence of six years and six months in prison, followed by a further two years and six months on licence. Mahamed was already serving a five-year-and-three-month sentence for robbery after threatening a victim with a knife and demanding money. He was due to be released in March 2026 but remained behind bars awaiting trial for the prison attack.
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PRISONER SAVAGELY ATTACKED GUARD FROM BEHIND IN HMP FIVE WELLS A violent prisoner has been handed an extended sentence after launching an unprovoked attack on a prison custody officer at HMP Five Wells. Zakariya Mahamed, 28, was caught on CCTV following the officer across a prison wing before suddenly attacking him, repeatedly striking him around the head and neck. The officer, who is in his 30s, suffered significant injuries and required medical treatment. Mahamed was found guilty of Section 18 wounding with intent following a six-day trial at Northampton Crown Court. He was cleared of the more serious charge of attempted murder. The court nevertheless deemed Mahamed dangerous enough to receive an extended sentence of six years and six months in prison, followed by a further two years and six months on licence. Mahamed was already serving a five-year-and-three-month sentence for robbery after threatening a victim with a knife and demanding money. He was due to be released in March 2026 but remained behind bars awaiting trial for the prison attack.

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Who was responsible for the AIDS epidemic? Who blamed the "gays" Who killed millions of people through treatment for AIDS? Who put that person on front street? Who was Ryan White? Who showed up at his home after he passed? Michael Jackson and Donald Trump?! Ryan White: Ryan White was 13 when he was diagnosed with AIDS after a blood transfusion in December 1984. Living in Kokomo, Indiana, doctors gave him six months to live. When Ryan tried to return to school, he faced AIDS-related discrimination in his Indiana community. Along with his mother Jeanne White Ginder, he rallied for his right to attend school. He gained national attention and became the face of public education about the disease. Surprising his doctors, Ryan lived five years longer than expected. He died in April 1990, one month before his high school graduation. Congress passed the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency (CARE) Act in August 1990. Who needs to go to prison? Who needs to be put to death? Who was there to support?

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"[Ryan Garcia] said he was on his best behavior, but of course he didn't have that one key ingredient, the elephant in the room, there was no ostarine. What he might say has no relevance unless he wants to go back in the ring with Devin and do it as a clean fighter, something that we earned the opportunity to do." Bill Haney on Ryan Garcia's performance at Times Square.
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"[Ryan Garcia] said he was on his best behavior, but of course he didn't have that one key ingredient, the elephant in the room, there was no ostarine. What he might say has no relevance unless he wants to go back in the ring with Devin and do it as a clean fighter, something that we earned the opportunity to do." Bill Haney on Ryan Garcia's performance at Times Square.

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UK-based Nigerian Doctor Loses Custody Of Son After Flogging Him With Belt A Nigerian doctor based in the United Kingdom has lost custody of his 16-year-old son to the government after flogging him with a belt. This was revealed by a child rights advocate known as pepstalk1 on her Instagram page on Wednesday. She narrated that the Nigerian doctor flogged his son after he caught him and his friends invited over to study together watching an inappropriate video. His friends reportedly informed the police and told them that while the father was beating his son with a belt, the doctor repeatedly said, "Is this how you want to become a doctor?" In the video, she could be seen in front of the court where the case was being held while giving an account of the case. She said, "In court, the 16-year-old told the court that his father always flogs him and is forcing him to choose a career he doesn’t want. "After listening to the boy’s testimony, the court ordered that the boy be taken away from his father and he will remain in the custody of the UK government." Credit: Instagram | pepstalk1 -- Follow us for more breaking news and videos
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UK-based Nigerian Doctor Loses Custody Of Son After Flogging Him With Belt A Nigerian doctor based in the United Kingdom has lost custody of his 16-year-old son to the government after flogging him with a belt. This was revealed by a child rights advocate known as pepstalk1 on her Instagram page on Wednesday. She narrated that the Nigerian doctor flogged his son after he caught him and his friends invited over to study together watching an inappropriate video. His friends reportedly informed the police and told them that while the father was beating his son with a belt, the doctor repeatedly said, "Is this how you want to become a doctor?" In the video, she could be seen in front of the court where the case was being held while giving an account of the case. She said, "In court, the 16-year-old told the court that his father always flogs him and is forcing him to choose a career he doesn’t want. "After listening to the boy’s testimony, the court ordered that the boy be taken away from his father and he will remain in the custody of the UK government." Credit: Instagram | pepstalk1 -- Follow us for more breaking news and videos

