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BreakingNews.ie
5 days ago
- BreakingNews.ie
One of Southwest seven pleads guilty to conspiring to import drugs
One of seven men charged with conspiring to bring a large quantity of drugs into the country pleaded guilty to the offence at the Special Criminal Court on Wednesday morning. Conor Costello (31) of Earhart Park, Madamsbank Road, Derry in Northern Ireland pleaded guilty before the three-judge court to a charge that he conspired with others on dates between December 18th, 2024, and January 15th, 2025, both dates inclusive, within and outside the State, to import controlled drugs worth in excess of €13,000. Advertisement The offence is contrary to section 71 of the Criminal Justice Act 2006. The three-judge, non-jury court adjourned Costello's case and those of his six co-accused to October 20th. The other men charged with the same offence are Gary Monks (40) of Amulree Place, Glasgow, Scotland; Ryan Watson (32) of Mailerbeg Gardens, Modiesburn, Glasgow; Miljan Koprivica (45) of Bollin Drive, Manchester. Three Filipino men are also charged: Hanz Pangahin (36), Christopher Ampo (44) and Feljon Lao (62).
BBC News
12-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Salford release Lund, McAleny, Shephard and Watson
Salford City have released Matty Lund, Conor McAleny, Liam Shephard and Ryan depart the Ammies after the club narrowly missed out on a League Two play-off spot on the final day of the Lund, 34, spent four seasons with the club, making a total of 167 appearances in all competitions and had taken a player-coach role at the club last 32-year-old forward McAleny made 141 appearances after joining in 2021 and scored 22 goals, while defender Shephard turned out 92 times for the club. Watson, 31, made 137 appearances after joining from Tranmere Rovers in club have also triggered an extension to the contracts of Ossama Ashley, Haji Mnoga and Luke contract offers have also been made to Jamie Jones, Curtis Tilt, Tosin Olopade, Hakeeb Adelakun, Alfie Henderson, Jai Curran-Nicholls and Jacob Lara.
Yahoo
12-04-2025
- Yahoo
North Houston: 12 arrested in police raid at unlicensed after-hours club, police say
The Brief The raid happened early Saturday at a club on West Gulf Bank Road. Officials say the club owner, managers, bartenders, and unlicensed security guards are among those arrested. This is the latest in raids targeting after-hours clubs in Houston. HOUSTON - A raid at an unlicensed Houston nightclub has led to the arrest of the club owner among 11 other people, according to police. What we know The raid happened at about 3 a.m. Saturday morning at the Plaza 45 nightclub on West Bank Road near the North Freeway. Police Captain Ryan Watson says 12 people were arrested during the raid: The club owner Two managers Four bartenders Two unlicensed security guards Three patrons with outstanding warrants According to Capt. Watson, the club was not permitted to sell alcoholic beverages at all, let alone past 2 a.m. Undercover agents have reportedly purchased beverages at the club on several occasions. A search warrant for the club was obtained on Friday morning, and it was executed with the overnight raid. What we don't know None of the suspects have been identified at this time. What's next "Tonight, all the illicit beverages are going to be confiscated and disposed of, according to Texas Alcoholic Beverage code," said Capt. Watson. "And we're going to be in touch with the owner of the real property here - the owner of the strip center - informing him that there's an illegal club operating on his property, and then require him to bring that property into compliance." Capt. Watson also says the Texas Comptroller's Office will look into more potential charges against the club owner and the managers. Everyone arrested in this operation will be booked into the Harris County Jail. Dig deeper This operation is the latest in a string of police raids that have happened in the Houston area. On April 2, local and federal law enforcement raided 30 illegal game rooms across the city. Forty-five people were arrested, including a 61-year-old Richmond man who was allegedly leading a multi-million-dollar scheme involving the game rooms. On March 20, Fridas Sports Bar on McCarty Street was raided after allegations of human trafficking and prostitution. Twenty-five possible trafficking victims were interviewed during that operation. On March 15, an after-hours strip club called "The Library" was raided by Houston and Harris County law enforcement. Officials at the scene said the club had "no business permit, no alcohol permit, no license whatsoever." Twelve people were reportedly arrested during that operation. Following the Library raid, Harris County District Attorney Sean Teare said that was the start of an initiative against unlicensed sexually-oriented businesses in Houston. The Source OnScene, Houston Police Captain Ryan Watson, and previous FOX 26 reporting.
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Yahoo
Texas man flees scene after crashing car at 100 mph, leaving his critically injured family behind: police
Houston Police are searching for a man who crashed his car into a ditch at 100-mph and fled the scene, leaving behind his injured family. The father was driving with his wife and four children when their SUV crashed into a pickup truck, according to reports from local outlets. HPD says the surveillance footage shows the man's Ford Expedition speeding on Yale Street when what appears to be a Chevy Avalanche truck turns in front of the Expedition, cutting off the car. The crash caused the Expedition to flip, with the family inside, into the ditch. Suspect Accused Of Stabbing Texas Man 55 Times Identified By Bloody Shoe Print Investigators believe the SUV was traveling about 100 miles per hour when the accident happened. An 8-year-old child was thrown from the vehicle, Fox 26 reported. Police say the other children looked like toddlers. Read On The Fox News App Texas Grand Jury Indicts Man Who Allegedly Murdered Mother Of 9 Although the occupants of the pickup were not hurt, the SUV driver's family have been hospitalized with two in serious condition and three in critical condition. HPD says the driver of the Expedition ran following the accident and had another car pick him up. "I have no idea what's going through his mind at the time. I don't know if there was some other reason that he felt he needed to flee," Capt. Ryan Watson said, told KTRK reported. "The investigators here are following down leads and they are going to track that down and see if they can talk to him and get some answers, find out what's going on." Authorities said they are still looking for the driver of the article source: Texas man flees scene after crashing car at 100 mph, leaving his critically injured family behind: police
Fox News
27-03-2025
- Fox News
Texas man flees scene after crashing car at 100 mph, leaving his critically injured family behind: police
Houston Police are searching for a man who crashed his car into a ditch at 100-mph and fled the scene, leaving behind his injured family. The father was driving with his wife and four children when their SUV crashed into a pickup truck, according to reports from local outlets. HPD says the surveillance footage shows the man's Ford Expedition speeding on Yale Street when what appears to be a Chevy Avalanche truck turns in front of the Expedition, cutting off the car. The crash caused the Expedition to flip, with the family inside, into the ditch. Investigators believe the SUV was traveling about 100 miles per hour when the accident happened. An 8-year-old child was thrown from the vehicle, FOX 26 reported. Police say the other children looked like toddlers. Although the occupants of the pickup were not hurt, the SUV driver's family have been hospitalized with two in serious condition and three in critical condition. HPD says the driver of the Expedition ran following the accident and had another car pick him up. "I have no idea what's going through his mind at the time. I don't know if there was some other reason that he felt he needed to flee," Capt. Ryan Watson said, told KTRK reported. "The investigators here are following down leads and they are going to track that down and see if they can talk to him and get some answers, find out what's going on." Authorities said they are still looking for the driver of the Expedition.
