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Felix Bingui denies drug baron label at Marseille trial
Felix 'Le Chat' Bingui told a Marseille court he made efforts to leave crime, denying he is a drug baron.
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World
Interpol Operation Ramz: 201 Arrested, 382 Suspects Identified
Interpol-led Operation Ramz resulted in 201 arrests and 382 suspects identified across 13 Middle Eastern countries, targeting cybercrime.
Entertainment
Two Murder Mysteries with Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Scores
Two recent murder mystery shows have achieved 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, offering gripping crime dramas.
Politics
FIR Filed Against Abhishek Banerjee for Election Speeches
An FIR was registered against Abhishek Banerjee at Bidhannagar Cyber Crime PS over alleged provocative speeches during the 2026 West Bengal polls.
Politics
Iraq convicts Saddam-era torturer in Baghdad court
An Iraqi court convicted a former official from Saddam Hussein's regime for torture and crimes against humanity.
Technology
Laptop Theft Risk Map: Coffee Shop Fears
Vouch Atlas survey maps perceived laptop theft risk in coffee shops globally, based on user fear, not crime data.
Politics
Trump admin targets 12 for denaturalization
The Trump administration announced it is seeking to revoke citizenship of 12 foreign-born Americans for alleged crimes.
Entertainment
Brooke Shields Probes Murder in Acorn TV's 'You're Killing Me'
Brooke Shields stars in Acorn TV's mystery series 'You're Killing Me', premiering May 2026, as a true crime podcaster investigating a murder.
Entertainment
Hong Ling Calls Husband Nick Teo for Emotional Drama Scenes
Actress Hong Ling relies on husband Nick Teo for emotional support while filming crime drama 'In His Hands'.
Politics
Heavy Sentences Sought for DZ Mazia Gang Leaders
Prosecutors have requested life sentences for two alleged leaders of the DZ Mazia gang in a major French organized crime trial.
World
Where Italian Mafia Fugitives Hide Abroad
Italian organized crime fugitives have long sought refuge in France, Spain, South America, and the UAE to evade justice.
Politics
Legal Limits on Criticizing the Supreme Court
While public criticism of the Supreme Court is protected speech, threats or intimidation against justices are federal crimes.