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Footage from 2015 shows Oskar Groening in court after being charged by German prosecutors as an accessory to murder in 300,000 cases, for his role at the Auschwitz concentration camp. His responsibilities included counting and sorting the money taken from prisoners, as well as managing the personal property of arriving prisoners. On a few occasions, he witnessed the procedures of mass killings in the camp. His trial began in April 2015, after the court had ruled that, at the age of 93, he was still fit to stand trial. On 15 July 2015, he was found guilty of knowingly facilitating mass murder and sentenced to four years' imprisonment. After numerous unsuccessful appeals against his prison sentence, Gröning died on March 9, 2018, while hospitalized, just before he was due to begin serving his sentence.
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Footage from 2015 shows Oskar Groening in court after being charged by German prosecutors as an accessory to murder in 300,000 cases, for his role at the Auschwitz concentration camp. His responsibilities included counting and sorting the money taken from prisoners, as well as managing the personal property of arriving prisoners. On a few occasions, he witnessed the procedures of mass killings in the camp. His trial began in April 2015, after the court had ruled that, at the age of 93, he was still fit to stand trial. On 15 July 2015, he was found guilty of knowingly facilitating mass murder and sentenced to four years' imprisonment. After numerous unsuccessful appeals against his prison sentence, Gröning died on March 9, 2018, while hospitalized, just before he was due to begin serving his sentence.

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BREAKING: Trump’s would-be assassin has walked into the courtroom laughing while being “shackled by his hands and feet.” Routh has been charged with “possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number.” The judge says Routh could face up to “20 years in prison and half a million dollars in fines.” Fox News reports that additional federal charges are possible, but the charges presented today “will keep him in jail.” During the hearing, Routh told the judge he “only makes about $3,000 a month” and has no assets other than “two trucks in Hawaii.” The sheriff stated that when Routh was arrested, “his demeanor was perplexing.” Officers had stopped his vehicle at gunpoint and ordered him out, and despite the seriousness of the situation, his “demeanor was perplexing in some way,” even though there were “numerous people out with rifles, uniformed personnel, a helicopter.” Court documents revealed that Routh was driving a car with stolen plates at the time of his arrest. After fleeing the scene, “officers were able to pull him over and arrest him on I-95.” Additionally, it was noted that “Routh’s mobile phone was detected in the area” from 2:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. the day before his arrest. Routh is currently being held in the Palm Beach County Jail and is expected to appear in court for his next hearing on Monday, September 23.
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BREAKING: Trump’s would-be assassin has walked into the courtroom laughing while being “shackled by his hands and feet.” Routh has been charged with “possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number.” The judge says Routh could face up to “20 years in prison and half a million dollars in fines.” Fox News reports that additional federal charges are possible, but the charges presented today “will keep him in jail.” During the hearing, Routh told the judge he “only makes about $3,000 a month” and has no assets other than “two trucks in Hawaii.” The sheriff stated that when Routh was arrested, “his demeanor was perplexing.” Officers had stopped his vehicle at gunpoint and ordered him out, and despite the seriousness of the situation, his “demeanor was perplexing in some way,” even though there were “numerous people out with rifles, uniformed personnel, a helicopter.” Court documents revealed that Routh was driving a car with stolen plates at the time of his arrest. After fleeing the scene, “officers were able to pull him over and arrest him on I-95.” Additionally, it was noted that “Routh’s mobile phone was detected in the area” from 2:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. the day before his arrest. Routh is currently being held in the Palm Beach County Jail and is expected to appear in court for his next hearing on Monday, September 23.

