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A suspect has been detained in Germany in the murder of a former associate of Yanukovych In the city of Heinsberg, North Rhine–Westphalia, authorities arrested the alleged perpetrator in the killing of lawyer Andriy Portnov. The murder took place on May 21, 2025, near Madrid: Portnov was shot at the gates of the American School. A Spanish court issued a European arrest warrant. The operation was carried out jointly by Spanish police and Germany’s BKA special unit. The suspect’s name has not been disclosed. According to Antena 3, he is a Ukrainian citizen. Investigators are considering the possibility of a contract killing and do not rule out a political motive.
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A suspect has been detained in Germany in the murder of a former associate of Yanukovych In the city of Heinsberg, North Rhine–Westphalia, authorities arrested the alleged perpetrator in the killing of lawyer Andriy Portnov. The murder took place on May 21, 2025, near Madrid: Portnov was shot at the gates of the American School. A Spanish court issued a European arrest warrant. The operation was carried out jointly by Spanish police and Germany’s BKA special unit. The suspect’s name has not been disclosed. According to Antena 3, he is a Ukrainian citizen. Investigators are considering the possibility of a contract killing and do not rule out a political motive.

NEXTA

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#WATCH | Ahmedabad, Gujarat | On the issue of Ariha Shah, an Indian girl child who has been in German foster care for 40 months, member of the Save Ariha Team, Henil Visariya says, "... 4 years ago, due to some misunderstandings, German authorities took custody of Ariha Shah and alleged that her mother and father were not capable of taking care of the child... Later on, the German authorities, police, and court gave a clean chit to all the allegations against their parents. But for the last four years, her custody has not been given to her parents. She is living in German foster care, where a German family is taking care of her... We request that the German authorities and the Indian government bring her back to her homeland..." (11.01)
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#WATCH | Ahmedabad, Gujarat | On the issue of Ariha Shah, an Indian girl child who has been in German foster care for 40 months, member of the Save Ariha Team, Henil Visariya says, "... 4 years ago, due to some misunderstandings, German authorities took custody of Ariha Shah and alleged that her mother and father were not capable of taking care of the child... Later on, the German authorities, police, and court gave a clean chit to all the allegations against their parents. But for the last four years, her custody has not been given to her parents. She is living in German foster care, where a German family is taking care of her... We request that the German authorities and the Indian government bring her back to her homeland..." (11.01)

ANI

19,034 views • 6 months ago

Senator Bato dela Rosa must be the most stupid Senator we currently have in the Philippines. Why is a Senator of the Republic present and interfering in a legitimate police operation to serve a warrant of arrest for the capture of the fugitive Apollo Quiboloy who is accused of heinous crimes of human trafficking and sexual abuse of women and minors? The alleged human trafficker, along with 4 of his close-in-officers continues to evade the law to this day. Was not Senator Bato’s actions of interferance an attempt to influence the process and operation of our state agencies of which he is not anymore a member of? Can Senator Bato’s actions be construed as supporting and abetting fugitives of the law and therefore worthy of an appropriate charge in court? His closeness to the Dutertes and Quiboloy cannot be denied. As a Senator paid for by the people whose job is to craft laws, where does his loyalty stand- Quiboloy and the Dutertes, or to the Republic? Should the Senate as a whole cause an investigation of his action outside of his mandate and therefore bringing the chamber into disrepute? He now promises to use the people’s monies for another investigation on the police operation, perhaps in aid of another destabilisation. In aid of Quiboloy and the Dutertes…
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Senator Bato dela Rosa must be the most stupid Senator we currently have in the Philippines. Why is a Senator of the Republic present and interfering in a legitimate police operation to serve a warrant of arrest for the capture of the fugitive Apollo Quiboloy who is accused of heinous crimes of human trafficking and sexual abuse of women and minors? The alleged human trafficker, along with 4 of his close-in-officers continues to evade the law to this day. Was not Senator Bato’s actions of interferance an attempt to influence the process and operation of our state agencies of which he is not anymore a member of? Can Senator Bato’s actions be construed as supporting and abetting fugitives of the law and therefore worthy of an appropriate charge in court? His closeness to the Dutertes and Quiboloy cannot be denied. As a Senator paid for by the people whose job is to craft laws, where does his loyalty stand- Quiboloy and the Dutertes, or to the Republic? Should the Senate as a whole cause an investigation of his action outside of his mandate and therefore bringing the chamber into disrepute? He now promises to use the people’s monies for another investigation on the police operation, perhaps in aid of another destabilisation. In aid of Quiboloy and the Dutertes…

