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#manslaughter

A student who launched a knife attack on a grandmother while paranoid after drinking vodka and smoking skunk cannabis has been jailed for her murder.Sunderland University student Alexander Carr was seen by a witness cuddling his friend, Michelle Hanson, 47, in her sitting room earlier on the evening he killed her last December.

A grand jury on Wednesday voted to indict a Marine veteran who was arrested last month after killing a homeless man on a subway car in a case that created a political firestorm in New York City and beyond, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.The case against the veteran, Daniel Penny, was brought by the Manhattan district attorney's office, which had charged Mr. Penny with manslaughter in the death of the homeless man, Jordan Neely, but needed the grand jury's approval to proceed with the case.

Sign up for our amNY Sports email newsletter to get insights and game coverage for your favorite teams Detectives cuffed on Wednesday the prime suspect in a deadly Brooklyn subway stabbing the night before.Jordan Williams, 20, of Queens is accused of brutally stabbing 36-year-old Brooklynite Devictor Ouedraogo aboard northbound J train at approximately 8 p.m. just before it stopped at the Marcy Avenue and Broadway station, police said.

A man has been jailed following a senseless fatal stabbing outside a sports bar in Greenwich.David Joseph Johnson, 38, was found guilty of manslaughter and grievous bodily harm with intent following a three-week trial at Woolwich Crown Court on February 2.He has been sentenced to fourteen years in prison with seventeen years on extended license.

"The settlement money is a fraction of the total cost to the city," said Brian Cox, an attorney in the Integrity Unit of the Public Defender's Office.The Integrity Unit attempts to keep tabs on officer misconduct in case their histories become relevant when defending a suspect at trial.He said that the time spent by lawyers in the City Attorney's office fighting these cases can be even more expensive than the settlements themselves.

When four men were charged this week in the brazen armed robberies of two Manhattan jewelers, their ages suggested it might not be their first encounter with the criminal justice system.It wasn't.Among them, according to officials and court documents, the men have ties to the Genovese, Lucchese and Kansas City, Mo., crime families; a history of bank robberies, racketeering and killings; and a jailbreak reminiscent of a Hollywood movie.

A jury has retired to consider verdicts on a mother and her partner accused of murdering her nine-year-old son, who is alleged to have been beaten and held down in a bath.Carla Scott and Dirk Howell have both told jurors at Coventry Crown Court that Alfie Steele was not dunked in a bath at his home in Droitwich, Worcestershire, as a punishment prior to his death in February 2021.

The driver in the Croydon tram disaster broke down in court as he told jurors: In some ways I held myself responsible.Alfred Dorris, 49, was allegedly going three times the speed he was supposed to be doing before his tram derailed on a sharp curve at Sandilands in south London, killing seven passengers and seriously injuring 19 more.

Police have confirmed that no vessel is believed to have been in physical contact with a 17-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl who died after getting into difficulty in the sea off Bournemouth beach.Dorset Police received a report from paramedics at about 4.30pm on Wednesday afternoon of people requiring assistance on the beach near to Bournemouth Pier.

An inquest has heard that two youngsters died from drowning after a suggestion that they got into difficulty by getting caught in a riptide in the sea off Bournemouth beach.Joe Abbess, 17, from Southampton, and Sunnah Khan, 12, from Buckinghamshire, were rescued from the sea during the incident on Wednesday, but both died in hospital.

The father of one of the survivors of the Bournemouth beach tragedy has addressed the rumours surrounding the mystery events that led to the deaths of a 12-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy, as police search a pleasure boat as part of their investigation.Survivor Lauren Tate, 18, one of eight others who were injured, was treated in hospital and is now continuing to recover at home, after a rip tide took her and her friends out to sea when they were swimming by the pier, according to her father.

Peter Khill will serve eight years in federal prison for the killing of Six Nations man Jon Styres.Ontario Superior Court Justice Andrew Goodman sentenced Khill on Tuesday in a packed Hamilton courtroom, seven years after he shot Styres in the driveway of Khill's home.One night in February 2016, Khill, then 26, woke up to noises outside.

A man has pleaded guilty to the murder of three members of the same family in a house fire in Co Fermanagh.Denise Gossett, 45, her son Roman, 16, her daughter Sabrina, 19, and Sabrina's 15-month-old daughter Morgana were all killed in a fire on February 27 2018, at their home in Derrylin.Daniel Sebastian Allen, 32, of Doon Road, Derrylin, appeared in Craigavon Crown Court on Tuesday where he pleaded guilty to the murder of Roman and Sabrina Gossett, as well as Sabrina's infant daughter Morgana Quinn.

A local MP has criticised Dorset Police for failing to properly communicate with the public about the circumstances that led to the death of two youngsters who got into difficulty in the water off Bournemouth beach.Joe Abbess, a 17-year-old boy from Southampton, and Sunnah Khan, a 12-year-old girl from Buckinghamshire, were rescued from the sea during the incident on Wednesday, but both died later in hospital.

Two decades ago, Kathleen Folbigg was convicted of smothering all four of her young children.Australian tabloids called her the country's worst female serial killer.But Ms. Folbigg, who was sentenced to 40 years in prison, insisted she was innocent.And in recent years, a growing number of scientists began to argue that she was telling the truth.

WARNING: This story contains distressing details.The lawyer for the families of two of Paul Bernardo's victims says they were given no warning or explanation about a recent prison transfer that saw the Ontario serial rapist and murderer moved from a maximum security facility to a medium security prison, a move they oppose.

The two youngsters who died off Bournemouth beach had not jumped from the pier or been hit by a jet-ski, police have confirmed.A 17-year-old boy from Southampton and a 12-year-old girl from Buckinghamshire died after getting into difficulty in the water at the Dorset resort on Wednesday afternoon.A further eight people were treated by paramedics following the incident.

Jump to content Sign up to our newslettersSubscribe News Sports Voices Culture Lifestyle Travel Premium Close Boy, 17, and girl, 12, die following incident off Bournemouth beach Police have searched a pleasure boat as part of the investigation into the deaths of two children who sustained critical injuries at Bournemouth beach.