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Cop Seen Punching Woman In The Head; Onlookers Told Her "Stop Resisting"
In the video, which Wildwood Police Chief Robert Regalbuto called "alarming," two officers are seen trying to subdue a woman, whom police have identified as Emily Weinman, a 20-year-old from Philadelphia. One of the officers punches Weinman's head at least twice, and she screams and flails as the other officer tries to pin her legs to the sand.
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US Citizen Arrested In Hyderabad For Allegedly Circulating Child Porn
A 42-year-old US citizen was arrested in Hyderabad for allegedly circulating child pornography on the internet, police said. The accused James Kirk Jones from New Jersy was working as a linguistic expert at a law firm in the city since 2012.
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2 Indians Charged With Visa Fraud In New Jersey
Two Indians in the US state of New Jersey have been charged with visa fraud for recruiting foreign nationals at a "pay to stay" college where they maintained their clients' student visa status with full-time work authorisations without having to attend classes.
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Seven Indian students on NASA tour yet to return
Seven school children, who were part of a 50-member group that had gone to NASA on a 10-day educational tour, are yet to return even as the trip is over.
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Cop Seen Punching Woman In The Head; Onlookers Told Her "Stop Resisting"
In the video, which Wildwood Police Chief Robert Regalbuto called "alarming," two officers are seen trying to subdue a woman, whom police have identified as Emily Weinman, a 20-year-old from Philadelphia. One of the officers punches Weinman's head at least twice, and she screams and flails as the other officer tries to pin her legs to the sand.
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US Citizen Arrested In Hyderabad For Allegedly Circulating Child Porn
A 42-year-old US citizen was arrested in Hyderabad for allegedly circulating child pornography on the internet, police said. The accused James Kirk Jones from New Jersy was working as a linguistic expert at a law firm in the city since 2012.
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2 Indians Charged With Visa Fraud In New Jersey
Two Indians in the US state of New Jersey have been charged with visa fraud for recruiting foreign nationals at a "pay to stay" college where they maintained their clients' student visa status with full-time work authorisations without having to attend classes.
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Seven Indian students on NASA tour yet to return
Seven school children, who were part of a 50-member group that had gone to NASA on a 10-day educational tour, are yet to return even as the trip is over.
