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A 65-year-old man, who was charged with stalking an upstate New York woman using his private plane, pleaded not guilty on Thursday (Oct 5).

Michael Arnold was indicted on charges of aggravated stalking, impeding, false information to a police officer, and resisting arrest, Bennington Police Chief Paul Doucette said as per news agency AP reports.

He was released on several conditions that included him having zero contact with the woman, not stalking her and staying approximately 300 feet (91 meters) from her home and business and also from all aeroplanes.

As per an FBI agent, Arnold had been stalking the woman for nearly four years.

<h2>Man pelted tomatoes from plane</h2>

New York authorities, in a shocking revelation, stated that Arnold was seen throwing tomatoes from his plane and was also spotted flying low over the village of Schuylerville.

The victim told police that for a very long time, she feared for her safety and also worried that the 65-year-old would fly his plane into her home. As per local media reports, the woman said that Arnold was a customer in the cafe she owns.

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He was arrested on Tuesday (Oct 3) as he was driving into the William H. Morse State Airport in Bennington, Vermont. According to the police, he denied the allegations saying that he did not stalk anyone.

Arnold was already served with a temporary order of protection in May to “cease and desist from flying any and all aircraft while the order remains in effect,” Doucette said.

He said that the FBI had informed police that New York authorities were investigating Arnold on suspicion of stalking the woman.

“Officers were able to determine that Arnold was in fact flying his aeroplane from the William H. Morse State Airport and last seen flying west toward New York several days earlier,” AP quoted Doucette as saying.

In the past, Arnold was accused of flying his private plane too low over a residential area.&nbsp;

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A 65-year-old man, who was charged with stalking an upstate New York woman using his private plane, pleaded not guilty on Thursday (Oct 5). Michael Arnold was indicted on charges of aggravated stalking, impeding, false information to a police officer, and resisting arrest, Bennington Police Chief Paul Doucette said as per news agency AP reports.

A 65-year-old man, who was charged with stalking an upstate New York woman using his private plane, pleaded not guilty on Thursday (Oct 5). Michael Arnold was indicted on charges of aggravated stalking, impeding, false information to a police officer, and resisting arrest, Bennington Police Chief Paul Doucette said as per news agency AP reports. He was released on several conditions that included him having zero contact with the woman, not stalking her and staying approximately 300 feet (91 meters) from her home and business and also from all aeroplanes. As per an FBI agent, Arnold had been stalking the woman for nearly four years. Man pelted tomatoes from plane New York authorities, in a shocking revelation, stated that Arnold was seen throwing tomatoes from his plane and was also spotted flying low over the village of Schuylerville. The victim told police that for a very long time, she feared for her safety and also worried that the 65-year-old would fly his plane into her home. As per local media reports, the woman said that Arnold was a customer in the cafe she owns. Also Watch: Gravitas: Man stalks woman from his plane He was arrested on Tuesday (Oct 3) as he was driving into the William H. Morse State Airport in Bennington, Vermont. According to the police, he denied the allegations saying that he did not stalk anyone. Arnold was already served with a temporary order of protection in May to “cease and desist from flying any and all aircraft while the order remains in effect,” Doucette said. He said that the FBI had informed police that New York authorities were investigating Arnold on suspicion of stalking the woman. “Officers were able to determine that Arnold was in fact flying his aeroplane from the William H. Morse State Airport and last seen flying west toward New York several days earlier,” AP quoted Doucette as saying. In the past, Arnold was accused of flying his private plane too low over a residential area. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A man accused of stalking a woman for years and later murdering her has been sentenced to 40 years in prison by a South Korean court on Tuesday. Terming it a 'revenge killing', the court said the stalker was out and about to kill the girl.

