Sheriff's Deputies Shoot Suspect After Disturbing Trunk Discovery
Sheriff's deputies in Chino Hills, California, opened fire on a suspect after making a disturbing discovery in the trunk of his vehicle.2 sourcesSee all sources
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White-collar news — August 1, 2026 - Page 9
Publications tagged with White-collar published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 9 of 10.
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Engineer Shoots Production Manager at Yalova Shipyard
An engineer named Mete A. (30) shot and injured the production manager Engin Y. (41) with a gun during an argument at a shipyard in Altınova district of Yalova. The production manager was hit by 6 bullets in the legs and was taken to the hospital. Efforts to catch the suspect who fled after the incident have begun.3 sourcesSee all sourcesIsraeli Ambulance Driver Charged with Spying for Iran
A 34-year-old ambulance driver from Bi'ina, Amir Hisham Mohammad Titi, has been arrested and charged with spying for Iran. He exploited his access to hospitals to photograph emergency readiness, secretly film President Herzog during a hospital visit, and monitor Yoav Gallant’s home in Amikam. Titi received tens of thousands of shekels for his missions.28 sourcesSee all sourcesMigrant Arrested Over Child Indecency Images at Crowborough Camp
A migrant has been arrested at the Crowborough Training Camp, which houses around 540 male migrants, on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children.2 sourcesSee all sourcesCouple's Knife Attack in Xiagang City Market: Woman Dead, Man Injured
A fatal conflict between a couple occurred in the market of Xiagang City, Sihanoukville. The man stabbed his girlfriend with a knife, resulting in her death. Afterward, he injured himself and was sent to the hospital. The woman's body was taken to the morgue, and police are investigating the incident.10 sourcesSee all sourcesMan Dies After Being Hit by Minibus While Retrieving Phone in Denizli
A man attempting to cross the street to retrieve his forgotten phone at a market in Denizli was struck by a minibus traveling on the service road. The minibus driver was arrested at the scene, and the pedestrian lost his life in the incident.2 sourcesSee all sourcesPolice Warns of Phishing SMS Fines Scam
Fraudsters are impersonating the police to send deceptive SMS messages about traffic violations and fines, tricking citizens into clicking on links and entering personal information. The police has warned the public not to fall for these scams and to delete any such messages.3 sourcesSee all sourcesEl Salvador Sentences 28 Gang Members to Over 1,000 Years in Prison
A Salvadoran court has sentenced 28 gang members to individual prison terms of over 1,000 years for drug trafficking, money laundering, and creating illegal groups.9 sourcesSee all sourcesPatrick Clancy Testifies in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial
Patrick Clancy, the ex-husband of Lindsay Clancy, resumed his testimony in the murder trial of their three children. He previously found the bodies and made a 911 call. The trial entered its third day with Clancy's continued testimony.16 sourcesSee all sourcesBusinessman Accused of Beating Scientist Sent to Pre-Trial Detention
Alexander Revereuk, a 38-year-old businessman, has been sent to a pre-trial detention center. He is accused of brutally assaulting scientist Zhezin. Revereuk has been held for nearly two months while the investigation continues.2 sourcesSee all sourcesElderly Man Beaten After Protecting Girls from Harassers in Ankara
In Ankara, a 72-year-old man was beaten for intervening in an incident where two girl children, aged 14 and 15, were harassed and attempted to be forced into a car by a group of men. The incident was recorded by security cameras and went viral on social media. The suspect was initially released after giving a statement but was later rearrested. The elderly man, Nurettin Erçayan, expressed his desire for justice.12 sourcesSee all sourcesFinal Texts from Briton Found Dead in Athens Suitcase Revealed
Greek police have revealed the final text messages sent from the phone of Elisabeth-Jane Ross, a 38-year-old British woman found dead in a suitcase in Athens on July 18. The messages, sent on July 15, included 'I want to be alone'. Police believe the messages were sent by someone using her phone.16 sourcesSee all sourcesTwo Minors Die in Benalmádena House Fire
Two minors, aged 10 and 15, died in a house fire in Benalmádena, with their mother seriously injured. The fire occurred in an apartment building, requiring the evacuation of two floors. Emergency services responded, including firefighters from Benalmádena, Mijas, and Fuengirola, as well as police forces. The cause of the fire is under investigation.32 sourcesSee all sourcesAyuso Government Sells Controversial Chamberí Penthouse One Day After Purchase
