Crime Watch – Newsletter for January 22, 2011

Pakistani public now unconcerned about terrorism: Study

ISLAMABAD – Even though nearly 4,700 people lost their lives to terrorist activities in Pakistan in the first 10 months of 2010, the general public are now showing a remakable lack of concern at the “curse”, a study has revealed.

The study “Trail of Tragedy: A Chronology of Violence in Pakistan 2010″, carried out by … Original article on : Pakistani public now unconcerned about terrorism: Study.

Ann Pettway Receives Arrest Warrant

RALEIGH (GaeaTimes.com)- Police issued an arrest warrant against Ann Pettway, the woman who raised Carlina White after the latter was kidnapped as a baby from Harlem Hospital about two decades ago. Ann Pettway has violated her probation and is supposed to be fleeing the authorities, as reported by the officials in North Carolina, where … Original source on Gaea Times at : Ann Pettway Receives Arrest Warrant.

Canada forfeits assets of two Tamil groups

TORONTO – Canada’s Federal Court has ordered the forfeiture of properties of two Tamil non-profit organisations for raising millions of dollars to support the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) that was banned here in 2006.

Under the court order, the World Tamil Movement of Ontario and the World Tamil Movement of Quebec will forfeit …. Read the original article  : Canada forfeits assets of two Tamil groups.

No dialogue till Pakistan stops terrorism: Gadkari

BEIJING – Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Nitin Gadkari Saturday said his party favoured resumption of the India-Pakistan dialogue, but only after Islamabad dismantled all terrorist training camps in its territory and stopped cross-border terrorism from its soil.

Speaking to Indian journalists in Beijing, Gadkari said Pakistan has failed to take action against the … Read this article on Gaea Times at : No dialogue till Pakistan stops terrorism: Gadkari.

US judge upholds verdict against Guantanamo detainee

NEW YORK – The US judge who presided over the first civilian trial of a Guantanamo detainee has rejected a defence request to toss out the single-count guilty verdict against Ahmed Ghailani, news reports said Friday.

A jury last year found Ghailani guilty of only one count and exonerated him of 284 others sought by … Original article on : US judge upholds verdict against Guantanamo detainee.

Police officer warns ICRC, MSF on treating Maoists

RAIPUR – A senior police officer in Chhattisgarh said Friday that he has cautioned the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) about possible prosecution if they continued treating Maoists.

“I don’t welcome the ICRC and the MSF treating Maoists in Dantewada district who are actually killing police and civilians … Read : Police officer warns ICRC, MSF on treating Maoists.

Chhattisgarh police warn ICRC, MSF on treating Maoists

RAIPUR – A senior police officer in Chhattisgarh said Friday that he has cautioned the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) about possible prosecution if they continued treating Maoists.

“I don’t welcome the ICRC and the MSF treating Maoists in Dantewada district who are actually killing police and civilians … Read more »»».

Luigi Manocchio Arrested

PROVIDENCE (GaeaTimes.com)- People who always had an interest in the more murkier and grim side of what we call ‘underworld’ must be well acquainted with the name of Luigi Manocchio. He had remained a very famous name where New England’s Patriarca Crime Family is involved. He was once the leader of the New England …. Source article  : Luigi Manocchio Arrested.

Dara Singh Serves Lifetime Imprisonment

NEW DELHI, INDIA (GaeaTimes.com)- The Supreme Court rejected the CBI plea, that advocated death penalty to Dara Singh. Instead the highest judicial organization of India has declared that the prime accused of the Graham Staines murder case, should be sentenced to a lifetime imprisonment, going by the decision of the Orissa High Court.
When Graham …. Source  : Gaea News Network.