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Police kept me as sex slave for nine months as baby watched, mom claims
Police kept me as sex slave for nine months as baby watched, mom claims

Daily Mail​

time5 days ago

  • Daily Mail​

Police kept me as sex slave for nine months as baby watched, mom claims

A woman claims she was repeatedly raped by police officers in front of her newborn baby. The 29-year-old Brazilian mother alleges she was held as a sex slave in a prison cell for nine months while cops took turns abusing her. She alleges she was taken to a remote police station in Santo Antonio do Ica, in the rural state of Amazonas, and told she was being held for domestic violence against her husband. A lawyer acting for the woman, who is part of Amazonian Kokama indigenous community, said the attacks began after she was arrested. But when she was taken to the station officers threw her in a cell with male inmates and told her there was an outstanding warrant for her arrest. She then allegedly became a sex slave to the officers who systematically raped her until she was released in August 2023. The woman is now demanding nearly $90,000 in compensation from the state for the horrific abuse she suffered. According to an affidavit, the woman's ordeal was so traumatic that she tried to kill herself several times. 'The psychological damages of the gang rape committed in the presence of the newborn and during the period of imprisonment caused her permanent damage,' the document said. Additionally, the level of abuse she suffered was so physically brutal that two years later she continues to suffer from uncontrollable bleeding in the uterus, her legal team said. 'The physical pain acquired as a result of sexual violence is added to the deep psychological wound that marked the Plaintiff's soul. 'The depression, the suicide attempts inside the prison and the constant fear are silent witnesses to the barbarity suffered.' Lead attorney Dacimar de Souza Carneiro noted that the abuse happened everywhere in the station - from the cell to the kitchen and even in the weapons arsenal. 'The rapes happened at night, during shifts. In all areas of the police station. The other prisoners didn't say anything because they were also tortured.' And when she begged them not to rape her in front of her baby son, cops reportedly told her: 'We're the ones in charge here.' When she was not being raped, the document alleges that she was locked in the police station's only cell with other men and lived in constant fear of further attacks. The victim identified four military police officers and a municipal guard as the perpetrators. She was only spared when she was transferred to a women's jail in August 2023, and she told wardens about what had happened to her. The Amazonas Public Security Secretariat and the Civil Police say they are investigating her allegations.

Councilwoman turns out to be brazen shoplifter
Councilwoman turns out to be brazen shoplifter

Daily Mail​

time12-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Daily Mail​

Councilwoman turns out to be brazen shoplifter

A councilwoman was busted for shoplifting twice in less than 24 hours. Carla Dressler, a lawmaker in Brazil, was caught on camera stealing clothes from two stores in Pontes e Lacerda. According to Mato Gross Civil Police, she first snatched gym attire from a display table in a fitness store before pilfering a dress priced at $108 and a skirt valued at $44 from a separate retail outlet. At the fitness store, Dressler folded the outfit and placed it inside her purse. She then turned away and stepped over to a rack as her daughter approached her from behind and tried to get her attention. Store employees were concerned about Dressler's behavior and alerted the police at about 4pm. The items were valued at around $108. She was located at an address nearby wearing the green training outfit and was taken to a station where she confessed to the crime and then was released after paying bail. A second store owner then contacted the police to report that Dressler had also stolen from their location. The shocking footage showed a female sales associate assisting Dressler and showing her some of the clothing items. The councilwoman first grabbed a dress priced at $108 and a skirt valued at $44. In a span of a second, she was able to somehow stuff both items into her bag without the worker noticing. Mato Grosso authorities are now investigating if other businesses have been targeted by Dressler. Dressler was elected as councilwoman in the Mato Grosso municipality of Vale de Sao Domingo in 2024 after tallying 84 votes in a city with a population of about 3,000 residents. Sneak thief: The councilwoman was filmed holding a dress while a saleswoman was assisting her just seconds before she stuffed the dress and a skirt into her bag and fled According to the Superior Electoral Court's Disclosure of Candidates and Electoral Accounts, the councilwoman graduated from high school. It's unknown if she attended a university. Leading up to the elections, Dressler, who has been married for 17 years and has two daughters, declared that she had around $900 worth of assets. However, the first-time politician earns a monthly salary of about $810.

