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Yahoo
5 days ago
- Yahoo
Man, 52, charged with indecent exposure near Elmwood playground, wading pool
A 52-year-old man has been charged after police received reports a person exposed himself near a playground and wading pool area in Winnipeg's Elmwood neighbourhood earlier this week. Winnipeg police were called to a community centre on Brazier Street, east of Henderson Highway, around 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday with a report the man had exposed himself. Officers arrived and arrested the 52-year-old, police said in a news release Friday. They learned the man was wanted on three other outstanding warrants. He has been charged with committing an indecent act, as well as charges of failing to comply with an appearance notice, failure to comply with an undertaking and failing to keep the peace. A spokesperson for Winnipeg police told CBC News the man was also charged in 2024 with indecent exposure and voyeurism. Those charges are pending, police said. Meanwhile, at least one of the warrants is related to charges that have since been stayed, police said. The man remains in custody. More from CBC News Manitoba:
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Yahoo
Compensation sought for millions of Qantas customers, boy killed on walk to school, Salim Mehajer walks from prison
Hello and welcome to Yahoo's live news blog this Friday. Lawyers are chasing compensation on behalf of millions of Qantas customers following a mass data breach last month. A 14-year-old boy has been identified after he was killed during his walk to school on Wednesday. Declan Phillips has been remembered as a talented young man who dreamed of being a tradie. A man has been charged after allegedly exposing himself on a Brisbane flight to women sitting in the same row as him. Follow along as we bring you regular updates throughout the day. Man accused of indecent act on flight to Brisbane A Fijian man has been charged after allegedly exposing himself on a flight to women sitting in the same row as him. Australian Federal Police said the alleged incident happened during a flight from Melbourne to Brisbane on the morning of June 1. The two women did not know the man and were moved to different seats after they raised the alarm. He was monitored by cabin crew for the rest of the flight before being escorted off the plane by law enforcement. Other passengers and crew were also spoken to as part of the investigation. The man, 30, was charged with one count of indecent exposure, which has a maximum penalty of one year in prison. There is no excuse for offensive behaviour particularly on a flight where passengers are confined to limited spaces, AFP Detective Superintendent Anthony Conway said. "Indecent conduct on a plane will not be tolerated," he said. "The AFP will take action against individuals who engage in this kind of criminal behaviour." The man will face Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday. Compensation sought for millions of Qantas customers A fresh bid has been launched to seek compensation on behalf of the millions of Qantas customers whose data was exposed in a major data breach. Nearly six million customers had their personal information compromised by the breach on June 30. Maurice Blackburn has lodged a complaint with the Office of the Australian Commissioner (OAIC) on behalf of impacted individuals. It alleges that Qantas failed to take reasonable steps to protect personal information. The Qantas hack occurred in Manila at one of the airline's call centres, with a cyber criminal gaining access to a third party customer servicing platform. The data of 5.7 million customers was on that system. Maurice Blackburn principal lawyer Elizabeth O'Shea said the official complaint was lodged late yesterday with the OAIC, the authority charged with taking action over breaches of the Privacy Act. 'While we await a response and potential action from the OAIC in relation to Qantas failing to adequately protect the personal information of its customers, we would encourage Qantas customers who were impacted by the breach to register with us to receive updates about the representative complaint and compensation which may be sought on your behalf,' she said. Read more from Yahoo Finance here. Salim Mehajer walks from prison Disgraced former politician and convicted domestic violence offender Salim Mehajer has walked from prison on parole on Friday morning. Mehajer exited the gates of John Morony Correctional Centre at Berkshire Park in northwestern Sydney and into a waiting car, giving him his first taste of freedom in almost five years. The 39-year-old former Auburn deputy mayor was released after the State Parole Authority last month granted him parole on a long list of conditions. He was released on Friday morning after the expiry of a non-parole period he was serving for domestic violence and fraud offences. He has been in prison just short of five years and has served back-to-back sentences for multiple offences. Mehajer was jailed in November 2020 after he was found guilty of two counts of perverting the course of justice and one count of making a false statement under oath. Read more from NewsWire here. Boy, 14, killed on walk to school A Brisbane community is grieving the heartbreaking loss of 14-year-old Declan Phillips, who was fatally struck by a car while walking to school. The crash occurred on Berrima St, Wynnum, about 1.5km from Wynnum State High School, just after 8.20am on Wednesday. The 17-year-old driver of the a Mitsubishi Pajero, along with two passengers - a 41-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy - were not physically injured. Authorities are treating the incident as an accident. Declan has been remembered by those who knew him as a talented, gentle teenager with a bright future ahead of him. 'Declan had such a promising, bright future,' a family friend wrote on a GoFundMe page set up to support his grieving family. Tributes near the crash site had been growing on Thursday afternoon, with the school and wider community rocked by the loss. Local state MP Joan Pease said the accident was 'heartbreaking'. 'It's heartbreaking for all those involved, the young person that sadly lost their life and also the driver of the other vehicle,' she said. 'A young kid just off to school, like he's done every other morning, and a terrible incident like that happens and impacts him, his family, all of the school students, his mates at school. 