The Miami police are investigating, in their own words, robberies in the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. Deputy police chief Luis Cabrera said to the Miami Herald that four people have been arrested on Sunday evening.
The devastating hurricane Irma was toned down to the category 1 on Monday above Florida. The still very heavy storm has wind speeds of up to 135 kilometers per hour. Irma draws across land northeast of Tampa to the north.
Hurricane Irma continues his way through Florida. Despite the fact that the storm has diminished, Irma has already caused much nuisance in parts of the US state. Especially the abundant water that the hurricane entails poses problems.
In the US state of Florida, 53-year-old Mark James Asay was executed for the murder of two men in 1987 in Jacksonville. They were killed on the same day in two different incidents. Asay would have had racist motives in one of the two murders.
The municipality of Zundert wants to vacate the last of a total of eleven fields of camping Fort Oranje in Rijsbergen on December 6th. The municipality announced it to the remaining residents on Tuesday. Exceptions may remain.
The Surinamese Public Prosecutor's Office has called for Susan Steven Dendoe on Friday for twenty years. There would be 'legitimate and convincing evidence' of Dendoe's involvement in the December killings.
Desi Bouterse will not lay down for a possible conviction for his involvement in the December killings. 'God made me president, so a judge of the war council does not get me out of here.'
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Prosecutor Roy Elgin called on the Surinamese war council on Thursday to imprison Jimmy Stolk, imprisonment officer, who is also suspicious in the criminal proceedings around the December killings. According to the Auditor-Military, Stolk was able to do nothing but follow a service order on December 8, 1982 and pick up one of the later victims from his house.
The trial of the December murders, in which the Surinamese president, Desi Bouterse's chief suspect, is continued. This is evidenced by the judgment of the Court of Justice, the supreme court in Suriname.
With over fifty officials, all mobile homes will be checked on Wednesday at the infamous Fort Orange campsite in Rijsbergen. Between six and seven hundred caravans are checked whether they are safe enough to live, according to a spokeswoman for the municipality of Zundert. The campsite manager is instructed to restore violations. The participating officials are from various municipalities in West Brabant. The results of the check are expected Thursday.
Minister Lodewijk Asscher of Social Affairs does not have to rectify his statements about camping Fort Orange in Zundert. The court of justice in The Hague determined that on Monday.
About two weeks after his detention, an Italian journalist was released by Turkey. The filmmaker Gabriele Del Grande is now on his way to his country of origin, Italian Secretary of State Angelino Alfano said on Twitter on Monday.
During a routine training of a US Army battalion Monday a helicopter crashed on a golf course in Leonardtown, Maryland. A crew member was killed while the other two were injured.
The most expensive mansion in the province of Gelderland, North Fort at Megchelen, has a new owner. The house was for sale for 7.5 million euros. The agency would not say whether that price ultimately paid by the Gelderlander.
A 37-year-old woman living in the US state of Texas has been sentenced to eight years in prison for illegally voting. The woman, who was brought as a baby from Mexico to the US, had voted in elections in 2012 and 2014 as 'resident' while 'non-resident' had been allowed to cast a vote.
An American thief in the Texan city Fort Worh managed to steal an exclusive guitar by plugging the instrument into his pants. Then the man walked casually with the loot out.
The FBI does not mean Esteban Santiago with his shooting at the Fort Lauderdale airport had terrorist motives. The research indicates that the 26-year-old Iraq veteran his attack in any case, had planned carefully.
The shooter of the deadly shootings at the airport in Fort Lauderdale had to hand his gun late last year when he underwent a mental examination. The ex-soldier had his weapon back, because he had done nothing wrong, the police said Saturday.
Frank Hoekstra, the Dutch businessman who closely witnessed the shootings at Fort Lauderdale, is safe at home. He is tired, but happy that he survived the attack. He is surprised how someone could just take a gun in his baggage.
The shooter Friday in Fort Lauderdale in Florida shot and killed five people, was already on the radar of the FBI. Iraq veteran Esteban Santiago (26) had in November itself reported to the FBI in Alaska that he commands about Islamic state heard in his head.
The Fort Lauderdale airport still struggling with the aftermath of the shooting last Friday. Although the airport was reopened Saturday morning, it is just trying to get the luggage to its rightful owners. According to Fort Lauderdale is about 20,000 pieces of luggage to be recorded.
A 37-year-old man survived the shooting at the Fort Lauderdale airport by a bullet ricocheted on his MacBook Pro. CNN reported Saturday.
The man who five people Friday (local time) shot dead at the Fort Lauderdale airport is very likely an Iraq veteran. It would be the 26-year-old Esteban Santiago. This was reported by the local sheriff.
Frank Hoekstra Friday sat quietly waiting for his plane in the lounge of the airport in Fort Lauderdale when suddenly someone came running. 'Run, run, run.' Soon, he knew it was wrong. There appeared to be a shooting to be 'It was penetrate to the outside.' In progress
At the airport of Fort Lauderdale in the US state of Florida on Friday held a shooting. It would be shot between six and nine people. This would be one death cases.
Melvin Laird, former Minister of Defense of the United States on Wednesday in Fort Myers deceased in the state of Florida.
The governor of the US state of New Jersey, Trump consultant Chris Christie, has according to US media as a top politician fatal injury sustained by the conviction Friday of two former employees. The jury at a court in Newark said Christie's former aide Bridget Kelly and a port authority of New Jersey, Bill Baroni, guilty of, inter alia, fraud and conspiracy.
PORT-AU-PRINCEHet death toll in Haiti as a result of Hurricane Matthew has risen to 339. On Thursday the number still 140 deaths. In the neighboring Dominican Republic were unfortunate four dead.
The death toll from Hurricane Matthew has risen in the night from Thursday to Friday to 265. That's almost double the 140 deaths that were known until now.