The King

201,503 views • 1 year ago

British police have released footage of the arrest of 19-year-old Norwegian national Johannes Natland, who is accused of traveling to the UK to carry out a murder on behalf of a criminal network that prosecutors say is linked to Iran. Prosecutors allege Natland was recruited by the Foxtrot criminal network and agreed to carry out a killing in exchange for €25,000. Based on what has been reported in court, the intended victim has not been publicly identified, and prosecutors say they do not know who the target was. He was arrested at a hotel in Huddersfield in March 2025 while allegedly carrying two firearms and ammunition. He has pleaded guilty to possessing the weapons and ammunition but denies the charge of conspiracy to murder.
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British police have released footage of the arrest of 19-year-old Norwegian national Johannes Natland, who is accused of traveling to the UK to carry out a murder on behalf of a criminal network that prosecutors say is linked to Iran. Prosecutors allege Natland was recruited by the Foxtrot criminal network and agreed to carry out a killing in exchange for €25,000. Based on what has been reported in court, the intended victim has not been publicly identified, and prosecutors say they do not know who the target was. He was arrested at a hotel in Huddersfield in March 2025 while allegedly carrying two firearms and ammunition. He has pleaded guilty to possessing the weapons and ammunition but denies the charge of conspiracy to murder.

Omne Europa

142,970 views • 1 month ago

One of the world’s largest pedophile networks, Kidflix, has been dismantled in a massive international operation against child exploitation. Authorities from 38 countries, including the U.S., Canada, and Australia, collaborated in a global effort to shut down the platform. Kidflix hosted over 91,000 child abuse videos, amounting to more than 6,000 hours of disturbing content. Officials are calling this takedown one of the most significant strikes against child p*rnography in history. The platform is said to have had 1.8 million users worldwide.
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One of the world’s largest pedophile networks, Kidflix, has been dismantled in a massive international operation against child exploitation. Authorities from 38 countries, including the U.S., Canada, and Australia, collaborated in a global effort to shut down the platform. Kidflix hosted over 91,000 child abuse videos, amounting to more than 6,000 hours of disturbing content. Officials are calling this takedown one of the most significant strikes against child p*rnography in history. The platform is said to have had 1.8 million users worldwide.

Shadow of Ezra

378,334 views • 1 year ago

In Kenya, a suspected organizer of sending Kenyans to the front in Ukraine has been arrested. On Friday, a Kenyan court authorized the arrest for 10 days (during the investigation) of a man whom police suspect of organizing the transfer of people to Russia and then to the war against Ukraine. According to the BBC, police suspect Edward Kamau Gituku of leading a criminal organization that traffics Kenyans to Russia. The man was detained the day before during a raid near Nairobi, during which, according to police, 22 people who were preparing to be sent to Russia were rescued. Police claim that Gituku and his accomplices deceived people by promising them jobs in Russia, but in reality, they were facing forced deployment to the front. Kenyan authorities began investigating such schemes after Ukrainians last week published a video of the interrogation of former Kenyan runner Evans Kibet, who had been captured. Kibet claims that he was tricked into being sent to the Russian army, into a unit located in the combat zone. 📹 57th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade named after Kost Hordiienko
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In Kenya, a suspected organizer of sending Kenyans to the front in Ukraine has been arrested. On Friday, a Kenyan court authorized the arrest for 10 days (during the investigation) of a man whom police suspect of organizing the transfer of people to Russia and then to the war against Ukraine. According to the BBC, police suspect Edward Kamau Gituku of leading a criminal organization that traffics Kenyans to Russia. The man was detained the day before during a raid near Nairobi, during which, according to police, 22 people who were preparing to be sent to Russia were rescued. Police claim that Gituku and his accomplices deceived people by promising them jobs in Russia, but in reality, they were facing forced deployment to the front. Kenyan authorities began investigating such schemes after Ukrainians last week published a video of the interrogation of former Kenyan runner Evans Kibet, who had been captured. Kibet claims that he was tricked into being sent to the Russian army, into a unit located in the combat zone. 📹 57th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade named after Kost Hordiienko

