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Explosion at Polish Police Headquarters Prompts Investigation and Prosecution Against Former Chief

Warsaw, Poland – Poland’s Interior Minister, Marcin Kierwiński, has taken action regarding an incident involving a grenade launcher gifted to the former head of police, Jarosław Szymczyk, by a Ukrainian official. The grenade launcher caused an explosion in Szymczyk’s office in December 2022, resulting in Szymczyk being hospitalized. Pictures of the aftermath revealed a large hole in the floor from the explosion, with reports indicating that the repair costs amounted to 17,000 zloty (€3,943). Kierwiński, …

Man Charged in Trooper and Truck Driver Deaths Had History of Evading Prosecution and Evictions

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – A Broward County man, Michael Addison, facing charges in the deaths of a state trooper and a truck driver, has a history of arrests and legal troubles, particularly in Broward County. Addison was arrested several times and was also wanted on warrants related to aggravated battery and weapons charges. The fatal incident occurred when Addison led Florida Highway Patrol Trooper James Zachary Fink on a chase, resulting in a collision with …

Elderly Neighbor Brutally Slain in “Horrific” Machete Attack: Prosecution Seeks Murder Conviction

DUBLIN, Ireland – A prosecution barrister told a jury that a “horrific” and “brutal” machete attack on an elderly man was carried out with “lethal intention” and should result in a murder conviction for the accused man. The trial of Patrick McDonagh, who admits to killing but denies murdering his neighbor Peter McDonald, has drawn attention from both the legal and medical communities. The defendant’s counsel claims that evidence from a psychiatrist demonstrates McDonagh’s mental …

Trial Concludes, Defense and Prosecution Sum Up Arguments in Crumbley Case

PONTIAC, Mich. – After a week of emotional testimony, heated lawyer arguments, and chilling video footage of a school shooting, the historic trial of Jennifer Crumbley is coming to a close. The jury, which includes 17 jurors, will begin deliberations Monday to decide whether the mother of the Oxford school shooter bears responsibility for the deaths of four students. The prosecution argues that she is responsible, while the defense maintains she is not. This case …

Attorney General Merrick Garland Approves Capital Prosecution for Buffalo Mass Shooting Suspect

WASHINGTON (AP) — After a moratorium on federal executions and a commitment to abolish the death penalty from the current administration, Attorney General Merrick Garland recently approved seeking capital punishment for a white supremacist who killed 10 Black people at a Buffalo supermarket. This decision marks a significant shift in the Justice Department’s approach to the death penalty. Since taking office, Garland’s Justice Department has refrained from taking on new death penalty cases, reversing more …

Prosecution and Fine for Slaughterhouse in Landmark Animal Mistreatment Case

EPE, NETHERLANDS – A Dutch slaughterhouse has been fined €15,000 for mistreating animals, in a case that animal rights activists claim is a first. The Gosschalk slaughterhouse in Epe faced the fine and criminal prosecution for mistreatment of animals after undercover video footage of pigs and cows being beaten and given electric shocks on their way to slaughter was released by animal activists. The footage, filmed in 2020, prompted large clients like McDonald’s and Boni …

King Road House to be Demolished: Prosecution Team Given Access to Crime Scene for Murder Trial Preparation

MOSCOW, Idaho – The prosecution team in the case against alleged murderer Bryan Kohberger was granted access Thursday to the house and gruesome crime scene where four University of Idaho students were brutally stabbed to death last year. Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves were murdered in an off-campus residence, referred to as the “King Road house,” on Nov. 13, 2022. Prosecutors’ visit to the crime scene comes after the trial of …

Murder Prosecution Accesses ‘King Road House’ Crime Scene Before Demolition

Moscow, Idaho – The prosecution team in the Bryan Kohberger murder case was granted access to the ‘King Road house’ on Thursday, seven days before the scheduled demolition of what they called “one of the most critical pieces of evidence.” This house is where four University of Idaho students were brutally slain last year. The victims, Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves, were murdered in the off-campus residence on Nov. 13, 2022. …