Scenes from South Dakota
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Scenes from South Dakota
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The content originally appeared on: INews Guyana
Post by @iNewsGuyana.
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Misié Sadik a enflammé la scène du centre culturel Félix Proto
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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles
CONCERT
Dimanche 21 Août 2022 – 05h32
Un Misié Sadik au mieux de sa forme face à un public déchainé. – MSK
Il était attendu en Guadeloupe après sa tournée dans l’Hexagone et un passage en Martinique, Misié Sadik a mis le feu samedi soir aux Abymes. Un concert événement à retrouver dans votre quotidien du lundi 22 août 2022.
Une salle pleine à craquer pour un concert multigénérationnel.
– MSK
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Jamaican lottery scammer gets over 13-year sentence in US Loop Jamaica
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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News
A 29-year-old Jamaican man has been sentenced to over 13 years in a United States prison for being one of the masterminds behind an international lottery scheme which defrauded several elderly Americans.
David Odean McIntosh was sentenced on Tuesday by United States District Judge Raner C. Collins to 160 months in prison.
In addition, the judge ordered the convict to pay approximately US$1.8 million in restitution.
The United States Department of Justice, in a release on Friday, said McIntosh was previously found guilty by a federal jury of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
Evidence presented in court suggested that between 2013 and 2018, McIntosh was one of the leaders of an international fraud ring that targeted thousands of elderly victims in the United States.
Jamaican-based scammers and others called elderly victims, claiming the victims had won a lottery or other prize.
To receive their winnings, the victims were told that they must first pay money for taxes and fees.
The fraudsters provided some victims with phony letters claiming to be from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that threatened to seize their assets if they failed to pay.
McIntosh’s role in the scheme, according to the US Justice Department, was to distribute “lead lists,” which contained the names and personal information of thousands of primarily elderly individuals for the scammers to contact and lure into the scheme.
In addition, McIntosh also conspired to launder portions of the fraudulent proceeds.
The IRS – Criminal Investigation, Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Postal Inspection Service, Homeland Security Investigations, US Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, and the Diplomatic Security Service conducted the investigation in the case.
Following the probe’s completion, McIntosh was arrested and formally charged.
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Real Boss looks hard to beat at Caymanas Loop Jamaica
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Trainer Spencer Chung and Lakeland Farms look set to clinch a weekend feature-race double with imported runners following RACE CAR’s win in Saturday’s Arthur Jones Memorial at six furlongs.
The connections’ maiden filly, REAL BOSS, will be hard to beat at a mile in Sunday’s Caymanas Park 1959 feature race against native-breds, who haven’t won two races.
Fitted with blinkers when out for the third time on August 6, REAL BOSS closed fast to get within a length of Saturday’s return winner, PERFECT BREW, at seven furlongs after being hindered at the start and racing near the rear in a big 13-horse field.
Racing wide down the backstretch and into the straight, REAL BOSS lost ground off the turn, whereas PERFECT BREW got a perfect run just off the rail to quickly tackle UNRULY DUDE and EL CID battling on the lead.
PERFECT BREW caught UNRULY DUDE a half-furlong out before REAL BOSS came with her late challenge for second, finishing well clear of UNRULY DUDE and EL CID in third and fourth, respectively.
EL CID and UNRULY DUDE are among the 10-horse field with an additional furlong to travel other quick runners such as D HEAD CORNERSTONE and PRINCE SANJAY.
PERFECT BREW returned on Saturday to beat stablemate POWER RANKING and GOLDEN WATTLE at seven and a half furlongs in his first run among non-winners of three races, which should result in REAL BOSS starting as favourite to frank the form.
Reyan Lewis has been summoned by Chung to replace Cardenas who is out for the weekend.
The Caymanas Park 1959 is the eighth of nine races scheduled. First post is 12:30 pm.
