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Collector’s Coffee CEO Mykalai ‘Michael Contile’ Kontilai Jailed 51 Months for Stealing Millions of Dollars of Investor Funds

As a result of Kontilai’s numerous false and misleading statements, including that investor funds would be used for legitimate business purposes, that Kontilai had personally invested millions of his own money in the company, and that he did not take a salary, Kontilai successfully raised approximately $23 million from Collector’s Coffee investors.

CYBERCRIME

U.S. Court Sentences Extradited Nigerian Fraudster Okechuckwu Valentine Osuji to Eight Years in Prison...

Osuji’s alleged co-conspirator, John Wamuigah, remains in Malaysia and is pending extradition proceedings. An indictment is merely an allegation, and Wamuigah is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

Peruvian Scammer David Cornejo Fernandez Extradited for Defrauding Spanish-speaking U.S. Consumers

If convicted, Cornejo faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after considering the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.

CRIME & PUNISHMENT

Podiatrist Brian Carpenter, Patient Recruiter Jerry Lee Hawrylak Jailed 105 Years for $8.5m Compounding Fraud Scheme

Jerry Lee Hawrylak, 71, of Lake Worth, Texas, recruited Carpenter to sign the prescriptions and recruited TRICARE beneficiaries to accept the medically unnecessary creams. From November 2014 to January 2017, Carpenter, Hawrylak, and others caused the Fort Worth-based pharmacy involved in the conspiracy to fraudulently bill TRICARE approximately $8.5 million for these creams.

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Border Officers Seize $320,000 of Counterfeit Cash at JFK Airport

“Criminal groups are targeting the people, businesses, and the security of the United States’ financial well-being by trying to make a quick buck, while negatively impacting our economic vitality.  Our officers working with the agents from U. S. Secret Service are there to stop that threat to our nation.”

SAFETY & SECURITY

Police Launch Appeal to Arrest Suspect in Merton Sexual Assault

The woman was with her family, including two young children when she was approached by the suspect, who is described as in his late teens. He spoke briefly to her before assaulting her.

AFP Warns of Rise of Forced Labour, Exploitation in Australia

The man has been charged with a total of 44 human trafficking type offences, and the matter is currently before the court. View the Darwin man charged with forced labour release.

Working Arrangement Signed Between Singapore’s Law Enforcement Authorities, Europol

If established, a SIENA connection would allow law enforcement authorities from Singapore to be connected with over 3,000 law enforcement agencies from over 70 countries, facilitating bilateral communication with or without the involvement of Europol.

Europol, Eurojust, EJN Release New SIRIUS Report on Accessing Electronic Evidence in 2024

Building on its existing expertise, the SIRIUS Project will continue to support the daily efforts of law enforcement, judicial authorities, and service providers during its third phase, set to begin next year, while also keeping policymakers informed about the persistent challenges they face.
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Abject poverty is a paradox of the richness of Africa, and widespread diseases underline the sick state of the continent. On a board of intrigues, corruption and misplaced priorities, hapless Africans are considered pawns in a floundering health system strewn across the continent. Bayo Akinloye writes that financing health on the continent is a balancing act
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RIGHTS

ICC’s Prosecutor Office Launches Annual Report 2024, ‘The Law in Action for All’

In the upcoming year, the office will continue to pursue effective and impactful investigations and litigation, with trial judgments in several cases to be expected. Further policies in the year 2025, including on environmental and cyber-enabled crimes, will underline the relevance of the Rome Statute in helping ensure a more just world.

World Disability Day: CITAB Calls for Tougher Sanctions on Disability Law in Nigeria

Fenemigho reminded the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities in Nigeria of their pivotal role in ensuring the disability law is not just a paper tiger but a fully realized tool for change. He called on the commission to embrace a proactive stance by ensuring their efforts translate into tangible actions.

Questions & Answers on ICC Office of Prosecutor’s Policy on Slavery Crimes

This Policy developed by the OTP was achieved through a comprehensive consultation process with more than 150 external experts from over 50 countries and 50 written submissions from 24 countries, including survivor communities, civil society organisations, advocates, academics, national authorities, international organisations, investigative mechanisms and other justice actors.

ICC Office of Prosecutor Announces Release of New Policy on ‘Slavery Crimes’

While slavery crimes have a long history, they, unfortunately, are not a thing of the past. Slavery or enslavement is committed whenever there is an exercise of powers attaching to the rights of ownership over one or more persons.

Conservationists Raise Red Flags Over Impact of Commercial Parrot Breeding for Wild Populations

"Even if we set aside the animal welfare and public health risks, the conservation implications of expanding parrot farming are profound. The practice could exacerbate the very challenges it aims to solve, jeopardizing fragile ecosystems and accelerating species decline."

World Animal Protection Slams JBS Multibillion-dollar Expansion into Nigeria as Threat to Animal Welfare

"JBS's factory farming model conflicts with this vision, as it prioritises profit over the welfare of animals, people and the environment."

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