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London cop fired for rape despite 'insufficient evidence' to prosecute An officer with London's Metropolitan Police ('the Met') has been fired for raping a woman, despite the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) declining to prosecute after saying there was insufficient evidence to prove the offence. The CPS would have to back the case up beyond reasonable doubt before a court, but the Met's internal hearing considered only the balance of probabilities. [ML] [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more...		Crime and law in the news ± Ecuadorian police break into the Mexican embassy in Quito Massachusetts State Police Marine Unit pull body from the Charles River in Boston U.S. Supreme Court restores presidential candidate Donald Trump to Colorado ballot US government sues SpaceX, claims hiring discrimination against asylees Georgia grand jury indicts former US President Trump, alleging 'conspiracy to unlawfully change outcome' of 2020 presidential election US Supreme Court blocks stay on federal regulation on privately made firearms Former US President Donald Trump pleads not guilty over alleged attempts to 'subvert' 2020 presidential election results U.S. federal judge upholds Oregon Ballot Measure 114 gun permit requirement, magazine regulations Mark Rutte Dutch caretaker cabinet announces election in November Twitter threatens to sue Meta over rival app Threads » Older news
Robbery suspect flees on riding mower After allegedly robbing a convenience store yesterday morning in Aiken County, South Carolina, United States, a man fled the scene on a riding lawnmower. Police apprehended the suspect near the scene. [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more...	London fire extinguisher throw suspect bailed An 18-year-old UK student suspected of throwing a fire extinguisher from the roof of the headquarters of the Conservative Party ('Tories'), 30 Millbank, London, was arrested on Monday. [ ± ] - Image credit - Read more...
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