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ALE charges brewery owner with criminal violations, also finds Edward Teach operated on expired permit - Vimarsana News

ALE charges brewery owner with criminal violations, also finds Edward Teach operated on expired permit

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Edward Teach Brewery and its owner Gary Sholar have been under investigation by the Alcohol Law Enforcement agency since January…

Latoya Ann Zalma Corliss in Court for driving with drugs | Parkes Champion-Post - Vimarsana News

Latoya Ann Zalma Corliss in Court for driving with drugs | Parkes Champion-Post

The woman thought cannabis would leave her bloodstream overnight.

Peter Chronis, 55, in Court for driving while suspended | Parkes Champion-Post - Vimarsana News

Peter Chronis, 55, in Court for driving while suspended | Parkes Champion-Post

'I drove past the police thinking I legitimately could,' man said.

D-Day for Brian Molefe, co-accused! - Vimarsana News

D-Day for Brian Molefe, co-accused!

The three appeared in the Palm Ridge Specialised Crimes Court on Thursday, 20 April.

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State asks police to probe racist screed broadcast during virtual Worcester court hearing for Black Lives Matter protesters - Vimarsana News

State asks police to probe racist screed broadcast during virtual Worcester court hearing for Black Lives Matter protesters

State asks police to probe racist screed broadcast during virtual Worcester court hearing for Black Lives Matter protesters WORCESTER — Court officials have asked police to probe a racist video “Zoom bomb” that interrupted Central District Court on Friday during a virtual hearing for people charged during a Black Lives Matter protest June 1 in the city.  Lawyers representing nine people accused of failing to disperse after the protest got out of hand were arguing motions on Zoom around noon, when the online disruption occurred. The N-word could be heard repeatedly on the broadcast. ...