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“When police arrived at the scene they found Mooney in the house carrying a flat screen TV under one arm and a jewellery box and Christmas cards under the other.”
“Advocate Leanne Cross previously told the High Court in Edinburgh police found the pistol when they searched Cochrane's home on 17 June 2009 while looking for her son, who had failed to turn up for a court appearance. [...] "The circumstan…”
“pay back $1.08m (£750,000 )”
“three local men in their 20s”
“one day in jail”
“At least one policemen and four militants were killed during the raid and the gun battle that ensued in Paktika's Urgun district.”
“Four suspected Taliban fighters were involved in the raid on the police base in Urgun.”
“Eight of the red-shirt leaders are now in police custody”
“Eight of the red-shirt leaders are now in police custody.”
“If he returns, Mr Musharraf could face a criminal trial in Pakistan for detaining judges before he resigned after an election defeat in 2008.”
“Richard Troberman, Mr Emery's attorney, told the Associated Press news agency that his client would plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to manufacture marijuana in exchange for an agreed sentence of five years in prison.”
“His seeds were allegedly traced to illegal cannabis-growing operations in Indiana, Florida, Tennessee, Montana, Virginia, Michigan, New Jersey and North Dakota, according to the US Drug Enforcement Administration.”
“Three men and a woman have been arrested.”
“jailed for two years”
“police found a further 104 fake notes”
“An "incompetent" forger who photocopied Scottish £10 notes and used them in Wrexham shops has been jailed for two years.”
“At his home, police found a further 104 fake notes.”
“The judge said that the fact that a criminal was incompetent was not a ground for reducing a sentence.”
“the prosecution lawyer said that on the morning the murder was discovered he allegedly told a church pastor that he had "done things I can't be forgiven for". All of the witnesses who have been spoken to in relation to the applicant's deme…”
“He was arrested and questioned for four days before being released at first without charge.”
“Ruling on the bail application, Mr Justice McLaughlin remarked how a divorce settlement was reached just three days before the murder.”
“the prosecution lawyer said that there were only about 50 matching Vauxhall vehicles in Northern Ireland”
“Mr Jones was a friend of one of Mrs Haveron's sons who then went out with her daughter for about a week.”
“Mr Justice McLaughlin remarked how a divorce settlement was reached just three days before the murder.”
“He was 15 when he attacked the 18-year-old in North Berwick last summer... He also admitted assaulting a 15-year-old by dragging her into an alley three days before he committed the rape... on 21 July, 2009.”
“He was jailed for three years after admitting the attack, but will only be freed if the parole board deem it safe... The three-year sentence was backdated to 30 July last year.”
“McCarron is one of the youngest offenders to be placed under a Lifelong Restriction Order.”
“The Prisoner Ombudsman has made 31 recommendations to the Prison Service after an investigation into the death of a prisoner who took an accidental drugs overdose.”
“Richard Gilmore, 25, died in Magilligan Prison on 11 January 2009.”
“At 0223 on 11 January, prison officers entered his cell to find him unresponsive and without a pulse.”
“Italian officials say they have full confidence in policemen convicted by an appeals court over violence at the G8 summit in Genoa in 2001.”
“The officers, who were sentenced to up to five years in prison, are to remain in their posts pending a final appeal.”
“In an original trial in November 2008, 13 officers were convicted, while 16 - including the most senior officers - were acquitted.”
“A total of 25 people were convicted, and the 13 convicted in 2008 were given higher sentences, Ansa news agency reported.”
“Gratteri was sentenced to four years in jail and Canterini to five.”
“Also convicted was Spartaco Mortola, the former head of Genoa's anti-terrorism squad, who received a sentence of three years and eight months.”
“Last month, the Paraguayan Congress passed a bill imposing a month-long suspension of constitutional rights in parts of the country in response to four murders blamed on the PPA.”
“Concepcion was chosen as the operation base for its proximity to a reported PPA attack in April, in which a police officer and three farm workers were killed. Lt-Col Damacio Lopez, commander of the operation in Concepcion, some 500km (310 …”
“Concepcion was chosen as the operation base for its proximity to a reported PPA attack in April, in which a police officer and three farm workers were killed.”
“Last month, the Paraguayan Congress passed a bill imposing a month-long suspension of constitutional rights in parts of the country in response to four murders blamed on the PPA.”
“Muhammad Abu Tir was one of at least 60 top Hamas officials arrested and detained by Israel after Gilad Shalit was captured in 2006.”
“Mohammed Muslem, 38, already had a criminal record and according to the police, after a night in custody he confessed to killing the family.”
“Mr Najjar said the Interior Ministry had already investigated the actions of the police and taken the "necessary measures". Mr Najjar refused to elaborate, but sources say the measures consisted of a 10-day suspension of two policemen.”
“Several youths who participated in the lynching have now been arrested.”
“The BBC contacted the Interior Ministry for the official account of the results of their internal investigation but it refused to comment.”
“Mr Najjar said the Interior Ministry had already investigated the actions of the police and taken the 'necessary measures'... sources say the measures consisted of a 10-day suspension of two policemen.”
“A judge in Malawi has imposed a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison with hard labour on a gay couple convicted of gross indecency and unnatural acts.”
