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Web Release
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Web Release
Give Your Dad a Gift He'll Love This Father's Day with Burgers, Hops, & Bullseyes at JA Lake View Hotel
Don't stress about what to get your dad this Father's Day, forget the usual cufflinks and cologne, and treat him to something he'll actually use. JA Lake View Hotel, the ultimate lifestyle destination located along Jebel Ali Beach, has launched two experience-led packages that combine high-octane activities with indulgent dining. Both the 'Locked & Loaded' and 'Tee Off & Tuck In' offers promise an unforgettable celebration for dads who live life in the fast lane. Renowned as a performance lifestyle destinationand overlooking a 9-hole championship golf course, JA Lake View Hotel is a contemporary haven for those who prefer an active, experience-first approach to travel. With access to world-class sports facilities including the JA Shooting Club, the JA Golf Course, and a state-of-the-art fitness centre, this isn't your typical laid-back resort. Add to that stylish accommodations, award-winning dining venues, and its social, energetic vibe, and you've got the perfect place to celebrate Father's Day with a difference. Smokin' Gun Located at JA Shooting Club, Smokin' Gun is the go-to for guests looking to refuel after a thrilling session on the range. Think bold, indulgent burgers, slow-smoked meats, indulgent shakes, and ice-cold craft hops, all served in a laid-back yet edgy atmosphere that hits the spot every time. Locked & Loaded: Father's Day Package at Smokin' Gun Dial up the adrenaline with a Father's Day experience that pairs precision shooting with bold flavours. The 'Locked & Loaded' package includes a round of 25 shots using a 9mm pistol of your choice, either a Glock 45, Glock 19X, Walther PDP, or CZ 75 Omega, at JA Shooting Club. After working up an appetite, head to Smokin' Gun and take your pick from the Father's Day burger menu, including The Veg, The Rooster, The Double, or the indulgent Smokin' Gun Melt before washing it all down with a house hops, a glass of grape, or a crazy shake. When: Available for purchase between June 15th and 22nd, for redemption until August 31st Offer: 25-shot pistol session + signature burger + beverage Price: AED 630 for 2 people (AED 315 per person for additional packages) *For bookings and more information, contact [email protected] | +971 4 814 5604 Sports Café Overlooking the picturesque JA Marina, Sports Café blends the energy of a traditional sports bar with the elegance of alfresco waterfront dining. Expect hearty favourites, live sports action on the big screens, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it the perfect pre- or post-game hangout. Tee Off & Tuck In: Father's Day Package at Sports Café For the dads who love to hit the greens, the 'Tee Off & Tuck In' package is a winning combination of sport and sustenance. Start with a 9-hole round at the immaculate JA Golf Course and then recharge with your choice of signature mains at Sports Café. Options include the classic Beef Burger and Chips, Fish & Chips, Butter Chicken, Steak Sandwich, or Rigatoni Pasta, paired with a Tiger or Amstel pint, a glass of house grape, or a soft drink. When: Available for purchase between June 15th and 22nd, for redemption until August 31st Offer: 9-hole round of golf + signature main + beverage Price: AED 600 for 2 people (AED 300 per person for additional packages) *For bookings and more information, contact [email protected] | +971 4 814 5604
The Print
07-06-2025
- The Print
Illegal arms smuggling racket busted in Punjab
The recovered weapons include two Glock 19X pistols, two .30 bore pistols, one .30 bore Star Mark Pistol and one Beretta .30 bore Pistol. Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav said those arrested have been identified as Rajan, Paramjit Singh and Dinesh Kumar, all residents of Amritsar. Chandigarh, Jun 7 (PTI) Punjab Police on Saturday said it has busted an illegal arms smuggling racket with the arrest of three people and recovery of six sophisticated foreign-made weapons, smuggled from across the border. Preliminary investigations revealed that the accused were working under the directions of Jugraj Singh, who is currently lodged in Central Jail at Sri Goindwal Sahib, and actively running the smuggling racket through his advocate's munshi identified as Rajan. The kingpin Jugraj Singh, who has been facing several criminal and drug-related cases, is reportedly in contact with Pakistani drug traffickers from within the jail, he said. The DGP said these weapons were smuggled from across the border and were likely meant to be supplied to criminal elements in Punjab. Further investigations are on to establish forward and backward linkages in this case, he added. Sharing operation details, Additional Director General of Police of the anti-narcotics task force Nilabh Kishore said that they had received credible inputs about the trio's involvement in retrieving weapons on the directions of their jailed handler Jugraj Singh. Acting swiftly on the inputs, police teams launched an intelligence-led operation and apprehended accused persons from opposite Khalsa College in Amritsar and recovered weapon consignments from their possession, he said. Police will bring Jugraj Singh from jail on a production warrant to carry out further investigation in this case and identify more persons involved in this smuggling racket, he said. PTI CHS NB NB This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