'He was a very highly respected young student, a very diligent and hardworking young man. 'This has really rocked our community.' - NewsWire Do you have a story tip? Email: newsroomau@ You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and YouTube. Man accused of indecent act on flight to Brisbane A Fijian man has been charged after allegedly exposing himself on a flight to women sitting in the same row as him. Australian Federal Police said the alleged incident happened during a flight from Melbourne to Brisbane on the morning of June 1. The two women did not know the man and were moved to different seats after they raised the alarm. He was monitored by cabin crew for the rest of the flight before being escorted off the plane by law enforcement. Other passengers and crew were also spoken to as part of the investigation. The man, 30, was charged with one count of indecent exposure, which has a maximum penalty of one year in prison. There is no excuse for offensive behaviour particularly on a flight where passengers are confined to limited spaces, AFP Detective Superintendent Anthony Conway said. "Indecent conduct on a plane will not be tolerated," he said. "The AFP will take action against individuals who engage in this kind of criminal behaviour." The man will face Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday. A Fijian man has been charged after allegedly exposing himself on a flight to women sitting in the same row as him. Australian Federal Police said the alleged incident happened during a flight from Melbourne to Brisbane on the morning of June 1. The two women did not know the man and were moved to different seats after they raised the alarm. He was monitored by cabin crew for the rest of the flight before being escorted off the plane by law enforcement. Other passengers and crew were also spoken to as part of the investigation. The man, 30, was charged with one count of indecent exposure, which has a maximum penalty of one year in prison. There is no excuse for offensive behaviour particularly on a flight where passengers are confined to limited spaces, AFP Detective Superintendent Anthony Conway said. "Indecent conduct on a plane will not be tolerated," he said. "The AFP will take action against individuals who engage in this kind of criminal behaviour." The man will face Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday. Compensation sought for millions of Qantas customers A fresh bid has been launched to seek compensation on behalf of the millions of Qantas customers whose data was exposed in a major data breach. Nearly six million customers had their personal information compromised by the breach on June 30. Maurice Blackburn has lodged a complaint with the Office of the Australian Commissioner (OAIC) on behalf of impacted individuals. It alleges that Qantas failed to take reasonable steps to protect personal information. The Qantas hack occurred in Manila at one of the airline's call centres, with a cyber criminal gaining access to a third party customer servicing platform. The data of 5.7 million customers was on that system. Maurice Blackburn principal lawyer Elizabeth O'Shea said the official complaint was lodged late yesterday with the OAIC, the authority charged with taking action over breaches of the Privacy Act. 'While we await a response and potential action from the OAIC in relation to Qantas failing to adequately protect the personal information of its customers, we would encourage Qantas customers who were impacted by the breach to register with us to receive updates about the representative complaint and compensation which may be sought on your behalf,' she said. Read more from Yahoo Finance here. A fresh bid has been launched to seek compensation on behalf of the millions of Qantas customers whose data was exposed in a major data breach. Nearly six million customers had their personal information compromised by the breach on June 30. Maurice Blackburn has lodged a complaint with the Office of the Australian Commissioner (OAIC) on behalf of impacted individuals. It alleges that Qantas failed to take reasonable steps to protect personal information. The Qantas hack occurred in Manila at one of the airline's call centres, with a cyber criminal gaining access to a third party customer servicing platform. The data of 5.7 million customers was on that system. Maurice Blackburn principal lawyer Elizabeth O'Shea said the official complaint was lodged late yesterday with the OAIC, the authority charged with taking action over breaches of the Privacy Act. 'While we await a response and potential action from the OAIC in relation to Qantas failing to adequately protect the personal information of its customers, we would encourage Qantas customers who were impacted by the breach to register with us to receive updates about the representative complaint and compensation which may be sought on your behalf,' she said. Read more from Yahoo Finance here. Salim Mehajer walks from prison Disgraced former politician and convicted domestic violence offender Salim Mehajer has walked from prison on parole on Friday morning. Mehajer exited the gates of John Morony Correctional Centre at Berkshire Park in northwestern Sydney and into a waiting car, giving him his first taste of freedom in almost five years. The 39-year-old former Auburn deputy mayor was released after the State Parole Authority last month granted him parole on a long list of conditions. He was released on Friday morning after the expiry of a non-parole period he was serving for domestic violence and fraud offences. He has been in prison just short of five years and has served back-to-back sentences for multiple offences. Mehajer was jailed in November 2020 after he was found guilty of two counts of perverting the course of justice and one count of making a false statement under oath. Read more from NewsWire here. Disgraced former politician and convicted domestic violence offender Salim Mehajer has walked from prison on parole on Friday morning. Mehajer exited the gates of John Morony Correctional Centre at Berkshire Park in northwestern Sydney and into a waiting car, giving him his first taste of freedom in almost five years. The 39-year-old former Auburn deputy mayor was released after the State Parole Authority last month granted him parole on a long list of