Dunedin Bar Owner Surrenders Liquor Licenses After Patron Locked in Bathroom Incident Dunedin, NZ — May 11, 2026 — The owner of two Dunedin bars has voluntarily surrendered their liquor …
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The Tragedy of Baby Soul: Inquest Examines Non-Accidental Death More than a decade after the death of 16-week-old Soul Mathew Turany, a coroner’s inquest is uncovering the harrowing details of …
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Brazen UK Retail Theft: Man Steals Entire Mini Eggs Display In a striking example of the increasing boldness of retail crime, a man in the United Kingdom recently made headlines …
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Early Childhood Teacher Allegedly Kissed 3-Year-Old Boy: Charges, Investigations, and Legal Fallout Early Childhood Teacher Allegedly Kissed 3-Year-Old Boy: Charges, Investigations, and Legal Fallout May 7, 2026 | Daniel Perez, …
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Final Member of $20 Million Cocaine Syndicate Deported to Croatia The final member of a transnational criminal syndicate responsible for attempting to smuggle $20 million worth of cocaine into Fresh …
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Federal Charges Filed in Attempted Assassination of President Trump at DC Gala A 31-year-old California man faces federal charges after an attempted assassination of President Donald Trump during the White …
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Upstate New York Businessman Pleads Guilty in $50 Million Ponzi Scheme Miles “Burt” Marshall, a 74-year-old tax preparer and insurance agent from Hamilton, New York, pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges …
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‘They Just Rolled Over’: How Three Christchurch Flatmates Reclaimed Their Stolen Belongings In an unusual turn of events, three flatmates in Christchurch, New Zealand, took matters into their own hands …
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Sinister, Threatening, Vulgar: NSW Man Jailed for Sextortion A 47-year-old man from New South Wales was sentenced to jail for sextorting a 17-year-old Melbourne teenager, Mac Holdsworth, who died by …
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Forgotten legal rule may reopen Indigenous sovereignty debate in Australia A long-overlooked legal principle from the 19th century has resurfaced in Australian public discourse, potentially reshaping the national conversation around …