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Stolen Picasso worth millions found during French drug raid
world2 months ago

Stolen Picasso worth millions found during French drug raid

French narcotics officers in Ormesson-sur-Marne uncovered a stolen Picasso portrait of Marie‑Therèse Walter during a routine drug raid, with the work valued at up to €12–15m (£13m). A 37-year-old guard was arrested, and three more people were later charged after searches tied to a drug‑trafficking probe uncovered cannabis, cash and designer items; the painting was authenticated as an original and had been held in private storage for a Singaporean owner, with a trial expected in August.

Mexico says foreign agents weren’t authorized to operate on its soil after deadly raid
north-america4 months ago

Mexico says foreign agents weren’t authorized to operate on its soil after deadly raid

Mexico’s security ministry says two U.S. agents killed in a car crash after returning from a clandestine drug-lab raid were not authorized to participate in Mexican operations; one entered as a visitor and the other with a diplomatic passport, and Mexico says it was unaware of foreign involvement. The case is being reviewed with local authorities and the U.S. Embassy, as officials from both sides offer differing accounts of the operation.

Mississippi Deputies Fired for Shooting, Torturing, and Abusing Black Men
law-enforcement3 years ago

Mississippi Deputies Fired for Shooting, Torturing, and Abusing Black Men

Five deputies from the Rankin County Sheriff's Department in Mississippi have been fired or resigned following a drug raid in January that left a Black man with a gunshot wound to the face. The incident involved allegations of physical assault, sexual assault, and tasering of the two Black men during the raid. The victims have filed a $400 million lawsuit against the sheriff's department. The department's internal investigation, along with investigations by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations and the Department of Justice, are ongoing. The terminated deputies' names have not been disclosed, and the plaintiffs' attorneys are hoping for criminal charges to be filed.