Northern Grampians Shire Council (NGSC) in west Victoria has refused community calls to install CCTV in high-crime locations like a skate park, citing human rights privacy concerns. Despite using cameras at council workplaces, NGSC claims public safety is Victoria Police's responsibility.
A 27-year-old woman, Snehal Sawant, was critically injured after being stabbed multiple times in the neck and waist in Palghar, Maharashtra. The incident, captured on CCTV, occurred Friday evening near Gold Cinema. Police suspect a personal dispute and are searching for the absconding accused.
A CCTV clip shows a masked woman entering a residential building in Govindpuri, New Delhi, shortly before a deadly fire broke out, killing three family members. Investigators are analyzing her movements to determine her relevance to the incident.
A cashier at a medical store in Chandigarh's Sector 11, Janki Das, was shot dead by two masked men on Saturday afternoon. The assailants fired multiple rounds before fleeing on a motorcycle with an accomplice. The motive remains unknown, and an investigation is underway.
Jet skiers are reportedly speeding up to four times the limit in Conwy harbour, with children on board. A Harbour Master noted riders removing registration plates to evade CCTV cameras, despite clear warning signs and patrols.
Wang Chuqin, newly elected captain of China's men's table tennis team, describes his role as 'incredibly difficult' with 'nowhere to retreat' but sees it as a growth opportunity, drawing inspiration from predecessor Ma Long.
Alleged toll dodgers caused chaos at the Luharli Toll Plaza in Greater Noida, India, by refusing to pay fees, breaking a barrier, and speeding away. They also allegedly assaulted staff. Police are investigating using CCTV footage.
Fitness trainer Kapil Redhu was shot dead outside his gym in Hansi, Haryana, by two assailants on a motorcycle. CCTV footage captured the brazen attack, and the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility.
South Korea will ban cell phone use for ferry navigators and mandate CCTV installation in wheelhouses to prevent maritime accidents, following the grounding of the Queenzeniuia2 ferry. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced a "Ferry Accident Recurrence Prevention Innovation Strategy."
Two unidentified men on a bike fired shots at the glass of singer Guru Randhawa's gym in Delhi's Paschim Vihar area. Police are investigating the incident, examining CCTV footage, and have formed multiple teams to apprehend the suspects. No injuries were reported.
A unique 24-carat gold merino sheep trophy, valued at $100,000, was stolen from the Tasmanian Wool Centre in Ross last December. The Launceston City Council, which owned the trophy, received the insurance payout.
A unique 24-carat gold merino sheep trophy, valued at $100,000 and on loan from the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, was stolen from the Tasmanian Wool Centre in Ross last December. Despite CCTV footage and a reward, the Ermenegildo Zegna Perpetual Trophy remains unrecovered.
A 21-year-old woman was allegedly assaulted by an intoxicated Delhi Police constable in Gurgaon. The constable entered her society, threatened her family, and issued a rape threat to her younger sister. He was arrested and his bail application was dismissed.
China successfully launched 201 satellites into orbit on a Zhuque-2E rocket from the Gobi Desert. The mission included a direct-to-cell test satellite and one from China Mobile, expanding the Qianfan constellation.
China's maritime authorities detected two Japanese surveillance aircraft southeast of Taiwan on Monday, prompting increased patrols. The aircraft, believed to be from the Japan Coast Guard, were spotted during a patrol, according to state media.
Utsunomiya, Japan closes all 94 schools after a medium-sized black bear is spotted multiple times in the city, prompting a search and warnings for residents.
Chinese President Xi Jinping received a grand welcome in Pyongyang, including a ceremony at Kim Il-sung Square and a red-carpet arrival, accompanied by North Korean leaders Kim and Ri.
A highly intelligent bear in Fukushima, Japan, attacked four people, evaded capture by unlocking a window, and remains at large despite an expanded search effort, highlighting a rise in bear-human encounters attributed to rural depopulation and climate change.
South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announced a plan to mandate CCTV installation in all train driver cabins by July 15. This aims to enhance railway safety by aiding accident analysis and strengthening regulations on driver phone usage.
Hong Kong proposes new fire safety amendments, including a smoking ban at construction sites, following the deadly Wang Fuk Court inferno. The rules take effect July 17 after Legco approval.
Former detective Dave Grimstead founded Locate International (LI) to tackle cold cases, contrasting the reality of lengthy investigations with crime dramas. LI trains volunteers to assist police with long-term missing persons and unidentified bodies, inspired by the RNLI.
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A CCTV-affiliated social media account reported that China's patrols east of Taiwan show an expansion of sailing paths and enhanced governing capabilities, suggesting a complete sea-governance system around the island.
A search is underway on Queensland's Gold Coast for Mary, a Tasmanian devil who escaped her enclosure at Paradise Country theme park. CCTV footage shows the shy marsupial on the move early Tuesday morning. Wildlife teams and a drone operator are searching, with experts warning the public not to approach her.
