THREAD: shocking police actions from embezzlement

UK in TURMOIL: SHOCKING Events Test Nation’s Resilience

22 January 2025 — Authorities found the bodies of a man and a six-year-old girl in a home, launching an investigation. Police are asking the public for help. This tragic event raises concerns about community safety and crime.

Storm Éowyn is set to hit the UK with winds up to 90 mph, leading to severe weather warnings. Meteorologists warn of possible damage and disruption nationwide. Citizens should prepare for emergencies as the storm nears.

A teenager admitted guilt in a murder at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class, raising alarms about youth violence. This incident has sparked talks on improving safety at schools and community events, stressing preventive measures against youth violence.

The UK government removed its competition watchdog chair amid questions over its effectiveness in fair market practices enforcement. This action highlights challenges in maintaining accountability within regulatory bodies as MPs call for urgent attention to eating disorders, underscoring healthcare needs across the nation.

SHOCKING Police ACTIONS: From Embezzlement to Squirrel Poisoning

19 January 2025 — Peter Murrell, former SNP chief executive, is facing a property sale restriction due to embezzlement allegations. The Court of Session issued an “inhibition” order last June after he was charged. This legal move is standard and initiated by the Lord Advocate.

In Birmingham, police have ramped up patrols near the city’s football ground to tackle rising vehicle crime. These efforts focus on hotspots for car cannibalism, addressing fans’ worries about their cars’ safety during matches.

Reports of squirrel poisoning in Burton Leonard have alarmed both North Yorkshire Police and residents. Authorities urge vigilance and prompt reporting of any suspicious activities or further wildlife deaths in the area.

UK police seized a Tesla Cybertruck deemed illegal for road use because it didn’t meet safety standards. This action underscores the need for new vehicle models to comply with regulations before they can be registered and approved for road use in the UK.

CRIME WAVE Rocks America: Fear And Chaos Unleashed

16 January 2025 — An American man has been sent back from France to the U.S. to face assault charges involving a student from Pennsylvania. This case shines a light on ongoing worries about campus safety and its impact on communities. U.S. authorities are preparing for prosecution, though details are still under wraps.

In Los Angeles, nine people have been charged with looting homes in areas hit by wildfires, with one also facing an arson charge. The District Attorney stressed the seriousness of these crimes during recovery efforts. Authorities are determined to protect vulnerable communities from exploitation during crises.

A suspect wielding a machete at the U.S. Capitol has been granted pre-trial release just before Donald Trump’s inauguration, raising national security concerns among lawmakers and experts alike. Officials are closely watching this situation as they prepare for this high-profile event in Washington D.C.;Police are investigating a series of late-night muggings by a suspect known as the “Haggler After Midnight.” Targeting specific victims, this crime spree has led authorities to urge public vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities as they work to catch the culprit before more incidents occur.

GERMAN Brothers’ SHOCKING Arrest for Islamic State Allegiance

10 December 2024 — German authorities have arrested two German-Lebanese brothers, aged 15 and 20, from Mannheim. A 22-year-old German-Turkish man from Hesse was also detained. The arrests happened on Sunday, as stated by prosecutors and police.

The brothers are accused of planning an attack fueled by their religious beliefs and support for the Islamic State group. They allegedly obtained an assault rifle and ammunition for this plan. The weapon was found at the home of the 22-year-old suspect.

Investigators discovered more items like a balaclava, a protective vest, several knives, and cellphones during their search. A judge has ordered that the suspects stay in custody while awaiting possible charges.

Prosecutors stressed there was no “concrete danger to the public” during the investigation. Authorities did not reveal any specific plans or targets related to a potential attack.

CHEESE BANDITS Strike: UK Dairy Community Shocked by Daring Heist

28 October 2024 — Thieves pretending to be a legitimate distributor stole nearly 950 wheels of cheddar from Neal’s Yard Dairy, one of the UK’s top cheese retailers. The stolen cheese, including Hafod, Westcombe, and Pitchfork varieties, was worth about $390,000. This bold theft has left the dairy community stunned.

Neal’s Yard Dairy shared on social media that they delivered 22 metric tons of cheddar before realizing it was a scam. The fake distributor claimed to represent a major French retailer. This incident exposes weaknesses in supply chain checks.

Despite the huge loss, Neal’s Yard Dairy has taken on the financial hit to shield smaller cheesemakers who produce these premium cheeses. Their quick response shows dedication to supporting local artisans during tough times.

GERMAN PIZZERIA Busted: Cocaine Delivery Shocks Community

23 October 2024 — German police raided a popular pizzeria in Düsseldorf, suspecting it served cocaine with its pizzas. The investigation started after food inspectors tipped off authorities, leading to the arrest of the 36-year-old manager.

