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TUCSON Az ( Murder suspect wanted in Homicide - See photo's )

Wanted man accused of killing relative

Posted: Sep 24, 2013 5:34 PM by Stefanie Boe
Updated: Sep 24, 2013 6:46 PM

 

TUCSON - Tucson Police are looking for two people in connection with a homicide. Investigators say a man died Saturday, after suffering injuries in a fight that happened back on September 16th.
The victim's name has not been released, however, Tucson Police say he was related to the man wanted for homicide in the case. Police say 33-year-old Wiley Michael Troy is wanted for 1st Degree Murder. 24-year-old Charlie Haney is also wanted for one count of Aggravated Assault.
Detectives say the wanted pair lived with the victim and fled the scene after the fight. The victim's home is in the 200 block of South Norris Avenue.
If you've seen them, you're asked to call 911 or 88-CRIME

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JUAREZ Mexico ( Baseball Team killed (9) and a 6 year old Girl ) Drug Cartel

CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico – Gunmen killed nine people, including a girl, at a house on the outskirts of Ciudad Juarez, a border city in northern Mexico, officials said Monday.

The attack occurred around 10:00 p.m. Sunday while several people were celebrating a win by a baseball team at a house in Loma Blanca, a town outside Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua state Attorney General’s Office spokesman Carlos Gonzalez told Efe.

“At this time, investigators have registered the deaths of eight men and a 6-year-old girl, as well as other people who were wounded,” Gonzalez said, without identifying the victims.

The victims’ bodies lay strewn in the yard of the house next to the trophy the men had won playing baseball on Sunday, sources close to the victims told Efe.

Chihuahua, which borders the United States, is one of the most violent states in Mexico.

Several drug cartels, including the Juarez, Sinaloa and Zetas organizations, operate in Chihuahua.

Alberto Carrillo Fuentes, considered the leader of the new Juarez cartel and blamed by officials for much of the violence in Chihuahua and Sinaloa states, was arrested in late August in the western state of Nayarit.

He is the brother of Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, the top leader of the Juarez cartel, and Amado Carrillo Fuentes, who founded the criminal organization in 1993.

Amado Carrillo Fuentes, who was known as the “Lord of the Skies” for his fleet of aircraft, died in 1997 after undergoing plastic surgery to disguise his identity.

Amado’s brother, Vicente, and his son, Vicente Carrillo Leyva, who was arrested in April 2009, took control of the cartel following the drug lord’s death.

The Juarez cartel, one of Mexico’s most violent criminal organizations, has been waging a war against the Sinaloa cartel that has left thousands of people dead in the past few years.

The cartel smuggles drugs and engages in other criminal activities from its base in Ciudad Juarez, located across the Rio Grande from El Paso, Texas. EFE

Iran ( The deputy attorney rejects Hossein Ronaghi’s medical furlough )

The deputy attorney rejects Hossein Ronaghi’s medical furlough

Ahmad Ronaghi’s letter to Tehran’s prosecutor

Posted on: 24th September, 2013

        

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HRANA News Agency – Ahmad Ronaghi, Hossein Ronaghi’s father, has written a letter to Jafari Dolat Abadi, Tehran’s prosecutor, asking him to approve the medical furlough for Hossein, regarding his critical health condition.

According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), has sent a copy of this letter to the deputy attorney in prisons and in inspection offices. Despite the report of the forensics saying that Hossein must not be placed in the prison anymore, Khoda Bakhshi, the deputy attorney in Evin prison refuses to accept the medical furlough of Hossein Ronaghi Maleki.

Mexico ( Citizen gets kidnapped by Police or Soldiers caught on video - Truck dumped later )

 The kidnapping took place last Friday in Avenida Cuauhtémoc, between Esperanza and La Morena, according to the description of a video posted on YouTube and which captures the soldiers beating the Colombian citizen.

 Besides beating of the "alleged" agents up to the subject to another particular van, not a patrol, then the van, allegedly one burgundy Avalanche, at high speed away from the place.

Also, once committed the "surge", the officers left the Chevy vehicle in which the victim was traveling in off the street, with open doors and flashing lights were on.

It is known that other uniformed Federal District Attorney deliver it to the capital and thus began a preliminary investigation.

"There is a video that went to social networks, the preliminary investigation began last Friday  when he found the abandoned car," said the owner of the PGJDF, Rodolfo Rios Garza.

The incident occurred in broad daylight and caught the attention of other motorists and pedestrians circulating in the place, however, the officers left the scene quickly.
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Brazil ( 30 whales beached themselves over the weekend in Rio Grande do Norte ) 6 of the whales died

BRASILIA – About 30 whales beached themselves over the weekend in the northeastern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Norte, with fishermen helping all except six of the marine mammals make it back out to sea, officials said.

The whales were found Sunday on Upanema beach, located about 327 kilometers (203 miles) from Natal, the capital of Rio Grande do Norte.

Fishermen immediately set up an improvised rescue operation and helped save most of the whales.

Personnel from a whale research institute at the University of Rio Grande do Norte and police officers also assisted in the rescue effort.

Six of the whales died on the beach despite the best efforts of rescuers, police Lt. Joao Almeida said.

The marine mammals were young pilot whales, University of Rio Grande do Norte researchers said. EFE