WHITE PLAINS – A school security guard has been arrested on charges he helped ex-cop Nicholas Tartaglione kill four Middletown men in a Chester nightclub in a scheme to distribute cocaine, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York announced Thursday.
A man believed to be the brother of a Brooklyn man serving decades in prison for kidnapping, killing and dismembering a young boy in 2011 was found dead on Friday.
German authorities on Friday shut down a popular rock music festival because of a possible terrorist threat, The Associated Press reports.
Billionaire Lev Leviev, who made his fortune undercutting De Beers’ former diamond monopoly, has bought half of one of Africa’s biggest emerald mines.
Dan Gertler has many enemies and many problems. But being his friend is no better. In 2002 David Rafaelov was convicted of smuggling huge amounts of uncut diamonds from Russia to Israel.
Asher Avidan was the top official in Guinea for Steinmetz’s BSG Resources, which is accused of paying millions of dollars in bribes in 2008 to win the right to mine part of the West African country’s giant Simandou iron-ore deposit.
Five days after two North Koreans died at their lodgings in a hotel in the west of Moscow, speculation is growing in the Russian tabloids about the pair’s cause of death.
A Muslim man suspected in the violent murder of an elderly French-Jewish woman in Paris in early April may not face murder charges, as claims that he was not in his right mind when he committed the act are being considered.
Members of the Yerushalmi faction met Thursday in the Ramat Eshkol neighborhood of Jerusalem, to protest against their enlistment in the IDF and the arrest of haredi draft-dodgers by the police.
A court in Morocco sentenced to death a gardener who was convicted of murdering a Jewish couple last year in Casablanca.