The woman who was arrested in Brisbane on Sunday because she is suspected of having put needles in strawberries is a former employee of a strawberry grower. That is what Australian media report. On Monday, the fifty-year-old My Ut Trinh was brought before the judge.
The Queensland police have arrested a 50-year-old woman suspected of having put needles and pins in strawberries. For weeks, research has preceded this with national cooperation from various Australian government departments. The suspected perpetrator is likely to be brought before the judge in Brisbane on Monday. Because the investigation has not yet been completed, the public prosecutor did not want to say anything about her.
A New Zealand supermarket chain has raised alarms after needles were found in strawberries. The relevant fruit brand is removed from the shelves, the newspaper The New Zealand Herald reports. The company Countdown advises customers from Australia to cut strawberries for safety.
The Australian police have arrested a 12-year-old for the strawberry terror that keeps the country in its grip. Presumably several miscreants stop needles in the fruit. There are already more than a hundred cases known, spread over several places.
A third strawberry grower in Australia was hit by needles and pins found in the fruits. The police fears that six companies are the victims of the needle stick.
In Australia, alarms were made after the discovery of needles in trays of strawberries. A branch organization of growers says, 'have reason to believe \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27; that a resentful ex-employee is responsible for this, reports Australian media.
Because of a collision between two recreational boats on the Colorado River in the west of the US, at least thirteen people were injured and two passengers were missing. One of the wounded was injured to a hospital in Los Angeles, 340 kilometers to the west.
It was an endless quest that always led to disappointment, pain, despair, anger and death. But now daughter 'London' is there.
With 49.4 degrees Celsius it was one of the hottest days in California's history. On the same day, 24 July 2018, there was also a rain shower. In the town of Imperial it was 48.3 degrees Celsius when light rain fell in the afternoon.
English homeless people have opened graves to sleep in. That happened at a notorious cemetery in Cambridge, where passersby regularly see how people inject themselves with drugs. So far, 213 needles have been found.
A court in Singapore sentenced a woman to a ten-week prison sentence for sending her sewing supplies to her detained husband. She had hidden two needles in a postcard, the newspaper The Straits Times reports.
The Christmas tree in the square Piazza Venezia in the center of Rome does not threaten to win Christmas.
A gruesome sex offense holds the American place Danielson in his grasp: a 39-year-old man has declared having had sex with his girlfriend, when he was already deceased.
An unknown number of children were brutally abused at a daycare in Beijing. Children report that they have been sexually abused, with needles stuck under their nails and naked were locked in the closet. That reports the NOS.
Police in Malaysia have arrested a second woman suspected of involvement in the murder of Kim Jong-nam. The half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was attacked Monday at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport and died later in a hospital.
The number of HIV infections in Europe since the beginning of tracking such figures never as high as in 2015. More than 153,000 people in 1980 became infected last year, compared to a growth of 7 percent over the previous year. Hence are now more than 2 million people infected with the AIDS virus in Europe, the World Health Organization on Tuesday announced.
The number of new HIV infections has risen for the first time in twenty years. In 2015, 2.1 million infections worldwide are detected. This growth rises to 5 percent from the year before, according to figures from the Global AIDS Update Report by UNAIDS.
The hotel rooms where terrorist Salah Abdel Salam (26) and his associates stayed for the attacks in Paris has done a remarkable find. A coffee in one of the rooms was littered with hypodermic needles.
A court in Hamburg has a thirty years old mother sentenced to imprisonment because she had worked her three years old son with contaminated needles. The woman's child had been in mortal danger, the judge ruled.
