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The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- The Irish Sun
Man, 24, dies in garden of house as three are arrested on suspicion of murder
THREE people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died in a garden of a home. The victim, 24, had been reportedly attacked before he was found in the garden of a property in Exmouth, Devon, at around 12.45am on Saturday. Advertisement Despite the best efforts of paramedics to save his life, the man tragically died at the scene, police said. Following his death, two men in their 20s were arrested on suspicion of murder. A third man, also in his 20s, was then arrested in Exeter on suspicion of murder, with all three suspects now in custody. DI Rob Smith from the Major Crime Investigation Team, said: "I would like to thank the public for their support so far as we continue to conduct our enquiries. Advertisement "Cordons are likely to remain in place for some time yet, and I'd again like to thank residents affected for their patience and understanding. "If anybody living in the area has any concerns, please speak to our officers at the cordon. "There will continue to be a heightened police presence in the area as we work to deliver justice for the victim's family." Police are also urgently appealing for any witnesses, or those with information about the death, to come forward. Advertisement Most read in The Sun Exclusive Breaking If you know anything or have any relevant footage which could police in their investigation, contact the force by dialling 101, quoting reference 50250136873. You can also reach Devon and Cornwall Police via its website More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Advertisement Like us on Facebook at 1 Three people have been arrested after a man in his 20s died in a garden in Exmouth, Devon Credit: Google
Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Man, 24, dies in garden of house as three are arrested on suspicion of murder
Police are urgently appealing for the public to come forward with information about the tragic death HORROR ATTACK Man, 24, dies in garden of house as three are arrested on suspicion of murder THREE people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died in a garden of a home. The victim, 24, had been reportedly attacked before he was found in the garden of a property in Exmouth, Devon, at around 12.45am on Saturday. Despite the best efforts of paramedics to save his life, the man tragically died at the scene, police said. Following his death, two men in their 20s were arrested on suspicion of murder. A third man, also in his 20s, was then arrested in Exeter on suspicion of murder, with all three suspects now in custody. DI Rob Smith from the Major Crime Investigation Team, said: "I would like to thank the public for their support so far as we continue to conduct our enquiries. "Cordons are likely to remain in place for some time yet, and I'd again like to thank residents affected for their patience and understanding. "If anybody living in the area has any concerns, please speak to our officers at the cordon. "There will continue to be a heightened police presence in the area as we work to deliver justice for the victim's family." Police are also urgently appealing for any witnesses, or those with information about the death, to come forward. If you know anything or have any relevant footage which could police in their investigation, contact the force by dialling 101, quoting reference 50250136873. You can also reach Devon and Cornwall Police via its website here. More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSun.
Business Wire
19-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
GitLab Achieves FedRAMP® Moderate Authorization
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--All Remote - GitLab Inc., the most comprehensive, intelligent DevSecOps platform, today announced it has achieved Authority to Operate status at the Moderate impact level from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) for GitLab Dedicated for Government under the sponsorship of the General Services Administration (GSA). FedRAMP provides a standardized approach to adopting secure and compliant cloud products and services across the federal government. GitLab completed a thorough assessment process with adherence to stringent criteria, including implementing necessary security controls, regular audits, and continuous monitoring. GitLab Dedicated for Government, now FedRAMP authorized, delivers a powerful DevSecOps platform with data residency, isolation, and private networking to help meet critical security and compliance requirements. To learn more about GitLab Dedicated for Government, read the GitLab blog. Supporting Quote: 'Achieving the FedRAMP Authority to Operate status demonstrates GitLab's commitment to providing government agencies with a secure and efficient DevSecOps platform,' said Rob Smith, Public Sector Area Vice President at GitLab. 'This designation expands access for public sector and highly regulated organizations to take advantage of GitLab Dedicated for Government, enabling them to deliver secure software in the cloud while helping them meet stringent data compliance and privacy requirements.' About GitLab GitLab is the most comprehensive, intelligent DevSecOps platform for software innovation. GitLab enables organizations to increase developer productivity, improve operational efficiency, reduce security and compliance risk, and accelerate digital transformation. More than 50 million registered users and more than 50% of the Fortune 100 trust GitLab to ship better, more secure software faster.
