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— Pee Dee traffic stop nets over two pounds of marijuana Bennettsville police arrested one individual following a routine traffic stop that uncovered significant drug quantities on April 1
— 18-year-old arrested in Mesa murder case one year later Police have apprehended a suspect linked to a fatal shooting during a gun and drug sale in April 2024
STOLEN PAPER Foils Bank Heist in Utah: Suspect Arrested
— A man in Utah was arrested for trying to rob a bank using a note claiming he had a bomb. The note was written on stolen paper. The suspect handed the threatening message to the teller and demanded cash. Police quickly arrived and arrested the suspect without any trouble.
No explosives were found, and no one was hurt during the incident. Authorities are looking into how the suspect got hold of the stolen paper used for his robbery attempt. Bank officials are cooperating with law enforcement to ensure safety and assess any risks.
The bank has temporarily closed as investigations continue. The suspect faces several charges, including attempted robbery and making threats. More details will come out as authorities dig deeper into this shocking event.
THIRD TEEN Arrested in Heartbreaking Schoolboy Death
— A third teenager has been arrested in connection with the tragic death of a schoolboy in the UK. Authorities have not released the victim’s name, but the incident has caused significant concern within the community. Police are actively investigating and urging witnesses to come forward with any information.
Friends and family of the deceased are grieving deeply, demanding justice and clarity on how this tragedy unfolded. The police emphasize that community cooperation is crucial for gathering evidence to aid their investigation.
This arrest follows two previous ones, highlighting a worrying rise in youth violence in the area. The local community is shocked as schools face increasing violence, sparking discussions on safety measures and prevention strategies.
The story is gaining widespread attention across UK media outlets, underscoring an urgent need for solutions to address youth violence effectively.
US SHIP INFERNO: Russian Captain Arrested After Fiery Collision
— A Russian national captained the cargo ship involved in a collision with a U.S. tanker off England’s coast, causing a massive fire and fuel spill. The captain is in UK police custody on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence. One crew member is missing and presumed dead, while all 23 aboard the U.S.-flagged MV Stena Immaculate are safe.
The Solong, flagged under Portugal, collided with the MV Stena Immaculate while it was anchored near Hull, transporting jet fuel for the American military. Ernst Russ owns the Solong, which had a mixed crew of Russian and Filipino nationals. This incident has sparked concerns about maritime safety standards and oversight.
Inspections before the collision revealed serious deficiencies on the Solong, including steering issues and inadequate safety equipment. Despite these findings during inspections in Dublin and Scotland last year, authorities did not detain the vessel. This raises questions about enforcing maritime regulations to prevent future accidents involving international vessels near U.S.-allied waters.
— Man arrested after North Sea oil tanker collision A container ship crashed into an oil tanker, leaving one person presumed dead at sea
— Man arrested after North Sea oil tanker collision A container ship crashed into the oil tanker, leaving one person presumed dead at sea
BRAZIL Shelter Fire HORROR: Suspect Arrested After Deadly Blaze
— A FIRE at a homeless shelter in southeastern BRAZIL claimed the lives of four people. Witnesses say it started when a sofa was set ablaze, and the suspect tried to escape. Authorities have arrested a man believed to be behind this tragic act.
São Paulo’s Secretary of Public Security confirmed both the deaths and the arrest. Emergency services arrived quickly but couldn’t stop significant damage from the flames. Investigations are ongoing to find out why this suspected arson happened.
This tragedy highlights concerns about safety for Brazil’s homeless, who rely on shelters for refuge and support. The incident raises questions about security measures at these facilities, as vulnerable individuals face growing risks.
Authorities must address these safety issues quickly, ensuring shelters remain safe havens instead of danger zones for those seeking protection from life on the streets.
ACTRESS RANYA RAO Arrested: Gold Smuggling Shocker
— Actress Ranya Rao is in hot water after being arrested at Kempegowda International Airport. Authorities caught her allegedly smuggling 14.2 kg of gold from Dubai. A special court has granted them three days to question her further. This case highlights the ongoing battle against smuggling and the strict measures taken by Indian officials.
CAMPUS CHAOS: LEFTIST STUDENTS THREATEN JADAVPUR UNIVERSITY
Tensions are rising at Jadavpur University as leftist students vow to halt administrative work starting March 10 unless a conflict from March 1 is resolved. Their demands have sparked fears of campus unrest, putting pressure on university management to act swiftly and decisively.
HOLI FESTIVITIES IN UTTAR PRADESH: SECURITY ON HIGH ALERT
In Uttar Pradesh, Holi celebrations are set until 2:30 PM on March 14, with Muslims holding Jumma prayers afterward. To ensure peace in this sensitive region, authorities have deployed seven companies of the Provincial Armed Constabulary for heightened security during these vibrant festivities.