Anton Gerashchenko

47,047 views • 9 months ago

Iran takes control of seized smuggled fuel tanker worth over $5 million —— Iranian authorities have ordered the transfer of a recently seized oil tanker and its fuel cargo, valued at more than $5 million, into state ownership, according to the chief justice of Hormozgan Province. Mojtaba Ghahremani announced the decision on Friday, two days after the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) intercepted the foreign vessel near Qeshm Island in the Persian Gulf. The tanker was carrying around 4 million liters of smuggled fuel, he said, noting that the move follows direct instructions from Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei to intensify efforts against fuel smuggling. The ship and its cargo, worth more than $5.2 million, will be taken over by the state. IRGC forces also detained 16 crew members aboard the vessel and handed them to judicial authorities. Ghahremani said a legal case has been opened with the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor’s Office in Qeshm to address the violations linked to the tanker.
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Iran takes control of seized smuggled fuel tanker worth over $5 million —— Iranian authorities have ordered the transfer of a recently seized oil tanker and its fuel cargo, valued at more than $5 million, into state ownership, according to the chief justice of Hormozgan Province. Mojtaba Ghahremani announced the decision on Friday, two days after the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) intercepted the foreign vessel near Qeshm Island in the Persian Gulf. The tanker was carrying around 4 million liters of smuggled fuel, he said, noting that the move follows direct instructions from Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei to intensify efforts against fuel smuggling. The ship and its cargo, worth more than $5.2 million, will be taken over by the state. IRGC forces also detained 16 crew members aboard the vessel and handed them to judicial authorities. Ghahremani said a legal case has been opened with the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor’s Office in Qeshm to address the violations linked to the tanker.

The Cradle

19,209 views • 6 months ago

Dallas police officer arrested for evading arrest in prostitution case ... DALLAS - A Dallas police officer was arrested recently for evading arrest in a case involving the solicitation of a prostitute. Sr. Cpl. Joshua Gonzalez turned himself in to the Dallas County jail on Tuesday to face charges. Gonzalez has been with the Dallas Police Department since August 2010 and is part of the Criminal Intelligence Division. According to an arrest warrant affidavit, the alleged crime happened near Harry Hines Boulevard this past October. Dallas police officers in a marked patrol unit spotted a black Ford Fusion on the side of the road with two females who appeared to be prostitutes. As the officers approached, the vehicle sped off. The officers followed the vehicle for about 15 seconds with lights and sirens on before deciding to "let'em go," according to the affidavit. They shared the vehicle's license plate information with investigators. Investigators later learned that the vehicle was registered to the City of Dallas and assigned to the police department's Criminal Intelligence Division. Video cameras, police fleet records, cellphone records, and witness statements helped police identify Gonzalez as the driver. Police believe he "intentionally and knowingly evaded detention with a motor vehicle when he immediately fled from Dallas police officers who attempted to conduct a lawful traffic stop," the affidavit states. Gonzalez was placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation.
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Dallas police officer arrested for evading arrest in prostitution case ... DALLAS - A Dallas police officer was arrested recently for evading arrest in a case involving the solicitation of a prostitute. Sr. Cpl. Joshua Gonzalez turned himself in to the Dallas County jail on Tuesday to face charges. Gonzalez has been with the Dallas Police Department since August 2010 and is part of the Criminal Intelligence Division. According to an arrest warrant affidavit, the alleged crime happened near Harry Hines Boulevard this past October. Dallas police officers in a marked patrol unit spotted a black Ford Fusion on the side of the road with two females who appeared to be prostitutes. As the officers approached, the vehicle sped off. The officers followed the vehicle for about 15 seconds with lights and sirens on before deciding to "let'em go," according to the affidavit. They shared the vehicle's license plate information with investigators. Investigators later learned that the vehicle was registered to the City of Dallas and assigned to the police department's Criminal Intelligence Division. Video cameras, police fleet records, cellphone records, and witness statements helped police identify Gonzalez as the driver. Police believe he "intentionally and knowingly evaded detention with a motor vehicle when he immediately fled from Dallas police officers who attempted to conduct a lawful traffic stop," the affidavit states. Gonzalez was placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation.