conditions. He was released on Friday morning after the expiry of a non-parole period he was serving for domestic violence and fraud offences. He has been in prison just short of five years and has served back-to-back sentences for multiple offences. Mehajer was jailed in November 2020 after he was found guilty of two counts of perverting the course of justice and one count of making a false statement under oath. Read more from NewsWire here. Boy, 14, killed on walk to school A Brisbane community is grieving the heartbreaking loss of 14-year-old Declan Phillips, who was fatally struck by a car while walking to school. The crash occurred on Berrima St, Wynnum, about 1.5km from Wynnum State High School, just after 8.20am on Wednesday. The 17-year-old driver of the a Mitsubishi Pajero, along with two passengers - a 41-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy - were not physically injured. Authorities are treating the incident as an accident. Declan has been remembered by those who knew him as a talented, gentle teenager with a bright future ahead of him. 'Declan had such a promising, bright future,' a family friend wrote on a GoFundMe page set up to support his grieving family. Tributes near the crash site had been growing on Thursday afternoon, with the school and wider community rocked by the loss. Local state MP Joan Pease said the accident was 'heartbreaking'. 'It's heartbreaking for all those involved, the young person that sadly lost their life and also the driver of the other vehicle,' she said. 'A young kid just off to school, like he's done every other morning, and a terrible incident like that happens and impacts him, his family, all of the school students, his mates at school. 'He was a very highly respected young student, a very diligent and hardworking young man. 'This has really rocked our community.' - NewsWire A Brisbane community is grieving the heartbreaking loss of 14-year-old Declan Phillips, who was fatally struck by a car while walking to school. The crash occurred on Berrima St, Wynnum, about 1.5km from Wynnum State High School, just after 8.20am on Wednesday. The 17-year-old driver of the a Mitsubishi Pajero, along with two passengers - a 41-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy - were not physically injured. Authorities are treating the incident as an accident. Declan has been remembered by those who knew him as a talented, gentle teenager with a bright future ahead of him. 'Declan had such a promising, bright future,' a family friend wrote on a GoFundMe page set up to support his grieving family. Tributes near the crash site had been growing on Thursday afternoon, with the school and wider community rocked by the loss. Local state MP Joan Pease said the accident was 'heartbreaking'. 'It's heartbreaking for all those involved, the young person that sadly lost their life and also the driver of the other vehicle,' she said. 'A young kid just off to school, like he's done every other morning, and a terrible incident like that happens and impacts him, his family, all of the school students, his mates at school. 'He was a very highly respected young student, a very diligent and hardworking young man. 'This has really rocked our community.' - NewsWire
News.com.au
6 days ago
- News.com.au
Man charged over alleged indecent exposure on flight
A man will face court today for allegedly indecently exposing himself to two female passengers on a domestic flight. The Fijian national was travelling on a Melbourne to Brisbane flight on June 1 when police allege he indecently exposed himself to two women seated in the same row as him during the flight. The passengers, who did not know the man, reported the alleged behaviour to airline staff and were subsequently moved to different seats. Airline staff then monitored the man for the remainder of the flight. The Australian Federal Police were called to Brisbane Airport following a request for assistance and escorted the man from the plane when it landed. The AFP spoke to the man and other passengers and crew. Following the investigation they then charged the male passenger with one count of indecent exposure. The maximum penalty for this offence is 12 months' imprisonment. AFP Detective Superintendent Anthony Conway said there was no excuse for offensive behaviour in any situation, especially on a flight where passengers were confined in a limited space. 'Indecent conduct on a plane will not be tolerated, and the AFP will take action against individuals who engage in this kind of criminal behaviour,' Mr Conway said. The man is due to appear before the Brisbane Magistrates Court today 18 July, 2025.
Yahoo
16-07-2025
- Yahoo
Troopers investigating indecent exposure incidents on Lancaster County trail
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — State Police are trying to identify a suspect who they say has been exposing himself on a Lancaster County rail trail. Troopers said he is a suspect in 'several indecent exposure incidents' on the trail in Providence Township, just outside Quarryville Borough. State Police provided a photo of the suspect. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Anyone with information is asked to contact PSP Lancaster at 717-299-7656 or PSP Tips Toll Free at 1-800-472-8477. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Solve the daily Crossword
The Sun
16-07-2025
- The Sun
Man, 71, charged after ‘exposing himself to groups of young women' in popular UK beach resort
A PENSIONER has been charged after he repeatedly exposed himself to groups of young women on a popular beach. The 71-year-old was arrested after police received a number of reports from beachgoers at Lyme Regis, Dorset, between April and June this year. 1 Dorset Police confirmed that the man had been charged with indecent exposure following a number of reports. In a statement, the force said: "A man has been charged and is due to appear at court in connection with a series of indecent exposure incidents in Lyme Regis. "Dorset Police received reports on Saturday 5 April, Saturday 10 May and Sunday 29 June 2025 that a man had exposed himself to groups of young women on Lyme Regis beach in Marine Parade. "Following a detailed investigation into these reports and a media appeal, a 71-year-old man from Cwmbran in South Wales has been arrested and subsequently charged with exposure offences." is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSun.