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Pooh Shiesty's father has been released from jail on house arrest after being arrested for the alleged kidnapping and robbery of Gucci Mane. On April 3, the rapper’s dad, Lontrell Williams Sr., appeared in front of a judge in federal court in downtown Memphis to find out if he would be released pending trial. Fox13 Memphis reports that Williams Sr. received a bond and was given home incarceration, which the judge says is the strictest bond she can assign outside of granting him into federal custody. The only time he is allowed to leave his residence is to attend his court dates in Dallas, where the case is being tried. He will be required to wear an ankle monitor. In court last Friday, federal prosecutors called an FBI agent to walk through the accusations in the indictment. The judge ruled there is enough probable cause to move forward with the case. Pooh Shiesty, his dad, Big30 and six other co-conspirators are accused of kidnapping and robbing Gucci Mane after Pooh set up a meeting to discuss his recording contract with Gucci. Pooh reportedly pulled out a gun and forced Gucci to sign Pooh’s release from the contract. Several of the men robbed all three victims and Big30 barricaded the door with his body to prevent anyone from escaping. All nine defendants are federally charged with kidnapping and conspiracy to commit kidnapping. If convicted, each defendant faces a sentence of up to life in prison.
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Pooh Shiesty's father has been released from jail on house arrest after being arrested for the alleged kidnapping and robbery of Gucci Mane. On April 3, the rapper’s dad, Lontrell Williams Sr., appeared in front of a judge in federal court in downtown Memphis to find out if he would be released pending trial. Fox13 Memphis reports that Williams Sr. received a bond and was given home incarceration, which the judge says is the strictest bond she can assign outside of granting him into federal custody. The only time he is allowed to leave his residence is to attend his court dates in Dallas, where the case is being tried. He will be required to wear an ankle monitor. In court last Friday, federal prosecutors called an FBI agent to walk through the accusations in the indictment. The judge ruled there is enough probable cause to move forward with the case. Pooh Shiesty, his dad, Big30 and six other co-conspirators are accused of kidnapping and robbing Gucci Mane after Pooh set up a meeting to discuss his recording contract with Gucci. Pooh reportedly pulled out a gun and forced Gucci to sign Pooh’s release from the contract. Several of the men robbed all three victims and Big30 barricaded the door with his body to prevent anyone from escaping. All nine defendants are federally charged with kidnapping and conspiracy to commit kidnapping. If convicted, each defendant faces a sentence of up to life in prison.

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Ryan Routh officially found guilty on all charges for attempting to assassinate Donald Trump Mike Benz goes over real evidence Ryan Routh was "working his way through a CIA, DOD state operation” He was working directly with the CIA “Ryan Routh was basically in the 37th leg of a CIA paramilitary recruiting operation — he was working with the State Department to try to convert these passports into no-look visas for these fighters, and he was flagged by Customs and Border Patrol” “Ryan Routh when he returned to the country despite being flagged to do so by Customs and Border Patrol. The guy has been arrested almost 100 times in his life but never spent a day in jail”
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Ryan Routh officially found guilty on all charges for attempting to assassinate Donald Trump Mike Benz goes over real evidence Ryan Routh was "working his way through a CIA, DOD state operation” He was working directly with the CIA “Ryan Routh was basically in the 37th leg of a CIA paramilitary recruiting operation — he was working with the State Department to try to convert these passports into no-look visas for these fighters, and he was flagged by Customs and Border Patrol” “Ryan Routh when he returned to the country despite being flagged to do so by Customs and Border Patrol. The guy has been arrested almost 100 times in his life but never spent a day in jail”

