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Tag Archives: Crime

07Mar/17

British woman raped, held hostage in outback Australia

March 7, 2017CrimeAustralia, Brisbane, Crime, Crime in Egypt, I Survived..., Law/Crime, Rape, Rape in Egypt, Santa Ana kidnapping case, TOOWOOMBAsmbale

Australian police recover a 22-year-old British woman, who was allegedly raped and assaulted a number of times while she was held hostage by a man during a two-month ordeal. Continue reading →

15Feb/17

Actor Ashton Kutcher testifies before Senate committee on sex slavery

February 15, 2017PoliticsAmerican people of German descent, Articles, Ashton Kutcher, Bob Corker, Business, Childhood, Crime, Elisa Massimino, Entertainment/Culture, Fraternal twins, Human rights abuses, Human trafficking, Humans, Kutcher, New America, Pranksters, Rachel Lloyd, Social Issues, Thorn, Trafficking of children, u.s. senate, United States, Washington D.C.smbale

Actor Ashton Kutcher gives emotional testimony at a U.S. Senate hearing on sexual exploitation and trafficking of children.

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15Jan/17

Collective punishment, Boycott, Civil disobedience, Community organizing, Academy Awards, Boycotts of Israel, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Oscars, Los Angeles

Anti-Trump protests kick off with Washington civil rights march

January 15, 2017US ElectionsAl Sharpton, American people of German descent, American writers, Business, Civil disobedience, Climate change skepticism and denial, Crime, Donald Trump, Muslims, Nathan Frandino, Politicians, Politics, Politics of the United States, Religion/Belief, Reverend Al Sharpton, Sharpton, The Apprentice, United States, Washington, Washington D.C., WWE Hall of Famesmbale

A week of protests ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration as U.S. president kicks off with a civil rights march in Washington by activists angry over the Republican’s comments on minority groups including Muslims and Mexicans. Nathan Frandino reports. Continue reading →

06Jan/17

At least 33 inmates killed in new Brazil prison riot

January 6, 2017CrimeAlexandre Moraes, Brazil, Brazil prison riots, Colombia, Country: Brazil, Crime, Crime in Brazil, Deviance sociology), Dubrava Prison, First Capital, First Capital Command, MONTE CRISTO, Mountain Institution, Paraguay, Penology, Peru, Primeiro Comando da Capital, Prison riot, Punishments, Rio de Janeiro, Riots, Social Issues, Terrorism in Brazil, Uziel de Castrosmbale

At least 33 inmates killed in the latest prison riot in Brazil.

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21Nov/16

Four cops in four cities shot in one day

November 21, 2016CrimeBenjamin Marconi, Black Lives Matter, Crime, Crime in the United States, I (Almost) Got Away With It, Kansas City, Linda, Murder, Police car, SAM DOTSON, San Antonio, Sanibel, Shooting of Benjamin Marconi, Shooting of Dallas police officers, Shootout, South Yorkshire Police, Texas, United States, WILLIAM MCMANUSsmbale

Four police officers across the U.S. have been shot in a span of just 24 hours. Linda So reports. Continue reading →

07Nov/16

Janet Reno, first woman to serve as U.S. Attorney General has died – ABC NEWS

November 7, 2016PoliticsBill Clinton, Crime, Elián González, Florida Democrats, Genealogy, Government, Janet, Janet Reno, Law/Crime, Miami, Microsoft, Parkinson, Politicians, Politics, Presidency of Bill Clinton, Presidents of the United States, Reno, Reno Nevada, Rodham family, Stuart M. Gerson, United States, Waco siege, Washington, Whitewater controversy, William Wirtsmbale

Janet Reno, first woman to serve as U.S. Attorney General and epicenter of several political storms during Clinton administration, has died – ABC NEWS

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01Nov/16

Security, Computer security, Cybercrime, National security, Cyberwarfare, Hammond, National Security Council, National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, Politics, Country: Russia, Country: United Kingdom

UK says will retaliate against growing threat from cyber-attacks

November 1, 2016SecurityAlexander Litvinenko, Andrew Parker, British MPs, Computer security, Country: Russia, Country: United Kingdom, Crime, Cybercrime, Cyberwarfare, Hammond, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, London, Moscow, National Cyber Security Centre, National security, National Security Council, National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, Nuclear terrorism, Philip Hammond, Politics, Russia, Secret Intelligence Service, Security, Syria, Ukraine, United Kingdomsmbale

British Chancellor Philip Hammond hints at threats from Russia as he unveils a new five-year cyber security strategy.

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30Aug/16

Russian hackers breached voter databases in Arizona and Illinois

August 30, 2016SecurityComputer network security, Computer security, Crime, Cryptography, Cybercrime, Cyberwarfare, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Hacker groups, Information Age, Information governance, Law enforcement in the United States, Politics, Putin, Russia, Security hacker, SQL injection, Voter database, Yahoo!smbale

The FBI has uncovered evidence that hackers breached two state voter databases in June and July.
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08Aug/16

UK opens corruption probe into Airbus jet sales

August 8, 2016TransportAirbus, Airbus Group, Articles, BAE Systems, Bribery, British Aerospace, British brands, Chris Beauchamp, Companies, Company: Airbus, Company: Airbus Group, Company: SFO, Corruption, Crime, Crimes, Deception, Fraud, Garda Bureau of Fraud Investigation, Law/Crime, Political corruption, Politics, Serious Fraud Office, The Airbus, Tort law, United Kingdomsmbale

Britain’s Serious Fraud Office launches a formal investigation into suspected fraud, bribery and corruption in connection with commercial plane sales by Airbus.

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14Apr/16

CEO Murtala Muhammed Foundation Aisha Oyebode

Author of book on Chibok Girls visits the distraught parents two years on

April 14, 2016Human InterestAisha Buhari, Aisha Muhammed-Oyebode, Amnesty International, Anti-Christianity, Anti-intellectualism, Anti-Western sentiment, Bana Lawan, Boko Haram, Boko Haram insurgency, Chibok, Chibok schoolgirls kidnapping, Child abduction, Company: Chibok, Country: Nigeria, Crime, Crimes, Daughters of Chibok, Hauwa, Islamic extremism in Northern Nigeria, Lagos, Mary Ishaya, Muhammed-Oyebode, Murtala Muhammed Foundation, Nigeria, Rifkatu Ayuba, Saratu, Slavery in Africa, States of Nigeria, united nations children's fund, United States, Yana Galangsmbale

The author of a book on the Chibok Girls speaks of the parents’ distress two years after losing their children to Boko Haram, unsure if they are alive or how they are and after a viewing new video of the girls, said to be filmed last December.

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