During the arrest, the manager tried to get rid of evidence by tossing a bag of drugs out his apartment window. Unfortunately for him, it landed right into the hands of waiting officers below.

Police seized over 3 pounds of cocaine and about 400 grams of marijuana from the location. Authorities also found nearly $290,000 in cash during their search.

METROPOLITAN POLICE Scandal: Officer’s Alleged Extremist Links Exposed

19 October 2024 — Ruby Begum, a 29-year-old police officer of Bangladeshi heritage, is facing a misconduct hearing for allegedly breaking professional standards. The hearing will examine claims that Begum posted “discriminatory and/or offensive comments” on Twitter and possibly misled the vetting process when joining the Metropolitan Police in 2016.

The allegations suggest she failed to disclose ties with a female Jihadi in Syria and showed an interest in extremist teachings. Once praised as a role model during anti-lockdown protests, Begum was put on restricted duties in 2021 and fully suspended by 2022.

Begum’s controversial tweets include remarks about Israel, non-Muslims, and historical events like the September 11th attacks. While some messages were posted before her police service, others continued until at least 2019.

This case is embarrassing for London’s Metropolitan Police as it exposes potential failures in their recruitment process amid other recent scandals involving officers within their ranks.

SUSPECT HIDES in Couch: UK Police’s Shocking Discovery Goes Viral

16 October 2024 — In a shocking twist, UK police found a suspect hiding inside a couch base. The Bedfordshire Police shared bodycam footage on Facebook, which has attracted over 138,000 views. Officers were executing a search warrant in Potton when they uncovered the man in his undergarments.

The Biggleswade Community Policing Team thought the property was clear except for a friendly dog. However, lifting the couch revealed the suspect’s unusual hideout. “We’ve seen some things in our time, but this is a first!” exclaimed an officer in the video.

The amusing situation continued with Bedfordshire Police joking about offering more comfort to the suspect by placing him in custody rather than his cramped hideout. Social media users reacted with amusement, with one comment noting he must have been great at hide-and-seek as a child.

Bedfordshire Police did not respond to requests for further comments from Fox News Digital regarding this peculiar incident. The story highlights both effective policing and unexpected humor during law enforcement operations.

MEXICAN Immigration Official ACCUSED of Extortion and Bribery

11 September 2024 — Director-level officials at Mexico’s National Migration Institute (INM) revealed widespread corruption within the agency. Leaders sell documents, charge for favors, and extort migrants before being moved out.

Carmen Yadira De Los Santos Robledo, INM regional delegate in Yucatan, has pressured her staff to demand bribes and illegally sell travel documents. Despite internal investigations, she faces no consequences due to her connections with INM commissioner Francisco Garduno.

De Los Santos was relocated to Yucatan in 2022 after protests and an investigation in Chiapas. Her staff extorted Cuban migrants with valid documents by threatening detention and deportation.

Internal affairs documents accessed by Breitbart Texas show De Los Santos charged $1,500-$2,000 for undocumented humanitarian visa cards. These illicit fees were collected in cash and sent up the chain of command.

TOP FEDERAL Prosecutor Caught In Shocking Drunken HIT-And-RUN

22 August 2024 — A top federal narcotics prosecutor, Joseph Ruddy, violated ethics rules during a hit-and-run investigation last year. Ruddy, visibly intoxicated, handed his business card to Florida police officers after crashing into another vehicle and fleeing the scene. The Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General confirmed he misused his position as an assistant U.S. attorney in Tampa.

Body-camera footage from the Fourth of July incident shows Ruddy struggling to stand and slurring his words while leaning on his pickup truck for balance. Despite his condition, he presented his Justice Department credentials to officers from two jurisdictions investigating the crash. A Tampa police officer warned him that the footage would not look good when reviewed later.

The Justice Department’s report found that Ruddy engaged in conduct prejudicial to the government by driving drunk and leaving the scene of an accident. The case has been referred to the Professional Misconduct Review Unit for further action.

Although removed from several cases following inquiries about his status, Ruddy remains an assistant U.S. attorney as of Wednesday. Neither he nor his attorney has responded to requests for comment on this matter.

DEA AGENTS’ Shocking "World Debauchery Tour" Exposed

25 July 2024 — A WhatsApp chat among DEA agents revealed a shocking “world debauchery tour” involving “boozing and whoring” on taxpayer money. They shared lurid images and joked about serious crimes. The arrest of George Zoumberos in 2018 for allegedly forcing anal sex on a woman in Madrid highlighted the issue.

