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ATLANTA – Attorney General Chris Carr announced recently that the office’s Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit has indicted 10 individuals in Fulton County.

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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Oversight and Anti-Corruption Authority, known as Nazaha, on Wednesday gave details of a number of criminal cases it is pursuing in which legal proceedings against the accused are underway. In one of the cases, a notary was arrested for allegedly receiving SR4,461,500 ($1,189,331) in exchange for illegally transferring ownership of two sections of land

Saminu Turaki’s recent re-arraignment by the EFCC signalled a fresh start of a corruption case that has lingered in court for 14 years.

Graphic Online BY: Suleiman Mustapha 30.5k Shares 705 Four months after the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) busted a series of baby-harvesting and child-trafficking syndicates in Accra, more people have stepped forward with horrifying tales of missing babies. At least six more persons have reported of their missing babies at various health centres in Accra, some accusing the man allegedly at the centre of the baby stealing syndicate, Dr Hope Mensah Quarshie, of being a culprit. They...

(PHOTO VIA SHUTTERSTOCK) GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS — A 41-year-old mother of eight was formally charged with two counts of entering into a fraudulent marriage on Friday, according to a statement by the Department of Immigration. The department’s Prosecution Unit, Grand Bahama District, brought Nadacate Outten and two co-accused foreign nationals, Jamaican Oral Anthony White, and Haitian Moseles Monneus, before Magistrate Debbye Ferguson. Outten pleaded guilty to her charges with an expla...

NASSAU, BAHAMAS — One Dominican, one Jamaican and eight Haitian nationals were recently brought before the courts on New Providence and Grand Bahama by the Department of Immigration. On Thursday, April 22, Yonaidi Melendez Castillo of the Dominican Republic appeared before Magistrate Jeanine Weech-Gomez in the Magistrate’s Court #7 and pleaded guilty to overstaying. She was subsequently ordered to be turned over to the Department of Immigration for deportation at the expense of her employer...

+ An uncle of the superior police officer allegedly committed suicide last Sunday has said the family is wondering whether some evil forces were behind the incident. John Sammy Asiam told this portal that the family has been devastated by the death of the police officer. According to him, they least suspected an incident of such nature could come close to the family. “In fact we cannot point at anything and we don’t understand. It’s unclear whether it is either evil forces or what until...

Pavali Logovae attempt to get a "crowd control" licence was shot down by police. An investigation is now underway into how he was working the door at a Wellington bar a decade later.

MONIQUE FORD/Stuff Boston on Blair bar in Wellington’s central city is being investigated by the Department of Internal Affairs after a bouncer was filmed during an assault last month. While on the ground, Logovae stomped on the man’s head and pushed a patio-style heater on top of him, injuring bystander Kate Te Tau who required stitches as a result. Police are investigating, but no arrests have been made. Detective Senior Sergeant Haley Ryan said they had identified a man believed to be...