Disability carer accused of assaulting teen in care Police have acknowledged the courage of a teen for coming forward after a disability support worker was accused of grooming and indecently assaulting the boy. AAP · Oct 8
Federal agents involved in a shooting that wounds a person in New York, police say New York Police say federal law enforcement agents shot and wounded a person in New York City The Independent UK · Oct 8
ICE agent shoots man in New York City with five-year-old reportedly in car Man taken to hospital and mayor says child physically unharmed as he demands Trump stop ICE enforcement in city The Guardian - US · Oct 8
Missouri Deputy Struck Persephone Berger, 16, as Family Accuses Police of Misleading Them About Hit-And-Run Persephone Berger, 16, died after a Missouri deputy struck her on a roadway. Her family says they were initially told it was a hit-and-run. International Business Times UK · Oct 8
Three Fires in Eight Days at UFPE: The Federal Police Inquiry Into Brazil's Burning University Three fires hit UFPE in eight days. The Federal Police opened an inquiry after the Oct. 7 blaze destroyed R$100M in labs and 20 years of research. Latin Times · Oct 8
Child abuse material charges laid after tip-off from US A 28-year-old man is due to face court after being charged with allegedly possessing explicit material depicting real and animated children. AAP · Oct 8
Police arrest ‘armed and dangerous’ man, 22, after his mom is found shot dead at her Massachusetts home Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan said Ryan Hanafin, a person of interest in the shooting death of his mother, had a license to carry a gun The Independent UK · Oct 8
‘Nothing will stop us’: French student protests show few signs of ending Students on Thursday barricaded a Parisian high school with garbage bins before police shot tear gas at them as France’s nationwide protests showed little sign of ending. At least a dozen demonstrations supporting the high school students’ movement were planned across the country while 375 schools were fully or partially… France 24 · Oct 8
45 serving officers suspended from major police force over alleged violence against women and girls Chief constable Jo Farrell said the officers are currently being investigated over the alleged offences The Independent UK · Oct 8
Ex-prince Andrew warrants ruled 'unlawful' as police investigation continues According to British media reports, it is the first time a member of the royal family has challenged the legality of criminal proceedings since the trial of Charles I in 1649. Euronews · Oct 8
Keiko Fujimori Orders Military and Police to Join Forces in Peru's Major New Crackdown on Crime Peru's Fujimori merges military and police under a Unified Command as the country faces its worst crime crisis in over two decades. What it means for families and businesses. Latin Times · Oct 8
Vehicles torched in South Africa as protests over asylum ruling rage on Clashes between South African and foreign nationals in Soweto have led to nine vehicles being set on fire The Independent UK · Oct 8
Jewellery Store Owner Opens Fire After Thieves Ram a Truck Into Lynnwood Shop A Lynnwood jeweller fired at masked robbers who rammed a pickup through his shop. No one was hurt, and police are seeking suspects who fled empty-handed. International Business Times UK · Oct 8
Irn-Bru lorry with 41,000 bottles inside stolen from Scottish depot AN Irn-Bru truck with more than 41,000 bottles inside has been stolen from a Scottish depot, with a police hunt underway The National (Scotland) · Oct 8
Reason · Oct 8 North Carolina Woman Doesn't Have First Amendment Right to Publish Video of Cop Shooting Her Dogs, Court Rules A North Carolina state trooper shot Lydia Nikac's two dogs, but an appeals court ruled she doesn't have a right to publish body camera footage of the shooting under the state's restrictive public records laws.
The Times of India · Oct 8 Indian-origin doctor mom arrested and charged in Florida as she watched 7-year-old drown. She said she froze, she was not strong enough to pull him from water A Louisiana doctor, Sukanthini Subbiah, has been arrested by the Orlando Police Department in Florida and charged with first-degree aggravated manslaughter as she was present when seven-year-old Khushil Bandi drowned. The incident took place on April 10 but the arrest was made on Wednesday. The 48-year-old Indian-origin doctor is being…
Evening Standard · Oct 8 Sinn Féin and People Before Profit representatives receive police letters It comes as police seek to speak to a number of people around a protest on the Garvaghy Road against the Drumcree Orange Order parade.
We Got This Covered · Oct 8 Florida TikToker who claims to hunt demons allegedly tracked women through their phones. Then police uncovered what he was posting about them He allegedly installed viruses on his victims' devices.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 8 Sinn Féin representatives receive police letters over Drumcree stand-off Sinn Féin and People Before Profit elected representatives have received letters from police probing alleged criminal offences in the ongoing parading dispute in Portadown
International Business Times · Oct 8 Europe's Student Revolt Grows Beyond France. Thousands Take to the Streets In More Countries. The unrest intensified Wednesday in Liège, Belgium, where police confronted demonstrators amid growing anger over school conditions and education expenses.
Latin Times · Oct 8 What France's Student Uprising Has Cost the Government So Far: Grenades, Billions, and a Prime-Time Address France bans stun grenades after teens hurt, pledges €1.2B for schools. Students say it's not enough and march again Oct. 17.
Evening Standard · Oct 8 45 serving officers suspended over allegations of violence against females Police Scotland chief constable Jo Farrell also said 8,000 officers are still to be revetted for their roles following a change in regulations.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 8 Thomas Kerr wants Scotland to follow Denmark. But did its burqa ban work? AS Thomas Kerr points to European burqa bans to justify introducing similar restrictions in Scotland, experts have warned that the legislation in Denmark has left Muslim women fearful of public spaces and legitimised Islamophobia.
We Got This Covered · Oct 8 ASU cheerleader was thrown to the ground by police during a chaotic arrest that went viral. Now the footage has taken her case in a surprising new direction The police accuse her of trying to interfere with an arrest.
Evening Standard · Oct 8 Ombudsman resisted ‘high-level’ pressure to publish Omagh bomb report – inquiry Baroness Nuala O’Loan resisted pressure from the Northern Ireland secretary and police when publishing a 2001 report critical of RUC leadership.