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India News: The Assam Rifles has raised concerns in a letter to the Manipur police regarding insurgent groups and individuals in the Imphal valley area acquiring

A police constable from Nehanda Police Station in Gweru, who is accused of stealing copper cables from President Emmerson Mnangagwas Precabe Farm in Sherwood, ...

A burglary suspect in a Chicago suburb was released from jail Thursday, after allegedly stealing tens of thousands of dollars in items from a high-end boutique.

IPOH: Two teenagers have been charged at the Magistrate's Court here with raping a 14-year-old girl.

There was a huge protest demanding their release. After their arrest there was a 48-hour bandh followed by mass court arrest. Protestors claimed that those arrested were village defence volunteers. All the accused persons are released on bail on their furnishing a PR bond of Rs 50,000 with one surety of like amount with certain conditions.

The court noted that the Ashok Singh Bhadauria and Kampta Prasad have already spent four years in jail and did not misuse the interim bail given to them.

Until recently, Staten Island enjoyed record-low crime numbers. Now, thanks to progressives in Albany and elsewhere, that's changed for the (much, much) worse.

An FIR was recently lodged against the two women at the Maharajganj police station of Azamgarh under the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act, 2021 as they allegedly promoted one religion and created ill will regarding another.

Dismissed police officer Sachin Waze and his co-accused planned to terrorize the Ambani family by parking an explosives-laden SUV outside their residence, according to a special NIA court. The court rejected Wazes bail plea, stating that loose gelatine sticks found in the SUV were sufficient to create terror. Waze is also accused of hiring someone to kill the vehicle owner, Mansukh Hiran. The court deemed it a pre-planned murder and expressed concerns about witness tampering if Waze was released...

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association and others have expressed concern that Bill C-48 could undermine the Charter rights of Canadians