David Sentendrey

44,187 views • 3 months ago

"Emerging Controversy: Video of Suspects Allegedly Spotted Alive on Duff Road Creates Buzz on Social Media" In a significant police operation, four suspects identified as being linked to a series of alleged extortion, murder, and robbery cases in KwaMashu and Durban were killed in a shootout with law enforcement authorities reports stated. The operation culminated near Duffs Road shortly before midday when a police National Intervention Unit (NIU), having tracked the suspects for several days, attempted to make an arrest. The piloting of body cams must definitely start with the (NIU) in KZN.
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"Emerging Controversy: Video of Suspects Allegedly Spotted Alive on Duff Road Creates Buzz on Social Media" In a significant police operation, four suspects identified as being linked to a series of alleged extortion, murder, and robbery cases in KwaMashu and Durban were killed in a shootout with law enforcement authorities reports stated. The operation culminated near Duffs Road shortly before midday when a police National Intervention Unit (NIU), having tracked the suspects for several days, attempted to make an arrest. The piloting of body cams must definitely start with the (NIU) in KZN.

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161,927 views • 1 year ago

EACC ARRESTS SENIOR PROSECUTOR FOR BRIBERY IN KILGORIS The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested Japheth Ouko Mayore Isaboke, the Principal Prosecution Counsel in charge of ODPP Kilgoris, on allegations of soliciting a Kes50,000 bribe from a businessman in exchange for fast-tracking a court case. The amount was negotiated downwards to Kes40,000. The complainant refused to pay the bribe and instead reported the matter to the EACC. The Commission conducted an operation that led to the arrest of the suspect on Sunday 16th February 2025 while receiving Kes20,000 as part of the bribe. He was held at Kisii Police Station and later released on Kes30,000 cash bail pending the finalization of the investigation. #TuangamizeUfisadiTuijengeKenya
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EACC ARRESTS SENIOR PROSECUTOR FOR BRIBERY IN KILGORIS The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested Japheth Ouko Mayore Isaboke, the Principal Prosecution Counsel in charge of ODPP Kilgoris, on allegations of soliciting a Kes50,000 bribe from a businessman in exchange for fast-tracking a court case. The amount was negotiated downwards to Kes40,000. The complainant refused to pay the bribe and instead reported the matter to the EACC. The Commission conducted an operation that led to the arrest of the suspect on Sunday 16th February 2025 while receiving Kes20,000 as part of the bribe. He was held at Kisii Police Station and later released on Kes30,000 cash bail pending the finalization of the investigation. #TuangamizeUfisadiTuijengeKenya

EACC

18,906 views • 1 year ago

He treats the government and authorities in contempt. This is what this dumbest Senator does. But since the evidences have been confirmed and analysed forensically by the appointed authorities that ex-convict Senator Robin Padilla have actively assisted and abetted the escape of the fugitive-of-law Senator Bato dela Rosa, the authorities should now be able to arrest and charge him with obstruction of justice and harbouring of a criminal. The same can be said of the son-of-a-gun Senate President Allan Peter Cayetano for his part. This will be a test case for DOJ and the NBI in their resolve to speed up the course of justice against those who have supported impunity.
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He treats the government and authorities in contempt. This is what this dumbest Senator does. But since the evidences have been confirmed and analysed forensically by the appointed authorities that ex-convict Senator Robin Padilla have actively assisted and abetted the escape of the fugitive-of-law Senator Bato dela Rosa, the authorities should now be able to arrest and charge him with obstruction of justice and harbouring of a criminal. The same can be said of the son-of-a-gun Senate President Allan Peter Cayetano for his part. This will be a test case for DOJ and the NBI in their resolve to speed up the course of justice against those who have supported impunity.

The King

30,303 views • 1 month ago

HERE’S THE REAL STORY: During the October 25 operation, Border Patrol agents were surrounded and boxed in by a group of agitators. Federal law enforcement issued multiple lawful commands and verbal warnings, all of which were ignored. While trying to safely clear the area, a grey sedan sped down the road and boxed in Border Patrol. Border Patrol gave repeated warnings to the driver to back his car up which he refused. After spewing profanities at law enforcement, he proceeded to charge out of his car toward law enforcement and resisted arrest. During the arrest another US citizen assaulted the arresting agent, striking him in the head. Both were arrested. The operation resulted in the arrest of a criminal illegal alien from Mexico who has previously been arrested for assault. Secretary Noem’s message to the rioters is clear: you will not stop us or slow us down. DHS and our federal law enforcement partners will continue to enforce the law.
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HERE’S THE REAL STORY: During the October 25 operation, Border Patrol agents were surrounded and boxed in by a group of agitators. Federal law enforcement issued multiple lawful commands and verbal warnings, all of which were ignored. While trying to safely clear the area, a grey sedan sped down the road and boxed in Border Patrol. Border Patrol gave repeated warnings to the driver to back his car up which he refused. After spewing profanities at law enforcement, he proceeded to charge out of his car toward law enforcement and resisted arrest. During the arrest another US citizen assaulted the arresting agent, striking him in the head. Both were arrested. The operation resulted in the arrest of a criminal illegal alien from Mexico who has previously been arrested for assault. Secretary Noem’s message to the rioters is clear: you will not stop us or slow us down. DHS and our federal law enforcement partners will continue to enforce the law.

