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Second Suspect Charged in Murder of Telemundo Reporter
Telemundo reporter Adan Manzano was found dead in his Kenner, Louisiana hotel room on February 5th; Danette Colbert and Rickey White were charged with second-degree murder for their alleged involvement in his death, which involved theft and the administration of incapacitating drugs.
Second Suspect Charged in Murder of Telemundo Reporter
Telemundo reporter Adan Manzano was found dead in his Kenner, Louisiana hotel room on February 5th; Danette Colbert and Rickey White were charged with second-degree murder for their alleged involvement in his death, which involved theft and the administration of incapacitating drugs.
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20% Bias Score
Illegal Immigrant Arrested for Stealing DHS Secretary's Purse After Prior NYC Release
Chilean national Mario Bustamante Leiva, accused of stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's purse in Washington, D.C., was previously arrested in New York City for theft, released due to sanctuary city policies, and subsequently committed multiple robberies and fraudulent credit card purc...
Illegal Immigrant Arrested for Stealing DHS Secretary's Purse After Prior NYC Release
Chilean national Mario Bustamante Leiva, accused of stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's purse in Washington, D.C., was previously arrested in New York City for theft, released due to sanctuary city policies, and subsequently committed multiple robberies and fraudulent credit card purc...
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60% Bias Score
Stolen Paraguayan Manuscript Returned from New York
New York authorities returned a 16th-century manuscript, the Hernandarias Manuscript, to Paraguay after it was stolen from the country's National Archive and recovered from a Manhattan auction in 2013 by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office's Antiquities Trafficking Unit following a January noti...
Stolen Paraguayan Manuscript Returned from New York
New York authorities returned a 16th-century manuscript, the Hernandarias Manuscript, to Paraguay after it was stolen from the country's National Archive and recovered from a Manhattan auction in 2013 by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office's Antiquities Trafficking Unit following a January noti...
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8% Bias Score
iPad Stolen at Porto Airport, Recovered Before Flight Departure
While at Porto airport, the author's iPad was stolen post-security; using Find My iPhone and airport CCTV, police tracked the suspect, but the family recovered it just before their flight's departure through the ground crew's search of their plane.
iPad Stolen at Porto Airport, Recovered Before Flight Departure
While at Porto airport, the author's iPad was stolen post-security; using Find My iPhone and airport CCTV, police tracked the suspect, but the family recovered it just before their flight's departure through the ground crew's search of their plane.
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36% Bias Score
Victoria's Record Crime Surge Driven by Theft, Repeat Offenders"
Victoria recorded 605,640 criminal offences in 2024, a 15.7% increase driven by a record high in theft, with 75,731 theft from motor vehicles and 28,922 car thefts. Police arrested 26,519 individuals 73,539 times, with repeat youth offenders as a key driver.
Victoria's Record Crime Surge Driven by Theft, Repeat Offenders"
Victoria recorded 605,640 criminal offences in 2024, a 15.7% increase driven by a record high in theft, with 75,731 theft from motor vehicles and 28,922 car thefts. Police arrested 26,519 individuals 73,539 times, with repeat youth offenders as a key driver.
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56% Bias Score
Gurnah's "Theft": Tourism, Inequality, and Resilience in 1990s Tanzania
Abdulrazak Gurnah's new novel, "Theft," set in 1990s Tanzania, follows three individuals—Karim, Fauzia, and Badar—navigating the social and economic upheavals caused by a tourism boom, highlighting the everyday struggles and resilience of ordinary people amid corruption and inequality.
Gurnah's "Theft": Tourism, Inequality, and Resilience in 1990s Tanzania
Abdulrazak Gurnah's new novel, "Theft," set in 1990s Tanzania, follows three individuals—Karim, Fauzia, and Badar—navigating the social and economic upheavals caused by a tourism boom, highlighting the everyday struggles and resilience of ordinary people amid corruption and inequality.
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28% Bias Score
Mayor's 300-Mile Cycle to Mend 1,000-Year-Old Rift
Cambridgeshire mayor Richard Slade will cycle 300 miles to Cornwall over the bank holiday weekend to raise £10,000 for local theatre groups, aiming to heal a 1,000-year-old rift between St Neots and St Neot, sparked by the alleged theft of Saint Neot's bones.
Mayor's 300-Mile Cycle to Mend 1,000-Year-Old Rift
Cambridgeshire mayor Richard Slade will cycle 300 miles to Cornwall over the bank holiday weekend to raise £10,000 for local theatre groups, aiming to heal a 1,000-year-old rift between St Neots and St Neot, sparked by the alleged theft of Saint Neot's bones.
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40% Bias Score
Record High Shoplifting Offences in England and Wales
Police in England and Wales recorded 516,971 shoplifting offences in 2024, a 20% increase from 2023 and the highest since records began in 2003; theft from the person offences also reached a record high, while overall recorded crime decreased slightly.
Record High Shoplifting Offences in England and Wales
Police in England and Wales recorded 516,971 shoplifting offences in 2024, a 20% increase from 2023 and the highest since records began in 2003; theft from the person offences also reached a record high, while overall recorded crime decreased slightly.
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40% Bias Score
US Serviceman's Sentence Reduced in Vladivostok Theft and Threat Case
A US serviceman, Gordon Black, received a reduced sentence of 3 years and 2 months in a Vladivostok court for threats and theft after an unauthorized trip to visit a woman he met in South Korea; his initial sentence was 3 years and 9 months.
US Serviceman's Sentence Reduced in Vladivostok Theft and Threat Case
A US serviceman, Gordon Black, received a reduced sentence of 3 years and 2 months in a Vladivostok court for threats and theft after an unauthorized trip to visit a woman he met in South Korea; his initial sentence was 3 years and 9 months.
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44% Bias Score
€750,000 Pigeon Theft Exposes Organized Crime in Belgium
In November 2023, thieves stole five champion racing pigeons, including the renowned breeder Finn, worth an estimated €750,000, from Belgian champion Tom Van Gaver's aviary, highlighting a recent surge in well-organized thefts targeting high-value birds in Belgium.
€750,000 Pigeon Theft Exposes Organized Crime in Belgium
In November 2023, thieves stole five champion racing pigeons, including the renowned breeder Finn, worth an estimated €750,000, from Belgian champion Tom Van Gaver's aviary, highlighting a recent surge in well-organized thefts targeting high-value birds in Belgium.
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52% Bias Score
€1 Million Coin Theft Leaves Bank Suing Security Firm
Over months, an unknown individual stole approximately nine tons of coins worth almost €1 million from a security company where it was being stored for Heidenheimer Volksbank; the bank is now suing the security firm for compensation.
€1 Million Coin Theft Leaves Bank Suing Security Firm
Over months, an unknown individual stole approximately nine tons of coins worth almost €1 million from a security company where it was being stored for Heidenheimer Volksbank; the bank is now suing the security firm for compensation.
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40% Bias Score
Amazon Driver Murder: Van Thief Found Guilty
Mark Ross, 32, was found guilty of murdering Amazon driver Claudiu-Carol Kondor, 42, after stealing his van in Leeds on August 20, 2023, and driving recklessly at speeds up to 60 mph to dislodge Kondor, who died from the impact of two resulting crashes.
Amazon Driver Murder: Van Thief Found Guilty
Mark Ross, 32, was found guilty of murdering Amazon driver Claudiu-Carol Kondor, 42, after stealing his van in Leeds on August 20, 2023, and driving recklessly at speeds up to 60 mph to dislodge Kondor, who died from the impact of two resulting crashes.
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40% Bias Score
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