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Lynch Heirs Lose Inheritance to HPE in Autonomy Fraud Case
Mike Lynch's heirs lose inheritance to HPE after London court orders £700 million damages payment for Autonomy acquisition fraud.
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Welcome to the Crime section. Here you will find the latest reports on local and global criminal incidents, including arrests, investigations, and court proceedings. Stay informed about public safety, legal developments, and efforts to combat crime in your community and beyond.
Ecuador Gang Leader Fito Extradited to US on Drug Charges
Ecuador extradited Los Choneros gang leader "Fito" to face US drug charges after his recapture from prison escape. The cartel boss allegedly oversaw massive cocaine shipments and political violence.
Meta Investors Settle $8bn Privacy Lawsuit Against Zuckerberg
Meta investors settled an $8bn lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg and directors over privacy violations, preventing executive testimony. The case stemmed from Cambridge Analytica data breaches.
Night Riots in Limoges: Mayor Describes 'Urban Guerrilla'
Masked rioters attacked vehicles and police in Limoges, injuring 10 officers. The mayor described coordinated 'urban guerrilla' tactics. Special police units deployed following similar unrest earlier in July.
Global Operation Disrupts Pro-Russian Cybercrime Network
A global law enforcement operation disrupted pro-Russian hacker group NoName057(16), resulting in arrests, infrastructure takedowns, and warnings to over 1,000 supporters. The group conducted DDoS attacks against Ukraine and allies.
Japanese Man Exonerated After 40 Years for Murder
Japanese court acquits Shoji Maekawa after nearly 40 years in wrongful murder conviction, exposing flaws in Japan's justice system where coerced confessions and withheld evidence led to his imprisonment.