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Mystikal has reportedly been sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape in Louisiana. After entering a guilty plea in connection with the case back in March, Mystikal, born Michael Tyler, was sentenced in court on Tuesday (June 16), Louisiana First News reports. The rapper learned his fate following a victim impact statement from the woman he attacked, who says she is still traumatized from the situation. Afterward, Mystikal reportedly told the court: "If that's what I did, I deserve every day of this sentence." The 20-year sentence without the possibility of parole is five years short of the maximum that the rapper could have received after being accused of raping and torturing a woman at his home in 2022. This is Mystikal's second conviction for a sex crime. He spent six years in prison after pleading guilty to sexual battery and extortion in connection with an incident with his then-hair stylist in 2003. In 2017, he was again charged with rape. However, the case was eventually dropped due to a lack of evidence. XXL has reached out to Mystikal's attorney for comment. 🎥: Louisiana First News
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Mystikal has reportedly been sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape in Louisiana. After entering a guilty plea in connection with the case back in March, Mystikal, born Michael Tyler, was sentenced in court on Tuesday (June 16), Louisiana First News reports. The rapper learned his fate following a victim impact statement from the woman he attacked, who says she is still traumatized from the situation. Afterward, Mystikal reportedly told the court: "If that's what I did, I deserve every day of this sentence." The 20-year sentence without the possibility of parole is five years short of the maximum that the rapper could have received after being accused of raping and torturing a woman at his home in 2022. This is Mystikal's second conviction for a sex crime. He spent six years in prison after pleading guilty to sexual battery and extortion in connection with an incident with his then-hair stylist in 2003. In 2017, he was again charged with rape. However, the case was eventually dropped due to a lack of evidence. XXL has reached out to Mystikal's attorney for comment. 🎥: Louisiana First News

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Mohammed Ibrahim, a 16 year-old Palestinian American from Florida, has been imprisoned by Israel for over 8 months. Tortured, starved, and denied justice. No child should be subjected to this. After massive public pressure, he finally had his first court hearing, but Israel didn’t release him. His next hearing is in early November — we must increase the pressure on the U.S. and Israeli governments to release him.
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Mohammed Ibrahim, a 16 year-old Palestinian American from Florida, has been imprisoned by Israel for over 8 months. Tortured, starved, and denied justice. No child should be subjected to this. After massive public pressure, he finally had his first court hearing, but Israel didn’t release him. His next hearing is in early November — we must increase the pressure on the U.S. and Israeli governments to release him.

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In an exclusive interview #ToryLanez speaks out as he continues to fight for a fair review of his case. His legal team points to missing pages from key medical records that jurors never saw and argues that important evidence was never fully presented at trial. Tory says had he taken the stand himself he truly believes the verdict would have been different. He also makes it clear he is not angry with Megan and holds no ill will toward her. What he wants is simple for someone to take an honest look at his case and give him a fair shot. His team says they are not only pursuing appeals but are also seeking a pardon and plan to take the case to the Supreme Court as early as next week.
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In an exclusive interview #ToryLanez speaks out as he continues to fight for a fair review of his case. His legal team points to missing pages from key medical records that jurors never saw and argues that important evidence was never fully presented at trial. Tory says had he taken the stand himself he truly believes the verdict would have been different. He also makes it clear he is not angry with Megan and holds no ill will toward her. What he wants is simple for someone to take an honest look at his case and give him a fair shot. His team says they are not only pursuing appeals but are also seeking a pardon and plan to take the case to the Supreme Court as early as next week.

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#WATCH | Delhi: On Delhi HC suspending the sentence of 2017 Unnao rape case accused, Kuldeep Singh Sengar, the victim says, "I heard the judgement, I felt very bad. I wanted to kill myself then and there, but I stopped after thinking about my family. Injustice has been done to us... Elections are coming, and he has been released on bail so that his wife can contest the polls. If such a rape accused will come out, how will we be safe? Everyone has become unsafe. His bail should be cancelled, and he should be sent to jail. We will go to the Supreme Court. I have faith in the Supreme Court. We are scared that he has been released..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On Delhi HC suspending the sentence of 2017 Unnao rape case accused, Kuldeep Singh Sengar, the victim says, "I heard the judgement, I felt very bad. I wanted to kill myself then and there, but I stopped after thinking about my family. Injustice has been done to us... Elections are coming, and he has been released on bail so that his wife can contest the polls. If such a rape accused will come out, how will we be safe? Everyone has become unsafe. His bail should be cancelled, and he should be sent to jail. We will go to the Supreme Court. I have faith in the Supreme Court. We are scared that he has been released..."

