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Nurse Avoids Jail After \$1.7 Million Drug Money Discovery
In Brisbane, Australia, a pediatric intensive care nurse, Jannine Williams, 35, was found with \$1.7 million in drug money belonging to her former partner; despite her knowledge of his cocaine trafficking operation, she received a three-year suspended sentence and a \$1,000 good behavior bond.
Nurse Avoids Jail After \$1.7 Million Drug Money Discovery
In Brisbane, Australia, a pediatric intensive care nurse, Jannine Williams, 35, was found with \$1.7 million in drug money belonging to her former partner; despite her knowledge of his cocaine trafficking operation, she received a three-year suspended sentence and a \$1,000 good behavior bond.
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Bavaria Sees Surge in Cocaine Offenses, Online Drug Trade, and Fentanyl Use"
Bavarian police reported a sharp increase in cocaine-related offenses in 2024 (3,972 cases), exceeding previous years, while other drug offenses decreased. The rise is linked to increased cocaine availability, online drug markets, and cocaine being the second leading cause of drug-related deaths for...
Bavaria Sees Surge in Cocaine Offenses, Online Drug Trade, and Fentanyl Use"
Bavarian police reported a sharp increase in cocaine-related offenses in 2024 (3,972 cases), exceeding previous years, while other drug offenses decreased. The rise is linked to increased cocaine availability, online drug markets, and cocaine being the second leading cause of drug-related deaths for...
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40% Bias Score
Coordinated Attacks Kill Three in Southwestern Colombia
Coordinated attacks in southwestern Colombia killed two police officers and one civilian; 16 armed attacks, car bombings, and drone strikes targeted police stations and government buildings in Cali and surrounding areas, allegedly by dissident FARC rebels linked to Ivan Mordisco.
Coordinated Attacks Kill Three in Southwestern Colombia
Coordinated attacks in southwestern Colombia killed two police officers and one civilian; 16 armed attacks, car bombings, and drone strikes targeted police stations and government buildings in Cali and surrounding areas, allegedly by dissident FARC rebels linked to Ivan Mordisco.
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44% Bias Score
DEA to Withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 Amidst Drug Trafficking Concerns
The U.S. DEA will withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 due to a lack of cooperation from the Nicaraguan government in combating drug trafficking, highlighting strained bilateral relations and questioning the effectiveness of Nicaragua's self-proclaimed 'wall of containment' strategy.
DEA to Withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 Amidst Drug Trafficking Concerns
The U.S. DEA will withdraw from Nicaragua in 2025 due to a lack of cooperation from the Nicaraguan government in combating drug trafficking, highlighting strained bilateral relations and questioning the effectiveness of Nicaragua's self-proclaimed 'wall of containment' strategy.
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48% Bias Score
Atlanta Drug Bust: 252 kg of Drugs, 33 Firearms Seized
FBI and DEA agents arrested Bartholomew Keeton Harralson in Atlanta on June 5th, seizing over 252 kg of drugs (including 97 kg of fentanyl), 33 firearms, and \$145,000, disrupting a major drug network linked to Mexican cartels.
Atlanta Drug Bust: 252 kg of Drugs, 33 Firearms Seized
FBI and DEA agents arrested Bartholomew Keeton Harralson in Atlanta on June 5th, seizing over 252 kg of drugs (including 97 kg of fentanyl), 33 firearms, and \$145,000, disrupting a major drug network linked to Mexican cartels.
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52% Bias Score
Promes Denied Freedom During Appeal
A Dutch court denied Quincy Promes' request to await his appeal hearing in freedom, prioritizing concerns about flight risk over his claim that a job offer depended on it; the footballer is currently in Dubai and faces a 7.5-year prison sentence.
Promes Denied Freedom During Appeal
A Dutch court denied Quincy Promes' request to await his appeal hearing in freedom, prioritizing concerns about flight risk over his claim that a job offer depended on it; the footballer is currently in Dubai and faces a 7.5-year prison sentence.