REPEAT OFFENDER: Deported Guatemalan Arrested Again in New York
— A Guatemalan man, Yoni Wilfredo Gregorio Ortiz, was arrested in New York City by ICE officers over the weekend. He had been deported before and has a criminal history in the U.S. His latest arrest stemmed from a warrant for driving while intoxicated.
Gregorio Ortiz’s record includes a conviction for third-degree assault while he was in the U.S. This arrest highlights ICE’s ongoing efforts to enforce immigration laws in New York City and underscores the challenges of dealing with individuals who re-enter illegally after deportation.
The incident raises questions about immigration enforcement’s effectiveness in preventing repeat offenses by previously deported individuals. It also emphasizes addressing criminal behavior among illegal immigrants to ensure public safety.
As ICE continues its operations, cases like these remain central to discussions on immigration policy and law enforcement priorities, sparking debates on how best to protect communities while managing illegal immigration challenges effectively.
INDIANAPOLIS TRAGEDY: Murder Suspect Arrested After Shocking Bar Attack
— Police arrested Felipe Maguellal, 33, for murder after he allegedly drove over and killed Perry Banks outside a bar in Indianapolis. This incident happened just two days after Maguellal’s release from jail. Detectives from the Indianapolis Police Department’s Violent Crimes Unit (VCU) made the arrest.
Witnesses said Banks tried to break up an argument at the Checkered Flag Tavern on West Morris Street on October 19. Shortly after midnight, Maguellal allegedly drove his SUV into a crowd, hitting Banks fatally. The police say this act was intentional and aimed at innocent bystanders trying to keep peace.
IMPD Officer Tommy Thompson stressed the department’s dedication to justice in his statement following the arrest. “I hope any criminal out there, anyone thinking of committing a criminal act thinks twice because the IMPD won’t stop, and we will find you,” Thompson stated firmly.
This message serves as a warning to potential offenders about law enforcement’s resolve in pursuing justice for victims like Banks.
— Girl, 8, Undergoes Surgery After West London Shooting A 22-year-old man has been arrested following a shooting that critically injured the girl and a man in west London
INDIANAPOLIS TRAGEDY: Murder Suspect Arrested After Shocking Incident
— Indianapolis police arrested Felipe Maguellal, 33, for murder after he allegedly drove over and killed Perry Banks outside a bar. This incident happened just two days after Maguellal was released from jail. Detectives from the Violent Crimes Unit caught him following the Oct. 19 homicide at Checkered Flag Tavern.
Witnesses said Banks stepped in to stop an argument between strangers before being hit by Maguellal’s SUV. Police believe Maguellal intentionally drove into a crowd, aiming at Banks who was trying to calm things down.
Officer Tommy Thompson of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department issued a warning to potential criminals, stating, “I hope any criminal out there... thinks twice because the IMPD won’t stop.” The department is committed to seeking justice and ensuring public safety.
ANTI-ISRAEL Protests Erupt at UC Irvine, 50 Arrested
— At least 50 people were arrested after hundreds of anti-Israel protesters swarmed the campus of UC Irvine in California. The university confirmed Thursday that those arrested were disrupting operations and violating state laws.
Police cleared pro-Palestinian demonstrators from the Physical Sciences Lecture Hall on May 15, 2025. UC Irvine could not confirm if those arrested were students or outsiders.
The university moved to remote operations following the chaos. A spokesperson told Fox News Digital that barricades were set up by protesters inside the lecture hall. This is a developing story.
HEROIC Navy Seals SACRIFICED in Iranian Weapons Seizure: Four Arrested
— Four individuals of foreign nationality have been charged after a vessel was intercepted in the Arabian Sea. The U.S. Navy seized the ship, which was allegedly carrying Iranian-made weapons.
In a devastating turn of events, two brave Navy SEALs lost their lives during this operation. The fallen warriors were identified as Navy Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Christopher J. Chambers and Navy Special Warfare Operator 2nd Class Nathan Gage Ingram.
David Sundberg, Assistant Director of the FBI Washington Field Office, stated that these charges serve as a stern warning to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). He stressed that any hostile actions from foreign governments will not go unchecked by the U.S..
The FBI and other U.S Government agencies pledge to persistently disrupt attempts by hostile foreign entities aiming to instill fear and inflict harm through violent means.
Coroner Rules Nicola Bulley’s Death an ACCIDENT
— Nicola Bulley, a 45-year-old mother whose disappearance garnered significant media attention this year, tragically died from accidental drowning, as confirmed by the Lancashire coroner. The official verdict came after a two-day inquest, putting to rest the whirlwind of conspiracy theories surrounding her case.
Ex-First Minister Nicola Sturgeon ARRESTED in Shocking Money Scandal
— The former first minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, was arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into the SNP’s funding. Sturgeon maintains her innocence, even as the controversy ripples through the divided party and Scottish politics.