Despite the severity, U.S. officials barely investigated the woman’s claims. The DEA has long avoided discussing this case, only stating that such misconduct is unacceptable. Thousands of secret documents obtained by AP show a culture of corruption within the agency.

Zoumberos claimed the interaction was consensual and was released after U.S. Embassy intervention. A Spanish judge dismissed the case due to insufficient evidence, and Zoumberos returned to duty with just a reprimand for “poor judgment.” The woman maintains she clearly refused his advances.

This scandal raises serious questions about accountability within federal agencies tasked with enforcing drug laws globally. Taxpayers deserve transparency and integrity from those entrusted with such significant responsibilities.;

SENATOR Menendez CONVICTED: Corruption Verdict Shocks Nation

16 July 2024 — U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez was convicted of accepting bribes and acting as a foreign agent for Egypt. Prosecutors said he abused his office to protect allies and enrich associates, including his wife.

Menendez, 70, vowed to appeal the verdict, claiming he never violated his public oath or acted as a foreign agent. He did not testify during the nine-week trial but insisted publicly that he was only doing his job as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

The conviction comes just four months before Election Day, likely ending Menendez’s chances of reelection as an independent. Prominent Democrats, including Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Rep. Andy Kim, have called for his resignation following the verdict.

NYC Police UNLEASHED: Crackdown on Migrant Robbery Ring Reveals Shocking Details

06 February 2024 — New York City police have launched an aggressive campaign against property crime. This follows a successful raid on a migrant robbery ring with connections to Venezuela. The group had been using powered scooters as part of their criminal operations.

During a news briefing, NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban clarified that the recent surge in migrant crime does not reflect the majority of individuals migrating to New York for improved living conditions. He characterized the gang members as 'ghosts’ — undocumented immigrants with no traceable digital footprints or sometimes even known identities.

In connection with this robbery ring, the NYPD has named eight suspects at a news briefing: Victor Parra, alleged mastermind, and Cleyber Andrada, Juan Uzcatgui, Yan Jimenez, Anthony Ramos, Richard Saledo, Beike Jimenez and Maria Manaura. As per police reports, Parra would issue requests for specific phone models he desired and orchestrate robbers across New York who may not have known each other for burglary missions.

ARMY VET Rockstar Tackles Walmart Thief: The Shocking Moment Caught on Camera

05 February 2024 — In an unexpected twist, Josh “Crazy Ed” Edwards, a band member of HED P.E., successfully stopped a potential thief at a Walmart in California. This incident was captured in an Instagram video and later shared with Fox News Digital on January 23. The video shows Edwards restraining the suspect and subsequently emptying his pockets.

During the confrontation, Edwards discovered a knife in the suspect’s possession which he swiftly discarded. The suspect was under the mistaken impression that Edwards was part of some covert sting operation.

However, Edwards quickly set him straight: “No, this is 10 years of military. You’re messing with the wrong people,” said the Army veteran who had just saved another person’s life merely three days prior to this event.

FAIRFAX Under Siege: Deceptive ROSE Ruse Burglaries Shock Community

11 January 2024 — Residents of Fairfax, Virginia are being put on high alert due to a series of deceptive burglaries dubbed as the “rose ruse”. Since December 28, police have received reports of five similar incidents where thieves break into homes using a cunning distraction technique.

According to the Fairfax County Police Department, in four out of these five instances, a woman carrying flowers approached the home and knocked on the door. When there was no response, she would return to a waiting vehicle. Subsequently, two men would force their way into the house and steal valuables.

The thieves have been reported to take extreme measures to hide their identities by wearing masks and tampering with home surveillance systems. As investigations proceed, local authorities are urging residents to stay vigilant against this rising wave of crime.

The stolen items range from jewelry and cash to purses. This alarming trend is causing unease among residents as they grapple with this unexpected threat in their community.

SHOCKING Negligence: Detroit Police FAILURES Allowed Serial Killer to Roam Free

21 December 2023 — Last year, DeAngelo Martin, a notorious serial killer who lured women into vacant homes in Detroit to commit heinous crimes, was finally imprisoned for four murders and two rapes. However, an extensive investigation by the Associated Press has unveiled a disturbing truth. Over a span of 15 years, the Detroit police neglected crucial leads and investigative steps that could have halted Martin’s murderous rampage. Despite numerous warnings about Martin’s violent behavior, the police were far from being as “diligent” or “relentless” as they had claimed before.

The AP’s meticulous investigation hinged on interviews, court documents and records sourced from prosecutors and police departments. This included an internal affairs report obtained via public information requests. The probe revealed significant lapses in how the Detroit police managed this high-profile case.

