Crime

A list of black money account holders disclosed by Tehelka

IndiaTehelka Magazine in its latest issue has disclosed details of 15 Indians who have hoarded their black money in foreign banks.

In addition to these 15 names, Tehelka claims that it posses another two names, one is a prominent politician and another one is the chairman of a leading company. But had hold back their identities for verification.

List of 15 names include Manoj Dhupalia, Rupla Dhupalia, Mohan Dhupalia, Hasmukh Gandhi, Chintan Gandhi, Dilip Mehta, Arun Mehta, Arun Koohar, Gunwanti Mehta, Rajnikant Mehta, Prabodh Mehta, Ashok Jaipuria, Raj Foundation, Urvasi Foundation and Ambunova Trust.

Country Witnesses 7.6% Increase In Crime Cases Against Kids

Country Witnesses 7.6% Increase In Crime Cases Against KidsMadhya Pradesh registered the maximum number of criminal offenses against kids and the national capital remained on the fourth place.

National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data revealed the figures in its report on Saturday.

According to National Crime Records Bureau, around 22,500 crime cases were recorded during the year 2008.

The figure surged to 24,201 in the year 2009, hinting a growth of 7.6%.

The cases of foeticide witnessed a big augmentation by 68.5%.

Mercanti to serve extra time for ACC refusal

Troy-MercantiFinks bikie gang associates stated that Troy Mercanti is aimed to offer an extra four months in jail to deny answers to questions at an Australian Crime Commission investigation.

43 year-old Mercanti is admitted under a two year and four month sentence for assault which will not be over until April next year.

He was further called to answer an ACC inquiry into prearranged crime last year, but denied to answer 10 questions.

Vic cop charged with multiple crimes

Victorian-County-CourtA sentence will be declared on Friday for a police senior constable who, sent to perform a welfare check on a mentally challenged woman at a risk of suicide, later on brought her to his apartment and had sexual intercourse with her.

The act had taken place during the mid 2000s at a time when Huy Quach was leading a double life – that of upholding the law on one hand and of using and dispensing drugs on another hand. This case was heard by the Victorian County Court.

Charity thief sentenced to one month jail

Canberra-jailIn Canberra, a 32 year old man has sentenced to jail for one month for stealing a charity tin. Brendan Dickson, who lives in Waramanga, was accused of taking the charity tin and put it into his clothes, when he went to a Canberra restaurant, Zambrero, last January. He was caught on CCTV, while stealing the charity tin from service counter.

The charity tin was decorated with Christmas wrapping, with a smiling photo of the boy. Also it had a notice that the donation gathered, will be used to help the family of the five-year-old who is suffering from stem cell tumor and it had the words, Dylan Cook Appeal.

Criminal cases against 4 officials regarding Beggar deaths

Criminal cases against 4 officials regarding Beggar deathsThe government has ordered the police to register criminal cases in opposition to the 4 officials of the Beggars Relief Centre after over 30 beggars expired because of their alleged carelessness.

Social welfare minister A Narayanaswamy expressed that joint director Krishne Gowda, Lakshminarasimhaiah (superintendent), Bhagyalakshmi (warden) and Hanumantharayappa (chief warden) shall be facing criminal charges.

3 gunmen fleece Mumbai bank

gunmen-Mumbai-bankThree equip men apprehended four customers and approximately nine employees at Sarwaswat Bank  at Kandivli (W) captive in the early hours of Monday morning, and run away with Rs 20 lakh.

In a 4 km, this is the third bank flanked by Borivli and Malad to be stick up and robbed ever since June. As the person behind of the three heists trailed a parallel procedure, examiners believes the hand of a systematize gang.

11 policemen, district governor killed in Afghanistan

AfghanistanKunduz (Afghanistan), July 11 : A district governor was killed by a roadside bomb in northern Afghanistan where two separate insurgent attacks killed at least 11 policemen, officials said Sunday.

Maalem Aziz, administrative chief of Qaleh Zal district in Kunduz province, was killed Saturday night when his vehicle was struck by a bomb in Pangark area, Mohammad Omar, the provincial governor, said.

Aziz's driver was also killed in the blast, while his son and bodyguard were injured, Omar said.

Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid took responsibility for the attack.

Former Detroit suburb councilman sentenced to 18 months prison

briberyA former city councilman in the Detroit suburb of Southfield, William Lattimore, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison on Tuesday for bribery.

The Detroit News has reported that U.S. District Judge Marianne O. Battani, who also fined Lattimore $12,500, told the 56-year-old former local official he had destroyed his own reputation and "destroyed the trust the public had in you."

The News also said that Lattimore apologized to the people of the city, council members, the mayor and city employees.

25 kg Hashish and poppy straws seized

25 kg Hashish and poppy straws seizedIn the light of the current happenings it was reported that two narcotics smugglers were taken in custody after seizing 25 kg of poppy straw and hashish from them at Nagrota and Kathua in Jammu division, said the officials.

