World leaders respond to Netanyahu's ICC arrest warrant, following his condemnation of the charges as politically motivated.

Netanyahu's ICC Warrant: World Leaders Take Cognizance Of Bibi's Arrest Warrant

Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant as anti-Semitic, rejecting its legitimacy.

Benjamin Netanyahu Slams ICC Warrant As Anti-Semitic

Four law enforcement officers, who were members of a US marshals task force, were shot dead while they were serving a warrant at a home on Monday (April 29) in Charlotte, North Carolina, as per officials.

Four law enforcement officers, who were members of a US marshals task force, were shot dead while they were serving a warrant at a home on Monday (April 29) in Charlotte, North Carolina, as per officials. In the incident, one marshal and three local officers, who were part of the fugitive task force, lost their lives. Gov. Roy Cooper said that "two state Department of Adult Correction officers" had been killed. Meanwhile, an additional task force member as well as three officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department also received injuries. In the incident, a total of eight law enforcement officers were shot by the accused. According to the officials, a suspect also lost his life in the shootout. Also Read: US: Two dead, seven injured in shooting at Florida shopping mall How did the unfortunate shootout occur? Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Johnny Jennings said the dead police officers were "heroes that were just simply trying to keep our community safe." The task force reached a house at around 1:30 pm (local time) to serve a warrant to a subject, whose identity has not been revealed. While the officers were serving the warrant, the accused suddenly began shooting with a high-powered rifle, said Jennings. The warrant was issued on the suspicion that the accused, who was a convicted felon, had a firearm. When the shootout broke out, the task force members also retaliated and killed the suspect in the front yard of the home. One sergeant of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police was at the site of the shoot-out, however, he was not injured. He called for backup after which four responding officers from Charlotte-Mecklenburg police reached the site, Jennings said. Eventually, the home was cleared by the police and two people - who were present inside including a 17-year-old, were detained by the police. According to the officials, two people fired at law enforcement, said Jennings. Watch: US: Tennessee passes bill to allow teachers to carry guns in schools Police asked residents to stay away from the site of shootout Taking to X, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department appealed to people to "steer clear of the area". "Residents stay inside of your homes. Multiple victims transported to nearby hospitals," it added. Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles, while speaking at the news conference on Monday (April 29), said that the community should honour the deputy marshals who lost their lives. "These are people that cared deeply about what they've done for our profession, and now today, we have to say to them, 'How much we are grateful for what they have done'," said Lyles. "Three people lost their lives today. And the most I can ask the community is that we honour and respect them for all the work they've done," he added. The governor said that the incident was "tragic" and added that the state is offering assistance. "I am in contact with law enforcement concerning the tragic shooting in the Charlotte area, and we have offered state resources to help. — RC," said Cooper, on X. He further offered his condolences to the families and co-workers in the "brutal attack." Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden was informed about the shooting, said the White House. Biden held talks with Cooper and "expressed his condolences," as per the White House. (With inputs from agencies)

US shootout: Four police officers killed, four injured while serving warrant in Charlotte

The FBI has issued a federal arrest warrant for Gabby Petito's boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, for his "use of unauthorised devices" following her death. The indictment says that Brian used a debit card and PIN number for accounts that did not belong to him between 30 August and 1 September.

The FBI has issued a federal arrest warrant for Gabby Petito's boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, for his "use of unauthorised devices" following her death. The indictment says that Brian used a debit card and PIN number for accounts that did not belong to him between 30 August and 1 September. Gabby Petito, a 22-year-old woman from Florida, was travelling along with her fiance Brian Laundrie but was reported missing on September 11 after he returned alone from the trip and refused to answer questions about her. He did not contact her family or the police when he returned on September 1. Brian was visiting Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming with Petito. The police are searching for him after the FBI found human remains ''consistent'' with Petito's description. Also read | FBI confirms Gabby Petito's death by homicide amid ongoing search for fiance The FBI later said a county coroner had confirmed that Petito's cause of death was a homicide and have labelled him a ''person of interest.'' According to bodycam footage released by the Utah police, Petito had filed a report about a domestic violence incident and had complained about her mental health. Laundrie had claimed that she had struck him during an argument. However, he did not file any charges. The case has been in the headlines in the past couple of days and has captivated the attention of internet sleuths on several social media platforms. A Tiktok campaign is trending with the hashtag Gabby Petito on Tiktok with over 650 million views.

FBI issues arrest warrant for boyfriend Brian Laundrie in Gabby Petito case

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Eight of the suspects are of Tunisian origin and two are Italian. The Imam is from the city of Teramo in the central region of Abruzzo. &nbsp;

The suspects are alleged to have "created many false accounts, through various companies to set aside large sums of money," the prosecutor’s office in Aquila said.

