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obtained by the Miami Herald, on Aug. 14, English was interviewed by detectives via Zoom, claiming she was a victim of human trafficking stemming from 2007, and that her “perpetrator” was Sean Combs. “The victim alleged that around 2007 while working as an entertainer at one of Combs ‘white parties,’ she felt obligated to engage in sexual intercourse with three different men,” the report reads. “The victim believed she would be compensated for her services, but was not.” The next step is for the feds to take a look at her case. “Human trafficking detectives will confer with federal investigators,” the MBPD report concludes.

As per the police report obtained by the Miami Herald, on Aug. 14, English was interviewed by detectives via Zoom, claiming she was a victim of human trafficking stemming from 2007, and that her “perpetrator” was Sean Combs. “The victim alleged that around 2007 while working as an entertainer at one of Combs ‘white parties,’ she felt obligated to engage in sexual intercourse with three different men,” the report reads. “The victim believed she would be compensated for her services, but was not.” The next step is for the feds to take a look at her case. “Human trafficking detectives will confer with federal investigators,” the MBPD report concludes.

Florence County Sheriff T.J. Joye on Friday released a deputy’s body camera and dashcam videos showing the deputy shooting an unarmed suspect and, at the same time, the deputy’s unleashed police dog mauling an innocent homeowner. Joye said in a statement he was releasing the videos in the interest of “openness and transparency” in the controversial May 26 fatal shooting of a suspect and the simultaneous mauling of an innocent man who was in the mobile home that the suspect had dashed into.

Florence County Sheriff T.J. Joye on Friday released a deputy’s body camera and dashcam videos showing the deputy shooting an unarmed suspect and, at the same time, the deputy’s unleashed police dog mauling an innocent homeowner. Joye said in a statement he was releasing the videos in the interest of “openness and transparency” in the controversial May 26 fatal shooting of a suspect and the simultaneous mauling of an innocent man who was in the mobile home that the suspect had dashed into.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Maryland police officer was convicted on Friday of charges that he joined a mob's Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol and hurled a smoke bomb and other objects at police officers guarding a tunnel entrance. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden heard two days of trial testimony without a jury this week before he found Montgomery County Police Officer Justin Lee guilty of two felonies and three misdemeanors. The judge, who also acquitted Lee of two other misdemeanors, is scheduled to sentence him on Nov. 22. Lee, 26, ignited and threw a smoke bomb into the tunnel entrance on the Capitol's Lower West Terrace, where a mob of rioters attacked a group of outnumbered police officers. The device struck a police officer's riot shield and filled the mouth of the tunnel with a large plume of smoke, prosecutors said. “No police officer should have to endure these attacks and provocations,” McFadden said.

Giovanni Costantino, the CEO of the Italian Sea Group, which owns Perini Navi, the firm that built the Bayesian in 2008, said the ship was "designed to be absolutely stable" as it had the second-tallest mast in the world. "The torture lasted 16 minutes. It went down, not in one minute as some scientists have said. It went down in 16 minutes," Costantino told the Financial Times. "You can see it from the charts, from the [Automatic Identification System] tracking chart." Business Insider could not independently verify his statement, and Costantino did not immediately return requests for comment. Costantino added that the yacht's skipper "should have locked everything up, saying: "He should have gathered all passengers in the safe point. This is protocol. No one should have been in their cabin." In an interview on Thursday with Reuters, Costantino placed the blame for the deadly tragedy on the yacht's crew members, saying that th...

and dashcam videos showing the deputy shooting an unarmed suspect and, at the same time, the deputy’s unleashed police dog mauling an innocent homeowner. Joye said in a statement he was releasing the videos in the interest of “openness and transparency” in the controversial May 26 fatal shooting of a suspect and the simultaneous mauling of an innocent man who was in the mobile home that the suspect had dashed into. The videos show former Deputy Treyvon Sellers on a high-speed chase that apparently ended in a crash and the harrowing aftermath, when Sellers pursues on foot the fleeing driver, identified as William Rankin, into a rural mobile home with his unleashed police dog, Ikar. The video then shows a dark room with the homeowner on the floor, gripped by the police dog, and then Sellers firing five shots at a man — the apparent fugitive — in a white T-shirt on a couch.

Florence County Sheriff T.J. Joye on Friday released a deputy’s body camera and dashcam videos showing the deputy shooting an unarmed suspect and, at the same time, the deputy’s unleashed police dog mauling an innocent homeowner. pursues on foot the fleeing driver, identified as William Rankin, into a rural mobile home with his unleashed police dog, Ikar. The video then shows a dark room with the homeowner on the floor, gripped by the police dog, and then Sellers firing five shots at a man — the apparent fugitive — in a white T-shirt on a couch.

A Maryland police officer was convicted on Friday of charges that he joined a mob's Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol and hurled a smoke bomb and other objects at police officers guarding a tunnel entrance. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden heard two days of trial testimony without a jury this week before he found Montgomery County Police Officer Justin Lee guilty of two felonies and three misdemeanors. The judge, who also acquitted Lee of two other misdemeanors, is scheduled to sentence him on Nov. 22. Lee, 26, ignited and threw a smoke bomb into the tunnel entrance on the Capitol's Lower West Terrace, where a mob of rioters attacked a group of remains free until his sentencing, didn't show any obvious reaction as the judge read aloud his verdict. His attorney declined to comment after the