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This is the incident that ultimately led to the effective five-year prison sentence handed to Julius Malema, after he was found guilty of discharging a firearm in public. The court ruled that the offence was serious and warranted direct imprisonment, despite arguments that he is a first-time offender. WATCH:

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Welp. The Supreme Court has rejected the Leprechaun’s review for his case. Where he was convicted of assault with a semiautomatic firearm, having a loaded/unregistered firearm, & discharging a firearm with gross negligence. This will uphold his 10 year prison sentence. So much for all of the propaganda & conspiracies they’ve been pushing..

Welp. The Supreme Court has rejected the Leprechaun’s review for his case. Where he was convicted of assault with a semiautomatic firearm, having a loaded/unregistered firearm, & discharging a firearm with gross negligence. This will uphold his 10 year prison sentence. So much for all of the propaganda & conspiracies they’ve been pushing..

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🚨 Lautaro Martinez was already on a yellow card when he scored the goal. Despite that he crossed the Barrier and went up to the stands to celebrate This is a Yellow Card offence which would've ruled him out against England. So the Ref and VAR decided to forget about the Rule😤

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Dusty Turner is a former Navy SEAL who was wrongfully convicted of murder. He spent 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, which has drawn significant public attention and legal scrutiny. Dusty was a graduate of BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) training and was assigned to SEAL Team 4 in Norfolk, Virginia. In June 1995, he was involved in a tragic incident that resulted in the death of Jennifer Evans. Dusty was initially convicted based on misleading testimony. Dusty was convicted in 1996 and sentenced to a lengthy prison term, despite being guilty only as an accessory after the fact. In 1999, his co-defendant, Billy Brown, confessed to the murder, stating that Dusty had no role in it. This confession was not revealed until 2002. Turner admitted to helping hide Evans’ body, but he consistently denied being involved in her death, which he said happened when Brown strangled her in a fit of drunken rage. In 2008, a court found Brown's recantation credible, leading to a Writ of Innocence for Dusty, declaring him "actually innocent." The Virginia Attorney General appealed this decision, and in 2010, the full Court of Appeals ruled that Dusty could still be liable under the felony murder rule, despite the lack of evidence presented during his original trial. Dusty Turner's wrongful conviction highlighted significant flaws in the justice system, particularly regarding the reliability of witness testimony and the application of the felony murder rule. His case has raised public awareness about the need for criminal justice reform and the importance of ensuring fair trials to prevent similar injustices. Dustin “Dusty” Turner was released from a Virginia facility on Thursday, March 5th. Clad in a t-shirt and khaki pants, he emerged from prison with long hair and a beard after serving 30 years for a murder he didn’t commit.

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The big thing about this is that he was a registered sex offender BEFORE adopting this kid. He found a loophole involving surrogacy. I can’t find anything saying that the kid has been removed.

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The big thing about this is that he was a registered sex offender BEFORE adopting this kid. He found a loophole involving surrogacy. I can’t find anything saying that the kid has been removed.

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Here is a video that annoyed the narcissistic Julius Malema from what he calls the EFF influencers. His ego couldn't take Zizipho's admission that he was wrong. #EFFPresser #MadlangaCommission MacG SABC

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Julius Malema celebrated Kabza The Small’s achievement of owning and opening Piano Hub. He gifted the young man with a bottle of expensive alcohol. Julius is a leader of society, in order to win society you must be part of it. Now, if Kabza the Small is found to be involved in dodgy dealings outside music…. You will be telling us that Julius is part of that ? The desperation to just mention his name is too much 🤦🏻‍♂️

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He was detained in Newark and spent five hours in a prison cell at the airport. He was threatened with a $5,000 fine and five years in prison if he didn't turn over his social media passwords. When they found the meme of JD Vance, he was sent back to Oslo.

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🇵🇱 This Nigerian man beat a 23-year-old Polish man with 20-kilogram exercise hammer, but now the Nigerian will be released with no prison sentence. The incident happened in February 2025, when police reports indicate that the Nigerian attacked the Polish man for no apparent reason. The Polish man was hospitalized with injuries. The Polish victim reportedly dodged a blow to his head that could have killed him. It took at least 6 officers to subdue the Nigerian man. Once arrested, he was charged with attempted murder, with a potential life sentence ahead of him. However, after a 3-month temporary detention, he was released, with the court arguing he was not responsible for his actions at the time because he was on drugs, which rendered him legally insane.

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Julius Malema thinks that traditional medicine is mainly reserved for his family because he mocks Ngizwe for using it in public. The double standards of Malema must be throughly studied at Jeppe College in Polokwane. This men undermines others meanwhile he is worse, drinking traditional medicine in a court of law

Julius Malema thinks that traditional medicine is mainly reserved for his family because he mocks Ngizwe for using it in public. The double standards of Malema must be throughly studied at Jeppe College in Polokwane. This men undermines others meanwhile he is worse, drinking traditional medicine in a court of law

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A man has been found guilty of sexual assault in Spain for kissing a stranger's hand. The incident occurred in Madrid when the man approached a woman at a bus stop, kissed her hand, and suggested they go together. The woman took the case to court, and he was fined $1,620. The case went to the Supreme Court, which upheld the ruling. The judges pointed out that there was an "obvious sexual undertone" to his actions, and consent was not given. However, some of the judges disagreed, stating that such a gesture could be considered an outdated form of politeness.

A man has been found guilty of sexual assault in Spain for kissing a stranger's hand. The incident occurred in Madrid when the man approached a woman at a bus stop, kissed her hand, and suggested they go together. The woman took the case to court, and he was fined $1,620. The case went to the Supreme Court, which upheld the ruling. The judges pointed out that there was an "obvious sexual undertone" to his actions, and consent was not given. However, some of the judges disagreed, stating that such a gesture could be considered an outdated form of politeness.

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