Retired homicide detective Jim Trainum expressed his shock at these findings: “It’s astonishing,“ he said. ”All the police had to do was one little thing here or there...and these women would still be alive.” These revelations have ignited serious concerns about policing standards in Detroit.

VATICAN SHOCKER: Cardinal Becciu Guilty in Historic Corruption Trial

18 December 2023 — In a groundbreaking trial, the first of its kind since 1929’s Lateran Treaty, Cardinal Becciu and nine others have been declared guilty. The charges ranged from embezzlement to bribery. This verdict is the culmination of an extensive trial revolving around a luxury London property deal that led to over 100 million euros loss for the Vatican.

The guilt wasn’t confined to Cardinal Becciu alone. Nine other defendants were also convicted on diverse charges tied to fund mismanagement and embezzlement. Furthermore, the company Logsic Humitarne Dejavnosti was slapped with a fine of 40,000 euros and forbidden from contracting with public authorities for two years.

Becciu’s sentence fell just short of the seven years three months that prosecution sought after. The trial uncovered that he had funneled over half a million euros in Vatican funds to Cecilia Marogna’s company for a project deemed fraudulent by the court. Marogna too was found guilty and handed down prison time.

Alongside his prison term, Cardinal Becciu has been permanently barred from holding any public office and fined 8,000 euros. His offenses included conspiracy and witness tampering in an attempt to muzzle key prosecution witness Msgr Alberto Perlasca.

UK Cop SEIZES Civilian Bike in WILD Chase to Apprehend Candy-Disguised Drug Dealer

10 December 2023 — A thrilling incident unfolded in the UK when a police officer took over a civilian’s bike to chase and capture a drug dealer. The culprit, 28-year-old Sean Prosser, had cleverly camouflaged his drugs as candy and was making his escape on his own bike when the officer intervened.

This event took place on August 23 in Northampton, following an anonymous tip about Prosser’s illegal activities. Police constable Lewis Marks initially pursued Prosser using his patrol car but had to resort to borrowing a mountain bike from a bystander when Prosser fled into Beckets Park.

Inspector Beth Warren of Northamptonshire Police hailed the incident as an instance of “good old fashioned policing.” She lauded both her fellow officers and members of the public for their collaborative efforts in capturing Prosser, whose actions she labeled as "a scourge on society.

Alex Murdaugh’s SHOCKING 27-Year Sentence: The TRUTH Behind His Financial Crimes Unveiled

29 November 2023 — Alex Murdaugh, a convicted murderer and fallen lawyer, has been slapped with a 27-year sentence for his financial wrongdoings. This punishment is in addition to the two life terms he’s already serving for the brutal murders of his wife and son back in 2021. He confessed to an alarming total of 22 charges including breach of trust, money laundering, forgery, and dodging taxes.

South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Clifton Newman delivered the sentence this Tuesday. The accusations against Murdaugh rack up to a staggering $10 million from roughly around 100 counts. In a courtroom in Beaufort County, Murdaugh openly admitted to his horrendous actions.

Prosecutor Creighton Waters shed light on how Murdaugh’s perceived reliability played into his decade-long fraudulent scheme. Waters explained that numerous individuals were duped by him due to their trust in him and were victims of his cunning manipulations. His standing among community members, fellow lawyers and banking institutions aided these financial misdeeds.

After listening to several victims along with their legal representatives in court, Murdaugh directly

BRAVERMAN SHOCKER: Home Secretary Booted Amid Fierce Police Bias Controversy

13 November 2023 — In the early hours of Monday, Suella Braverman was abruptly dismissed from her position as Home Secretary. This marks the first significant shake-up in the much-anticipated cabinet reshuffle. The decision follows a rising tide of political opposition demanding her departure in light of her critique on police conduct during recent Israel-Palestine protests in London.

Braverman had pointed fingers at senior police officers for displaying left-wing bias. She referenced incidents where those opposing lockdown measures were dealt with severely, while Black Lives Matter protestors were allegedly permitted to flout rules. Moreover, she argued that right-wing and nationalist demonstrators faced harsh consequences, whereas pro-Palestinian groups exhibiting similar conduct were largely overlooked.

Her remarks ignited a firestorm of criticism, predominantly from left-leaning detractors and some centrists within the Conservative Party. Despite facing backlash, Braverman continued to express concerns over Palestine protests on Sunday. She hinted at inadequate policing by Metropolitan Police leadership that needed attention.

Whether these comments were strategic moves towards leadership or attempts at legacy building remains uncertain.