ANI

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What I saw at the Tommy Robinson hearing today Today Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧) had a hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice. The judge was Martin Chamberlain. The question at hand was this: are Tommy’s prison conditions dire enough that he needs an expedited hearing to review how the prison is treating him? As in: are things so bad that the courts need to move very quickly to review things — as opposed to their normal, slow pace? On Tommy’s team was prison lawyer Sara Watson and a barrister named Alisdair Williamson, KC. (Williamson was Tommy’s successful lawyer last year, when the Metropolitan Police tried to ban Tommy from going into the city of London. He’s really good.) On the other side was a battery of government lawyers — I counted four, led by Tom Cross, KC. Just stop for a moment to think about that: the UK government hired FOUR lawyers, at taxpayers expense, to fight against Tommy Robinson’s request to have an expediting hearing to review his atrocious treatment in prison. They probably spent more than £150,000 of tax dollars just on today’s battle. (Imagine if Keir Starmer put that much energy and effort into fighting real crime in the UK.) It’s not justice. It’s a vendetta. I’ve attended a lot of trials for Tommy over the years; he’s won some and he’s lost some. But this one felt good. Tommy’s team had a report from an expert psychologist who went to prison to examine Tommy. She found that, being kept in a small cell 21 hours a day, for more than 140 days, has induced a kind of PTSD in Tommy. The government didn’t even try to contradict those findings. They did, however, try to say that Tommy had all the privileges he could ask for, including visits, phone calls, a computer, TV and the like. But as the government lawyer was saying that, Tommy — who was on a video link from prison — started waving his hands, signalling to the judge that he had something to say. The judge stopped the proceedings and invited Williamson to phone Tommy to see what the fuss was about. The court took a half hour break. And then something incredible happened. The government lawyer had just been bragging about how luxurious Tommy’s treatment was — including how many phone calls he could make. But when the court resumed, Tommy held up a sign to the video camera in his prison video room. And on it, he wrote that the prison had cut off the phone call in the middle of his conversation with Williamson! The judge saw that note and asked what happened. And indeed it was true: literally in the middle of Tommy’s conversation with Williamson, the bullies at the prison cut off the phone call, as they have done to him so many times before. As Williamson said to the judge, the one act of misconduct that the entire court witnessed proved that when it came to Tommy, there’s a big difference between what the prison says and what the prison does. The judge was angry — remember, it was he who had asked Williamson to consult with Tommy; it was an important part of the hearing, to make sure the judge had all the facts. The bullies at the prison weren’t just messing around with Tommy this time; they were messing around with a judge. The judge tore a strip off the government lawyer, and had a one-hour break for Tommy to talk to his lawyers properly. When we all resumed, the judge said the prison’s shenanigans had delayed things so much, the judge wasn’t ready to release his ruling today — he’ll do that tomorrow. What a note to end on. I’m not saying it’s a sure thing that Tommy is going to win. But it couldn’t have been a clearer illustration of how the prison casually abuses Tommy, and gaslights him about it. Except this time, they didn’t seem to realize they were fighting with the judge, too. It was quite a dramatic moment. I spoke to Williamson after the hearing, and he says he’ll share the ruling with me tomorrow when the judge releases it — I’ll make sure to send you an email with the results as soon as I can. What a day. I’m on my way back to Canada now, but I’m very glad I came. My live-tweeting had millions of views today from around the world — a lot of people are interested in Tommy’s case. There were a few journalists there from the mainstream media, including a few real Tommy-haters. I recognized one of them from the BBC. So it feels great knowing that my tweets and videos will have far more viewers than their anti-Tommy propaganda. I’m so glad I came! My flight from Canada was seven hours each way, plus the taxi ride in from Heathrow was another hour each way. That’s a sixteen-hour round-trip journey, for just a few hours in court. But I’m really glad I made the trip. REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:
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What I saw at the Tommy Robinson hearing today Today Tommy Robinson (Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧) had a hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice. The judge was Martin Chamberlain. The question at hand was this: are Tommy’s prison conditions dire enough that he needs an expedited hearing to review how the prison is treating him? As in: are things so bad that the courts need to move very quickly to review things — as opposed to their normal, slow pace? On Tommy’s team was prison lawyer Sara Watson and a barrister named Alisdair Williamson, KC. (Williamson was Tommy’s successful lawyer last year, when the Metropolitan Police tried to ban Tommy from going into the city of London. He’s really good.) On the other side was a battery of government lawyers — I counted four, led by Tom Cross, KC. Just stop for a moment to think about that: the UK government hired FOUR lawyers, at taxpayers expense, to fight against Tommy Robinson’s request to have an expediting hearing to review his atrocious treatment in prison. They probably spent more than £150,000 of tax dollars just on today’s battle. (Imagine if Keir Starmer put that much energy and effort into fighting real crime in the UK.) It’s not justice. It’s a vendetta. I’ve attended a lot of trials for Tommy over the years; he’s won some and he’s lost some. But this one felt good. Tommy’s team had a report from an expert psychologist who went to prison to examine Tommy. She found that, being kept in a small cell 21 hours a day, for more than 140 days, has induced a kind of PTSD in Tommy. The government didn’t even try to contradict those findings. They did, however, try to say that Tommy had all the privileges he could ask for, including visits, phone calls, a computer, TV and the like. But as the government lawyer was saying that, Tommy — who was on a video link from prison — started waving his hands, signalling to the judge that he had something to say. The judge stopped the proceedings and invited Williamson to phone Tommy to see what the fuss was about. The court took a half hour break. And then something incredible happened. The government lawyer had just been bragging about how luxurious Tommy’s treatment was — including how many phone calls he could make. But when the court resumed, Tommy held up a sign to the video camera in his prison video room. And on it, he wrote that the prison had cut off the phone call in the middle of his conversation with Williamson! The judge saw that note and asked what happened. And indeed it was true: literally in the middle of Tommy’s conversation with Williamson, the bullies at the prison cut off the phone call, as they have done to him so many times before. As Williamson said to the judge, the one act of misconduct that the entire court witnessed proved that when it came to Tommy, there’s a big difference between what the prison says and what the prison does. The judge was angry — remember, it was he who had asked Williamson to consult with Tommy; it was an important part of the hearing, to make sure the judge had all the facts. The bullies at the prison weren’t just messing around with Tommy this time; they were messing around with a judge. The judge tore a strip off the government lawyer, and had a one-hour break for Tommy to talk to his lawyers properly. When we all resumed, the judge said the prison’s shenanigans had delayed things so much, the judge wasn’t ready to release his ruling today — he’ll do that tomorrow. What a note to end on. I’m not saying it’s a sure thing that Tommy is going to win. But it couldn’t have been a clearer illustration of how the prison casually abuses Tommy, and gaslights him about it. Except this time, they didn’t seem to realize they were fighting with the judge, too. It was quite a dramatic moment. I spoke to Williamson after the hearing, and he says he’ll share the ruling with me tomorrow when the judge releases it — I’ll make sure to send you an email with the results as soon as I can. What a day. I’m on my way back to Canada now, but I’m very glad I came. My live-tweeting had millions of views today from around the world — a lot of people are interested in Tommy’s case. There were a few journalists there from the mainstream media, including a few real Tommy-haters. I recognized one of them from the BBC. So it feels great knowing that my tweets and videos will have far more viewers than their anti-Tommy propaganda. I’m so glad I came! My flight from Canada was seven hours each way, plus the taxi ride in from Heathrow was another hour each way. That’s a sixteen-hour round-trip journey, for just a few hours in court. But I’m really glad I made the trip. REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