The money was used to finance activities related to the radical Al-Nusra organisation, the former Syrian branch of Al Qaeda, it said.

Part of the money was also intended for imams in Italy, &nbsp;"including one convicted for association with a group linked to international terrorism".

An Italian accountant is also among the 10 suspects, whose property, money and real estate, said to be worth more than one million euros (over $1.1 million), were seized, the statement said.

Italy has issued arrest warrants for 10 people, including an imam, suspected of financing terrorism, prosecutors said Saturday. Eight of the suspects are of Tunisian origin and two are Italian.

Italy has issued arrest warrants for 10 people, including an imam, suspected of financing terrorism, prosecutors said Saturday. Eight of the suspects are of Tunisian origin and two are Italian. The Imam is from the city of Teramo in the central region of Abruzzo. The suspects are alleged to have "created many false accounts, through various companies to set aside large sums of money," the prosecutor’s office in Aquila said. The money was used to finance activities related to the radical Al-Nusra organisation, the former Syrian branch of Al Qaeda, it said. Part of the money was also intended for imams in Italy, "including one convicted for association with a group linked to international terrorism". An Italian accountant is also among the 10 suspects, whose property, money and real estate, said to be worth more than one million euros (over $1.1 million), were seized, the statement said.

Italy seeks 10, including Imam, on terror finance charges

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) moved a Delhi court Saturday seeking issuance of open-ended non-bailable warrant (NBW) against Manoj Arora, allegedly a close aide of Robert Vadra, in a money laundering case. The ED’s special public prosecutor Nitesh Rana made the submission before special judge Arvind Kumar who put up the matter for hearing on January 8.

The agency told the court that Arora failed to appear for questioning despite repeated summonses. The ED further claimed that Arora is a key person in the case. He is aware of overseas undeclared assets of Vadra and was instrumental in arranging funds for such properties, the agency said. Vadra is the brother-in-law of Congress president Rahul Gandhi.

An “open-ended NBW” does not carry a time limit for execution unlike other non-bailable warrants.

The ED, in its application moved by advocate A R Aditya, claimed that proceeds of crime was used to channelise funds from the UAE to buy a property at 12, Bryanston Square, London, worth 1.9 million pound and allegedly owned by Vadra.

It said the probe was carried out under the Black Money Act.

“Vadra was beneficially controlling the property at 12, Bryanston Square, London, UK, which was valued at 1.9 million pound, and not only executing renovation work of this property but also arranging funds for the same,” the agency said in its application.

According to the agency, the property was bought by Sanjay Bhandari for GBP 1.9 million and sold in 2010 for the same amount despite incurring additional expenses of approximately GBP 65,900 on its renovation.

“This gives credence to the fact that Bhandari was not the actual owner of the property but it was beneficially owned by Vadra who was incurring expenditure on the renovation of this property,” it alleged.

The ED said in its submission that Arora has been absconding since the search of his premises by the agency.

“It is apprehended that the accused might have crossed the boundaries of the country. Hence, Red Notice through Interpol is required to be issued for which open-ended NBW is necessary,” the agency argued.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) moved a Delhi court Saturday seeking issuance of open-ended non-bailable warrant (NBW) against Manoj Arora, allegedly a close aide of Robert Vadra, in a money laundering case.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) moved a Delhi court Saturday seeking issuance of open-ended non-bailable warrant (NBW) against Manoj Arora, allegedly a close aide of Robert Vadra, in a money laundering case. The ED’s special public prosecutor Nitesh Rana made the submission before special judge Arvind Kumar who put up the matter for hearing on January 8. The agency told the court that Arora failed to appear for questioning despite repeated summonses. The ED further claimed that Arora is a key person in the case. He is aware of overseas undeclared assets of Vadra and was instrumental in arranging funds for such properties, the agency said. Vadra is the brother-in-law of Congress president Rahul Gandhi. An “open-ended NBW” does not carry a time limit for execution unlike other non-bailable warrants. The ED, in its application moved by advocate A R Aditya, claimed that proceeds of crime was used to channelise funds from the UAE to buy a property at 12, Bryanston Square, London, worth 1.9 million pound and allegedly owned by Vadra. It said the probe was carried out under the Black Money Act. “Vadra was beneficially controlling the property at 12, Bryanston Square, London, UK, which was valued at 1.9 million pound, and not only executing renovation work of this property but also arranging funds for the same,” the agency said in its application. According to the agency, the property was bought by Sanjay Bhandari for GBP 1.9 million and sold in 2010 for the same amount despite incurring additional expenses of approximately GBP 65,900 on its renovation. “This gives credence to the fact that Bhandari was not the actual owner of the property but it was beneficially owned by Vadra who was incurring expenditure on the renovation of this property,” it alleged. The ED said in its submission that Arora has been absconding since the search of his premises by the agency. “It is apprehended that the accused might have crossed the boundaries of the country. Hence, Red Notice through Interpol is required to be issued for which open-ended NBW is necessary,” the agency argued.

