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Mississippi attorney general rules fatal police shooting of one-year-old as ‘justified’

Officers responding to an alleged shoplifting call fired into the vehicle of Vellesiya Wiley, killing her son, Kohen

On Monday, the office of the Mississippi attorney general, Lynn Fitch, announced that the police shooting of Kohen Wiley, a one-year-old, as he sat in his mother’s lap “was justified”. The statement came four months after the baby was killed in Senatobia, Mississippi.

On 14 June, officers in Senatobia, a small city near Memphis, were responding to a shoplifting call alleging Vellesiya Wiley, the baby’s mother, and Latoya Ferrell, a friend, had stolen a pack of diapers. Neither woman has been charged with a crime. Officials have not released any evidence of shoplifting.

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© Photograph: Veronica Roberson/AP

© Photograph: Veronica Roberson/AP

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Espinho. Julgado trio suspeito de arrombar viaturas

Os arguidos, um homem e duas mulheres, estão acusados de dezenas de crimes de furto, burla, abuso de cartão de garantia ou de cartão, dispositivo ou dados de pagamento e falsificação de documento.

Perante o coletivo de juízes, a mulher confirmou ter visto o ex-namorado a furtar bens do interior de viaturas, negando, contudo, que ele tenha arrombado os carros
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New details emerge on two killed after woman drove through Kansas soccer game

A boy, six, and woman, 35, were killed and 10 were injured after a woman drove on to the field at a youth soccer game

New details have emerged about two people – including a child – killed when a woman drove a vehicle through a youth soccer game in Kansas, as officials on Monday continued to investigate the cause of the tragedy.

Chris Adrian, a middle school soccer coach, said his family was heartbroken over losing his six-year-old son, Cole, who died after the incident at Wichita’s Stryker Sports Complex in which 10 others were hurt, some seriously.

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© Photograph: ABC Affiliate KAKE/Reuters

© Photograph: ABC Affiliate KAKE/Reuters

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Ukraine opens its first war-crime case against a ship captain for carrying off 54,000 tons of its stolen grain

Ukraine has opened its first war-crime case against a ship captain for carrying off its stolen grain. Source: SBU

Ukraine has opened its first war-crime case against a ship captain for carrying off its stolen grain. Ukraine’s Security Service and Prosecutor General’s Office have charged the captain of the cargo ship Matros Pozynich with illegally shipping more than 54,000 tons of Ukrainian wheat that Russian forces stole from occupied territory, the Security Service said on Telegram.

Russia has looted grain across the Ukrainian land it occupies and sold it abroad as its own, a trade Ukrainian intelligence puts at more than 2 million tons in 2025 alone. The case against the Matros Pozynich captain is the first time Kyiv has classified a ship captain’s role in that trade as a war crime, prosecutors said.

The captain, a Russian citizen, twice sailed wheat from occupied Sevastopol in Crimea to the Syrian port of Latakia in 2022 and 2023, according to the Security Service. The first shipment of more than 27,000 tons left Crimea in 2022, and another 27,000-plus tons followed in January 2023.

A crime ordered from the top, investigators say

The shipments were no freelance smuggling run. The grain was removed on the decision of the Russian state’s top political leadership, the Security Service stated, in breach of the Geneva Conventions, which forbid pillaging property in occupied territory.

To hide the voyages, the captain periodically switched off the ship’s automatic identification system and transmitted false coordinates, investigators found. He was notified of suspicion in absentia under two articles of Ukraine’s Criminal Code, including the violations of the laws and customs of war. The service said it is working to identify others in the scheme.

One ship in a fleet that feeds the war

The vessel is a single thread in a much larger theft. Russia has taken roughly 15 million tons of Ukrainian grain from occupied territory between 2022 and August 2025 and earned at least $1 billion from it, money that helps fund the war.

Much of it moves through Russian-controlled ports such as Sevastopol, often relabeled as Russian produce or passed between ships at sea to hide its Ukrainian origin. Buyers have included Syria, Egypt, Türkiye, Lebanon, and others, though Egypt has since pledged to stop accepting grain tied to occupied territories.

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Adele Spitzeder's Banking Swindle

In 19th-century Munich, a woman with no formal banking experience began promising ordinary people extraordinary returns on their savings. Workers, servants, craftsmen and farmers flocked to her door, carrying the money they had spent years accumulating. Some mortgaged their homes or sold their land to take advantage of her generosity. For a time, the money flowed so freely that her business appeared almost invincible.

