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Alabama mom accused of putting marijuana in Christmas bags handed out in kindergarten classroom

Police say Karima Frasier brought ‘numerous clear bags containing various sorts of candy with marijuana shake inside the bags that were given to kids’

The Independent UK

Man, 69, dies after being pinned while reaching from his vehicle to a McDonald’s drive-thru in a ‘freak accident’

An employee was also injured in the incident

The Independent UK

Pit Bull Attacks Toddler On Packed Manhattan Street, Refuses To Release Grip

“Oh my God. There is a hole in his leg, bro,” a man is heard saying.

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Zelensky open to withdrawing troops for demilitarised zone in Ukraine in new peace plan

President stresses most sensitive issues of 20-point peace plan require meeting with leaders despite progress in talks

The Independent UK

‘All I know is that they have been on and off’: Married teacher’s affair turns deadly after girlfriend makes one decision he didn’t want

This affair ended in absolute tragedy

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Man, 21, who popped out for Tesco food shop vanished a week ago, police say

Samuel is known to frequent high streets in Greenford, Sudbury Hill and Harrow

Evening Standard

Boy, 14, arrested on suspicion of harassment after death of ‘remarkable’ teenage girl

Madison Richardson died in hospital after emergency services were called to an address in Manchester

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Two young children kicked to floor at London Tube station

The suspect walked away and boarded an eastbound Central line train, British Transport Police said

Evening Standard

Ex-Army man discovered dead in flat as police arrest 49-year-old in murder probe

Simon Geary has been described as a ‘much-loved son and brother’ by his family

The Independent UK

Two women charged after 13 dogs found dead and another 25 rescued from Georgia home

Christine Abbott, 67, and Donna Slavin, 65, face 26 animal cruelty charges

The Independent UK

Urgent police search for north London schoolboy, 13, ‘who should be with family on Christmas Day’

Abdul’s father said the family are ‘deeply concerned’ for his safety since he left him in Islington

Evening Standard

South African police continue arrests after mass shooting at a pub

Police in South Africa say they have arrested 11 people and are seeking a potential connection to Sunday’s shooting at a pub that killed 10 people

The Independent UK

‘None of this is mine’: Woman gets her stolen car back after 3 days, but what the thief left inside is beyond disturbing

That car needs a deep cleanse.

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Two police officers are killed by car bomb in Moscow - days after Putin general ‘liquidated’ in blast

Traffic officers approached a man acting suspiciously near the site where Lt Gen Fanil Sarvarov died on Monday

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Family pays tribute to daughter, 13, as Greater Manchester police investigate death

Boy, 14, arrested on suspicion of harassment and later bailed after death of ‘one of a kind’ Madison Richardson

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Texas police return stolen car — owner catalogs haul thief left behind, rating this illegal item ‘Ten out of 10’

When life hands you lemons ...

The Conversation

Huge online scam operations are flourishing in war-torn Myanmar – I travelled there to find out why

South-east Asia has become the “ground zero” for the global online scamming industry, according to the UN, costing victims billions of US dollars each year. Scam operations are run by Chinese crime syndicates from fortified compounds in countries like Myanmar, which has been embroiled in a nationwide armed conflict since…

The Conversation

The Taliban may not like Peaky Blinders, but its Afghan fans are part of a long history of cultural engagement with the world

The Taliban’s morality police recently summoned four young men in the city of Herat in western Afghanistan for a “rehabilitation programme”. Their offence: “imitating actors” and “promoting foreign culture”. The young men had formed what they called the “Thomas Shelby Group”, after Cillian Murphy’s character in the popular TV drama…

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Reason

Conviction for Use "of Racially Charged Language" to Police Officer

From Montmouth County (N.J.) Superior Court Judge Michael Guadagno's opinion in State v. Metcalfe, decided in Oct. 2024 but just… The post Conviction for Use "of Racially Charged Language" to Police Officer appeared first on Reason.com.

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"Musicians, comedians, doctors, students and pensioners have all become targets." Bob Vylan call out the British government as police confirm the band will face no criminal charges following investigation of their Glastonbury festival set

"What we have lost in peace and security, we have gained tenfold in spirit and camaraderie" say Bob Vylan

Evening Standard

Russell Brand posts Christmas video following new rape and sexual assault charges

The TV star posted the video on X as the new charges were confirmed by prosecutors

Evening Standard

Bob Vylan hope police decision on Glastonbury set ‘inspires others to speak up’

Avon and Somerset Police said ‘no further action’ will be taken following an investigation into comments made during the punk duo’s Glastonbury set.

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Greta Thunberg hauled to London police cell for sitting silently on floor with sign

Oi luv, got a permit for that sign?

International Business Times UK

Rob Reiner Confided 'My Son Can Hurt Me' Just Before Nick Allegedly Slashed Their Throats

Police records reveal a history of domestic crisis at Rob Reiner's home years before he and his wife were allegedly killed by their son, Nick.

Windows Central

Google’s fine print may cost your Fourth Amendment rights — Pennsylvania Supreme Court allows authorities to access your search history without a warrant

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ruled that police can access Google search results without a warrant, saying users consented by accepting Google’s privacy policy, thereby waiving Fourth Amendment protections and privacy rights.

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