Money laundering case: ED seeks open-ended non bailable warrant against close aide of Robert Vadra

A Delhi court on Monday issued a bailable warrant against AAP leader Somnath Bharti after he failed to appear before it in a domestic violence case filed against him by his wife.&nbspSpecial Judge Arvind Kumar passed the order and directed the accused to appear in court on April 27.&nbspThe Delhi High Court had on March 20 allowed Bharti to settle the dispute with his wife, Lipika Mitra, through mediation after they expressed willingness to settle their differences.

Bharti, former law minister of Delhi, had moved the application in a pending plea filed by his wife against a trial court’s October 7, 2015 order granting him bail in the case.&nbspThe investigators had on April 5, 2016, filed a charge sheet in the trial court in the case, claiming that the woman had alleged that Bharti had endangered the life of an unborn child she was carrying, by unleashing his dog on her.

The MLA from Malviya Nagar assembly, who was granted bail in October 2015 after being in jail for eight days, had denied the allegations.&nbspMitra had on June 10, 2015, lodged a complaint against him with the Delhi Commission for Women and an FIR was lodged by the police on September 9, 2015, for allegedly subjecting her to domestic violence and trying to kill her.&nbspThe AAP leader was arrested in the wee hours of September 29, 2015, after the Supreme Court had ordered him to surrender.

The trial court had granted bail to Bharti on the grounds that he was no longer required for investigation and observing that since he was a member of Delhi Assembly, there was no ground of apprehension that he may flee.

The trial court had granted bail to Bharti on the grounds that he was no longer required for investigation and observing that since he was a member of Delhi Assembly, there was no ground of apprehension that he may flee.

A Delhi court on Monday issued a bailable warrant against AAP leader Somnath Bharti after he failed to appear before it in a domestic violence case filed against him by his wife.&nbspSpecial Judge Arvind Kumar passed the order and directed the accused to appear in court on April 27.&nbspThe Delhi High Court had on March 20 allowed Bharti to settle the dispute with his wife, Lipika Mitra, through mediation after they expressed willingness to settle their differences. Bharti, former law minister of Delhi, had moved the application in a pending plea filed by his wife against a trial court’s October 7, 2015 order granting him bail in the case.&nbspThe investigators had on April 5, 2016, filed a charge sheet in the trial court in the case, claiming that the woman had alleged that Bharti had endangered the life of an unborn child she was carrying, by unleashing his dog on her. The MLA from Malviya Nagar assembly, who was granted bail in October 2015 after being in jail for eight days, had denied the allegations.&nbspMitra had on June 10, 2015, lodged a complaint against him with the Delhi Commission for Women and an FIR was lodged by the police on September 9, 2015, for allegedly subjecting her to domestic violence and trying to kill her.&nbspThe AAP leader was arrested in the wee hours of September 29, 2015, after the Supreme Court had ordered him to surrender. The trial court had granted bail to Bharti on the grounds that he was no longer required for investigation and observing that since he was a member of Delhi Assembly, there was no ground of apprehension that he may flee.

Domestic violence: Court issues warrant against AAP MLA Somnath Bharti

&nbsp;A defiant Vijay Mallya today appeared at Westminster Magistrates&nbsp;Court in London for his pre-trial hearing where the liquor baron&#39;s extradition hearing was confirmed for eight days starting&nbsp;December 4.

The 61-year-old businessman, out on bail on an extradition warrant executed by Scotland Yard earlier this year, was released by the judge on the same bail conditions and asked to appear at court on&nbsp;December 4.

The trial will last until&nbsp;December 14, with&nbsp;December 8&nbsp;marked as a non-sitting day.

Speaking to reporters as he left today&#39;s case management hearing, Mallya said he has repeatedly stressed that he has done nothing wrong and will let the evidence speak in court.

&quot;It will all become clear in court,&quot; he said.

The UKs Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which is arguing the case against Mallya on behalf of the Indian authorities, had presented additional &quot;supplemental&quot; charges of money laundering to the previous charges of fraud at the last hearing in the case on&nbsp;October 3.

The previous fraud charges relate to?Mallya&#39;s now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines owing more than Rs 9,000 crore to various Indian banks.

The UB Group chief has been on self-imposed exile in the UK since he left India on March 2, 2016.