Homeland Security

216,262 views • 8 months ago

A discussion between a police officer and his partner in the city of Malolos, in the province of Bulacan, in the Philippines, ended in physical aggression. In the footage, the woman is seen slapping the man during the argument. Immediately afterward, the police officer retaliates with punches, and the woman ends up falling to the ground after being struck. According to information released by the Malolos Police, the argument reportedly began after a disagreement involving location sharing. The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported that the officer involved has been relieved of duty while investigations continue. According to General José Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., the police officer has been placed under restrictive custody and had his weapons seized by authorities. The agency further stated that administrative and criminal proceedings have been initiated against the police officer under the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Law (RA 9262).
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A discussion between a police officer and his partner in the city of Malolos, in the province of Bulacan, in the Philippines, ended in physical aggression. In the footage, the woman is seen slapping the man during the argument. Immediately afterward, the police officer retaliates with punches, and the woman ends up falling to the ground after being struck. According to information released by the Malolos Police, the argument reportedly began after a disagreement involving location sharing. The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported that the officer involved has been relieved of duty while investigations continue. According to General José Melencio C. Nartatez Jr., the police officer has been placed under restrictive custody and had his weapons seized by authorities. The agency further stated that administrative and criminal proceedings have been initiated against the police officer under the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Law (RA 9262).

Restricted footage

18,397 views • 2 months ago

Alleged Cybercrime: Court Reserves Ruling on Sowore’s Bid to Vacate Arrest Warrant, Remains in Kuje Custody Activist and politician, Omoyele Sowore, will remain in custody at the Kuje Correctional Centre until June 30, when a Federal High Court in Abuja is expected to rule on his application seeking to set aside a bench warrant issued for his arrest and the revocation of his bail. At Wednesday’s proceedings, Raphael Adakole, appearing for Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Adeyinka Fusika, urged the court to vacate the June 16 order that revoked Sowore’s bail after he failed to appear for trial on that date. The defence also asked the court to withdraw the bench warrant issued against the defendant and restore the original bail conditions previously granted to him. However, lead prosecutor, Akinlolu Kehinde SAN, opposed the application, arguing that the defendant had not presented sufficient and truthful facts to justify the court’s exercise of discretion in his favour. Adakole further appealed for Sowore’s release into the custody of his legal team pending the court’s decision, assuring the court that the defendant would continue to attend all future proceedings. He cited Sowore’s health condition as a basis for the request. Responding to the application, the prosecution said it would leave the matter to the court’s discretion but urged the judge to consider what it described as “the optics of the matter.” Justice Muhammad Umar stated that he had not yet reviewed all the affidavits and counter-affidavits filed by both parties and would require additional time to study the documents before making a decision. The judge noted that granting the request for Sowore’s temporary release could amount to determining the substantive application before delivering a ruling. He subsequently declined the defence’s request and adjourned the matter until June 30 for ruling. The Federal Government is prosecuting Sowore over allegations that he made defamatory and false claims against President Bola Tinubu by describing him as “a criminal” in posts published on his X and Facebook accounts. The case was initially filed by the Department of State Services (DSS) before being taken over by the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation. Outside the courtroom, dozens of Sowore’s supporters gathered at the Federal High Court premises, displaying placards and chanting slogans in protest against the authorities. Security was significantly heightened around the court complex throughout Wednesday’s proceedings.
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Alleged Cybercrime: Court Reserves Ruling on Sowore’s Bid to Vacate Arrest Warrant, Remains in Kuje Custody Activist and politician, Omoyele Sowore, will remain in custody at the Kuje Correctional Centre until June 30, when a Federal High Court in Abuja is expected to rule on his application seeking to set aside a bench warrant issued for his arrest and the revocation of his bail. At Wednesday’s proceedings, Raphael Adakole, appearing for Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Adeyinka Fusika, urged the court to vacate the June 16 order that revoked Sowore’s bail after he failed to appear for trial on that date. The defence also asked the court to withdraw the bench warrant issued against the defendant and restore the original bail conditions previously granted to him. However, lead prosecutor, Akinlolu Kehinde SAN, opposed the application, arguing that the defendant had not presented sufficient and truthful facts to justify the court’s exercise of discretion in his favour. Adakole further appealed for Sowore’s release into the custody of his legal team pending the court’s decision, assuring the court that the defendant would continue to attend all future proceedings. He cited Sowore’s health condition as a basis for the request. Responding to the application, the prosecution said it would leave the matter to the court’s discretion but urged the judge to consider what it described as “the optics of the matter.” Justice Muhammad Umar stated that he had not yet reviewed all the affidavits and counter-affidavits filed by both parties and would require additional time to study the documents before making a decision. The judge noted that granting the request for Sowore’s temporary release could amount to determining the substantive application before delivering a ruling. He subsequently declined the defence’s request and adjourned the matter until June 30 for ruling. The Federal Government is prosecuting Sowore over allegations that he made defamatory and false claims against President Bola Tinubu by describing him as “a criminal” in posts published on his X and Facebook accounts. The case was initially filed by the Department of State Services (DSS) before being taken over by the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation. Outside the courtroom, dozens of Sowore’s supporters gathered at the Federal High Court premises, displaying placards and chanting slogans in protest against the authorities. Security was significantly heightened around the court complex throughout Wednesday’s proceedings.

