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Mauricio Garcia, who police say fatally shot eight people at an Allen mall, apparently included a Nazi symbol in his signature when applying for a security guard license.

Two suspects entered a bar in Durban North and pretended to be customers on May 22, before their accomplices entered the bar, armed with firearms. They threatened staff before locking them in the back and robbing the bar of an undisclosed amount of cash.

When a resident of Belmont Road, Effingham Heights, was opening the gate for their domestic worker, two individuals armed with firearms entered the property and robbed the family of various items, including cellphones, TVs, laptops, and other belongings.

Mauricio Garcia, who police say fatally shot eight people at an Allen mall, apparently included a Nazi symbol in his signature when applying for a security guard license.

The good news is that a veteran of Louisiana State Police is restoring order to a state agency that has racked up a pile of credible reports of mismanagement and poor judgment on the part of its former leaders.

Dear Citizens once again my sincere greetings to you all. Beloved Citizens, the fight against illegal mining which is a thorny political problem that divides the nation has led to a misjudgment on a pact between the Ghana Chamber of Mines and the Ghana Army on the insertion of Military personnel in the location of Mining Companies.

A group of residents in the city's Society Hill neighborhood have pooled their money to have an extra set of eyes and ears on their blocks.

A Limpopo police task team formed to tackle ATM bombings in the province arrested 10 suspects after tracing them to Gauteng.

Nine out of the TEN ATM bombers are illegal immigrants from Lesotho, police confirmed after the arrests in Gauteng.

Prince Harry and Meghan faced a media frenzy and pursued by photographers after a New York charity event. Security concerns and echoes of Princess Diana's car chase.