The Ayuso government in Madrid has announced that it is selling a luxury penthouse in the Chamberí district, just one day after the purchase was made public. The decision comes amidst controversy surrounding the initial justification for the purchase of the 485 sqm property. The government has not yet provided details on the cost of the penthouse or the reason for its sudden sale.8 sourcesSee all sourcesArmed Robberies Drop Significantly in São Paulo
The state of São Paulo experienced a notable decrease in armed robberies resulting in death during the first half of 2026. According to exclusive data obtained by Radar, there were 44 such incidents from January to June 2026, compared to 69 in the same period of 2025, marking a 36.2% reduction. This is the lowest level of these crimes since the beginning of the historical series in 2001.2 sourcesSee all sourcesTeenagers Throw Water Bag, Injuring Baby in Stroller
In a dangerous stunt inspired by social media, two 14-year-old boys threw water-filled bags from a seventh-floor window in Obuhivschyna, Ukraine. One of the bags hit a stroller carrying a three-month-old baby, who was hospitalized. Police have drawn up administrative materials against the mothers of the teenagers for failure to fulfill their parental duties.6 sourcesSee all sourcesPolice Foil Scammer, Recover 50,000 Yuan
Wuhan police recently reported preventing a citizen from falling into a fraudulent trap. The scammer was caught red-handed counting the stolen funds, but the police arrived in time to stop the transfer and recover 50,000 yuan. The victim received a call from an unknown number, with the caller using a false identity and script to induce financial transactions. The police's anti-fraud warning system detected the anomaly, and officers intervened and exposed the fraudulent scheme on the spot.16 sourcesSee all sourcesDurov's Assets Frozen, Transfers Considered Terrorism Financing
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has had his financial assets in Russia frozen following his inclusion in the country's list of terrorists and extremists. Transfers to his accounts are now considered financing terrorism. His family's expenses are limited to 10,000 rubles per month.15 sourcesSee all sourcesBIA Refuses to Cooperate in 'Panda' Café Murder Investigation
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime in Serbia has revealed that the Intelligence and Security Agency (BIA) has not responded to its requests to interview former state security chiefs and the current president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, in relation to investigations into the murders at the 'Panda' café. The BIA has also not responded to similar requests from the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office (TOKE) and TOB.5 sourcesSee all sourcesTwo Soldiers from 'Rock' Regiment Jailed for Assaulting Comrades
Two soldiers from the 'Rock' regiment have been sent to jail for 60 days without bail. They are suspected of illegally detaining and assaulting their comrades. One of them denies the charges and plans to appeal his arrest.4 sourcesSee all sourcesEx-Employee Exposes Company's Alleged Scams and Unfair Practices
A former employee, Qi Sheng, has been exposing a company's alleged scams and unfair practices. The company, which operates in a 'European fast kill' mode, is accused of not disclosing performance bonus information, sudden office relocations, unpaid fees, and not helping employees renew their visas on time. The employee has threatened to expose more information, including office locations and family members of the bosses (AK and Jin Zong/A Fei), if the company does not settle the issues.18 sourcesSee all sourcesTwo Soldiers of Skela Regiment Detained for Torturing Comrades
A court in Kropyvnytskyi has remanded two soldiers of the Skela regiment into custody for 60 days without the right to bail. They are suspected of torturing and cruelly mistreating their fellow soldiers. The suspects deny the charges and plan to appeal (one of them).8 sourcesSee all sourcesArsonist Arrested for Starting Forest Fire in Anoia, Barcelona
The Mossos d'Esquadra have arrested a 58-year-old man accused of intentionally starting a forest fire in Carme, Anoia, Barcelona on July 6, which burned over 450 hectares, affected seven municipalities, and forced the confinement of 33,000 residents. The suspect is also believed to have caused two other fires in the same area. He was arrested on July 27 and provisionally imprisoned on July 28.3 sourcesSee all sourcesItalian Man Sentenced for Fake Ancient Amphitheater
An Italian man, Franco Malosso, has been sentenced to 2 years and 4 months in prison for building a fake ancient Roman amphitheater and charging tourists up to 40 euros for tours. The structure, promoted as an 'ancient Roman amphitheatre', was constructed recently using modern materials like fiberglass, papier-mâché, and gypsum. Malosso claimed it was built in 393 AD and visited by historical figures like Julius Caesar, but archaeologists found it was built in the early 2000s. He also faces a fine of 3,000 euros and may have to pay 560,000 euros in compensation.35 sourcesSee all sources