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“...which was founded by John Arnold, a former Enron executive who outpaced Soros in funding criminal justice reform efforts at nearly $50 million as of 2024...”
“Railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw told the Lok Sabha that 7,971 stone-pelting incidents were recorded nationwide between 2023 and February 2025, leading to 4,549 arrests.”
“Cambridgeshire Police said it was called to the zoo at 13:34 BST following the incident.”
“Ahmed, 73, has walked free from prison early after being handed a 19-year sentence for the rape and sexual abuse of young girls in 2012.”
“police receive more than 800-thousand reports of missing children annually.”
“From 2019 to 2023, Vande Bharat trains alone have suffered Rs 55.60 lakh in damage from stone-pelting, with 151 people arrested in connection with these cases, Vaishnaw told Parliament in an earlier reply.”
“Police have arrested and bailed a 30-year-old man, from Norfolk, on suspicion of attempted murder.”
“I was just reading the account of one of his victims, Amber, who's very upset. Do you know which official informed her that her rapist was going to be released? Nobody. Nobody did. Nobody told her.”
“In Delhi, two drones now monitor vulnerable stretches like the Adarsh Nagar-Narela-Panipat section in real time, feeding alerts to nearby teams — a shift credited with a 146% jump in arrests even as reported incidents fell. Delhi's arrest …”
“Police have arrested and bailed a 30-year-old man, from Norfolk, on suspicion of attempted murder. [...] The man was released on bail until 18 September, and police said he was "assessed as not being fit for interview".”
“In the Delhi RPF's data, 37 children were involved in 32 incidents in one year and 11 children in six incidents the following year; no cases were registered against any of them given their age.”
“prisoners were transferred to the new prison in Jurby in August 2008.”
“ACP Ajay Sharma and his team threw away the books, which included books on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Bhagat Singh and assaulted students for setting up library. We demand the immediate suspension of ACP Ajay Sharma for insulting Chha…”
“150 youngsters attending a street soccer event.”
“BMC on Thursday suspended four officials pending an inquiry after a 60-year-old man was swept to his death after falling into an open manhole during drain maintenance work in Sakinaka...”
“Police hunting for missing chef Claudia Lawrence have spent two days searching property in an East Yorkshire village.”
“Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said at least 17 people were killed and more than 90 injured, including children.”
“North Yorkshire Police said about 20 officers had searched a house and land in Ellerton, near Howden, and removed some items which were being analysed.”
“Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha condemned the assault as a 'night of horror', accusing Putin of deliberately targeting civilians. 'War criminal Putin can only wage a vile and terroristic war against civilians, women and children,'…”
“The investigation is one of the largest carried out by North Yorkshire Police and has so far cost more than £600,000.”
“Sefton Council confirmed his taxi licence has since been revoked because he "did not meet the appropriate standards".”
“Poland followed the teenager and shouted that he needed to pay, but was ignored as Rudakubana made his way up a flight of stairs into the dance studios. ... Poland said did not call police until 50 minutes after the attack ... As Poland dr…”
“Sir Adrian found that a series of systemic failures by various agencies who came into contact with Rudakubana, as well as the failure of his parents to "do morally what they ought to have done", meant the attack could have been prevented.”
“Earlier Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood confirmed the government would implement the full recommendations made by Sir Adrian Fulford, chair of the Southport Inquiry, following his report into its first phase.”
“Sir Adrian found that a series of systemic failures by various agencies who came into contact with Rudakubana, as well as the failure of his parents to "do morally what they ought to have done", meant the attack could have been prevented. …”
“Northumbria Police said the figure of the 1930s cartoon character was taken from Marche Delicatessen on Briar Edge, Forest Hall, North Tyneside on Sunday.”
“Police in Leicestershire have seized a quantity of Class A drugs with a street value of at least £5m.”
“It is believed to be the largest haul of Class A drugs found in the county”
“Two men have been arrested and are currently being interviewed by detectives.”
“Officers raided two vehicles near the junction of the M1 and M6 shortly after 0800 BST on Thursday.”
“From my knowledge, this is the largest haul of Class A drugs recovered in Leicestershire.”
“Shabir Ahmed, who was known as 'Daddy' by his victims, was jailed for 22 years in August 2012 for a raft of child sexual offences including rape.”
“This week his victims were told he would be released on licence and despite earlier promises, could not be deported due to a 55-year-old law. The BBC understands the 73-year-old left prison earlier and is now in secure accommodation, weari…”
“Earlier this week victims of the gang were told provisions under the Immigration Act 1971 barred the removal of any Commonwealth citizen who arrived in the UK before 1973 and had been in the country for five years.”
“Ahmed, who came to the UK in the late 1960s, held dual British and Pakistani citizenship at he time he was convicted. His British citizenship was stripped by the courts after he was jailed, and it was expected he would be deported when his…”
“Ahmed was the ringleader of a group of nine men who systematically groomed and sexually abused teenage girls in Rochdale and Oldham.”
“Seven people who were arrested in connection with a fire at a supermarket in Shropshire have been released without charge on police bail.”
“Gary Wakefield, 47, was handed a seven-year sentence at the city's crown court.”
“Gerald Tyler, 57, from Shemilt Crescent, got four years and 10 months.”
“Michael Kidner, 37, from Sherwin Road, was given three years and four months to be served consecutively with another sentence.”
