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Japanese bus driver admits he ‘misjudged speed’ before crash that killed teenaged student
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8.5.2026

Japanese bus driver admits he ‘misjudged speed’ before crash that killed teenaged student

Japanese police have arrested a bus driver on suspicion of negligent driving after a crash on a Fukushima expressway killed a high school student on Wednesday, as investigators look into whether he was speeding and driving without the proper license required to carry passengers for hire. On Friday morning, Fukushima prefectural police searched bus operator Kanbara Tetsudo in Gosen, Niigata prefecture. The arrested driver, Tetsuo Wakayama, 68, told investigators after his arrest on Thursday that...

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Japanese police search Northern Alps for 2 missing climbers, 1 a Hongkonger
NACHRICHT
5.5.2026

Japanese police search Northern Alps for 2 missing climbers, 1 a Hongkonger

Japanese police have dispatched a rescue team to the country’s Northern Alps to search for two missing climbers, including a 30-year-old man from Hong Kong, after they were stranded on treacherous slopes. Gifu Prefecture police on Tuesday confirmed that a team of four rescuers, comprising police officers and civilian experts, set out from the mountain base at dawn in an attempt to reach the duo on foot, according to local media. A disaster prevention helicopter from neighbouring Nagano...

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SCMP Economy
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Police search religious group headquarters in Cheshire over alleged sexual offences, forced marriage and modern slavery
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Crime·3.5.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Police search religious group headquarters in Cheshire over alleged sexual offences, forced marriage and modern slavery

Cheshire Police have completed searches at the headquarters of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light in Crewe after raiding three properties on Wednesday. Ten people (seven men, three women) were arrested over allegations of serious sexual offences, forced marriage and modern slavery involving one female victim, alleged to have occurred in 2023. All arrested individuals, of various nationalities including British, Mexican, Italian, American, Spanish, German, Swedish and Egyptian, have been released on conditional bail. Twenty-five others were charged with public order offences unrelated to the investigation. Police stressed the investigation focuses on the allegations, not religion.

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BBC UK News
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Police Search for Man After Five-Year-Old Girl Abducted from Aboriginal Camp in Alice Springs
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Crime·27.4.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Police Search for Man After Five-Year-Old Girl Abducted from Aboriginal Camp in Alice Springs

Australian police are searching for a 47-year-old man after a five-year-old girl identified as Sharon was allegedly abducted from an Aboriginal town camp in Alice Springs. Jefferson Lewis, who was recently released from prison and staying at the Old Timers camp, vanished around the same time the child was last seen Saturday night. The girl was put to bed just before midnight wearing a dark blue T-shirt with white ring around the neck and sleeves and black boxer-style underwear. Dozens of searchers with dog squad, drone unit and helicopter are scouring the area.

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BBC World
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South Korean Man Arrested for AI-Generated Fake Wolf Image That Obstructed Police Search
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24.4.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

South Korean Man Arrested for AI-Generated Fake Wolf Image That Obstructed Police Search

A 40-year-old South Korean man was arrested for creating an AI-generated fake image of Neukgu, a runaway two-year-old wolf from Daejeon zoo, that obstructed a major police search operation. The fake photo showing the wolf at an intersection prompted authorities to issue an emergency text alert and divert search resources to the wrong area. The wolf, critical to a breeding program to revive South Korea's extinct wolf population, was safely returned after nine days. The man faces up to five years in prison.

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Ars Technica
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