Dozens of Protestors ARRESTED During King’s Coronation
— During the King’s Coronation in London, 52 protestors, including the leader of the anti-monarchy group Republic, were arrested. The police defended the arrests emphasizing the once-in-a-generation nature of the Coronation and officers’ duty to intervene when protests become criminal and cause serious disruption.
Nicola Bulley: Police Explain SECOND River Search Amid Speculation
— Police have criticized “misinformed speculation” surrounding the recent presence of officers and a dive team in the River Wyre, where Nicola Bulley, 45, went missing in January.
A diving team from Lancashire Constabulary was seen downstream from where the police believe the British mother entered the river and have revealed that they have returned to the site on the direction of the coroner to “assess the riverbanks.”
The police emphasized that the team was not tasked to “locate any articles” or to search “within the river.” The search was to assist the coronial inquest into Bulley’s death scheduled for 26 June 2023.
This comes seven weeks after Nicola’s body was found in the water close to where she went missing following an extensive search operation that took officers to the coastline.
Suspect ARRESTED Over Leaked Classified Intelligence Relating to RUSSIA
— The FBI has identified Jack Teixeira, a Massachusetts Air Force National Guard member, as a suspect in leaking classified military documents. The leaked documents include a rumor that the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, is undergoing chemotherapy.
Nicola Sturgeon Will COOPERATE With Police After Husband Arrested
— The former Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has said she will “fully cooperate” with the police following the arrest of her husband, Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party (SNP). Murrell’s arrest was part of an investigation into the SNP’s finances, specifically how £600,000 reserved for an independence campaign was spent.
NO-FLY Zone Was Introduced for Nicola Bulley’s Funeral
— The Secretary of State for Transport implemented a no-fly zone over the church in Saint Michael’s on Wyre, Lancashire, where the funeral of Nicola Bulley took place on Wednesday. The move was made to prevent TikTok detectives from filming the funeral with drones following the arrest of one TikToker for allegedly filming Nicola’s body being pulled out of the River Wyre.
Nicola Bulley: TikToker ARRESTED for Filming Within Police Cordon
— The Kidderminster man (aka Curtis Media) who filmed and published footage of police recovering Nicola Bulley’s body from the River Wyre was arrested on malicious communications offenses. It comes after police are reportedly charging several content creators for disrupting the investigation.
TikToker Who FILMED Nicola Bulley Being Pulled from River Shamed by Media
— The man who filmed police removing Nicola Bulley’s body from the river has been identified as a Kidderminster hairdresser.
INQUEST into Nicola Bulley’s Death to be Held in June
— The coroner is set to release the body of Nicola Bulley to her family for funeral arrangements, but a full inquest into her death will take place in June. Police officers who handled the case are facing investigation for misconduct, and the lead diver who said she wasn’t in the river is also under scrutiny.
Body Found in River CONFIRMED to be Missing Mother Nicola Bulley
— Police confirmed on late Monday that the body found in the River Wyre was missing mother, Nicola Bulley. Police recovered the body at 11:35 GMT on Sunday, 19 February, in the river one mile from St Michael’s on Wyre, where Bulley dissapeared three weeks ago. The police have previously said they believed she went into the river and have been searching the water for the past three weeks without any findings.
Nicola Bulley: BODY FOUND in River Wyre One Mile from Where She Went Missing
— Police said they “sadly recovered a body” at 11:35 GMT on Sunday, 19 February, in the river one mile from St Michael’s on Wyre, where Bulley dissapeared three weeks ago. There has been no formal identification, and police were “unable to say” if it was the 45-year-old mother of two.
ARRESTS Made Over ‘Malicious’ Messages Sent to Parish Councillors Over Missing Woman
— Two people were arrested under the UK’s malicious communications act for sending “vile” messages to parish councillors over missing woman Nicola Bulley. The malicious communications act is widely criticized as a law to restrict free speech, as simply offensive messages — not threatening — are classed as illegal.
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ICONIC ENGLISH Tree Fallen: Second Suspect Arrested Amidst Public Outrage
— Northumbria Police have taken a man in his 60s into custody following the shocking devastation of a famous English tree. This arrest comes shortly after the release on bail of a 16-year-old boy, previously detained on suspicion of criminal damage.
Detective Chief Inspector Rebecca Fenney-Menzies articulated the community’s shock and fury at this senseless act. She underscored their dedication to apprehending those accountable, stating, “I hope this second arrest demonstrates our commitment to rectifying this situation.”
The tree’s destruction has ignited widespread indignation across the U.K., with nature writer Robert Macfarlane expressing his revulsion. He proposed planting a new forest as tribute to the toppled tree, which was "cherished by millions.”
The iconic tree held immense sentimental value for many, serving as both a site for scattering ashes and hosting weddings. Its loss is perceived as part of an escalating antagonistic environment towards nature in England.
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