Yahoo
17-05-2025
- Yahoo
Mount Rainier scaling back reservations for 2025 season in WA
The Brief Mount Rainier National Park will again require timed-entry reservations during peak periods to manage increased visitation. The NPCA supports the system but calls for broader implementation and better staffing. Increased visitation has caused traffic, crowding, and environmental issues. SEATTLE - Officials with Mount Rainier National Park will again limit the number of visitors to certain areas of the Washington park this year. MRNP has introduced a limited timed-entry reservation system for its peak 2025 visitation season, addressing the challenges posed by a significant increase in visitor numbers over the past decade. Timeline The new system requires reservations for visitors entering the Sunrise Corridor from the northeast between July 11 and Sept. 1, as well as on weekends and holidays in September and October. The National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) has been advocating for the implementation of such systems at Mount Rainier. The organization hoped park managers would build on their 2024 strategy. The park's previous pilot program in 2024, which included more dates and covered the popular Nisqually and Stevens Canyon entrances, was well-received by local community members, the State of Washington Tourism, outdoor retailers, and park visitors. However, efforts to expand the program were delayed by the Trump administration. What they're saying Rob Smith, NPCA Northwest Regional Director, spoke about the scaled-back reservation plan, emphasizing the need for a more comprehensive system that could have been implemented earlier and in more areas of the park. "It's frustrating to settle for a scaled back reservations plan when a more commonsense system prevailed at Mount Rainier last year and could have easily returned earlier and in more areas of the park this year." Dig deeper The introduction of the reservation system comes in response to a nearly 40% increase in visitation to Mount Rainier over the last decade. This surge has resulted in traffic congestion, long lines for services, trash accumulation, trail crowding, and disturbances to wildlife, according to the NPCA. Park advocates have raised concerns about the gradual degradation of the park's high-altitude wildflower meadows due to social trails and roadside parking outside designated areas. The situation is reportedly exacerbated by the closure of the Carbon River Fairfax Bridge, which limits access. Smith highlighted the importance of smarter staffing levels to ensure the success of reservation systems at Mount Rainier and other national parks, noting ongoing challenges posed by staffing cuts and uncertainty. The Source Information for this story came from the National Parks Conservation Association. Viral TikTok warns women of convicted rapist released in Seattle Over 100 Rite Aid and Bartell Drugs stores to close, including 8 in WA Seattle Seahawks 2025 schedule released, here are all 17 matchups Marymoor Park announces 2025 summer concert series lineup in Redmond, WA Viral TikTok captures truck break-in after Seattle Mariners game, despite police presence Bryan Kohberger back in court for pretrial hearing in Idaho students murder case 'Scared of accountability': Crowd calls out West Seattle leaders at public safety meeting FBI nabs Thurston County, WA fugitive hundreds of miles from crime scene To get the best local news, weather and sports in Seattle for free, sign up for the daily FOX Seattle Newsletter. Download the free FOX LOCAL app for mobile in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store for live Seattle news, top stories, weather updates and more local and national news.
Otago Daily Times
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Otago Daily Times
‘Sound of Music' makes its return
Bringing the popular classic to life in Waimate this month are Rob Smith who plays Captain von Trapp and Vanessa Morgan who plays Maria. PHOTO: PETER O'CONNELL Waimate is alive with The Sound of Music. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the popular film The Sound of Music, and - to celebrate - the Waimate Theatre Company will bring the classic to the stage next week. Spokeswoman Emma Bush said it had been almost four decades since the play was last staged in Waimate and some of the original cast would return to the stage again. Miss Bush said Russell Wallace - who had played Captain Von Trapp - was returning as the stern Admiral von Schreiber. While Rob Smith - who had formerly played Max Detweiler - would be taking on the role of Captain Von Trapp. She said those familiar faces would also be joined by a new generation of performers who were "bringing their own energy to the production". Miss Bush said - following the success of last year's Frozen Jr - the interest from young performers was so strong the company had double cast the child roles to give more thespians the chance to star. Behind the scenes, a dedicated team of volunteers has been hard at work - building sets, sewing costumes, sourcing props, and keeping everything running smoothly. "It's a true community effort. "One that continues to make local theatre something special." The production would be directed by Helen Horsnell, with choreography by Shelley Wilson and musical direction from Vanessa Morgan and Claire Luckman. "The production is in expert hands and promises to deliver something truly special." Tickets are on sale now at Humanitix.
