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UC Irvine police look for rape suspect after campus attack
UC Irvine police look for rape suspect after campus attack

Yahoo

time3 days ago

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UC Irvine police look for rape suspect after campus attack

Police at UC Irvine are looking for a rape suspect who attacked a person on the campus last week. UC Irvne police received a report that someone was raped around 11 p.m. on May 16 at Camino del Sol student housing, said UCI Police Chief Liz Griffin in a crime alert. The victim said they were walking when a man pushed them to the ground and raped them, Griffin wrote. The suspect was described as a white male between 35 and 40 years old with dark hair, a medium build and wearing a dark t-shirt and a navy blue hat, according to Griffin. He was also driving a dark colored Acura. The victim reported the attack the next day, acccording to police. Officers searched the area but didn't find the man or his vehicle. Anyone with information about the incident has been asked to contact the UCI police at (949) 824-5223. Sign up for Essential California for news, features and recommendations from the L.A. Times and beyond in your inbox six days a week. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.

Giro d'Italia 2025 stage-by-stage guide: Route maps and profiles for all 21 days
Giro d'Italia 2025 stage-by-stage guide: Route maps and profiles for all 21 days

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time4 days ago

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Giro d'Italia 2025 stage-by-stage guide: Route maps and profiles for all 21 days

The 2025 Giro d'Italia begins in the Albanian port city of Durres, before taking in Slovenia on its way to Italy, finishing in Rome on Sunday 1 June. Here is a stage-by-stage look at the route. Stage 1: Durazzo - Tirana (164km) The stage comes to life after a flat approach of about 65 km. Giro d'Italia 2025 – stage one profile ( Giro d'Italia 2025 – stage one map ( Stage 2: Tirana - Tirana, ITT (13.7km) A fully urban TT held on wide boulevards connected by U-turns. Giro d'Italia 2025 – stage two profile ( Giro d'Italia 2025 – stage two map ( Stage 3: Valona - Valona (160km) A lively stage starting and finishing in close proximity. Giro d'Italia – stage three profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage three map ( Stage 4: Alberobello (Pietramadre) - Lecce (187km) A flat stage with just one short climb in Putignano. Giro d'Italia – stage four profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage four map ( Stage 5: Ceglie Messapica - Matra (145km) Largely flat stage until the final 35 km. Giro d'Italia – stage five profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage five map ( Stage 6: Potenza - Napoli (226km) This is the longest stage of the Giro 2025. Giro d'Italia – stage six profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage six map ( Stage 7: Castl di Sangro - Tagliacozzo (168km) A tough Apennine stage with alternating long and short climbs and descents. Giro d'Italia – stage seven profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage seven map ( Stage 8: Giulianova - Castelraimondo (197km) The second mountainous Apennine stage. Giro d'Italia – stage eight map ( Giro d'Italia – stage eight profile ( Stage 9: Gubbio - Siena (181km) Gravel stage featuring around 29 km of unpaved roads. Giro d'Italia – stage nine profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage nine map ( Stage 10: Lucca - Pisa (28.6km) A mostly flat individual TT with one short climb mid-route. Giro d'Italia – stage 10 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 10 map ( Stage 11: Viareggio - Castelnovo ne' Monti (185km) A stage clearly divided into two parts. The first section, up to Castelnuovo Garfagnana, is in steady, gentle ascent with no major challenges. The second half is filled with tough climbs and long descents. Giro d'Italia – stage 11 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 11 map ( Stage 12: Modena - Viadana (172km) A rolling stage over the first 100 km, then completely flat to the finish. Giro d'Italia – stage 12 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 12 map ( Stage 13: Rovigo - Vicenza (180km) Completely flat in the first half, apart from the short climb of Passo Roverello in the Euganean Hills. Giro d'Italia – stage 13 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 13 map ( Stage 14: Treviso - Nova Gorica/Gorizia (186km) A flat stage with a few uphill kicks toward the end. Giro d'Italia – stage 14 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 14 map ( Stage 15: Fume Veneto - Asiago (214km) A mountain stage with a flat first half leading to Bassano del Grappa, followed by two long climbs taking riders onto the Asiago Plateau. Giro d'Italia – stage 15 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 15 map ( Stage 16: Piazzola Sul Brenta - San Valentino (199km) A full mountain stage. After the first 50 km, it's all climbs and descents with no chance to recover. Giro d'Italia – stage 16 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 16 map ( Stage 17: San Michele all'Adige - Bormio (154km) A mountain stage featuring two long central climbs. Giro d'Italia – stage 17 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 17 map ( Stage 18: Morbegno - Cesano Maderno (144km) Early hills are followed by about 60 km of steady descending on flat terrain. Giro d'Italia – stage 18 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 18 map ( Stage 19: Biella - Champoluc (166km) An Alpine tappone made up entirely of climbs and descents. Giro d'Italia – stage 19 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 19 map ( Stage 20: Verrès - Sestrière, via Lattea (203km) The stage starts flat until the Canavese region, then a series of increasingly tough climbs lead into the Valli di Lanzo. Giro d'Italia – stage 20 profile ( Giro d'Italia – stage 20 map ( Stage 21: Rome - Rome (141km) The final stage is split into two parts. The first runs from Rome to the coast and Ostia, then returns to the start zone. Riders then enter the final circuit: 8 laps of a 9.5 km course entirely within central Rome, to the finish. Giro d'Italia – stage 21 profile (

