Authorities Seize Objects Acquired Through Fraud
Authorities have seized objects that were acquired through fraudulent means, according to Portal LhFranqui. The operation targets illegally obtained goods.
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Testimony concludes in Lindsay Clancy's Massachusetts murder trial after 85 witnesses. Closing arguments begin Thursday as jury decides between first-degree murder, second-degree murder, manslaughter, or not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Turkish police break up opposition rally after court ousts CHP leader Özel
Turkish riot police used teargas and water cannons to break up a rally by ousted opposition leader Özgür Özel, days after a court dismissed him as CHP leader in a move critics say targets Erdoğan's political rivals.
Innocent woman killed in Sheffield bar shooting as police hunt suspects
A 30-year-old woman celebrating the bank holiday was shot dead outside a Sheffield bar and identified as an innocent bystander. Three arrests have been made as police appeal for witnesses.
Nintendo Switch Online Offers Free Trial of Acclaimed Indie Roguelike BALL x PIT
Nintendo Switch Online members can play BALL x PIT, a 2025 indie roguelike nominee, for free until June 1 across North America and Europe.
El Chapo's nephew captured in Mexico as cartel violence intensifies
Mexican authorities captured Isai "N," nephew of imprisoned drug lord El Chapo, in Sonora state. The operation also seized 687 kilos of cocaine, 151 guns, and 18 grenades.
Suspect arrested in North Carolina 'Sun Drop Murders' nearly 18 years later
A suspect in a 2008 double murder at a North Carolina bottling company was arrested nearly 18 years later in Washington state. Johnny Steven Talbert faces two first-degree murder charges and armed robbery in connection with the killings.
Defense lawyer withdraws from Jairinho case after colleague's heart attack during trial prep
A defense lawyer withdrew from the Henry Borel case in solidarity with a colleague who suffered a heart attack during jury preparation. The case involves allegations of child abuse and potential witness coercion.
Defense lawyer quits Jairinho trial over judge's refusal to adjourn after colleague's heart attack
A defense attorney for Jairinho withdrew from the Henry Borel death trial after the court refused to adjourn following a colleague's heart attack, criticizing the decision as disrespectful and irresponsible.
ICC outlines comprehensive pre-trial agenda for Duterte case ahead of May 27 status conference
The ICC's Trial Chamber III has scheduled a May 27 status conference to address trial procedures in the case against former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte, covering trial dates, evidence disclosure, witness protection, and victim participation.
Henry Borel trial adjourned as defense strategy dispute delays proceedings
The jury trial for 4-year-old Henry Borel's death was postponed after defense complications for defendant Jairinho, including his lawyer's heart attack and subsequent replacement by his son.
Federal Police seizes robust devices from Cláudio Castro in investigation
Brazilian Federal Police seized two smartphones and a tablet from Rio de Janeiro Governor Cláudio Castro. The devices feature robust materials, suggesting potential evidence preservation in an ongoing investigation.
Judge suspects Plus Ultra diverted €16M from state rescue to money laundering network
Spanish authorities suspect Plus Ultra airline diverted €16 million from a €53 million government rescue package to opaque entities linked to money laundering, with an international arrest warrant issued for principal shareholder Rodolfo Reyes.
Australian police arrest two in connection with fugitive gunman Dezi Freeman
Australian police arrested two men in connection with fugitive gunman Dezi Freeman, who killed two officers in August before being shot dead in March after a seven-month manhunt.
Pelicot condemns decision to spare teenage rapists jail time in Hampshire case
French rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot expressed shock that three teenage boys received non-custodial sentences for raping two girls in Hampshire, calling for justice accountability and victim protection.
SNP chief's £400k embezzlement and UK heatwave dominate front pages
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive, faces potential jail time for embezzling £400,000 from the party, while questions mount over Nicola Sturgeon's knowledge. Meanwhile, UK experiences record temperatures and debate intensifies over social media age restrictions.
ULTRA0 Launches June 2: Accessible Shoot-'Em-Up Blends Action with Visual Novel
ULTRA0, a novel-shooter hybrid game, launches June 2, 2026 with beginner-friendly pseudo-3D combat and narrative-driven visual novel segments. The $9.99 title features intuitive controls and alternating gameplay phases.
Suspects in Australian's fatal HCMC shooting claim they acted on overseas boss's orders
Two Samoan suspects arrested for fatally shooting an Australian man in Ho Chi Minh City claim they acted on orders from an overseas boss. The incident has expanded into a broader investigation involving human trafficking and border violations.
Dog triggers shotgun in truck, pellet strikes woman at nearby traffic light
A dog triggered a shotgun inside a parked truck at a Nebraska gas station, with the blast striking a woman at a nearby traffic light. The woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries to her arm.
Four-week diet shift may alter biological aging markers in older adults
A University of Sydney trial found older adults showed improvements in biological aging markers after four weeks on a lower-fat, higher-carbohydrate diet, though researchers caution this doesn't prove meaningful long-term aging reversal.
Donaldson sex offences trial begins in case that shook Northern Ireland politics
Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's trial for alleged sex offences spanning 21 years begins in Newry, with charges including rape and gross indecency. His wife faces separate proceedings on aiding and abetting charges after being deemed unfit to stand trial.
BBVA Allianz refuerza protección contra fraude digital en pymes con cobertura sin coste adicional
BBVA Allianz unveils updated cyber insurance covering social engineering attacks like phishing and identity fraud, addressing rising digital threats to Spanish SMEs with 122,223 incidents detected in 2025.
La Moneda Guard Arrested for Fatal Shooting After Traffic Collision in Bío Bío
A carabinero guard from La Moneda Palace was arrested for allegedly shooting and killing a 27-year-old driver after a traffic collision in Talcahuano in May. The victim's family disputes the police account, alleging investigative irregularities and improper scene handling.
Police Reports and Presumption of Innocence Under Scrutiny
El País examines the tension between police reports as evidence and the fundamental legal principle of presumption of innocence in judicial proceedings.
Police resume search of property in missing 4-year-old Gus Lamont case
South Australian police have returned to a property in their ongoing investigation into the disappearance of 4-year-old Gus Lamont in September 2025. The case is being treated as a major crime with a suspect identified among the boy's known associates.