ARISE NEWS

52,653 views • 21 days ago

Police have arrested a 27-year-old man in connection with this viral video circulating on social media in which he allegedly made references to criminal activities taking place along Jinja Road and within Banda. According to a statement issued by Kampala Metropolitan Police, the suspect, identified as Wafula Solomon, was arrested by officers from Banda Police Post on Thursday, June 25, 2026, at around midday. Police say investigations are underway to establish the circumstances under which the video was recorded and to determine whether the suspect or any of the individuals mentioned in the footage have been involved in criminal acts committed along Jinja Road and its surrounding areas. The suspect is a resident of Banda Zone III, Banda Parish, Nakawa Division in Kampala D. Police have cautioned the public against producing, sharing, or circulating content that glorifies, promotes, or appears to endorse criminal activity, warning that such conduct undermines ongoing efforts to combat crime and maintain public order. Authorities also revealed that investigations are ongoing to identify and verify the criminal involvement of other individuals referenced in the video. They emphasized that appropriate action will be taken against anyone found to have participated in criminal activities.
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Police have arrested a 27-year-old man in connection with this viral video circulating on social media in which he allegedly made references to criminal activities taking place along Jinja Road and within Banda. According to a statement issued by Kampala Metropolitan Police, the suspect, identified as Wafula Solomon, was arrested by officers from Banda Police Post on Thursday, June 25, 2026, at around midday. Police say investigations are underway to establish the circumstances under which the video was recorded and to determine whether the suspect or any of the individuals mentioned in the footage have been involved in criminal acts committed along Jinja Road and its surrounding areas. The suspect is a resident of Banda Zone III, Banda Parish, Nakawa Division in Kampala D. Police have cautioned the public against producing, sharing, or circulating content that glorifies, promotes, or appears to endorse criminal activity, warning that such conduct undermines ongoing efforts to combat crime and maintain public order. Authorities also revealed that investigations are ongoing to identify and verify the criminal involvement of other individuals referenced in the video. They emphasized that appropriate action will be taken against anyone found to have participated in criminal activities.

Erich Mboowa

64,219 views • 20 days ago

Spanish police have discovered a secret tunnel that was being used to smuggle drugs from Morocco. They seized 17 tons of hashish, over £1 million in cash and arrested 27 people. The sophisticated tunnel had three levels and even featured a rail system to help move the drugs. It was hidden beneath an industrial warehouse close to the border crossing between Morocco and the Spanish enclave, Ceuta. The crackdown was part of a large-scale operation clamping down on drugs smuggled into Europe via Spain.
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Spanish police have discovered a secret tunnel that was being used to smuggle drugs from Morocco. They seized 17 tons of hashish, over £1 million in cash and arrested 27 people. The sophisticated tunnel had three levels and even featured a rail system to help move the drugs. It was hidden beneath an industrial warehouse close to the border crossing between Morocco and the Spanish enclave, Ceuta. The crackdown was part of a large-scale operation clamping down on drugs smuggled into Europe via Spain.