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Umkomaas Beach Incident: KZN: Case thrown out of Court: From the local councillor: “The young man involved in the incident with SAPS at Umkomaas Beach was arrested and detained to appear in Scottburgh Court on the 15th of July 2024 on charges of Common Assault, Defeating the ends of Justice and Disarming the police. “The SAPS officers involved in the incident are reportedly from the King Shaka Airport precinct in the Durban North Cluster which is three clusters away from the South. “The information given by the young man’s father is extremely alarming. “According to him at the time of his son’s assault and arrest there was no fish found in his possession. “He had his fishing license on his person and he was unarmed. “Around 11.00am today, the young man was supposed to appear in Court on the above charges. However, the prosecution declined to prosecute and the case was thrown out of court. “The parents, although highly traumatised, are happy to have their son back at home. “He is being taken to the district surgeon for examination after which further action will be initiated against the State. “We are glad that the courts have justly applied their minds and ended the ordeal of the young man.” SA Police Service 🇿🇦
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Umkomaas Beach Incident: KZN: Case thrown out of Court: From the local councillor: “The young man involved in the incident with SAPS at Umkomaas Beach was arrested and detained to appear in Scottburgh Court on the 15th of July 2024 on charges of Common Assault, Defeating the ends of Justice and Disarming the police. “The SAPS officers involved in the incident are reportedly from the King Shaka Airport precinct in the Durban North Cluster which is three clusters away from the South. “The information given by the young man’s father is extremely alarming. “According to him at the time of his son’s assault and arrest there was no fish found in his possession. “He had his fishing license on his person and he was unarmed. “Around 11.00am today, the young man was supposed to appear in Court on the above charges. However, the prosecution declined to prosecute and the case was thrown out of court. “The parents, although highly traumatised, are happy to have their son back at home. “He is being taken to the district surgeon for examination after which further action will be initiated against the State. “We are glad that the courts have justly applied their minds and ended the ordeal of the young man.” SA Police Service 🇿🇦