CAYMANAS PARK TIPS – SUNDAY, AUGUST 21
Race 1 – 600m St
Okahumpa (1)
Race 2 – 1600m
Hot Ice (2)
Race 3 -1100m
Commandante Lunar (6)
—-Race 4 – 1100m
Shrewsbury Norm (2)
Race 5 – 1000m St
Big Argument (9)
ace 6 -1000m St
Another Bullet (11)
Race 7 – 900m St
Storm Valley (3)
Race 8 – 1600m
Real Boss (5)
Race 9 – 1820m
Great Britt (9)
BETS OF THE DAY
Race 2 – 1600m
Hot Ice (2)
Race 3 -1100m
Commandante Lunar (6)
Race 5 – 1000m St
Big Argument (9)
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St Catherine’s most wanted remanded on two murder charges Loop Jamaica
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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News
Rudolph Shaw, St Catherine’s most wanted man who fled to the Cayman Islands where he led armed police on a dramatic chase before being held, is to return to court on September 7.
When Shaw appeared in the St Catherine Parish Court on Friday, he was remanded in custody.
The matter was then transferred to the Corporate Area Gun Court, where it is to be heard on September 7.
Shaw has been charged with the murder of 59-year-old Wilfred O’Connor, a carpenter of St John’s Road in Spanish Town, St Catherine.
The carpenter was among five persons who were shot by armed men on September 29, 2021.
Shaw has since been slapped with an additional murder charge relative to the death of 60-year-old Clinton Davis, who is also from St John’s Road in Spanish Town.
The accused was also remanded in police custody on that charge.
Shaw has been in custody in Jamaica since his return to the island on July 27.
He was wanted in connection with multiple murders and several shootings in St Catherine, and was considered to be one of the most wanted men in both police divisions in the parish when he fled the country.
The then wanted man surfaced in the Cayman Islands in July. After some coordination between law enforcement agencies in Jamaica and Cayman, a manhunt was started for him.
On July 8, personnel from the Cayman Islands’ Firearms Response Unit travelling in a marked service vehicle, approached a vehicle with two occupants, one of whom was Shaw.
Police captured Shaw and he was escorted to Jamaica on July 27, 2022 by CBC and Royal Cayman Islands Police Service personnel.
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The United States Cracks Down On Gun Smuggling To The Caribbean – St. Lucia Times News
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The United States has announced a crackdown on illegal gun trafficking to Haiti and the Caribbean.
On Wednesday Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Miami disclosed efforts to curb the increased flow of weapons, weapon parts, and ammunition to the region.
According to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement release Anthony Salisbury, special agent in charge of HSI Miami, along with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) partners made the disclosure.
“HSI and our partners will investigate and seek to prosecute any individuals involved in illegal arms trafficking,” the release quoted Salisbury as saying.
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“Today we make it very clear that the United States, and in particular south Florida, is not open for business regarding the illegal trafficking of weapons,” Salisbury stated.
HSI has reported a substantial increase in the number of weapons, along with a serious increase in the caliber and type of firearms, being illegally trafficked.
Some of those weapons include .50 caliber sniper rifles, 308 rifles, and a belt-fed machine gun.
“In the wrong hands, these weapons could cause mass casualties. Because of this, HSI and counterparts within DHS, Department of Commerce, ATF (Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives), Miami Dade Police Department (MDPD), and the US Attorney for Southern District of Florida are vigorously pursuing this issue and implementing countermeasures,” U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement release noted.
” These measures include extra resources within HSI Miami, primarily through our Border Enforcement Security Taskforce (BEST) groups, charged with combating emerging and existing Transnational Criminal Organizations and increased inspections of U.S. export shipments to ensure compliance with federal export laws,” it observed.
The release said agencies are also leveraging information developed from investigations and partnerships with foreign customs officials and police to target shipments and individuals that may be engaged in smuggling.
“These efforts not only concern the physical movement of illegal weapons but also the financial flows that support this illicit activity,” it explained.
