Nine-year-old Australian girl Hania Ahmed was killed in a police shooting in Pakistan's Punjab province after armed robbers confronted her family. Police reportedly opened fire on the family's fleeing car, hitting Hania and her brother. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for a thorough investigation.
Nine-year-old Australian girl Hania Ahmed was killed by police gunfire in Pakistan's Punjab province after armed robbers confronted her family. Police claim robbers fired first, but an investigation is underway into the newly formed crime control department (CCD) after footage suggested officers opened fire on the family's fleeing vehicle.
Two additional men, aged 19 and 21, have been charged with murder and other offenses in connection with the alleged kidnapping and murder of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian in Sydney. His remains were found after an 11-day search.
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A nine-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was killed by police in Pakistan's Punjab province when officers from a new crime control unit opened fire with machine guns during a robbery. Her father, Adeel Ahmed, is demanding justice and for the controversial police wing to be reformed.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese has called for a transparent investigation into the death of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, who was shot by police in Pakistan. Conflicting accounts exist regarding the incident, which occurred during an armed robbery.
A 10-year-old girl, Hania, was killed and her father and brother injured when a Punjab police officer mistakenly shot at them, believing they were fleeing suspects. The officer has been arrested and remanded in custody.
A young Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was mistakenly shot dead by a Pakistani police officer during a robbery incident in Punjab province. The officer discharged his weapon after suspects fired at him, leading to the tragic death of the girl and injuries to her father and brother. The robbers were later killed in a separate encounter.
A Pakistani police officer has been arrested after mistakenly shooting dead Hania Ahmed, a young Australian girl on holiday with her family in Punjab province. The incident occurred during a robbery where the girl's family was taken hostage. The officer fired his weapon, believing the suspects were fleeing in the victims' car, tragically hitting Hania and injuring her father and brother. The robbers were later killed in a separate police encounter.
Tushinsky District Court in Moscow has arrested David Ismailov in connection with the robbery and murder of a woman on Stroginsky Boulevard. The court also extended the detention of three other defendants in the case.
Six men have been arrested for attempting to rob a precious metal buyer in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Two of the arrested individuals, Kazuhiro Uetake and Daiki Sudo, have been re-arrested for their involvement in a robbery and assault case in Katsushika Ward and a residential intrusion case in Koganei City.
Four Bangladeshi men were arrested in Gurgaon for a house robbery and hostage situation where a family was held at gunpoint and valuables worth Rs 9 lakh were stolen. The accused, with multiple prior criminal cases, sustained injuries while attempting to flee arrest.
A man was allegedly bound, threatened with a weapon-like object, and forced to give up his bank details before being drugged. Police are investigating, but no arrests have been made. Charges include aggravated robbery, unlawful detention, and aggravated assault.
Tokyo police arrested three men, including a 42-year-old identified as Makoto Kitahara, in connection with the theft of over 400 million yen in cash from a suitcase on a Ueno street. The incident occurred on January 29th, and police have now arrested a total of ten individuals.
A joint task force will re-arrest six individuals, including four teenage boys and a couple suspected of directing the crime, for attempted robbery-murder of the victim's sons in a case in Kamikawa Town, Tochigi Prefecture.
In Tokyo, a woman carrying ¥21.85 million was robbed. Two months later, police arrested the alleged robber, the woman who was robbed, and a bystander who pursued the robber, all Chinese nationals, on suspicion of robbery and assault.
Japan's Foreign Ministry ordered the revocation of a passport for Kazuhiko Masuda, 48, a suspect in a robbery-murder case in Tochigi Prefecture where a woman was killed. Masuda is believed to be hiding in Southeast Asia via China.
A bank robbery and hostage situation is ongoing, with police, FBI, and medical services on site. Negotiators have made contact, and one hostage has been released. The motive is unknown.
Tokyo police arrested three men, including a Sumiyoshi-kai gang executive, for allegedly stealing ¥423 million in cash from a suitcase in Ueno. The money was being transported to Hong Kong for gold purchases, suggesting a leak of information.
A 45-year-old woman was robbed of S$50,000 after arranging a currency exchange via a messaging app. She met two men at a hotel near Bayfront Avenue, Singapore, where the incident occurred.
A 45-year-old woman was robbed of S$50,000 after arranging a currency exchange online. She met a man near Bayfront Avenue, Singapore, and was taken to a hotel room where a second man was waiting. The police are investigating.
Nara Prefectural Police arrested a 19-year-old vocational school student from Kyoto on suspicion of robbery resulting in injury and trespassing. He is believed to be a recruiter for a "tokuryu" (anonymous/fluid crime group) and allegedly conspired with three high school students to assault a woman in her 70s and steal a pouch.
A 49-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for repeated theft and robbery offenses committed while on probation. He also received a 10-year electronic tagging order and a 400,000 won restitution order.
DeenTheGreat, a streamer and influencer boxer, was arrested in Miami-Dade County for felony attempted robbery after a woman claimed he tried to take her phone during a yacht party livestream with Adrien Broner.
