Casal confessou à Polícia Civil que matou o próprio bebê com superdosagem de calmante em Ipatinga, no Vale do Aço. Eles afirmaram ter jogado o corpo em um rio. A investigação começou após contradições nas versões sobre o paradeiro da criança.
Mãe é investigada pela Polícia Civil de Lagoa Santa (MG) após relatar o suposto desaparecimento e morte de seu bebê. Ela apresentou versões contraditórias sobre o ocorrido, e a criança ainda não foi localizada.
Pesquisa da USP analisou 3.577 mortes violentas em 4 capitais e regiões metropolitanas. 55,7% das vítimas de homicídio consumiram substâncias psicoativas, com cocaína sendo a mais frequente.
Estudo da USP analisou 3.577 mortes em capitais brasileiras entre 2022 e 2024. Cocaína foi a substância mais encontrada (29,6%), seguida por álcool (27,7%). Em homicídios, 55,7% das vítimas consumiram substâncias.
Hong Kong authorities have arrested five men at registered pharmacies and seized thousands of unregistered anti-obesity medicines and boxes of slimming injections, vowing to launch more joint operations to clamp down on illegal sales across the city. The Department of Health said on Monday evening that an enforcement operation with the police last Friday at a registered pharmacy in Sha Tin district led to four arrests and the seizure of over 400 tablets of clonazepam, more than 2,700 tablets of...
Hong Kong authorities have arrested five men at registered pharmacies and seized thousands of unregistered anti-obesity medicines and dangerous drugs, vowing to launch more joint operations to clamp down on illegal sales across the city. The Department of Health said on Monday evening that an enforcement operation with the police last Friday at a registered pharmacy in Sha Tin district led to four arrests and the seizure of over 400 tablets of clonazepam, more than 2,700 tablets of zolpidem and...
Hong Kong authorities have arrested five men across two operations at registered pharmacies in Sha Tin and Jordan, seizing over 400 clonazepam tablets, 2,700 zolpidem tablets, and six boxes of unregistered slimming injections. The Department of Health announced increased enforcement against illegal sales of anti-obesity medicines classified as Part 1 poisons, citing growing demand driven by nearly half of residents being overweight or obese.
