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Le Pen cleared to run with ankle monitor after French court ruling
world7 days ago

Le Pen cleared to run with ankle monitor after French court ruling

France’s Paris appeals court reduced Marine Le Pen’s ban on holding public office to one year while upholding the conviction for misusing EU funds, and ordered an electronic ankle tag for 12 months. Le Pen said she would not run if the tag prevented campaigning, leaving a possible path to a 2027 bid if she can campaign freely, with her National Rally leader Bardella voicing support. A Court of Cassation appeal remains a potential step.

Terrion Arnold Draws Interest from Three NFL Teams After Lions Release
sports12 days ago

Terrion Arnold Draws Interest from Three NFL Teams After Lions Release

Former Lions first‑round pick Terrion Arnold was waived; 31 teams have until July 6 to claim the remaining $4.848 million of his contract. Arnold’s attorney says three NFL clubs have already reached out and he could join a new team within about 30 days. A Monday hearing will determine whether he must wear an ankle monitor during home confinement, with the judge potentially requiring naming the interested teams. If unclaimed, he becomes a free agent and could be placed on paid leave through training camp.

Texas Murder Suspect Flees to Italy, Denies Killing Pregnant Wife
crime2 months ago

Texas Murder Suspect Flees to Italy, Denies Killing Pregnant Wife

A Texas man charged with capital murder in his pregnant wife’s death fled to Italy after cutting off his ankle monitor, telling an Italian judge he did so to obtain a fair trial and insisting he is innocent. He reportedly traveled under a fake name with forged Belgian documents, was stopped at Milan’s airport, and is now awaiting deportation as U.S. authorities pursue an interstate flight to avoid prosecution.

Thaksin Shinawatra Freed on Parole, Reemerging in Thai Politics
politics2 months ago

Thaksin Shinawatra Freed on Parole, Reemerging in Thai Politics

Thailand’s former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, 76, has been released on parole from Bangkok’s Klong Prem Central Prison after serving about eight months of a one-year sentence for a corruption-related charge; he will wear an electronic ankle monitor for the remainder of his sentence. The parole, granted for good behavior and his age, comes as his long-dominant Pheu Thai party has seen waning influence, though it remains part of the governing coalition.

Suspects in 12-Year-Old Jocelyn Nungaray's Murder Face Capital Charges
crime2 years ago

Suspects in 12-Year-Old Jocelyn Nungaray's Murder Face Capital Charges

Two Venezuelan migrants, Johan Jose Rangel Martinez and Franklin Jose Pena Ramos, were charged with the murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Texas. Ramos, who had cut his ankle monitor after the crime, and Martinez allegedly lured and strangled the girl before dumping her body. The case highlights concerns over the vetting and monitoring of migrants from high-crime areas.

"DUI Suspect Released on Bail Less Than a Year After Fatal Wedding Day Crash"
crime2 years ago

"DUI Suspect Released on Bail Less Than a Year After Fatal Wedding Day Crash"

Jamie Komoroski, accused of killing a bride on her wedding night in a drunk driving crash, was released on bond less than a year after the incident. She will be under house arrest in Charleston County, South Carolina, wearing a SCRAM ankle monitor and restricted from driving. Komoroski faces felony charges and could be sentenced to up to 25 years in jail.

"Release of DUI Crash Suspects Sparks Controversy in South Carolina"
crime2 years ago

"Release of DUI Crash Suspects Sparks Controversy in South Carolina"

Jamie Komoroski, accused of DUI, has been granted bail and will be released from jail less than a year after a fatal crash that killed a bride and injured her husband. She will be placed under house arrest in South Carolina with an ankle monitor and is not allowed to leave the county or drive. Komoroski faces up to 25 years in jail if convicted and has been awaiting trial since April last year. The judge previously denied bail but ruled she could be released on bond if the trial was not scheduled to start before March.