Female lawmaker 'caught on camera committing bizarrely petty crime'
Female lawmaker 'caught on camera committing bizarrely petty crime'

Daily Mail​

time10-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Daily Mail​

Female lawmaker 'caught on camera committing bizarrely petty crime'

A daring councilwoman was arrested for shoplifting from two stores in less than 24 hours. Carla Dressler was seen on security camera stealing clothing items from stores in Pontes e Lacerda, Brazil and was apprehended by the Mato Gross Civil Police on Tuesday. Dressler first visited a fitness store and grabbed a green gym set from a display table. The lawmaker folded the outfit and placed it inside her handbag. She then turned away and stepped over to a rack as her daughter approached her from behind and tried to get her attention. Store employees were concerned about Dressler's behavior and alerted the police at about 4pm. The items were valued at around $108. She was located at an address nearby wearing the green training outfit and was taken to a station, where she confessed to the crime and then was released after paying bail. A second store owner then contacted the police to report that Dressler had also stolen from their location. The shocking footage showed a female sales associate assisting Dressler and showing her some of the clothing items. The councilwoman first grabbed a dress priced at $108 and a skirt valued at $44. In a span of a second, she was able to somehow stuff both items into her bag without the worker noticing. Mato Grosso authorities are now investigating if other businesses have been targeted Dressler. Dressler was elected as councilwoman in the Mato Grosso municipality of Vale de São Domingo in 2024 after tallying 84 votes in a city with a population of about 3,000 residents. The councilwoman was filmed holding a dress while a saleswoman was assisting her just seconds before she stuffed the dress and a skirt into her bag and fled According to the Superior Electoral Court's Disclosure of Candidates and Electoral Accounts, the councilwoman graduated from high school. It's unknown if she attended a university. Leading up to the elections, Dressler, who has been married for 17 years and has two daughters, declared that she had around $900 worth of assets. However, the first-time politician earns a monthly salary of about $810.

Teenage girl dies after eating poisoned cupcake delivered to her home with 'love note'
Teenage girl dies after eating poisoned cupcake delivered to her home with 'love note'

Extra.ie​

time04-06-2025

  • General
  • Extra.ie​

Teenage girl dies after eating poisoned cupcake delivered to her home with 'love note'

A girl in Brazil died after eating a a poisoned cupcake that was sent to her with a love note. Ana Neves, 17, ate the cupcakes in the city of Itapeceria, over 300 miles north of São Paolo, which were delivered with a note saying 'a treat for the most beautiful girl I've ever seen.' The cupcakes, however, were laced with arsenic, with Ana initially falling ill around an hour after eating them. Despite being discharged from hospital after falling ill, her condition worsened, and she died of a cardiac arrest on Sunday afternoon (June 1). A girl in Brazil died after eating a a poisoned cupcake that was sent to her with a love note. Pic: Facebook São Paolo Civil Police arrested an unnamed 17-year-old girl who confessed to sending the cupcakes to Ana, saying that she just wanted to 'scare' her. She said that she bought the poison on the internet for 65 Brazilian Reals (approx €10), and sent a courier to deliver the cupcakes. The suspect also said that she bought the cupcakes from Menina Trufa, a local pastry shop, but the owner of the shop said that no couriers who work for her shop made the delivery. 'The product left the store and no one knows where it went,' Josielie Franca, who owns the pastry shop, said in a statement on Instagram. 'It was a delivery boy from an app. All of our deliveries arrive via our delivery boys, who use our pink bag, with our logo.' The teenager ate a cupcake addressed to her as 'the most beautiful girl I've ever seen,' but died just one day later after being poisoned. Pic:'This delivery was not made by our delivery boys.' Ana's school, João Baptista de Oliveira state school, paid tribute to her on social media, writing 'With a huge weight, our classroom says goodbye to a beautiful star. 'No words will be enough to console, but we hope that love and beautiful memories will comfort, little by little, the hurting hearts. Ana was, and will always be, part of our history. We will carry with us the good times, the lessons learned and the affection that she left behind.'

Distribution of appointment letters to 60,244 police recruits in June second week
Distribution of appointment letters to 60,244 police recruits in June second week

Hindustan Times

time04-06-2025

  • General
  • Hindustan Times

Distribution of appointment letters to 60,244 police recruits in June second week

The distribution of appointment letters for 60,244 positions of constable in the Civil Police through direct recruitment for the year 2023 is proposed in the second week of June, as per the directions of the chief minister, stated the letter from the UP Director General of Police (DGP) on Monday. The officials said the event is likely to be held in Lucknow at Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee International Ekana Stadium. The letter outlines the next steps in the recruitment process for constables in the Civil Police, including the distribution of appointment letters and the actions required from the home districts to facilitate the process. The letter is addressed to all Police Commissioners and Senior Superintendents of Police (SSP) of different districts across the state. The letter stated that the allocation of cadres for 48,196 male and 12,048 female candidates has been done through a previous order issued in this direction.. It further stated that the home districts of the new recruits are required to take the following actions on a priority basis. It included the files of selected candidates should be made available to the Joining Training Course (JTC) district by June 3 (Tuesday). The selected candidates will be summoned for a short period, and they will be informed about the details of the programme. The DGP explained that the male candidates are required to wear full-sleeve white shirts, khaki pants, and black shoes, while female candidates should wear plain salwar suits or sarees He said the home districts will make arrangements for the candidates to travel to Lucknow and back, and the Police Commissioner, Lucknow, will make arrangements for their stay.

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