The woman was Adele Spitzeder, a former actress who became one of the most notorious financial swindlers in 19th-century Germany. Her private banking enterprise, popularly known as the Dachauer Bank, promised returns of as much as 10 per cent a month. But behind the apparent prosperity lay a simple deception: much of the money paid to earlier investors came not from profitable investments, but from the deposits of newcomers.


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GNR deteve homem em Foz Côa por crime cometido na Alemanha

GNR da Guarda explicou que o homem tem um mandado de detenção que recai na sequência de um processo-crime que decorre na Alemanha. Em Portugal foi apanhado por não possuir documentos de identificação.

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Foi possível apurar que sobre o homem pendia um mandado de detenção europeu, emitido pelas autoridades judiciárias da Alemanha
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Pena de prisão de 14 anos para homem que matou amante

O arguido, de 57 anos, tinha sido inicialmente condenado em abril, no Tribunal da Feira, a 11 anos e nove meses de prisão, por um crime de homicídio simples, e nove meses, por profanação de cadáver.

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Os juízes desembargadores decidiram agravar para 13 anos e meio de prisão a pena aplicada pelo crime de homicídio, mantendo a pena de nove meses pelo crime de profanação de cadáver
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Provocam acidente e ameaçam com pé de cabra para roubar duas mulheres em Famalicão

Dois homens provocaram um acidente e roubaram duas mulheres, com ameaça de pé de cabra, na manhã de domingo, na freguesia de Requião, em Famalicão.

Segundo a rádio Cidade Hoje, as duas mulheres circulavam de carro na rua do Couce quando foram abalroadas por outra viatura e surpreendidas por dois indivíduos que se dirigiram a elas.

Ameaçaram as vítimas com um pé de cabra e roubaram duas malas com dinheiro, telemóveis e outros objetos pessoais. Depois fugiram.

Sem conseguir contactar as autoridades de imediato, as duas mulheres dirigiram-se a casa e denunciaram a situação à GNR de Riba d’Ave.

De acordo com a mesma fonte, a GNR conseguiu localizar e deter um dos homens, de 34 anos, na freguesia de Delães, também no concelho de Famalicão, com alguns dos objetos furtados.

O conteúdo Provocam acidente e ameaçam com pé de cabra para roubar duas mulheres em Famalicão aparece primeiro em O MINHO.

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Ex-padre julgado por burla e violação conhece acórdão

Julgamento teve início a 12 de maio, com as alegações finais a realizarem-se no dia 15 de setembro. Defesa pediu a absolvição do arguido e o Ministério Público uma pena de seis anos de prisão.

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O antigo sacerdote octogenário está acusado pelo MP da prática de um crime de burla qualificada, de usurpação de funções na forma continuada e de violação
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How a Trillion-Dollar Industry Launders Illegal Gold

The line between dirty and clean gold is an industry fiction. Wall Street and governments profit off gold from criminals, gangsters and those who exploit children.

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Vatican upholds excommunication of US deacon who resigned after son was molested by priest

Scott Peyton joined the Anglicans after the crime against his son. Then the Catholic church officially expelled him

The Roman Catholic church has upheld the excommunication of a Louisiana deacon who resigned from the clergy after a priest molested his son.

Scott Peyton learned of the decision by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF) – the Vatican entity in charge of Catholic clerical discipline – on Friday in a meeting with the bishop of the diocese of Lafayette, J Douglas Deshotel. The DDF cited technical grounds in rejecting Peyton’s appeal, saying he had joined an Anglican congregation, “published [that] fact … on social media” and therefore refused to submit to the Catholic pope, who since May 2025 has been Leo XIV.

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© Photograph: Courtesy of Scott Peyton

© Photograph: Courtesy of Scott Peyton

© Photograph: Courtesy of Scott Peyton

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$25,000 Lamb Goes Missing from Australian Farm

A rare newborn lamb, valued at up to $25,000, has gone missing from a farm in the Adelaide Hills, Australia. The owners suspect the animal may have been stolen. This is reported by ABC. Veterinarian and farm owner Madeleine Babos stated that the lamb was born last week but disappeared a few days later. She […]

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Tutti Frutti. Tribunal decide se arguidos serão julgados

Leitura da decisão instrutória está agendada para as 14h00. Número de acusados reduziu em abril para 59, depois da morte de Fernando Braancamp, acusado de 39 crimes de corrupção passiva.

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No total, foram acusados pelo Ministério Público, em 4 de fevereiro de 2025, 60 arguidos, dos quais um morreu entretanto,
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