Texas Woman Sentenced to Life in Prison for Fatally Stabbing Tourist in Bed with Boyfriend
crime2 years ago

Texas Woman Sentenced to Life in Prison for Fatally Stabbing Tourist in Bed with Boyfriend

Lisa Dykes, a Texas woman who fled the country while awaiting trial, has been found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison for fatally stabbing Marisela Botello-Valadez, a 23-year-old Seattle woman. Dykes, who cut off her ankle monitor, showed no emotion as the verdict was read. Two other individuals, Nina Marano and Charles Anthony Beltran, still face trial on charges of tampering with evidence. The case gained international attention when Dykes and Marano cut off their ankle monitors and were eventually arrested in Cambodia.

Released Inmate Without Ankle Monitor Attacks Ex-Girlfriend, Sparks Manhunt
crime2 years ago

Released Inmate Without Ankle Monitor Attacks Ex-Girlfriend, Sparks Manhunt

A man who was released from jail without his court-ordered ankle monitor immediately attacked his ex-girlfriend, according to officials and a family member. The man, identified as Lewis Stokes, had been arrested for domestic abuse, child endangerment, and simple assault. After being released without the ankle monitor, he went to his ex-girlfriend's house and beat her, resulting in her hospitalization. Authorities are currently searching for Stokes.

Armed Indiana Fugitive Escapes Arrest, Still on the Run
crime3 years ago

Armed Indiana Fugitive Escapes Arrest, Still on the Run

Indiana State Police are actively searching for 40-year-old Eric James King, a fugitive wanted for felony escaping, after he cut off his ankle monitor, stole a trooper's car, and crashed it into another squad car before evading arrest. King, who is armed and considered dangerous, is still on the run in southern Greene County. Residents are advised not to answer the door for any unknown white males.

Spartanburg County Crime Roundup: Domestic Violence, Robbery, and Arrests.
crime3 years ago

Spartanburg County Crime Roundup: Domestic Violence, Robbery, and Arrests.

A man in Greer, South Carolina, was arrested for beating his girlfriend and cutting off his ankle monitor. The man was on home detention for a previous domestic violence incident with the same woman. He punched his girlfriend in the face multiple times and pushed her off the home's back porch. The man was found on Highway 101 and was arrested without incident after trying to give authorities a fake name. He was charged with second-degree domestic violence and violation of home detention.

Chiefs superfan on Most Wanted list for alleged bank robbery.
crime3 years ago

Chiefs superfan on Most Wanted list for alleged bank robbery.

Xaviar Babudar, a Kansas City Chiefs superfan, has been listed as the fifth most wanted fugitive on the Greater Kansas City Crime Stoppers list after allegedly robbing a bank in Oklahoma and removing his ankle monitor. Babudar was expected to attend an arraignment hearing in March but failed to appear, leading to a $1 million bond warrant being issued. He is facing charges of robbery with a dangerous weapon and assault while masked or disguised.

Recent Tragic Homicides in Lebanon and Pennsylvania
crime3 years ago

Recent Tragic Homicides in Lebanon and Pennsylvania

One of the suspects in a triple homicide in Lebanon, Alex Torres-Santos, had a violent criminal history and was wearing an ankle monitor at the time of the shooting. He was out on bail when he allegedly shot and killed an 8-year-old, a 9-year-old boy, and a 19-year-old man. Torres-Santos is being held without bail and charged with criminal homicide and other offenses. The death penalty is being considered in the case. Another suspect, James Fernandez-Reyes, 16, was also arrested, and police are looking for a third suspect.

Sarkozy ordered to wear electronic tag after losing corruption appeal.
politics3 years ago

Sarkozy ordered to wear electronic tag after losing corruption appeal.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy lost his appeal against a conviction for corruption and influence peddling, resulting in a three-year prison sentence, two of which will be suspended. He will wear an electronic ankle bracelet while under house arrest to avoid incarceration. Sarkozy was also banned from public office and voting for three years. Sarkozy's lawyers plan to appeal the decision to France's highest court. This is the latest in a series of legal troubles for the former president, including accusations of accepting illegal payments from the Libyan dictatorship during his 2007 election bid.