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Pulwama resident arrested in Delhi for planning to kill Hindu priest ANI | Updated: May 17, 2021 22:42 IST New Delhi [India], May 17 (ANI): A 26-year-old resident of Pulwama was arrested in Delhi's Pahar Ganj for planning to kill a priest, Swami Narsinghanand. As per a statement, the accused, John Muhammad (alias Jaan), a resident of Pulwama, was arrested from a hotel room around 6.30 pm on April 28. A 0.30 bore pistol, two magazines and 15 lives rounds were seized from his luggage. Other items in his luggage included an orange kurta, a piece of kalawa, p...

Next year marks the 20th anniversary of the D.C. sniper attacks of 2002. The harrowing days are chronicled in the new documentary TV series “I, Sniper.” “No one’s ever tried to do something this ambitious,” Creative Director John Smithson told WTOP. “There were three prongs to this: the families of the 10 known victims and those who survived … a huge number of law enforcement [for] the biggest manhunt in American history [and] getting phone calls with Lee Malvo from jail.” Episode 1 is available online, while Episode 2 airs on VICE TV on Monday at 10 p.m. “It starts with th...

Vice TV Debuts Series on 2002 D.C. Sniper Attacks Beginning Monday night, Vice TV will air its eight-part series on the 2002 D.C. sniper shooting spree that left 10 dead and Montgomery County residents terrorized for three weeks. Have you heard the Story of the DC Sniper, In His Own Words? https://t.co/waQFHbphnwpic.twitter.com/m7tsY8Xptf I, Sniper is the story of the teenage sniper, Lee Boyd Malvo, in his own words. In October of 2002, John Muhammad, and his protégé Malvo, terrorized the area, shooting random victims who were getting gas, loading their cars with packages or waiting for a b...

Lee Malvo’s account of how he ended up shooting strangers while hiding inside a Chevy Caprice trunk is at the heart of “I, Sniper,” a documentary series on the sniper shootings in Maryland-Washington, D.C., on Vice TV that starts Monday.

St. Petersburg activists call for affordable housing The St. Petersburg Tenants Union, Florida Rising and community members discussed evictions and funding in a Saturday press conference.   Since April 2020, there have been 3,926 evictions filed across Pinellas County. That’s according to the St. Petersburg Tenants Union, an organization that has been tracking housing data throughout the pandemic. About half of the evictions have taken place in St. Petersburg. And about a third of those — 614 in total — have been in the city’s historically Black community stretching acr...