The officials say it was a routine check-up of a passenger bus near Nagrota, about 12 kms from here, where the police recovered 18 kg of poppy straw from a person identified as Ghulam Nabi Wagre of Kokernagar area of Anantnag district.

Digital TV fraud led to jail

Digital TV fraud led to jailThe recent news update states the catch hold of three men for a digital TV fraud.

The accused named Dilawer Dudhwala, Imran Khansia, and Rafiq Dudhwala were all sentenced at Preston Crown Court to serve a term of fourteen years.

The group was held responsible for reprogramming set top boxes that permitted users to access the full Virgin Media pay TV service without paying any charge whatsoever.

The Police raid resulted in extraction of close to two hundred set top boxes.

Held hikers in Iranian legal limbo

Held hikers in Iranian legal limboThe families have said that three U. S. hikers arrested in Iran have spent 10 months in prison without being formally charged and with no access to lawyers.

Shane Bauer, 27, and friend Josh Fattal 27, are in a cell together while Bauer's newly-engaged girlfriend, Sarah Shourd, 31, is in her own cell, ABC News reported Monday.

The three American hikers were arrested in Iran in July 2009 as they hiked a path along the Iran-Iraq border after visiting a region of Iraq, The Oakland (Calif.) Tribune reported.

Woman gets 15 years prison for kidnapping teenager

Elizabeth-Smart(L)-Wanda-BarzeeAccording to the official reports, one of Elizabeth Smart's abductors received a 15-year prison sentence in Utah after apologizing to her family.

CNN has reported that U. S. District Court Judge Dale Kimball gave Wanda Barzee seven years credit for time served and ordered her to spend the rest of the term at a medical and psychiatric center for female federal prisoners in Texas.

Barzee had pleaded guilty to helping her then-husband Brian David Mitchell kidnap Smart, then 14, from her Salt Lake City home in 2002.

Five valuable paintings have been stolen from museum in Paris

Five valuable paintings have been stolen from museum in ParisFrench officials have informed that five paintings by Picasso, Matisse and other great artists were stolen from The Modern Art museum in Paris. The estimated cost of those paintings is $123 million. As per the official reports, the paintings were most probably stolen yesterday morning or at Wednesday night.

Officials have said that the activity was very well planned. The museum near to the Eiffel Tower has been sealed by the investigators after this issue.

Police shoot armed bus hijacker

Police shoot armed bus hijackerAn armed man was shot by the Australian police when he was trying to hijack the bus. This was happened in the city of Melbourne. As per the officials a 21 year old guy was trying to drive off a bus by attacking the bus driver.

The bus was parked outside the Essendon railway station when this incident happened. The two police officers have tried their best to forcibly stop him with capsicum spray but when they failed, they had to fire at him.

Bail hearing expected on Monday in international betting operation case

Nicodemo S ScarfoAuthorities have revealed that a bail hearing in New Jersey is expected Monday for Nicodemo S. Scarfo, accused of helping to run an international betting operation.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reported on Sunday that Scarfo, arrested Friday outside his Atlantic City home and taken to Morris County Jail, stands accused of being part of a sports-betting operation that used the Internet, Web sites, passwords and a wire room based in Costa Rica to allegedly move more than $2 billion in a 15-month span.

Scarfo, 44, faces charges of conspiracy, gambling and racketeering.

Captain Dragan was arrested after global manhunt

Dragan-VasiljkovicA person was arrested after his global manhunt of the by the officers Australian Federal Police in New South Wales.

The Dutch National police agency has also help the Australian police in arresting him His name was Daniel Snedden, who is also known as Dragan Vasiljkovic. Police have been searching him since March when the high court has ordered to be extradited him for trial.

He has another name too i. e. Captain Dragan. He was appointed as the Serbian paramilitary commander and now he is accused of rape, torturing and murdering civilians and the prisoners of the war.

Nine young Boston men charged with beating young retarded man

Nine young Boston men charged with beating young retarded manAccording to media reports, nine young Boston men and teenagers have been charged with beating a young retarded man many of them allegedly knew.

The Boston Globe has reported that Bail was set at $500 for nine defendants ages 17 to 20 at a hearing Tuesday. They were charged with assaulting a disabled person.

French armored driver sentenced to three years in prison for stealing $15 million

Toni MusulinIt has been reported that a French armored car driver who stole $15 million has been sentenced to three years in prison and says he denies any knowledge of an unrecovered $3.2 million.

ABC News reported on Wednesday that Toni Musulin, 39, admitted in a Lyon court to driving his armored car away after a pickup at a branch of the Banque de France in November 2009.

Mystery man flee from detectives leaving counterfeit cash and weapons behind

Mystery man flee from detectives leaving counterfeit cash and weapons behindAccording to official reports, Los Angeles police say a mystery man who fled from detectives leaving counterfeit cash and weapons behind is still at large and may have left the country.

The Los Angeles Times reported on Wednesday that Brian Alexik, 33, of New Jersey, who possessed a number of passports with different identities, was said by sources to be a Russian immigrant arrested previously in New Jersey on narcotics-related charges.

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