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Ayudan a sujeto que se quedó sin gasolina y le roban el carro en Naguabo
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The content originally appeared on: Radio Isla TV
Un hombre que ayudó a un sujeto que supuestamente se quedó sin gasolina en la carretera perdió su auto, a eso de las 4:00 de la madrugada del domingo, en la gasolinera Gulf del barrio Santiago y Lima en Naguabo, informó la Policía.
Según el reporte preliminar, el hombre ayudó a un desconocido que le pidió que lo llevara a la estación de gasolina. Al llegar a la gasolinera, el perjudicado se bajó de su vehículo Toyota Corolla, color gris, año 2012, con tablilla JTL-190 y lo dejó encendido.
El desconocido al ayudó se movió hacia el lado del conductor y se marchó en dicho vehículo.
El agente Edwin Sánchez adscrito a la División de Vehículos Hurtados de Humacao, del Negociado de la Policía de Puerto Rico se hizo cargo de la investigación.
La Policía exhorta a la ciudadanía no montar personas extrañas o desconocidos en su vehículo. También, cuando se desmonte de su vehículo saque la llave del área del encendido y cierre su auto.
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32ème de finale pour les cadets Guadeloupéens
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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles
Pétanque
Marie-France Grugeaux Etna
Dimanche 21 Août 2022 – 10h23
de gauche à droite : Tom Despraux, Noah Lefebvre Mathis Rancé et de leur coach René William
– MFGE
Le 20 août dernier s’ouvrait les championnats de France triplettes cadet de pétanque, à Bourg Saint Andéol, en Ardèche. Cette année la Guadeloupe est représentée.
L’équipe est composée de Tom Despraux, Noah Lefebvre, Mathis Rancé, âgés de 13 ans, encadrée par leur coach, René William. Déterminés, ils ont joué contre des ados issus de l’ensemble du territoire national, parfois de deux ans leurs ainés. Le début de la rencontre, le samedi 20 aout, s’annonce sous les meilleurs hospices avec deux belles victoires contre les Alpes de Haute Provence et la Sarthe. Mais en 32 ème de finale, nos jeunes Guadeloupéens ont la malchance de tomber contre les Alpes Maritimes, lesquels ont gagné la Marseillaise, autant dire que c’est du « lourd ». Notre trio se donne à fonds en sachant que la partie est d’un très haut niveau et malgré quelques belles attaques et des arrondis bien sentis, ils doivent finalement tirer leur révérence.
de gauche à droite : Noah Lefebvre, Tom Despraux, et Mathis Rancé – MFGE
Historiquement, Jean François Bordarie fut l’un des rares cadets guadeloupéens retenu en équipe de France. C’est même le seul joueur de haut niveau que compte la Guadeloupe jusqu’à présent. Mais la relève se prépare. Et si depuis 4 ans, la Guadeloupe n’avait pas été représentée aux championnats de France cadets, la dernière fois en 2017 l’équipe avait fini en demi-finale du championnat de France.
Moment de détente au pont de Vallon Pont d’Arc la veille du championnat – MFGE
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Un homme interpellé et placé en garde à vue
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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles
Contrôles routiers
Dimanche 21 Août 2022 – 05h15
Contrôle routier aux Abymes – Police Nationale
Vendredi soir, un contrôle routier a été mis en place par les effectifs de police de la Direction territoriale de la police nationale de la Guadeloupe. Cette opération destinée à lutter contre les rodéos urbains a été mise en place sur le boulevard Marsin aux Abymes. Au cours de ce contrôle, un automobiliste a tenté de se soustraire au contrôle. L’usage d’une herse stop-stick par les policiers a contraint le chauffeur à immobiliser son véhicule, après avoir percuté une glissière de sécurité en béton.
8 véhicules ont été contrôlés et les infractions suivantes ont été relevées : un défaut de contrôle technique, une conduite sous l’empire d’un état alcoolique, deux refus d’obtempérer. En tout 33 excès de vitesse ont été dressés et un individu a même été interpellé et placé en garde à vue. Plus d’informations dans votre édition de ce lundi 22 août 2022.
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