Time of India
07-06-2025
- Time of India
3 associates of jailed smuggling kingpin Jugraj held in Amritsar, arm recovered
Amritsar: The Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF), Border Range Amritsar, on Saturday claimed to have arrested three associates of the jailed kingpin Jugraj Singh and recovered six sophisticated foreign-made weapons, allegedly smuggled from across the border, from their possession. Gaurav Yadav, director general of police, Punjab, in a release, said those arrested have been identified as Rajan, a resident of Bhagtanwala Gate in Amritsar; Paramjit Singh, a resident of Heer Hall in Ghannupur, Amritsar; and Dinesh Kumar, a resident of Naraingarh, Amritsar. The ANTF recovered two Glock 19X pistols (made in Austria), two .30 bore pistols (made in Italy), one .30 bore Star Mark pistol, and one Beretta .30 bore pistol (made in Italy). The police teams also impounded a motorcycle and a scooter, both without registration plates, used to deliver the consignments. Yadav said preliminary investigations revealed the arrested suspects were working under the directions of Jugraj Singh of Mode village in Amritsar, who is currently lodged in Central Jail at Sri Goindwal Sahib, and actively running the smuggling racket through his advocate's munshi, identified as Rajan. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Jugraj Singh, who faced several criminal cases under the NDPS and Arms Act, was reportedly in contact with Pakistani drug traffickers from within the jail, he said. The DGP further informed that police teams led by superintendent of police, ANTF, Border Range, Amritsar, Gurpreet Singh launched an intelligence-led operation and apprehended the suspects, along with the weapons consignment, from opposite Khalsa College in Amritsar. A case under Section 25 of the Arms Act was registered against the arrested accused at police station ANTF, SAS Nagar. MSID:: 121696194 413 |
Yahoo
22-03-2025
- Yahoo
Father charged after toddler fatally shoots sister
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – A Wichita father is facing criminal charges after his 3-year-old daughter allegedly shot and killed her 1-year-old sister inside their home, according to court records filed in Sedgwick County District Court, detailing the events leading up to the incident. Michael Tejeda, 24, was arrested in connection with the February 28 incident, in which his toddler daughter reportedly accessed his unsecured firearm and fired a fatal shot at her younger sister. Authorities responded to the scene after Tejeda called 911, frantically asking his daughter why she had pulled the trigger. Man gets 5 years for Wichita road rage shooting Tejeda told authorities that his 3-year-old daughter had accessed his unsecured Glock 19X handgun while he was in the bathroom. According to court records, he frantically called 911, questioning his toddler about why she had pulled the trigger. The child's mother was not home at the time. She told police she received a FaceTime call from Tejeda, who informed her of the shooting. Upon arriving at the scene, she comforted her 3-year-old daughter, who repeatedly apologized. A forensic examination determined that the fatal gunshot was fired from an intermediate range of one to three feet. Investigators found the firearm in Tejeda's bedroom after he allegedly moved it following the shooting. A background check revealed Tejeda had a prior felony conviction for drug-related charges and was still under court supervision at the time of the incident. Tejeda has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the shooting, two counts of aggravated endangering of a child, and criminal possession of a weapon by a felon. He remains jailed on a $500,000 bond. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
21-03-2025
- Yahoo
High Schooler in Wisconsin referred after bringing replica gun to school, no ongoing threats
SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. (WFRV) – A report that a student in Wisconsin had a replica gun in their backpack at school led to a questioning and a swift investigation on Thursday. According to the Sun Prairie Police Department, the School Resource Officer was notified that a student at West High School had a facsimile firearm, a replica pellet gun of a Glock 19X in their backpack. Sheriff: 18, 24-year-old arrested out of state in connection to Wisconsin homicide The student fully cooperated with questioning from authorities and was joined by a parent at the Sun Prairie Police Department. An investigation into the incident determined that the replica was never displayed or used in a threatening way and no ongoing threat is perceived at this time. The student will be referred for possessing a dangerous weapon on school grounds, as officials emphasized via the release that whether or not it's a replica, any weapon is prohibited on campus. No additional details were provided. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