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44% Bias Score
Murcia Criminal Group Busted for Illegal Arms Trafficking to Protect Marijuana Plantations
A Murcia-based criminal group, comprising 18 arrested and 6 charged individuals (aged 22-55), was dismantled by the Guardia Civil for trafficking civilian-grade military weapons, primarily to protect marijuana plantations, making up to €8,000 profit per weapon.
Murcia Criminal Group Busted for Illegal Arms Trafficking to Protect Marijuana Plantations
A Murcia-based criminal group, comprising 18 arrested and 6 charged individuals (aged 22-55), was dismantled by the Guardia Civil for trafficking civilian-grade military weapons, primarily to protect marijuana plantations, making up to €8,000 profit per weapon.
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U.S. Offers $10 Million Reward for Capture of El Chapo's Sons
U.S. authorities are offering a $10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's sons, Achrivaldo Ivan and Jesus Alfredo Guzman Salazar, leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel's "Los Chapitos" faction responsible for fentanyl trafficking into the U.S., prompting sanctio...
U.S. Offers $10 Million Reward for Capture of El Chapo's Sons
U.S. authorities are offering a $10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's sons, Achrivaldo Ivan and Jesus Alfredo Guzman Salazar, leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel's "Los Chapitos" faction responsible for fentanyl trafficking into the U.S., prompting sanctio...
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80 Afghan Citizens Executed in Iran for Drug Trafficking in 2024
80 Afghan citizens were executed in Iran in 2024 for drug trafficking, including Noor Mohammad, whose final words to his mother, expressing concern for his daughters, sparked widespread outrage on social media; his family's struggle to save him highlights the systemic issues and human cost of Iran's...
80 Afghan Citizens Executed in Iran for Drug Trafficking in 2024
80 Afghan citizens were executed in Iran in 2024 for drug trafficking, including Noor Mohammad, whose final words to his mother, expressing concern for his daughters, sparked widespread outrage on social media; his family's struggle to save him highlights the systemic issues and human cost of Iran's...
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40% Bias Score
Petro Accuses International Mafia of Attack on Colombian Opposition Candidate
President Gustavo Petro accuses an international mafia, allegedly operating from the UAE and led by Julio Lozano Pirateque, of orchestrating the attack on Colombian opposition pre-candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay, claiming this group aims to destabilize Colombia and control illicit economies; however, ...
Petro Accuses International Mafia of Attack on Colombian Opposition Candidate
President Gustavo Petro accuses an international mafia, allegedly operating from the UAE and led by Julio Lozano Pirateque, of orchestrating the attack on Colombian opposition pre-candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay, claiming this group aims to destabilize Colombia and control illicit economies; however, ...
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Rome Police Bust Cocaine Operation in Elderly Man's Apartment
Roman police raided an 80-year-old's apartment on May 21, uncovering a cocaine processing operation involving three other men, seizing 2 kg of cocaine, packaging materials, and €30,700, leading to four arrests and an ongoing investigation into wider networks.
Rome Police Bust Cocaine Operation in Elderly Man's Apartment
Roman police raided an 80-year-old's apartment on May 21, uncovering a cocaine processing operation involving three other men, seizing 2 kg of cocaine, packaging materials, and €30,700, leading to four arrests and an ongoing investigation into wider networks.
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40% Bias Score
US Sanctions El Chapo's Sons, Offers $20 Million Reward
The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Los Chapitos, sons of El Chapo Guzmán, for fentanyl trafficking and offered $10 million rewards for their capture, targeting their Mazatlán businesses and associates, including Jose Raul Núñez Rios and Sheila Paola Urias Vázquez, for money laundering and suppo...
US Sanctions El Chapo's Sons, Offers $20 Million Reward
The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Los Chapitos, sons of El Chapo Guzmán, for fentanyl trafficking and offered $10 million rewards for their capture, targeting their Mazatlán businesses and associates, including Jose Raul Núñez Rios and Sheila Paola Urias Vázquez, for money laundering and suppo...
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60% Bias Score
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