“The pair were arrested after holding an engagement ceremony last December”
“Steven Monjeza, 26, and Tiwonge Chimbalanga, 20, have been in jail since they were arrested in December after holding an engagement ceremony.”
“The judge said the pair - whom he convicted on Tuesday - had shown no remorse.”
“These laws are a foreign imposition. They are not African”
“there were 31 fires on Thursday morning.”
“The three have spent 10 months in Iran's Evin prison. They have not been publicly charged.”
“Other sponsor-free events include the murder mystery-themed 4,000 capacity Standon Calling in Hertfordshire, whose website proclaims: "We don't like ugly adverts much and we're guessing you don't either, so we're doing our best not to sell…”
“He is one of only two men indicted at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia still on the run.”
“Prosecutors say they contain "a significant volume of new evidence" of value in ongoing trials.”
“I still do not have any reason to believe that he is not in Serbia”
“Police put the number present at around 30,000”
“Police put the number present at around 30,000, while the unions said it was 50,000, according to the AFP news agency.”
“The writer and director was arrested in March along with members of his family”
“At least nine have been sentenced to death”
“prosecutors described him as a ringleader of a gang of four pirates who seized the Maersk Alabama some 450km (280 miles) off the coast of Somalia.”
“Mr Qahtani was arrested by the Iraqi authorities on 3 May.”
“He was arrested in 2007 and held for two years in Camp Bucca, AP reported.”
“Mr Qahtani was arrested on 3 May after a note about the plot was found”
“He was arrested in 2007 and held for two years in Camp Bucca, AP reported”
“Mr Qahtani was arrested by the Iraqi authorities on 3 May. In 2006 a Danish newspaper published 12 cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad... Mr Qahtani arrived in Iraq from Saudi Arabia in 2004 after the US invasion. He was arrested in 20…”
“"We discussed the possibility of taking revenge for the insults of the prophet by attacking Denmark and Holland," Mr Qahtani told the Associated Press. "If we were not able to reach the teams, then we would target the fans." The plan would…”
“On Monday Iraqi police claimed to have prevented an attack on the World Cup. The claims prompted phone calls from South African police, trying to find out what was going on.”
“South African police spokesman Vish Naidoo said the South African police had only heard about the plan through the media and had not received any information from the Iraqi authorities.”
“The group observed officers and suspects at 400 different police stations over two years.”
“A review of the Police Act began in 2004, but the draft bill has been pending since 2006.”
“On 26 September 1976, two students were garrotted and hanged, allegedly by police.”
“Four protest leaders were seen on TV arriving at police headquarters”
“The greatest concentrations of targets are based largely in London and the South East, but there are significant numbers present in Yorkshire and Lancashire too,”
“Mr Gill told the BBC he had lost £40,000 which he thought was going into genuine shares. "They lull you into a false sense of security," he explains. "The first transaction was for only £5,000, a dry run, then the big one was for £35,000."”
“"We had several hundred callers last year saying they were victims of boiler room scams," said Jonathan Phelan of the FSA.”
“The FSA's mass mailout is being called "Operation Domingo".”
“Anyone who has been contacted by a boiler room can ring the FSA helpline on 0845 606 1234”
“The Financial Times has reported that German prosecutors and the Czech data protection agency have launched investigations into the issue.”
“The centre first came under scrutiny last October when an anonymous letter led to the detention of a lay worker. He has since been charged with three counts of sexual abuse.”
“More anonymous letters then appeared, and three other staff members, including Brother Manolo, are now under investigation.”
“They have been in jail ever since and now face 14 years in prison.”
“I think 90% of the crowd here agree with the ruling.”
“He pleaded not guilty to menacing, criminal mischief and assault in a pre-trial hearing in March.”
“They, and an Australian citizen, Stern Hu, were convicted in March for commercial espionage and taking bribes.”
“They all pleaded guilty and were given sentences between seven and 14 years.”
“In 1991, Ms Madikizela-Mandela was sentenced to six years in jail for her role in a kidnapping case.”
“she was later convicted of fraud and theft charges.”
“The show was up against Midsomer Murders on ITV1, which gained an average audience of five million”
“Polanski, who was originally charged with six offences including rape and sodomy, pleaded guilty to unlawful sex following a plea bargain.”
“specifically his intent to treat a 90-day diagnostic study in prison as Polanski's entire punishment.”
“sentenced to 60 days in jail in 1987”
“An 18-year-old reality TV star has been sentenced to six months in jail after she admitted taking part in a burglary at actor Orlando Bloom's LA home.”
“Alexis Neiers earlier told police she was at the house during a July 2009 burglary in which paintings and watches were stolen but denied taking anything.”
“She was also sentenced at Los Angeles Superior Court to three years of probation with the threat of a further two-year prison sentence if she violates the terms.”
“Neiers, who was facing up to six years in prison if convicted at trial, will begin her sentence on 24 June.”
“According to police documents released in November, 19-year-old Nicholas Prugo confessed to the break-ins and implicated several other suspects.”
“London-based painter Dalwood, 49, has used the death of government weapons expert Dr David Kelly and the Charles Manson murders as subject matter.”
“In 1998's Sharon Tate's House, he tried to echo the way the bodies of the Manson family's victims were not discovered immediately by police entering the house.”
