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Article content Just over three years ago, 16-year-old Chance Gauthier was marched down a downtown Windsor alley and coldly, brutally killed by a point-blank shotgun blast to the head. Now Windsor police are increasing the reward for information on the man who investigators believe pulled the trigger: Nouraldin Rabee. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reward for information on Windsor murder suspect increased to $50,000 Back to video As of Thursday, Windsor Police Service and Canada’s Bolo Program will pay $50,000 for tips that lead to the ar...

2021-04-10 15:06:02 GMT2021-04-10 23:06:02(Beijing Time) Xinhua English TIANJIN, April 10 (Xinhua) -- Police in north China's Tianjin Municipality have sent four Red Notice fugitives back to the Republic of Korea (ROK) at the request of the ROK law enforcement authorities. The suspects allegedly set up operations in Tianjin in July last year and impersonated as financial sector staff in the ROK. They defrauded around 995 million won (about 887,000 U.S. dollars) in telecom fraud and had been wanted by law enforcement agencies of the ROK. The ROK nationals were also listed on the Interpo...

Full article Wanted for serious and horrific crimes, including murder, kidnapping and sexual violence against women, the fugitives were all subject to Interpol Red Notices An Interpol coordinated ‘EL PAcCTO’ operation (20 November– 5 March) has seen a team of investigators from across Latin America locate and arrest 13 of their most wanted fugitives. Wanted for serious and often horrific crimes, including murder, kidnapping and sexual violence against women, the fugitives were all subject to Interpol Red Notices – a request to law en...

An Israeli broker accused of drug trafficking and sex trafficking has been arrested in Colombia, emphasising the role of foreign brokers in organized crime.

More Countries Taking Repression Outside Borders: Report By Paul HANDLEY 02/04/21 AT 12:13 AM The murder of a Saudi journalist in Turkey, the US detention of a Russian asylum applicant and the abduction of a China-born Swedish citizen from Thailand all have one thing in common. All three represent a sharp increase in countries methodically extending political repression beyond their borders with little repercussion, according to a report released by the US-based Freedom House on Thursday. Dozens of countries are using multiple tools of international law, bilateral pressures, digital media...