Tag: court
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Court bars Asutifi North MP from leaving Accra over NAIMOS
Background: MP in the spotlight over NAIMOS allegations The Accra High Court has restricted the movement of the Member of Parliament for Asutifi North, Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, in connection with allegations that he was involved in an attack on the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) task force. The ruling, issued in a formal bail…
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Cork man faces multiple charges after incident at Kerry hotel and possession offenses
Overview of the case A Cork man appeared in court today on multiple charges linked to an incident at a Kerry hotel and subsequent offenses. Henry Foott, 31, of Newbury, Mallow, was brought before the court amid allegations that he acted in a threatening manner toward hotel staff. The case also includes accusations arising from…
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Cork man Henry Foott: court case over hotel incident
Overview A Cork man faced court proceedings related to an incident at a Kerry hotel, with police alleging threatening behaviour toward staff and additional charges tied to possession of controlled substances. The case highlights the range of offenses that can arise from a single incident, from public order concerns to drug possession. Who is involved…
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Judge Called a ‘Bastard’ as He Jails Man for 21 Years: Inside the Rice Lane Drug Dealing Fraternity Case
Overview of the Case A dramatic courtroom moment and a lengthy prison sentence highlighted a case tied to a gang-like operation described by prosecutors as the “Rice Lane drug dealing fraternity.” The proceedings culminated in a 21-year jail term for a key offender, with jurors and witnesses detailing a tense trail of drug dealing, weapons…
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Petaling Jaya: Mother Found Guilty of Neglect Involving Autistic Son
Petaling Jaya Court Convicts Mother of Neglect The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court has found Ismanira Abdul Manaf, the mother of six-year-old autistic boy Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matin, guilty of neglecting her son in a manner likely to cause him physical harm. The verdict marks a significant development in a case that drew attention to the…
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Mother of Zayn Rayyan Found Guilty of Neglect in Court
Summary of the Verdict The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court has found Ismanira Abdul Manaf, the mother of six-year-old autistic boy Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matin, guilty of neglecting her son in a manner likely to cause him physical harm. The court delivered its verdict two years after the alleged neglect took place, marking a significant development…
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Three Men Jailed for Manslaughter of Tom Niland in West Sligo Home Attack
Significant sentences for a brutal West Sligo incident Three men were sentenced to terms between 14 and 15 years for the manslaughter of farmer Tom Niland, who died 20 months after a vicious attack in his home in west Sligo. The case, described by the presiding judge as a “savage” and planned assault on an…
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Updates from Court: Michael Ormandy Sentenced for Murder of Rebekah Campbell
Overview of the case and verdict Jurors have delivered a unanimous verdict in the murder trial of Michael Ormandy, the 34-year-old from Linacre Lane, Litherland. Ormandy was found guilty of murdering his girlfriend, Rebekah Campbell, who was 32 years old at the time of her death. The verdict came after two hours and 16 minutes…
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Updates from court as Michael Ormandy sentenced for murder of Rebekah Campbell
Sentence awaited after murder conviction The courtroom mood was tense as the sentencing hearing for 34-year-old Michael Ormandy proceeded on the day after he was found guilty of the murder of his girlfriend, Rebekah Campbell. Ormandy, of Linacre Lane in Litherland, was convicted by a jury on Wednesday, October 15, following a two-hour and 16-minute…
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Hull funeral home director pleads guilty to fraud
Overview of the case A Hull funeral home director has admitted to a series of fraud offences, marking a dramatic turn in a case that has shocked families and the wider community. Robert Bush, 47, pleaded guilty to 36 counts of fraud centered on misleading the families of the deceased. The pleas relate to practices…