Channel 4 News

40,532 views • 3 months ago

SEVEN HOURS AFTER, POLICEMEN SENT BY IGP CONTINUES TO LAY SIEGE ON HOME OF CHIOMA OKOLI OVER ERISCO TOMATO REVIEW Armed policemen are still laying siege on the private residence of Chioma Edoka Okoli more than seven hours after they invaded her home. They’ve called for reinforcement are waiting for orders from the IGP to break into her home at Sangotedo where she is living with her baby and re-arrest. They have not produced any court order authorizing them to re-arrest Chioma. This is the result of years of lawlessness and impunity in the country. The IGP has overruled the order made on November 8, 2023 by Hon. Justice Bogoro of the Federal High Court in Lagos that my client must not be re-arrested or detained except on the express order of a court of competent jurisdiction if she is served with a summons and she fails to appear in court. They have not served Chioma with any summons or charge. They secretly filed a charge against her at the Federal High Court in Abuja (instead of Lagos where the case arose) which pending before Hon. Justice A. R. Mohammed. When the case in Abuja came up on 7th December, 2023, the police told the court that they were unable to serve her with the charge (this is a lie because she was never in hiding and no attempt was made to serve her). The police counsel then applied for adjournment to enable them file a motion to get leave (permission) to serve Chioma with the charge by substituted means. The case was adjourned to tomorrow 10th January, 2024 for the said motion. Justice Mohammed did not make any order for the arrest of Chioma. Indeed, the court said the issue of arrest warrant does not arise since the Defendant had not been served with the charge. Instead of going back to court to get the leave to serve her with the charge, the IGP ordered his men this morning to raid the house of my client and forcefully arrest her without a court order. How can the police file a charge in court and still disregard the orders of the same court? Is the IGP working for ERISCO FOODS LIMITED and Chief Eric Umeofia? The policemen in large numbers are still laying siege on the house. The head of the team told me pointedly that he can’t obey a court order when the IGP has given him a contrary directive. He said the PSO to the IGP called him directly. Is Nigeria a banana republic?
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SEVEN HOURS AFTER, POLICEMEN SENT BY IGP CONTINUES TO LAY SIEGE ON HOME OF CHIOMA OKOLI OVER ERISCO TOMATO REVIEW Armed policemen are still laying siege on the private residence of Chioma Edoka Okoli more than seven hours after they invaded her home. They’ve called for reinforcement are waiting for orders from the IGP to break into her home at Sangotedo where she is living with her baby and re-arrest. They have not produced any court order authorizing them to re-arrest Chioma. This is the result of years of lawlessness and impunity in the country. The IGP has overruled the order made on November 8, 2023 by Hon. Justice Bogoro of the Federal High Court in Lagos that my client must not be re-arrested or detained except on the express order of a court of competent jurisdiction if she is served with a summons and she fails to appear in court. They have not served Chioma with any summons or charge. They secretly filed a charge against her at the Federal High Court in Abuja (instead of Lagos where the case arose) which pending before Hon. Justice A. R. Mohammed. When the case in Abuja came up on 7th December, 2023, the police told the court that they were unable to serve her with the charge (this is a lie because she was never in hiding and no attempt was made to serve her). The police counsel then applied for adjournment to enable them file a motion to get leave (permission) to serve Chioma with the charge by substituted means. The case was adjourned to tomorrow 10th January, 2024 for the said motion. Justice Mohammed did not make any order for the arrest of Chioma. Indeed, the court said the issue of arrest warrant does not arise since the Defendant had not been served with the charge. Instead of going back to court to get the leave to serve her with the charge, the IGP ordered his men this morning to raid the house of my client and forcefully arrest her without a court order. How can the police file a charge in court and still disregard the orders of the same court? Is the IGP working for ERISCO FOODS LIMITED and Chief Eric Umeofia? The policemen in large numbers are still laying siege on the house. The head of the team told me pointedly that he can’t obey a court order when the IGP has given him a contrary directive. He said the PSO to the IGP called him directly. Is Nigeria a banana republic?

