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One Nigerian national arrested for peddling drugs in Delhi - Vimarsana News

One Nigerian national arrested for peddling drugs in Delhi

One Nigerian national was arrested on Monday by the Delhi police for peddling drugs in the city.

No-knock raids have led to fatal encounters and small drug seizures - Vimarsana News

No-knock raids have led to fatal encounters and small drug seizures

The dangerous tactic has grown as judges routinely authorize requests for the raids, which police say can prevent violence and preserve evidence. Of the 22 people fatally shot during no-knock raids since 2015, 13 were Black or Hispanic.

Illegal arms trade busted in Delhi, 4 held - Vimarsana News

Illegal arms trade busted in Delhi, 4 held

The Delhi Police have busted a gang dealing in illegal weapons and arrested four criminals in this connection, an official said here on Friday.Deputy Commissioner of Police Benita Mary Jaiker said the Narcotics Squad staff, South District, kept ...

Court to deliver hemp judgement next year - Vimarsana News

Court to deliver hemp judgement next year

Judgement in a case in which a local company, Fresh Standard (Pty) LTD, is accused of illegally growing hemp in the country has been set for January next year before Gaborone High Court Judge, Chris Gabanagae. Fresh Standard was granted written exemption to produce hemp for industrial and medical purposes in 2018 by the then […]

Family Of Harding Street Raid Victims File Lawsuits Against The City – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Family Of Harding Street Raid Victims File Lawsuits Against The City – Houston Public Media

iframe src "https://embed.hpm.io/390332/390192" style "height: 115px; width: 100%;" /iframe X The families of two Houstonians who were killed in the botched 2019 Harding Street raid filed a pair of lawsuits against the city Wednesday night. Lawyers allege that the 12 officers involved in the raid had violated the civil rights of Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas, who were both killed by Houston police officers. Attorney Mike Doyle, who represents the Nicholas family, said HPD still has questions to answer. "Every step of the way, all we ever heard from the city was, ‘No, we're not...