“In June 2008, Wakefield and Tyler were witnessed by officers delivering six cardboard boxes containing 144.2kg of cannabis resin, with a street value of £412,000, to Kidner, Staffordshire Police said.”
“The force said that in September 2008, 59.86g of cocaine, with a street value of £2,389, was seized from Wakefield and Tyler.”
“The thieves stole the writer's wallet, containing £1,500, in Camden High Street while pretending to clean his coat after spattering ice cream on it.”
“The theft took place after midday on Friday and the Metropolitan Police are looking for three suspects.”
“The incident occurred on Friday at about 12.15pm in a shop on Camden High Street.”
“The victim, a man aged in his 70s, was robbed of an amount of money by three suspects.”
“A 45-year-old man has been arrested over the Real IRA bomb attack on Palace Barracks in Holywood.”
“Police arrested the man in north Belfast on Monday moring.”
“Roger Kearney, 57, of Sarisbury Green near Southampton, denies her murder.”
“Police are continuing to question two people held on suspicion of murder after a teenager died in a pond in Wigan.”
“Officers were called to Ladies Lane, Hindley, at 0350 BST on Sunday after reports of an assault.”
“The men, aged 26 and 34, are also being held on suspicion of assault.”
“Police have until 1400 BST to question the men.”
“Wayne Wardle, 19, of Wellstone Garth, Leeds, appeared at the city's magistrates' court on Wednesday charged with murder.”
“Police say there have been unconfirmed sightings of her in Ockbrook and in Derby city centre.”
“Son of stabbed 100-year-old London mother denies murder”
“A 38-year-old man has been charged with the murder of his elderly mother in Liverpool.”
“Police discovered Edna Gadsby, 70, at a house in Moscow Drive, Stoneycroft, in the early hours of 31 March.”
“Leslie Gadsby, of Moscow Drive, Stoneycroft, has been charged with murder and arson, a Merseyside Police spokesman said.”
“A capability review issued in March said the leadership of the police authority was ineffective.”
“Nottinghamshire Police said in March that it would "develop and implement a programme to strengthen leadership in the authority and improve the way it works".”
“The road was closed for about five hours while police investigated.”
“A 19-year-old man has been arrested.”
“Dywedodd Heddlu Gogledd Cymru fod swyddogion wedi ymateb toc wedi 11:30 i wrthdrawiad oedd yn ymwneud â beic modur”
“Police in Spain said a 27-year-old man from Ireland had been arrested in connection with Mr Smith's death.”
“Mr Smith had been wanted by Essex Police in connection with the attempted murder of Douglas Turner on 7 July 2007 at Stock, near Chelmsford.”
“Two teenagers, aged 17 and 18, were later arrested in connection with the incident.”
“Damaged was caused to two police vehicles.”
“Two teenagers, aged, 19 and 16, have been arrested.”
“Three members of staff at a Norwich newsagents have been arrested and the shop forced to close after a visit by UK Border Agency officers.”
“there was no damage to fire or police vehicles”
“Two women have been threatened and tied up during a kidnap and robbery in Newtownabbey on Friday.”
“A 16-year-old youth has been arrested and charged with alleged firearms and drugs offences in Edinburgh.”
“It follows a Lothian and Borders Police operation in the Inch area of the city on 12 February.”
“the 23-year-old man had been released on bail to return to Guildford police station on 8 July.”
“The man is described as white, in his early 20s, about 6ft (1.83m), with short red hair.”
“The offender was queuing with a crate of cans in Londis in Rockingham Road, Corby, on Saturday evening.”
“admitted common assault on 19 February and 26 March”
“Anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the Old Hollow or Cowleigh Road area in the early hours of Tuesday is urged to contact police or call Crimestoppers anonymously.”
“In 2009 more than 2,600 cars were taken off the road by Leicestershire police after drivers were discovered without insurance, a licence or both.”
“Driving without insurance can result in a £5,000 fine, disqualification and a criminal record.”
“at 2235 BST last Thursday”
“could face five years' jail”
“An18-year-old woman of no fixed address was earlier arrested in Maidstone in Kent on suspicion of murder and bailed pending further enquiries.”
“charged with assaulting the 22-year-old woman with intent to rape”
“Six men have been charged by police after a man died after a fire at a Sheffield taxi firm.”
“A serving police officer has been charged with six alleged sex offences involving two girls, the West Midlands force said.”
“The alleged offences, four counts of indecent assault and two of indecency with a child, date back to between 1977 and 1982.”
“Mae dyn 22 oed wedi cael ei arestio ar amheuaeth o lofruddio ar ôl i ddyn farw yn Y Trallwng.”
“Four officers from Lothian and Borders Police have based themselves at Lochgilphead Police Station in Argyll.”
“Police said they now have 110 separate items of information from the public after several appeals.”
“Two males aged 18 and 17 were assaulted and suffered slight injuries, a police spokeswoman said.”
“A man has been arrested in connection with the disorder.”
“He was released on police bail until 24 June.”
“Three people have been arrested after a female pedestrian was left with life‑threatening injuries after being hit by a car.”
“Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said a man and a woman were arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. A second man was also later arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving…”
“Two teenagers are bailed over Ipswich alleyway rape”
“A 17-year-old and an 18-year-old male, both from the town, were arrested on Friday night and questioned by detectives”
“They have been released on bail until 4 August pending further inquiries, a police spokeswoman said”
“Four Derbyshire teenagers have been cautioned by police after being caught in possession of cannabis.”