The CPS said it was technically re-filing its extradition request in court, after the new charges &quot;superseded&quot; the previous ongoing case.

The judge, Chief Magistrate Emma Louise Arbuthnot, agreed to formally re-open a fresh case while keeping to the same time-table as set before.

However, she had concurred with Mallya&#39;s defence team that if further evidence keeps coming in it could put the&nbsp;December 4&nbsp;trial date at &quot;risk&quot; before releasing him on the same bail conditions as before.&nbsp;

The trial will last until?December 14, with?December 8?marked as a non-sitting day

A defiant Vijay Mallya today appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court in London for his pre-trial hearing where the liquor baron's extradition hearing was confirmed for eight days starting December 4. The 61-year-old businessman, out on bail on an extradition warrant executed by Scotland Yard earlier this year, was released by the judge on the same bail conditions and asked to appear at court on December 4. The trial will last until December 14, with December 8 marked as a non-sitting day. Speaking to reporters as he left today's case management hearing, Mallya said he has repeatedly stressed that he has done nothing wrong and will let the evidence speak in court. "It will all become clear in court," he said. The UKs Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which is arguing the case against Mallya on behalf of the Indian authorities, had presented additional "supplemental" charges of money laundering to the previous charges of fraud at the last hearing in the case on October 3. The previous fraud charges relate to?Mallya's now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines owing more than Rs 9,000 crore to various Indian banks. The UB Group chief has been on self-imposed exile in the UK since he left India on March 2, 2016. The CPS said it was technically re-filing its extradition request in court, after the new charges "superseded" the previous ongoing case. The judge, Chief Magistrate Emma Louise Arbuthnot, agreed to formally re-open a fresh case while keeping to the same time-table as set before. However, she had concurred with Mallya's defence team that if further evidence keeps coming in it could put the December 4 trial date at "risk" before releasing him on the same bail conditions as before.

Watch: Vijay Mallya extradition hearing confirmed for 8 days from December 4

The Visnagar sessions court in Gujarat has issued a non-bailable warrant against Hardik Patel.

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Hardik is accused of vandalising BJP MLA Rishikesh Patel&#39;s office.&nbsp;

Patel&#39;s office had been vandalised during the Patidar rally -- the Patdiars were demanding reservations in government jobs -- in 2015.&nbsp;

Visnagar was one of the nerve-centres of (Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti) PAAS-led agitation for reservations for the Patel community in 2016 when the MLA&#39;s car was pelted with stones while passing through ITI Circle in Mehsana&#39;s Visanagar city.&nbsp;

The warrant comes a day after the Election Commission announced the election dates for Gujarat Assembly 2017.

Patel has denied the rumours of him joining Congress so far through a CCTV footage leaked a few days ago showed him coming out of the hotel where the Congress party vice-president stayed in Ahmedabad.&nbsp;

In 2016, Patel came to the limelight for launching the Patidar quota agitation which had turned violent killing nine people. He was later arrested and exterminated. Earlier this year, he was allowed to return to Gujarat.

Along with two other youth protestors -- OBC icon Alpesh Thakor, who joined the Congress recently, and Dalit leader Jignesh Mewani -- Patel threatens to spoil the BJP&#39;s chances at the hustings.

Hardik is accused of vandalising BJP MLA Rishikesh Patel's office

The Visnagar sessions court in Gujarat has issued a non-bailable warrant against Hardik Patel. #Gujarat: Visnagar Session Court issues arrest warrant against Hardik & Lalji Patel over vandalism in BJP MLA Rishikesh Patel's Office. — ANI (@ANI) October 25, 2017 × Hardik is accused of vandalising BJP MLA Rishikesh Patel's office. Patel's office had been vandalised during the Patidar rally -- the Patdiars were demanding reservations in government jobs -- in 2015. Visnagar was one of the nerve-centres of (Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti) PAAS-led agitation for reservations for the Patel community in 2016 when the MLA's car was pelted with stones while passing through ITI Circle in Mehsana's Visanagar city. The warrant comes a day after the Election Commission announced the election dates for Gujarat Assembly 2017. Patel has denied the rumours of him joining Congress so far through a CCTV footage leaked a few days ago showed him coming out of the hotel where the Congress party vice-president stayed in Ahmedabad. In 2016, Patel came to the limelight for launching the Patidar quota agitation which had turned violent killing nine people. He was later arrested and exterminated. Earlier this year, he was allowed to return to Gujarat. Along with two other youth protestors -- OBC icon Alpesh Thakor, who joined the Congress recently, and Dalit leader Jignesh Mewani -- Patel threatens to spoil the BJP's chances at the hustings.

Gujarat: Non-bailable warrant issued against Hardik Patel

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