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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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Nagarjuna Reveals His Family Member Was Digitally Arrested For 2 Days
Digital arrest is a growing form of cybercrime in which fraudsters pose as law enforcement officials and hold them hostage to extort money
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Mumbai Businessman Kept Under 'Digital Arrest', Defrauded Of Rs 53 Lakh
A 60-year-old businessman from Mumbai was kept under 'digital arrest' overnight by cyber fraudsters, who posed as senior officials from law enforcement agencies and allegedly duped him of Rs 53 lakh.
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"Sorry, I Forgot to Pay": Indian Woman Allegedly Caught Shoplifting At US Store
Details such as her identity, the store's exact location, and the value of the stolen items have not been officially confirmed.
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Kerala Man, 23, 'Hacked' Sensitive Data Accessible To Police, Arrested
A 23-year-old youth was taken into custody by the police for allegedly hacking sensitive data accessible only to law enforcement and telecom agencies, officials said on Saturday.
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Florida School Teacher Placed On Leave Over Using Gender-Neutral Title 'Mx'
The Attorney General urged school officials to "enforce the law and consider disciplinary action".
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Texas Man Who Shot Dead Indian Student At US Gas Station Arrested
The law enforcement officials in the United States arrested the man behind the murder of an Indian student from Hyderabad in Dallas, Texas, last week.
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9 Killed, 4 Injured In Bomb Blast In Pakistan's Peshawar: Report
Nine people were killed and four law enforcement officials were injured after a blast in Peshawar on Thursday (local time), DAWN reported.
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FBI's Kash Patel Gifts Replica Of Banned Guns To New Zealand Police
On a visit to New Zealand, FBI Director Kash Patel gave the country's police and spy bosses gifts of inoperable pistols that were illegal to possess under local gun laws and had to be destroyed, New Zealand law enforcement agencies informed.
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Kash Patel Faces Scrutiny For Mistakenly Detaining Man In Charlie Kirk Case
Kash Patel faced his biggest test yet as FBI director as current and former officials criticized his inaccurate statement that a suspect had been caught in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a prominent ally of President Trump.
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Japan Police "Apologise" For Death Of Innocent Man After Long Detention
Japan's top law enforcement officials apologised to the family of a businessman who was wrongfully arrested and died after a months-long detention.
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"Can't Run Republic Like This": FBI Deputy's Cryptic Post Amid Epstein Row
Deputy Director of the FBI, Dan Bongino, posted a lengthy, cryptic message on his official X account, pledging to uncover "the truth" about the corruption and "political weaponisation" at federal law enforcement that "shocked" him down to his core.
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Shut Risky Tourist Spots During Monsoon: Maharashtra Chief Secretary
Maharashtra Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik has said the safety of tourists needs to be prioritised during the monsoon and dangerous or risky spots should be closed down temporarily.
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Indian Man Who Was Pinned Down At US Airport Had Entered Country Illegally
A man filmed being pinned to the floor and handcuffed by law enforcement officials in the United States has been identified as an Indian national who had illegally entered the country.
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New Jersey Mayor Sues Trump Officials Over Arrest At Immigration Center
The mayor of Newark, New Jersey sued two U.S. law enforcement officials on Tuesday, alleging he was wrongly arrested and prosecuted as part of a politically motivated move by President Donald Trump's administration.
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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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Nagarjuna Reveals His Family Member Was Digitally Arrested For 2 Days
Digital arrest is a growing form of cybercrime in which fraudsters pose as law enforcement officials and hold them hostage to extort money
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Mumbai Businessman Kept Under 'Digital Arrest', Defrauded Of Rs 53 Lakh
A 60-year-old businessman from Mumbai was kept under 'digital arrest' overnight by cyber fraudsters, who posed as senior officials from law enforcement agencies and allegedly duped him of Rs 53 lakh.
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"Sorry, I Forgot to Pay": Indian Woman Allegedly Caught Shoplifting At US Store
Details such as her identity, the store's exact location, and the value of the stolen items have not been officially confirmed.
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Kerala Man, 23, 'Hacked' Sensitive Data Accessible To Police, Arrested
A 23-year-old youth was taken into custody by the police for allegedly hacking sensitive data accessible only to law enforcement and telecom agencies, officials said on Saturday.
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Florida School Teacher Placed On Leave Over Using Gender-Neutral Title 'Mx'
The Attorney General urged school officials to "enforce the law and consider disciplinary action".
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Texas Man Who Shot Dead Indian Student At US Gas Station Arrested
The law enforcement officials in the United States arrested the man behind the murder of an Indian student from Hyderabad in Dallas, Texas, last week.
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9 Killed, 4 Injured In Bomb Blast In Pakistan's Peshawar: Report
Nine people were killed and four law enforcement officials were injured after a blast in Peshawar on Thursday (local time), DAWN reported.
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FBI's Kash Patel Gifts Replica Of Banned Guns To New Zealand Police
On a visit to New Zealand, FBI Director Kash Patel gave the country's police and spy bosses gifts of inoperable pistols that were illegal to possess under local gun laws and had to be destroyed, New Zealand law enforcement agencies informed.
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Kash Patel Faces Scrutiny For Mistakenly Detaining Man In Charlie Kirk Case
Kash Patel faced his biggest test yet as FBI director as current and former officials criticized his inaccurate statement that a suspect had been caught in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a prominent ally of President Trump.
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Japan Police "Apologise" For Death Of Innocent Man After Long Detention
Japan's top law enforcement officials apologised to the family of a businessman who was wrongfully arrested and died after a months-long detention.
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"Can't Run Republic Like This": FBI Deputy's Cryptic Post Amid Epstein Row
Deputy Director of the FBI, Dan Bongino, posted a lengthy, cryptic message on his official X account, pledging to uncover "the truth" about the corruption and "political weaponisation" at federal law enforcement that "shocked" him down to his core.
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Shut Risky Tourist Spots During Monsoon: Maharashtra Chief Secretary
Maharashtra Chief Secretary Sujata Saunik has said the safety of tourists needs to be prioritised during the monsoon and dangerous or risky spots should be closed down temporarily.
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Indian Man Who Was Pinned Down At US Airport Had Entered Country Illegally
A man filmed being pinned to the floor and handcuffed by law enforcement officials in the United States has been identified as an Indian national who had illegally entered the country.
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New Jersey Mayor Sues Trump Officials Over Arrest At Immigration Center
The mayor of Newark, New Jersey sued two U.S. law enforcement officials on Tuesday, alleging he was wrongly arrested and prosecuted as part of a politically motivated move by President Donald Trump's administration.
