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Abu Dhabi Royal Sentenced for Child Neglect After London Cocaine Incident
world-news5 days ago

Abu Dhabi Royal Sentenced for Child Neglect After London Cocaine Incident

Mahrah Al Nahyan, a 32-year-old member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, was sentenced to a two-year community order and a fine of nearly $8,000 after pleading guilty to child neglect. She was found unconscious in a West London street in June, slumped against railings next to an unconscious man, while a barefoot three-year-old child played nearby. The incident occurred after a cocaine binge, though her defense argued she was merely tired from prior drug use. Passersby intervened to protect the child from traffic until police arrived. Al Nahyan is currently undergoing rehabilitation and plans to continue treatment as a day patient.

via New York Post|
#abu-dhabi-royal-family#child-neglect#cocaine-binge
Abu Dhabi Royal Pleads Guilty to Child Neglect After Being Found Unconscious in London
world6 days ago

Abu Dhabi Royal Pleads Guilty to Child Neglect After Being Found Unconscious in London

Mahrah Al Nahyan, a 32-year-old member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, admitted to one count of child neglect in a London court. She was discovered unconscious on a street in west London after a cocaine binge, with a three-year-old child playing nearby. The toddler was barefoot and unattended while Al Nahyan was slumped against railings next to another unconscious man.

via The Daily Beast|
#abu-dhabi-royal#child-neglect#cocaine-use
Prosecutors Detail Decade of Assaults in Opening of Russell Brand Trial
legal6 days ago

Prosecutors Detail Decade of Assaults in Opening of Russell Brand Trial

Prosecutors in London have opened the rape and sexual assault trial against comedian Russell Brand, describing him as a 'ruthless' and 'calculated' predator. Brand, 51, faces seven charges involving six women between 1999 and 2009. He has pleaded not guilty to all counts. The trial at Southwark Crown Court is expected to last six weeks, with testimony from six independent victims who do not know each other. Brand arrived at court on Wednesday, expressing hope for a fair outcome despite the serious allegations.

via NBC News|
#legal#london-court#rape-trial
Banksy's Courtroom Mural Removed Amidst Criminal Damage Investigation
world1 year ago

Banksy's Courtroom Mural Removed Amidst Criminal Damage Investigation

A Banksy mural depicting a judge beating a protester was painted on a London courthouse but was quickly removed by court authorities to preserve the building's historical integrity, amid investigations into possible criminal damage. The artwork, which subtly commented on government policies and protests, was authenticated by Banksy's social media but faced removal due to its controversial nature.

via AP News|
#art-removal#banksy#london-court
Banksy's Latest Mural Sparks Controversy and Police Investigation
art-and-culture1 year ago

Banksy's Latest Mural Sparks Controversy and Police Investigation

Banksy's new mural outside London's Royal Courts of Justice, depicting a judge beating a protester, was quickly covered and scheduled for removal due to the building's historic status. The artwork is interpreted as a critique of government suppression of civil liberties, particularly relating to the ban on Palestine Action, and continues Banksy's tradition of politically charged street art.

via HuffPost|
#art-and-culture#banksy#london-court
world1 year ago

Russell Brand Denies Rape and Sexual Assault Charges in London Court

Russell Brand has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges of rape and sexual assault in London, with a trial scheduled for June 2026. The allegations, involving four women between 1999 and 2005, led to his arrest and court appearance, where he denied all accusations. The case stems from investigations following media exposés and allegations made by several women, with Brand maintaining his innocence publicly.

via Variety|
#london-court#rape-charges#russell-brand
Goldman Sachs Banker Convicted of Insider Trading and Fraud
crime-and-justice2 years ago

Goldman Sachs Banker Convicted of Insider Trading and Fraud

Former Goldman Sachs analyst Mohammed Zina has been found guilty of insider trading and fraud in a London court, using confidential information obtained through his job to make profitable stock purchases. Despite attempting to talk his way out of arrest and seeking leniency due to his upbringing, Zina faces a maximum of 10 years imprisonment. The conviction sends a clear message about the seriousness of economic crime, and this is the latest insider trading scandal involving Goldman Sachs.

via New York Post |
#crime-and-justice#fraud#goldman-sachs