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Science is being unkind to criminals yet again with the invention of the new nanotechnology tagging system. These ‘nanotags’ sized at just 30 microns in diameter such that they attach themselves to any smooth surface, such as human skin, that...
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Filed under: News Some industrial action is definitely better than others. When your train is canceled? Not very good. When a cop pulls you over for breaking the speed...
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We often come across male criminals in our city. We rarely hear about lady criminals. Few decades ago women usually trapped by the policemen were the call girls. Their...
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The two robbery suspects had already been viciously beaten, their swollen faces stained with rivulets of red. One of them could no longer sit up, and only the need to...
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At the rate rape is gaining prominence in media, I wonder if it should be designated as national/most popular sport (at least among male). Forget ladies even...
made popular Jun 25 2009
After successive governments campaigning on and then implementing “tough on crime” policies, New Zealand has achieved one of the highest per-capita incarceration...
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Historically, South Australia of emus...
made popular Jun 21 2009
Filed under: Celebrity Fifteen years ago this week, O.J. Simpson decided not to honour the agreement he had made to turn himself in for the double murder of Nicole...
made popular Jun 17 2009
Filed under: News, Weird For the record, no one who works at Asylum is a drugs mule. But if we were hypothetically to bring illegal stuff into a country we’d at...
made popular Jun 16 2009
Filed under: News, Weird A Twitter user who announced to the world that his house was empty and unguarded is scouring through the site for clues after he was...
made popular Jun 14 2009
Filed under: Food, News, Weird With all the TV drama attention paid to the criminal element of Melbourne in the past year, you’d think the place was full of...
made popular Jun 11 2009
USA Today runs the AP story about Israel Hyman who twittered on his vacation and got his home burglarized. Twitter is blamed, because with constant updates on where...
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The prevailing law and order situation and terrorism in the country have caused a notable rise in the sale of security gadgets. Homes, offices, hotels, and shops are...
made popular Jun 5 2009
India—you have no future! Here is the headline from a newspaper, the sort of headline that has us wringing our hands in despair. Threats to judges, government lawyers...
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Update 13th May 2009: Got a call from the terror agents treating us not complain and keep quiet in return they will close this case. My dad told them bring it on. No...
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AP, Portage
Police arrested a northwestern Indiana man on charges that he set a fire at his mother’s home and tried to make look like a hate crime by spray-painting a racial...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Hebron
When Nasser Qaout went to investigate strange sounds in his sheep pen late at night, a gang of armed thieves shot him in the leg and made off with half his flock.
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AP, Houston
A Texas man who spent 22 years in prison for a rape that forensic tests now suggest he did not commit is expected to be freed.
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He also used to feed her acid. After all, he wanted a son. To demonstrate how rampant acid attacks against women and children are in Muslim-majority Bangladesh,...
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AP, Mexico City
President Barack Obama says cracking down on drug and gun trafficking is a realistic goal in his partnership with Mexico.
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