A man accused of stalking a woman for years and later murdering her has been sentenced to 40 years in prison by a South Korean court on Tuesday. Terming it a 'revenge killing', the court said the stalker was out and about to kill the girl. "From the defendant's testimony, it appeared he was determined to murder the victim unless she agreed to settle," observed the Seoul District Court in the judgment. "Despite the victim's wish to cut ties, the defendant forced her to suffer stalking and committed a revenge crime... instead of reflecting on his misdeeds." The case and its chilling details had sparked an outcry across Korea. Calls have been raised by the public to reform the legal fabric of the country which was responsible for the death of the victim. WATCH | US and South Korea hold joint military drills over Yellow Sea × 31-year-old Jeon Joo-hwan, a subway worker, for the better part of last two years stalked the victim and threatened her on 300 occasions after she repeatedly refused to date him. Despite the victim's complaints, the police shrugged it off saying Joo-hwan was a 'low risk' individual. After multiple complaints, the police finally took cognisance, and in October 2019, Joo-hwan was fired from the job and arrested. Read more: South Korea's famous Kimchi pits country's economy against China. Here's how However, he was soon let out and later never imprisoned or given a restraining order. The victim was placed under police protection for a month before being left out on her own. On September 14 last year, the day before Joo-hwan was scheduled to be sentenced for the offences, he went to the subway station the girl had been working. He waited outside the toilet for over an hour, wearing gloves and a disposable shower cap. After the girl came, he followed her inside and stabbed her to death. An anti-stalking law that was passed in the aftermath of the murder has been deemed too weak by the public. It currently carries a maximum three-year prison sentence. However, in light of the case, the justice ministry is looking to clock in the changes. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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Indian President Pranab Mukherjee&#39;s daughter,&nbsp;Sharmishtha Mukherjee, claimed on Saturday that a man&nbsp;harassed her by sending lewd messages and put up screenshots of the texts on her Facebook page. 
 
Mukherjee said she received the messages on Friday night and decided to go public thinking her silence will encourage the sender to harass other women. 
 
&quot;The person is completely unknown to me and he sent me dirty sexual messages last night. I first thought of ignoring him and blocking him but then (I) thought my silence will encourage him to find other victims,&quot; she said, identifying the man as Partha Mandal. 
 
In her Facebook post, she said, &quot;I strongly feel such ppl shd be publicly exposed &amp; humiliated. I&#39;m posting screenshots of his profile &amp; messages he sent me. I&#39;m also tagging him. Pls share this post &amp; tag this rat as a msg that these pervert acts will not be taken lightly (sic).&quot;&nbsp; 
 
Mukherjee, who is also the&nbsp;Delhi congress spokesperson,&nbsp;lodged a complaint with the Cyber Crime unit of Delhi Police&#39;s Economic Offences Wing (EoW). 
 
&quot;We are in the process of registering a case and launching investigation to catch the culprit,&quot; said Anyesh Roy, deputy commisioner of police (Cyber Crime). 
 
Police said the &quot;lewd&quot; messages were sent to the complainant through Facebook Messenger. The profile of the man mentions him as a resident of the eastern state of West Bengal. 
 
&quot;Police might have thousands of such cases with them. I will fight as an ordinary woman and do not require any preferential treatment as a daughter of the President of India. Police must work all such cases with equal&nbsp;diligence,&quot; she said. 
 
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Sharmishtha Mukherjee posted a screenshot of lewd texts sent to her and said such people should be 'publicly exposed and humiliated'

Indian President Pranab Mukherjee's daughter, Sharmishtha Mukherjee, claimed on Saturday that a man harassed her by sending lewd messages and put up screenshots of the texts on her Facebook page. Mukherjee said she received the messages on Friday night and decided to go public thinking her silence will encourage the sender to harass other women. "The person is completely unknown to me and he sent me dirty sexual messages last night. I first thought of ignoring him and blocking him but then (I) thought my silence will encourage him to find other victims," she said, identifying the man as Partha Mandal. In her Facebook post, she said, "I strongly feel such ppl shd be publicly exposed & humiliated. I'm posting screenshots of his profile & messages he sent me. I'm also tagging him. Pls share this post & tag this rat as a msg that these pervert acts will not be taken lightly (sic)." Mukherjee, who is also the Delhi congress spokesperson, lodged a complaint with the Cyber Crime unit of Delhi Police's Economic Offences Wing (EoW). "We are in the process of registering a case and launching investigation to catch the culprit," said Anyesh Roy, deputy commisioner of police (Cyber Crime). Police said the "lewd" messages were sent to the complainant through Facebook Messenger. The profile of the man mentions him as a resident of the eastern state of West Bengal. "Police might have thousands of such cases with them. I will fight as an ordinary woman and do not require any preferential treatment as a daughter of the President of India. Police must work all such cases with equal diligence," she said. (PTI)

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