Yusuf Abramjee

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Breaking news Magistrate Emmanuel Sethibe Magampa Reveals Unsolicited Police Call During Bail Hearing of Julius Mkhwanazi and Kagiso Lerutla Presiding Magistrate Emmanuel Sethibe Magampa had interrupted proceedings on day three of the bail hearing for suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi and Ekurhuleni city manager Kagiso Lerutla to place an unsolicited phone call on record at the Boksburg Magistrate's Court. Magampa, a veteran with over 37 years in the criminal justice system, told the court he received a call on Wednesday at 5:30 pm from Sergeant Sibisi of the Madlanga Task Team. The sergeant inquired whether Magampa had presided over a 2019 matter linked to an alleged R400,000 payment to hire a fake court representative in a speeding case. The magistrate said he could not recall the case after seven years and directed Sibisi to consult court records and the prosecutors. He added that he had informed the sergeant he would disclose the contact in open court, despite Sibisi saying it was unnecessary. Magampa stressed he felt ethically bound to do so. The defence expressed concern over the incident, while the state indicated it would look into the matter. Magampa said he would decide on any further steps in his own time. The bail hearing continues.
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Breaking news Magistrate Emmanuel Sethibe Magampa Reveals Unsolicited Police Call During Bail Hearing of Julius Mkhwanazi and Kagiso Lerutla Presiding Magistrate Emmanuel Sethibe Magampa had interrupted proceedings on day three of the bail hearing for suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi and Ekurhuleni city manager Kagiso Lerutla to place an unsolicited phone call on record at the Boksburg Magistrate's Court. Magampa, a veteran with over 37 years in the criminal justice system, told the court he received a call on Wednesday at 5:30 pm from Sergeant Sibisi of the Madlanga Task Team. The sergeant inquired whether Magampa had presided over a 2019 matter linked to an alleged R400,000 payment to hire a fake court representative in a speeding case. The magistrate said he could not recall the case after seven years and directed Sibisi to consult court records and the prosecutors. He added that he had informed the sergeant he would disclose the contact in open court, despite Sibisi saying it was unnecessary. Magampa stressed he felt ethically bound to do so. The defence expressed concern over the incident, while the state indicated it would look into the matter. Magampa said he would decide on any further steps in his own time. The bail hearing continues.

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