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Chess Olympiad Trophy Goes Missing From All India Chess Federation Office
An "embarrassed" All India Chess Federation (AICF) has filed a police complaint after a Chess Olympiad trophy its team won in the last edition of the tournament at home went missing from its office.
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US Ex Cop Convicted In George Floyd Murder Stabbed In Prison: Report
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the death of George Floyd, has been stabbed in federal prison and was seriously injured, the Associated Press said, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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Delhi Police Takes Wrestler To Wrestling Body Chief's Official Residence
Stepping up its probe into sexual harassment allegations against the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief, the Delhi Police on Friday took a woman wrestler to his office here to recreate the sequence of events that led to the alleged crime.
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Two Arrested in Estonia for Cheating Hundreds of Thousands in $575 Million Crypto Fraud Scheme
Authorities in Estonia have arrested two men on suspicion of defrauding $575 million (roughly Rs. 4,700 crore) from hundreds of thousands of people, police said on Monday. The joint operation involved more than 100 police officers, including around 15 US federal agents. According to a statement by the authorities, "invited people to invest in their...
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Man Who Stabbed Belgian Cop To Death Was On Terror Watchlist
The knifeman who fatally stabbed a Brussels police officer before being shot and arrested was already on a watch list maintained by Belgium's terrorism monitoring agency, federal prosecutors said Friday.
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US Ex-Cop Jailed For Over 20 Years For George Floyd's Murder
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of the murder of George Floyd, was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison on Thursday on federal charges.
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Brazil Gets Crypto-Dedicated Investigation Unit to Expedite Probes, Stir Awareness
The public prosecution office of Brazil’s central-western Federal District has launched a cryptocurrency investigation unit called ‘Crypto’. The division will be roping in members of the public ministry, judiciary, and the police to impart education on digital assets.
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2 Years After George Floyd's Death, Biden To Sign Order On Police Reform
George Floyd Death: Two years after African-American George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in a Minneapolis street, President Joe Biden will on Wednesday sign an executive order further regulating federal law enforcement.
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US Ex-Cop Pleads Guilty To Violating George Floyd's Civil Rights: Reports
Derek Chauvin, the white former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering African-American George Floyd, pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal civil rights violations charges in the crime, local media reported.
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"Justice Served": Indian-American Politicians, Groups Welcome George Floyd Verdict
Several Indian-American lawmakers and groups have welcomed the decision of a federal grand jury in Minneapolis holding Derek Chauvin, a former police officer, guilty on all three counts in the death of African American George Floyd.
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George Floyd's Family Sues Minneapolis, Four Officers Over His Death
A trustee for the family of George Floyd, a Black man who died on May 25 after a Minneapolis policeman knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes, sued the city and four police officers in federal court on Wednesday, seeking monetary damages.
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No Charges Against New York Cop In Choking Death Of Black Man
A New York police officer accused of placing a 43-year-old black man in a banned choke hold just before his death in 2014 will not face federal charges, the government said, in a decision slammed by the victim's family as an "insult."
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"Yelling Expletive At Cop Free Speech, Not Grounds For Arrest": US Court
The mere act of yelling an expletive at a police officer is constitutionally protected speech and not grounds for arrest, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.
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Hackers Publish Personal Data of FBI Agents, Police Officers
The hacker claimed to have "over a million data" on employees across several federal agencies and public service organisations in the US.
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Once Questioned In Saradha, Narada Cases, BJP's Mukul Roy Gives His Take
Mukul Roy, the former number two of Mamata Banerjee, who joined the BJP last year, on Monday said the ongoing battle between the Centre and the state is "not good for the federal structure". The police officer at the centre of the controversy - Rajeev Kumar - should not have sat on protest along with the Chief Minister, he said.
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Chess Olympiad Trophy Goes Missing From All India Chess Federation Office
An "embarrassed" All India Chess Federation (AICF) has filed a police complaint after a Chess Olympiad trophy its team won in the last edition of the tournament at home went missing from its office.
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US Ex Cop Convicted In George Floyd Murder Stabbed In Prison: Report
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the death of George Floyd, has been stabbed in federal prison and was seriously injured, the Associated Press said, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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Delhi Police Takes Wrestler To Wrestling Body Chief's Official Residence
Stepping up its probe into sexual harassment allegations against the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief, the Delhi Police on Friday took a woman wrestler to his office here to recreate the sequence of events that led to the alleged crime.
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Two Arrested in Estonia for Cheating Hundreds of Thousands in $575 Million Crypto Fraud Scheme
Authorities in Estonia have arrested two men on suspicion of defrauding $575 million (roughly Rs. 4,700 crore) from hundreds of thousands of people, police said on Monday. The joint operation involved more than 100 police officers, including around 15 US federal agents. According to a statement by the authorities, "invited people to invest in their...
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Man Who Stabbed Belgian Cop To Death Was On Terror Watchlist
The knifeman who fatally stabbed a Brussels police officer before being shot and arrested was already on a watch list maintained by Belgium's terrorism monitoring agency, federal prosecutors said Friday.
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US Ex-Cop Jailed For Over 20 Years For George Floyd's Murder
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of the murder of George Floyd, was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison on Thursday on federal charges.
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Brazil Gets Crypto-Dedicated Investigation Unit to Expedite Probes, Stir Awareness
The public prosecution office of Brazil’s central-western Federal District has launched a cryptocurrency investigation unit called ‘Crypto’. The division will be roping in members of the public ministry, judiciary, and the police to impart education on digital assets.
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2 Years After George Floyd's Death, Biden To Sign Order On Police Reform
George Floyd Death: Two years after African-American George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in a Minneapolis street, President Joe Biden will on Wednesday sign an executive order further regulating federal law enforcement.
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US Ex-Cop Pleads Guilty To Violating George Floyd's Civil Rights: Reports
Derek Chauvin, the white former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering African-American George Floyd, pleaded guilty Wednesday to federal civil rights violations charges in the crime, local media reported.
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"Justice Served": Indian-American Politicians, Groups Welcome George Floyd Verdict
Several Indian-American lawmakers and groups have welcomed the decision of a federal grand jury in Minneapolis holding Derek Chauvin, a former police officer, guilty on all three counts in the death of African American George Floyd.
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George Floyd's Family Sues Minneapolis, Four Officers Over His Death
A trustee for the family of George Floyd, a Black man who died on May 25 after a Minneapolis policeman knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes, sued the city and four police officers in federal court on Wednesday, seeking monetary damages.
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No Charges Against New York Cop In Choking Death Of Black Man
A New York police officer accused of placing a 43-year-old black man in a banned choke hold just before his death in 2014 will not face federal charges, the government said, in a decision slammed by the victim's family as an "insult."
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"Yelling Expletive At Cop Free Speech, Not Grounds For Arrest": US Court
The mere act of yelling an expletive at a police officer is constitutionally protected speech and not grounds for arrest, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.
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Hackers Publish Personal Data of FBI Agents, Police Officers
The hacker claimed to have "over a million data" on employees across several federal agencies and public service organisations in the US.
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Once Questioned In Saradha, Narada Cases, BJP's Mukul Roy Gives His Take
Mukul Roy, the former number two of Mamata Banerjee, who joined the BJP last year, on Monday said the ongoing battle between the Centre and the state is "not good for the federal structure". The police officer at the centre of the controversy - Rajeev Kumar - should not have sat on protest along with the Chief Minister, he said.
