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Nov 21 2009 by Adam Jupp, Evening Chronicle AN ILLEGAL money-lending racket operating throughout Tyneside has been smashed. Officers busted the home of an alleged loan shark in Newcastle’s West End, where they seized large...
Police have made a series of arrests of loan sharks based in Nakhon Ratchasima, netting members of several rackets, some of which demand extremely high interest rates, up to 60 per cent daily, from their clients.
Thiruvananthapuram: The Valiathura police have arrested five persons on the charge of assaulting a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) intelligence officer in front of the international airport terminal here on Friday. Sub...
NEW DELHI: Two men allegedly involved in a fake currency racket have been arrested by the Crime Branch of the Delhi police. Over Rs.1 lakh in fake notes were purportedly seized from them. The Inter-State Cell of the Crime...
CUTTACK: The Cuttack police have busted a cell phone theft racket and arrested two persons in this connection. At least 19 stolen cell phones have been seized from the accused while the police are on the lookout of the kingpin...
Observer investigation takes just seconds to buy documents that can be used in home loans fraud All it took was a few clicks of the mouse and a payment of £35 for an Observer reporter to obtain a counterfeit payslip over the...
Alison Sandy and Greg Stolz A FAKE ID racket run by teenagers has been busted in the lead-up to this weekend's Schoolies festival as authorities warn of an underage drinking crackdown. The Courier-Mail has learnt that an...
pakobserver.net (US) India s hidden face in world narcotics trade Indian farmers are granted licenses to cultivate opium. Which is supposed to be purchased by the government. Only a small quantity is sold to the government...
Police instructed to carry out arrests Three special squads formed Kozhikode: Finance Minister T.M. Thomas Isaac on Saturday said that action had been initiated to end the artificial shortage of chicken, rein in its price and...
indiajournal.com Imran Khan (39) and Ram Patel (36) were arrested from Hyderabad recently after NCB sleuths from Mumbai and Chennai laid down a trap to burst the internet drug trafficking racket. (Thu Nov 12 17:05:10 2009 PST)...