Gilmore eyeing more success on 2026 World Tour
Gilmore eyeing more success on 2026 World Tour

West Australian

time4 days ago

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Gilmore eyeing more success on 2026 World Tour

For anything he may lack in physical stature, Goldfields cyclist Brady Gilmore makes up for in spades with steadfast determination and unwavering attention-to-detail. At just 172cm and 70kg, Gilmore packs a big punch — underpinned by stunning results that last week earned him a new three-year professional deal, and a crack at next year's lucrative World Tour. Gilmore, who is based at the epicentre of European cycling in Girona, Spain, earlier this year enjoyed his first two professional wins, via victories in two stages of the Tour de Rwanda. The 24-year-old also won the Circuit des Ardennes in France and the Tour de Taiwan. His father, well-known local businessman Chris Gilmore, said it had been an exciting start to the year for the 24-year-old. 'He signed that (new) contract on Thursday and is looking forward to not having to pay for anything anymore,' Chris Gilmore said. 'Girona is known as a Mecca for pro cyclists and it's been great for Brody, as one of the winningest riders in the world at the moment. 'He's had a fantastic start to the year.' It continues a stunning rise to international ranks for Gilmore, who only took up cycling in March 2020 and barely a year later he was over east contesting the national road series. In 2022, he stamped himself among the nation's brightest prospects with a high-profile victory at the Oceanic Continental Championships across 123.5km in Brisbane. Two years ago, he was part of the Australian under-23 team for the 2023 UCI world championships in Glasgow, but was stricken by illness. He still managed to finish mid-pack in the individual time trial. Gilmore spent years excelling as a motocross rider, including a three-year stint at a US training facility in Cairo, Georgia. But the onset of COVID-19 forced him back to WA.

Two Irish nationals arrested in Spain after Irish man shot in head near Alicante
Two Irish nationals arrested in Spain after Irish man shot in head near Alicante

The Journal

time4 days ago

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Two Irish nationals arrested in Spain after Irish man shot in head near Alicante

TWO IRISH NATIONALS have been arrested in Spain's Costa Blanca on suspicion of the attempted murder of an Irish man, who is currently fighting for his life in intensive care. The 21-year-old was shot in the head on 13 May near a popular shopping centre in the town of Orihuela Costa, south of Alicante. Spain's civil guard confirmed that two male suspects were arrested this week in connection with the shooting. The men, aged 27 and 45, are also both Irish nationals. A spokesperson for the civil guard said today that the shooting victim remains in intensive care in hospital, two weeks after the incident occurred. Investigators are understood to have made inquiries about the victim and his close circle as part of their probe into the shooting. Advertisement 'Part of the evidence collected was a bag with a revolver, ammunition and the victim's telephone,' a spokesperson for the civil guard confirmed. Both Irish suspects were arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide. One of their homes was also searched. A court in Orihuela Costa has remanded one of the men in prison, while the other has been released on bail as a suspected accomplice but banned from leaving the country. Detectives did not comment on the motive behind the shooting. None of the three men involved have been named. #OperacionesGC Dos detenidos por disparar en la cabeza a un joven en Orihuela Costa (Alicante), la víctima es un joven irlandés de 21 años que permanece ingresado en la UCI. — Guardia Civil (@guardiacivil) May 27, 2025 The civil guard have since released video footage of the gun and ammunition seized, as well as images of one of the suspects being taken into custody in handcuffs. Readers like you are keeping these stories free for everyone... A mix of advertising and supporting contributions helps keep paywalls away from valuable information like this article. Over 5,000 readers like you have already stepped up and support us with a monthly payment or a once-off donation. Learn More Support The Journal

UCI Delegation Visits Riyadh in Preparation for 2025 Urban Cycling World Championships
UCI Delegation Visits Riyadh in Preparation for 2025 Urban Cycling World Championships

Leaders

time23-05-2025

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UCI Delegation Visits Riyadh in Preparation for 2025 Urban Cycling World Championships

As part of the preparations for the 2025 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships, scheduled for early November in Riyadh, Saudi Cycling Federation (SACF) President Abdulaziz Al-Shahrani met with Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) representative Jorge Vazquez during an official inspection visit. President Al-Shahrani expressed his enthusiasm for continued collaboration with the UCI to ensure the event is exceptional, bringing together the world's top urban cyclists under the federation's supervision. The visit featured comprehensive inspection tours, including reviews of competition venues, accommodation facilities for participating delegations, and assessments of technical and officiating arrangements. Related Topics : Pakistan FM Embarks on Crucial China Visit after Kashmir Conflict Saudi Crown Prince, Putin Hold Crucial Talks on Ukraine Conflict Lucid Motors Electrifies the Middle East with New Riyadh HQ Saudi Arabia Leads World in Reducing Healthcare Risks: WHO Short link : Post Views: 1 Related Stories

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