Inibehe Effiong

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Police investigating the murder of realtor Ketan Agarwal have stated that any confession made by an accused during police interrogation is not admissible as evidence in court and that the case will ultimately depend on legally sustainable evidence. Speaking on the investigation, the Superintendent of Police (Pune Rural) said that while the circumstantial evidence collected so far is strong, investigators are continuing to gather additional proof to establish a logical and legally sound conclusion. The SP emphasized that the investigation is being conducted on the basis of evidence, including witness statements, technical data, and other material collected during the probe. Authorities are working to strengthen the case before presenting their findings in court. The investigation into Ketan Agarwal’s death remains ongoing, with police continuing to examine all available evidence.
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Police investigating the murder of realtor Ketan Agarwal have stated that any confession made by an accused during police interrogation is not admissible as evidence in court and that the case will ultimately depend on legally sustainable evidence. Speaking on the investigation, the Superintendent of Police (Pune Rural) said that while the circumstantial evidence collected so far is strong, investigators are continuing to gather additional proof to establish a logical and legally sound conclusion. The SP emphasized that the investigation is being conducted on the basis of evidence, including witness statements, technical data, and other material collected during the probe. Authorities are working to strengthen the case before presenting their findings in court. The investigation into Ketan Agarwal’s death remains ongoing, with police continuing to examine all available evidence.

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Case postponed: Police Sergeant arrested for multiple counts of murder, including that of her husband, and for kidnapping The case against Police Sergeant Nyiko Nyathi (42), stationed at Bushbuckridge SAPS, has been postponed to Monday, 17 March 2025. Nyathi, who surrendered herself to authorities on 10 March 2025, appeared in the Bushbuckridge Magistrate's Court on the same day, facing multiple charges, including the murders of her husband, Lawrence Alba Mashego (44), and another woman, Victoria Lebyane (44). According to police reports, the incident dates back to February 2024 when Mashego was attacked by a group of armed men at his home in Boikutsong Trust, Bushbuckridge. The assailants allegedly kidnapped him after robbing him of his Toyota Quantum and Ford Escort vehicles. The stolen cars were then used as transport to a residence in Zoeknoeg, where they encountered Lebyane, a female friend of Mashego’s, who was found in possession of his bank cards. The attackers allegedly robbed Lebyane of R4,000 in cash and bank cards before fatally shooting her and Mashego. A thorough investigation by the South African Police Service (SAPS) led to the arrest of four suspects, one of whom pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 77 years in prison. Further inquiries implicated Sergeant Nyathi in both murders, leading to her arrest.
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Case postponed: Police Sergeant arrested for multiple counts of murder, including that of her husband, and for kidnapping The case against Police Sergeant Nyiko Nyathi (42), stationed at Bushbuckridge SAPS, has been postponed to Monday, 17 March 2025. Nyathi, who surrendered herself to authorities on 10 March 2025, appeared in the Bushbuckridge Magistrate's Court on the same day, facing multiple charges, including the murders of her husband, Lawrence Alba Mashego (44), and another woman, Victoria Lebyane (44). According to police reports, the incident dates back to February 2024 when Mashego was attacked by a group of armed men at his home in Boikutsong Trust, Bushbuckridge. The assailants allegedly kidnapped him after robbing him of his Toyota Quantum and Ford Escort vehicles. The stolen cars were then used as transport to a residence in Zoeknoeg, where they encountered Lebyane, a female friend of Mashego’s, who was found in possession of his bank cards. The attackers allegedly robbed Lebyane of R4,000 in cash and bank cards before fatally shooting her and Mashego. A thorough investigation by the South African Police Service (SAPS) led to the arrest of four suspects, one of whom pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 77 years in prison. Further inquiries implicated Sergeant Nyathi in both murders, leading to her arrest.

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26,808 views • 1 year ago

Five (5) suspects, including a pregnant woman, appeared before the Asokwa Circuit Court on Wednesday in connection with the killings and robberies of two mobile money vendors at Krofrom and Kwadaso in the Ashanti Region. The pregnant suspect is alleged to have acted as an informant for a criminal gang. According to sources, she befriended the victims at the two separate locations and later passed on information that enabled the gang to execute the robberies, which resulted in the deaths of the vendors and the theft of substantial sums of money. During the court proceedings, the woman reportedly appealed for bail, citing her condition in custody and her pregnancy. However, the court denied bail for all five suspects. The case has been adjourned to May 21, 2025.
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Five (5) suspects, including a pregnant woman, appeared before the Asokwa Circuit Court on Wednesday in connection with the killings and robberies of two mobile money vendors at Krofrom and Kwadaso in the Ashanti Region. The pregnant suspect is alleged to have acted as an informant for a criminal gang. According to sources, she befriended the victims at the two separate locations and later passed on information that enabled the gang to execute the robberies, which resulted in the deaths of the vendors and the theft of substantial sums of money. During the court proceedings, the woman reportedly appealed for bail, citing her condition in custody and her pregnancy. However, the court denied bail for all five suspects. The case has been adjourned to May 21, 2025.

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